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CIHM/ICMH 

CIHM/eCIVIH 

Microfiche 

Collection  de 

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Canadian  Institute  for  Historical  Microraproductions  / 

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'  Institut  Canadian  da  microraproductions  historiquas 

Technical  and  Bibliographic  Notas/Notas  tachniquaa  at  bibiiographiquaa 


Tha  Inatituta  haa  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  boat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturaa  of  thia 
copy  which  may  ba  bibllographlcally  unlqua, 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  Imagaa  In  tha 
raproductlon,  or  which  may  algnificantly  changa 
tha  usual  mathod  of  filming,  ara  chackaid  balow. 


□   Colourad  covars/ 
Couvartura  da  coulaur 


I     I   Covars  damagad/ 


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Couvartura  andommagte 


Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  reataurte  at/ou  pelliculie 


I — I   Cover  title  missing/ 


Le  titre  de  couverture  manque 

Coloured  maps/ 

Cartes  gAographiques  en  couleur 


0   Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 

I     I   Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrations/ 


0 


Planches  et/ou  illustrations  mn  couleur 

Bound  with  other  material/ 
Rail*  avac  d'autres  documents 

Tight  binding  may  cause  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  re  iiute  serrie  peut  causer  de  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
diatortion  le  long  de  (a  marge  intAriaura 

Blank  leaves  added  durl  4  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certaines  pages  blanches  ajoutAaa 
lore  d'une  restauration  apparaissant  dans  la  texte, 
mais,  lorsqua  cela  Atait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  AtA  filmtes. 


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L'institut  a  microfilm*  la  meilleur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  AtA  poasibia  da  se  procurer.  Les  details 
da  cat  exemplaire  qui  sont  peut-Atre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographiqua,  qui  peuvent  modifier 
una  image  reproduite,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  mAthoda  normale  de  filmaga 
sont  indiqute  ci-dessous. 


r~^  Coloured  pages/ 


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Pages  de  couleur 

Pages  damaged/ 
Pages  endommagtes 

Pages  restored  and/01 

Pages  reataurAas  ot/ou  pallicultes 

Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxei 
Pages  dteolortes,  tachetAes  ou  piquAes 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  d6tach4es 

Showthrough/ 
Transparence 

Quality  of  prir 

Qualit^  intgaia  da  I'lmprassion 

Includes  supplementary  materii 
Comprend  du  matAriai  supplAmentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Mition  disponible 


I     I  Pages  restored  and/or  laminated/ 

rri  Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 

rn  Pages  detached/ 

Fyj  Showthrough/ 

I     I  Quality  of  print  varies/ 

I     I  Includes  supplementary  material/ 

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Slips,  tissues,  etc.,  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Les  pages  totalament  ou  partiallement 
obscurcies  par  un  fauillet  d'errata,  une  pelure, 
etc..  ont  At  A  filmAas  A  nouveau  da  fapon  A 
obtanir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


Additional  commanta:/ 
Commantairaa  supplAmantairas; 


IrrtgularpaoiiMthHi:  ii^eii,  [1] •  112, 'lia   •168,  Mil]   •112, 113468. 1'.96p. 


This  item  is  filmed  at  tha  reduction  ratio  checked  balow/ 

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TIm  copy  fllin«d  httn  Hm  b—n  raproducad  thanks 
to  tha  ganaraaity  of: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archivts  of  British  Columbia 

Tha  imagat  apiiaaring  hara  ara  tha  baat  quality 
posaibia  conaMaring  tha  condition  and  lagibility 
off  tha  original  copy  and  in  liaaping  with  tha 
filming  contract  tpaciffications. 


L'axamplaira  ffllm4  fut  raproduit  grica  A  la 
gAnArotitA  da: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archives  of  British  Columbia 

Las  Imagas  auhrantaa  ont  4tA  raproduitaa  avac  la 
plus  grand  soin,  compta  tanu  da  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattat*  da  raxampiaira  filmi.  at  an 
confformiti  avac  las  conditions  du  contrat  da 
filmaga. 


Original  capias  in  prin^ad  papar  covers  ara  filmad 
beginning  with  tha  front  cover  and  ending  on 
the  last  page  with  a  printed  or  lllustreted  impres- 
sion, or  the  back  cover  when  eppropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  lllustreted  impres- 
sion, and  ending  on  the  lest  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


Les  exemplaires  originaux  dont  la  couverture  en 
papier  est  imprimis  sent  filmAs  en  commenpant 
par  la  premier  plat  at  en  terminent  soit  par  la 
derniAre  page  qui  comporta  una  empreinte 
d'Impression  ou  d'illustration.  soit  par  Is  second 
plat,  salon  la  cas.  Tous  les  autres  exemplaires 
originaux  sont  fiimAs  en  commenfant  par  la 
pramiAre  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'Impression  ou  d'illustration  at  en  terminent  per 
la  derniire  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 


The  last  recorded  frame  on  each  microfiche 
shell  contain  the  symbol  ^^-  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"!, or  the  symbol  V  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparaftra  sur  la 
darnlAre  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  salon  le 
cas:  la  symbols  — ^  signifie  "\  SUIVRE".  le 
symbols  V  sionifie  "FIN". 


Maps,  plates,  charts,  etc..  may  be  filmed  at 
different  reduction  retios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hand  corner,  left  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
rsquirad.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


Les  cartes,  planches,  tableaux,  etc..  peuvent  Atre 
fiimAs  A  des  teux  de  riductlon  dlffirents. 
Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atre 
reproduit  en  un  soul  clichA,  11  est  fiimA  A  partir 
da  I'engle  supArieur  gsuche,  de  gauche  A  droite. 
et  de  haut  en  bas,  en  prenant  le  nombre 
d'images  nAcessaira.  Les  diagrammes  suivants 
illustrent  la  mAthode. 


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PAOiVIO  COAST  BU8IVBS8  DIREOTORT. 


L.  8.  ADAM9,  Front  Street, 

.   Corneir  Clagr»  8ui  Fran<;Uoo. 


(Baoowion  to  John  Arnold  *  Oo.) 
'iXm-oorters  and.  lYl&oleaale  Jo'b'bers  In 

ftROGERIES,  PROVISIONS  ASD  UQUOBS. 


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Franoisoo  Friee*. 


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3  3DCE£XIpa^QClS^(» 

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lAORAMENTO. 

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I  -    $600,000, 

handise.    Deposits  received 
^press  or  mail,  passed  to  in- 

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^^         California  8t,  one  door  from  Sanwm. 

V  ICBTHOD   or   BUBINBSS. 

First— Low  Charges. 

Second — Prompt  Payment  of  Losses. 

Third— No  Law  Suits. 

Fourth — All  disputes  which  may  arise  are  to 

be  settled  by  arbitration. 

President THOMAS  MOONET 

Secretary SAMUKL  CRIM 

Actuary JOHN  FOWLEB 


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ADVBRTISINa    DEPARTMENT. 


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Gash 

Annual  Incomei 


-  «5y468y013  85. 

-  ^4^600,000  OOir 


These  sterling  and, time-honored  Compames  continue  to  do  a  legitimate  Fire 
Insurance  business,  insuring  on  all  classes  of  desirable  risks,  at  rates  consistent; 
with  solvency,  and  a  fair  New  England  profit,  being  uninfluenced  by  the  tariffs' 
of  "  combinations,"  or  the  ruinous  rates  of  companies  that,  through  ignorance  of 
the  actual  cost  of  underwriting,  or  a  lack  of  confidence  in  the  quality  of  the  in- 
demnity furnished,  are  disposed  to  gamble  away  their  assets  in  a  suicidal  compe- 
tition with  companies  of  steriing  wortii,  inexhaustible  resQurces  and  hnmense  an- 
nual incomes,  secured  from  small  risks,  scattered  ov(§r  the  entire  continent, 
making  large  losses  impossible. 


Losses  promptly  adjusted  by  our  Special  Adjuster, 
and  paid  in  United  States  Gold  Coin. 


The  .^TNA  and  Ph<enix  are  the  only  Companies  doing  business  on  this  coast, 
that  have  fully  commissioned  agents  at  each  prominent  point,  authorused  to  bmd 
the  Compames  by  the  immediate  issue  of  policies. 


BRANCH  OFFICE--SAN  FRANCISCO, 

434  CALIFORNIA  STREET,  OOR.  LEIDESDORipF, 

ROBERT  E  MA6ILL,  Manager. 


J.  B.  HIVKS  k  CO.,  Agents  for  8aa  VrMieiseo. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BU8INBSB  DIBBCTORT. 


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ORGANIZED, APRIL   2,   1863. 


OXr-xr-iOE: 


IN  THE  COMPAHT'S  BniLDIHU,  406  CALIFOBNIA  STMT, 


CAPITAL, 


$500,000. 


LOSSES  PAID  PEOMPTLT  IN  U.  S.  GOLD  COIN. 


BOARD   OF   DIRECTORS: 


0.  L  TATLOB, 
JABSZ  HOWES, 
WnUAK  METER, 
A.  L  TUBES, 


ISAAC  E.  DAVIS, 
0.  ADOLPHE  LOW, 
J.  B.  SOOTGHLEB, 
W.  J.  ADAVS, 
7.  L  0A8TLE. 

C.  L.  TAYLOR,  President. 
J,  B.  SGOTCHLER,  Secretary. 


A.  X.  SIXFSOV, 

B.  E.  BAmOHD, 
H.  FIEBCS, 
CALVnr  PAIGE, 


THIS   COMPANY   IS    ENGAGED   EXCLUSIVELY   IN 

MARnirE!   nrSURANOEI. 


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ADVBRTIBING    DEPARTMENT. 


Padfe  Hai!  SttaatsUjp  C$. 


FROM  NEW  YORK  TO  CHINA, 

VIA 

Istlms  of  Fanw,  San  Francisco  ani  Jajan,  anl  vice  versa. 

Making  trips  from  JVew  Tork  to  San  Frandaco  in  22  days; 

From  iN'ew  York  to  Hong  Kong  ik  51  days; 

From  Hong  Kong  to  J{ew  York  in  4^  days,  and  from  San  Francisco 

to  ^ew  York  in  20  days. 


STEAMEBS  LEAVE  NEW  TORE  THE  1st,  Uth  AND  2l8t  OF  EAOH 
MONTH ;  LEAVE  SAN  FBANGI300 10th,  19th  AND  30th. 


The  StMmwof  the  Uth  of  each  month  firom  Now  York  connects  at  San  Francisco  with  the 
Steamer  for  China  on  the  Sd  of  month  following.  Passcngero  from  China  for  New  York  leare  San 
Francisco  bj  the  Steamer  of  1 9th  of  each  month. 

This  Company  sells  Tickets  in  connection  with  Steamers  for  Central  and  South  America,  Ana- 
tralia,  France  and  England,  by  all  the  diiferent  routes.  . 


Steamen  on  the  rente  fkom 
New  Vork  to  AaplnwalL 


Steamers  on  the  route  ttom  San 
Ftanoisoo  to  Panama. 


Steamers  on  the  route  from  San 
Franoisoo  to  China, 


Henry  Chauncey, 
Arixona, 
Ocean  Queen, 
Rising  Star, 
J{ew  York, 


Colorado, 
Great  Republic, 
Celestial  Empire, 
Jfiphon, 


Building. 


Golden  City, 

Constitution, 

Saeram&ito, 

Montana, 

Golden  Age,  America. 

Allan  MoLane,  Pres't,  New  Tork ;    Oliver  Eldridge,  Agent,  San  Franoisoo ; 
F.  B.  Paby,  Agent,  '*  S.  L  Phelps,  Agent,  Hong  Kong ; 

D.M.  Oorwinei  '*    Panama;  J.  H.  Phinney,  Agent,  Yokohama. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BU8INKS8     DIRBOTORT. 


CA-LIFORlsriA. 

STEIH  HIVIGATION 


Organized  March  1st,  1854.   -    -  Capital  Stock,  $2,500,000* 


The  following  are  the  Offloera  for  the  Tears  1866-67 : 

Pn»i4ent,  B.  M.  HARTSHORNE;  Vice-PrMidcnt,  W.  H.  TAYLOR;  Secretary,  8.  O.  PUT-' 
NAM;    Trustees,  B.  M.  HARTSHORNE,  W.  H.  TAYLOR,  WILLIAM  NORRIS,  W.  C, 
RALSTON,  JOHN  BENSLEY,  C.  L.  LOW,  A.  REDINGTOS,  LLOYD  TEVI8  and  8.  F, 
BUTTERWORTH.    Agents,  Sacramento,  ALFRED  REDINOTON ;  MaryBville,  C.  H.  KIM^ 
BALL;  Red  Bluff.  J.  B.  ANDRUS ;  Stockton,  ARTHUR  KIMBALL. 


Departure    from    Broadway    Wharf^ 

CARRYING  THE   UNITED  STATES  MAILS. 

Steamer  CAPITAL Capt.  E.  A.Poole. 

Steamer  YOSEMITE Capt.  E.  A.  Poole. 

Steamer  CHRYSOPOLIS Capt.  A.  Foster. 

Steamer  ANTELOPE Capt. 

Steamer  CORNELIA Capt.  W.Bromley. 

Steamer  JULIA Capt.  E.  Conklin. 

OXO'B   OF   XXZE   .AJBOVS   STE^^Jt^EXlS   "SVXLXi 

Leave  every  Day,  at  Pour  o'clock,  P.M. 

(BUSDATS  xzoxara*BD)  roB 

SAORAHESIVTO  AUTD  STOGKTOMT^ 

Connecting  with  the  light  draught  Steamers  for 

MARY8VILLE,  COLUSA  AND  RED  BLUFF. 

For  Airther  particulan,  apply  at  the  OFFICE  OP  THE  COMPANY, 

N.  E.  Oor.  Jackson  and  Front  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 

B.    M.    HA^RXSHOBtrfS,   Preaident. 


ADYBBTISIMO    DBPABTMBNT. 


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California  Steam  Navigation  Go. 


FOR 


fortlil  Orw  iMfieliiiii,  Y.  I. 


STEJ^X^SXiS 


Paeife,  Ajax  add  A^tirt. 


FOB 


San  Luis  Obispo,  Santa  Barbara,  San  Pedro, 


JklO*!) 


S^]Sr  DIEG^O, 


S.  M.  H1.HTSH0HNE,  Presideat. 
N.  E.  Cor.  Front  anil  Jackson  Streets, 

SB  ^^SS    Cff>  02  J^  Sy  (39  a  SB  CBS  CD  • 


via 


PAOIVIO  COAST  BUSINB86  DIRIOTORT. 


I'll  £2 


SUaA-R   COMJPA.lSrY. 


OA.I»IT-A.lLi, 


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This  Company  owns  the  San  Francisco  Sagar  Refinery  and  tlie  Pacific  Sagar 
Refinery,  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  which,  combined,  form  the 

LARGEST  SUGAR  REFINING  ESTABLISHMENT 

iisr  jjoagp:  TJNiTEr)  sta.tes. 

And  possess  a  capaciff  equal  to  the  Refining  of  Twelve  Thousand  Tons  annually. 

ITS  PRODUCTS  ARE 

"'le  Befined  £oaf,  in  Loaves  and  Cut,  for  table  use, 
\)  Standard  Crushed  Lump  Sugar, 
(A.  B)  Second  Quality  Crushed  Lump  Sugar, 
(B)  ComMwn  Crushed  Lump  Sugar, 
Powdered  Sugar,  Best  and  Common, 
Granulated  White  Sugar  for  Coffee, 
Yellow  Befined  Coffee  Sugar,  marked  (O) 
(This  Sugar  is,  for  Coffee,  preferred  to  White.) 

TeUow  Befined  Coffee  Sugar,  Second  Quality,  marked  (13) 
Syrup,  Golden, 

Syrup,  Sugar  Souse, 

Sugars  and  Syrups,  for  export  to  the  British  Possessions,  Mexico,  etc.,  are  entitled 
to  a  return  of  duty  from  the  American  Government,  as  follows : 

On  White  Sugars,  three  cents  per  pound. 

On  Yellow  Sugars,  two  and  a  half  cents  per  ponnd. 

On  Syrups,  six  cents  per  gallon. 

GEO.  GORDON.  Manager.  R.  FEUERSTEIN,  Commercial  Agent. 

BOASD  OF  TBXrSTEBS: 

Geo.  Gordon,  President,      N.  Lunlng,      W.  C.  Ralston,      Charles  De  Roe, 
R.  Feuersteln.  W.  Hooper,  Secretary. 

OFFICE,  310  COMMERCIAL  STREET. 


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WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO. 

Ill  mM  immmi  mwmi, 

And  Overland  Stage  Company. 


OAPTTAI., 


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«io^ooo,ooo. 


PRINCIPAL  OFFICES 


NEW  YORK. 


( No.  84  Broadwayi 

( N.  W.  cor.  California  and  Montgomery  Sts.,   •    SAN  FRANCISCO. 


S  X  P  K.  s  s  s. 

Dailt— To  all  parts  of  California,  Nevada  and  Utah. 

Weekly — To  Crescent  City,  Oregon,  Washington  and  Idaho  Territories,  British 

Columbia  and  Southern  Coast  of  California. 
Tri-Monthlt — ^To  New  York,  the  Atlantic  States  and  Europe,  via  Panama. 
Monthly — To  Hongkong,  Yokohama,  Cape  St.  Lucas,  La  Paz,  Guaymas,  Max- 

atlan,  and  other  Mexican  Paci6c  Forts. 

Daily —  Via  Sacramento,  over  Central  Pacific  and  Placerville  Railroad,    for  Vir- 
ginia City,  Carson,  and  other  principal  points  in  Nevada  and  Utah. 

BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE  AND  TELEGRAPHIC  TRANSFERS  ON 

NEW  YORK,  BOSTON  and  PHILADELPHIA, 

Payable  in  the  principal  cities  of  the  United  States  and  Canada. 

Bills  on  London,  Dublin  <&  Paris,  for  sale  r*t  current  rates, 

LETTERS  OF  CREDIT  NEGOTIABLE  THROUGHOUT 

i      CALIFORNIA,  OREGON,  IDAHO,  and 

NEVADA,  WASHINGTON,  UTAH  TERRITORIES. 

We  also  itsne  Credits  on  oar  New  York  House,  exchanseable  for  Circular  Letters,  pavable  in 
all  parts  of  Europe,  affording  to  those  going  abroad  the  sarest  and  most  convenient  mode  ot'  provid- 
ing themselves  with  funds. 

COXiXiBCTXOXTS    AJ^TID    OOXiiCX^ISSIO£a-S 

of  all  kinds  executed,  and  General  Express  Business  promptly  attended  to  throughout  the  United 
States,  Canada  and  Europe. 

liCtters,  Freight  and  Small  Parcels  forwarded  to  the  Atlantic  Sutes  and  Europe. 

We  will  also  ship  Bullion,  Coin,  and  other  articles  of  special  value,  on  the  most  favorable  terms, 
which  can  be  insured  if  desired,  under  our  open  policies  with  English  Underwriters. 

Orders  for  passage  firom  Queenstown,  London,  liverpool,  Uimburg  and  Havre  to  New  York ; 
also,  from  New  Yo»  to  San  Francisco. 


GEN'L  SUPERINTENDENT  FOR  CALIFORNIA. 

N.  W.  comer  Montgomery  and  California  Streets. 


«Wi!F»|llMP7i'  *} 


X  '  PAOIIIO     COAST     BU8INBBS    DIBKOTOBT. 


C.  T.  MEADEIl. 


C.  P.  LOLOR. 


MEADER,  LOLOR  &  CO. 


%mwm^  m%  mmm 

Pi".  "W.  Ooar.  I«^roiit    and    Clay    Streets. 

^^tnia  Uv  mUm  and  WiUiatu^'  pne  of  ^lipptt  Mvn  fxm 

SOSTOXO*   TO    B-AlXO-   OE'XlJ^ja'OXSOO. 


Goods  for  this  Line  leceived  at  Boston,  and  careflilly  forwaitled  free  of  charge  bj 

FIRST     0X^.^.88      OXjXPPSXI     SXXXFS 

Sailing  promptly  as  advertised. 

The  only  really  prompt  Line  of  GOiips  from  the  Atlantio  Ports. 

BOSTON  PAOKBT  OFFIOB 

GLIDDEH,  WILLIAMS  k  GO'S  LINE  OF  CLIPPER  SHIPS,  FROM 


Loading  only  First  Class  Clipper  Ships,  sailing  promptly  as  advertised. 

GOODS  FOR  THIS  LINE  RECEIVED  AND  CAREFULLY  FORWARDED 

FREE   OF    COMMISSION. 


LIBERAL  ADVMCES  MADE  ON  WOOL,  HIDES,  ORES,  DYEWOOD 

And  other  Merchandise  forwarded  by  the  above  Line. 


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ADVBRTISIirO    DIPARTMKNT. 


PACIFIC  OIL  ft  LEAD  WORKS. 


Capital  Stock, 


$600,000. 


Established  for  the  manufacture  of  Linsbbd,  Castor  and  other  Oils,  and  of 
Whitb  Lead,  Zinc  and  other  Paints.  Works  are  now  in  operation,  and  pre- 
pared to  furnish  Oils  of  first  qi^ality  and  quantity  sufficient  for  the  supply  of  the 
Pacific  Coast.    Also,  Oil  Cakes  and  Meal  in  quantities  required. 

Highest  price  paid  for  Flax  Seed  delivered  at  the  Company's  Works,  King 
Street,  near  Third. 

OFFICE-302  MONTGOMERY  ST„  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL 

Orders  addressed  to  "  Pacific  Oil  and  Lkad  Works,"  will  have  immediate 
attention. 

President,         -  ■  -  JOHN  BENSLEY. 

Superintendent,         -  -  B.  P.  BRUNNER. 

Secretary,         -  -  -  SAML.  I.  C.  SWEZEY. 


A.    COBB. 


HHTOV. 


COBB    «    SIMTOZV, 

REAL  ESTATE,  STOCK, 

GENERAL  AUCTIONEERS. 


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Spacious  and  Fine  Sales  Room, 

407   Oallfornla   Stveetp 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


SST 


eXXSID     SIXTOE     1861. 


N.  B. — OUT  DOOR  SALES  ATTENDED  TO. 

A  line  of  Desirable  Homestead  Property  always  on  hand. 


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PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS    DIREOTORT. 


OREGON  STAGE  CO 


THROUGH  IN  SIX  DAYS! 

From  Sa$r$m$iito  to  OrOTillo, 


Per  Railroad.    From  there,  per  Stage,  through 


Chico, 
Tehama, 
Bed  Bluff, 
Shasta, 
Yreka, 


Jacksonville,  O.    Eugene  City, 
Canyonville,         Corvallis, 


Eosehurg, 
Winchester, 
Oakland, 
TO   PORTLiAND,    ORBGOIHT, 

Passing  through  the  Valleys  of  Rogue  River,  Umpqua  &  Willamette. 


Albany, 
Salem, 
Oregon  City, 


This  portion  of  the  Pacifio  slope  embraces  the  most  beautiful  and  attracti  ^, 
as  well  as  some  of  the  most  bold,  grand  and  picturesque  scenery  on  the  continent, 
the  highest  snow-capped  mountains,  (Mt.  Hood,  Mt.  Shasta  and  others)  deepest 
ravines,  and  most  beautiful  valleys. 

Office,  Sacramento,  near  the  Steamboat  Landing; 

H.  W.  CORBETT  &  Co.,  Proprietors. 


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ADVERTISING    DBPARTHBNT. 


XUl 


OCCIDENTAL  M^nCE  COMFANT. 


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©ibBk  ©@L@ltiLl»  $S 


OFnOE,  S,  W.  COB.  HONTGOHEBT  AND  OAUFOBNIA  STBEETS. 

iMurs  againtt  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire,  on  Dwellings  and  all  kinds  of  Buildings,  and  on 
Merchandise,  Household  Furniture  and  all  other  Personal  Property  at  the 

ALL  LOSSES  PAYABLE  IN  U.  S.  GOLD   COIN. 


B.  XOTHSCBILD,  Beeretar^. 


CHB.  CHBMTIAlfSEy,  Prttident. 

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DIRECTORS. 


J.  A.  Oonohoe of  Donohoa,  Kellr  As  Ca 

Jacob  Sebolte of  SoholIeBros. 

In  P.  Rankin of  Goddard  ft  Co. 

John  Sime of  John  Sine  ft  Co. 

Adam  Grant of  Murphy,  Grant  4c  Co. 

Jacob  Greenbaum of  H.  Cohn  ft  Co. 

J.  T.  Hallook of  JIY.HallookftCa 

Solomon  Rich of  &  Rich  ft  Bro. 

BeiU-  BrewKtor of  Jenninn  ft  Brewster. 

J.  Banm of  J.  Baum  ft  Bro. 

Isaac  Heeht of  Uecht  Bro<.  ft  Co. 

Joaeph  Seller. of  Goldttein  ft  Seller. 

John  N.  Biadon of  Coflby  ft  Risdon. 

M.  Reese Merchant. 

J.  H.  Baird Merchant. 

Henry  Greenberg Real  Estate. 


N.Van  Bergen of  John  Tan  Bergen  ft  Co. 

John  R.  Mead of  J.  B.  Mead  ft  Co. 

J.  W.  BrittRD of  J.  W.  Brittan  ft  Co. 

Chr.  Christiansen,  President.,  .of  J.  Y.  Hallock  ft  Co. 

Lewis  Gerstle of  Louis  Sloss  ft  Co. 

John  Landers Agent  Manhattan  Life  Ins.  Co. 

Martin  Sachs of  L.  ft  M.  Sachs  ft  Co. 

A.  Kline of  Kline  ft  Co. 

A.  Goldsmith of  Goldrmith  Broe 

Isaac  Wormeor  of  Wormser  Bros. 

James  Thomas  Boyd Attorney  at  Law. 

Leon  Ehrman Merchant. 

W.  W.  Dodge of  Dodge  ft  Phillips. 

C.  Meyer of  C.  Meyer  ft  Co. 

A.  J.  Bowie Pbysieian. 


fitrfiiam  Lift  hssraiet  Ct. 

oo  laitoA.TywArs',  nie:w  york. 

Issues  Policies  Payable  in  IT.  S.  Gold  Coin  or  Currency. 

VO  EXTRA  GHASOE  FOE  TEAYELDTO  TO  EASTERN  STATES  OR  EITROPE. 


HUGO  WESENDONOE, President. 

FBIEDR.  SCHWENDLER,  Vice  President  and  Aot'g  Sec'y* 

V.  — ^ 

BOABD  or  BUrEBByCB  FOB  CALIFOBITIA. 

Joeeph  A.  Donohoe,  Esq.  William  C.  Ralston,  Esq. 

Of  Messrs.  Donohoe,  Kelly  ft  Co.  Cashier  Bank  of  California. 

C  F.  Mebius,  Esq.  EUe  Lai ard,  Esq. 

Consal  for  BaTarla.  Of  Messra.  Laiard  Frtres. 

J.  W.  Brittan,  Esq.  Edward  Vtseher,  Esq. 

Of  Mes4n.  J.  W.  Brittan  k  Co.  Consulate  of  Austria. 

Gustare  Mabe,  Henry  Seligman,  Esq. 

Director  French  Sst.  and  Loan  8o&  Of  Messra.  J.  Seligman  ft  Ca 

General  Agent  for  California  and  the  Pacific  Coast, 
BSRWHARD    OATTEX., 


70.7 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRUCTORT. 


C.  ■Of.BKOOK.  I 
A.  MBKRIIA.      i 


I  O.  MIiBBII.1.. 

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HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &  GO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

TO¥ES,  TIN  PLATE, 

SHEET   IROiNT, 
Lead  and  Iron  Pipe,  Pumps,  Zinc,  Wire, 

TINNERS'  STOCK,  TOOLS  AND  MACHINES. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

TIN,  SHEET  IRON  AND  COPPER  WARE, 

13  AND  15  FRONT  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

176  AND  178  J  STREET,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


AND 


MJkm  OTESETw  iLlUSTM,  M3S5¥AJO)Ao 


BADGER  &  LINDENBERGER, 

411,  413  AND  415  BATTERY  STREE"!', 


iscpoRrrxsRs  ▲ind  johsxsrs  of 


AGENTS  OF  OAKLAND  COTTON  MILLS. 
AGENTS  OF  CALIFORNIA  CLOTHING  FACTORY. 
AGENTS  OF  SALEM,  OREGON,  WOOLEN  MILLS. 
AGENTS  OF  PIANO  MANUFACTURERS. 


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BTEAMEE  PETALOMA 

BUNB   DAUiT  TBIF8, 

ooamoTiHo 

SAN   FRANCISCO 

WITH 

FETALUMA  AND  SONOMA 

VIA  IiAKEVIX.!.!:, 

LoAviog  Vtllejo  Street  Wharf,  San  Franeiaoo, 

JLT    ZiEDTTOBD    Xi.A.XES. 
C7j  MINTUBN,  Agent. 


STEAMER  CONTRA  COSTA 

nVKB  XWIOK  HAILT  rXOM 

TO 

SAN  QUENTIN  &  SAN  RAFAEL, 

AND  tMVt  TBIPt  TO 
t«aving  Cor.  Broadway  and  Davis  Sta.,  San  FranoiMO. 

C.  MINTURN,  Agent. 


<^S&aM»»  <&K]Jb  WWwLWii 


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Office-No.  318  California  Street, 

Threa  D^  ^ora  Xut  from  Suuom  Street, 


CAPITAL  PAID  UP $200,000. 

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C.  T.  HOFjOIS,  Frest.        L.  STEYENS,Tice  Frest. 
I.  CMOWEIiL,  Secretary. 

ALL   LOSSES   PAID    IN    U.    S.    COLD   COIN. 


OF    TH8 


/ETNA  AND  PHENIX  INSURANCE  COMPANIES 

(BIT  ]Bi^]&wv4>i&]B»  (B<&srsr» 
424  OAUFOBNIA  STREET,  Oorner  of  Lddesdorff. 

Oom-tolaxedL  .AjmnotM,         ...        ^a.4ae,OX8  aS 
.^.xuxxui,!  0«MBli.  Xai.oosia.e,    -  -  •        ^4,000,000 

LOSSES   PAID  IN   GOLD   COIN. 

Ageati  in  all  promlnait  pUwMi  who  an  anthoriHd  to  luoo  and  nuw  PoUdMi  dinot. 

B.  H.  KAOILL,  Manager.  J.  D.  HAWKS  &  CO.,  Agents  fi>r  San  Franoiioo. 

ly  8m  page  U  of  thia  work. 


ZTl  PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 

IV.    FBAJTK   ITBIITTIEB.  nUk-B  IT.    JOHMSOV. 

CAMERON,  WHITTIER  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS   OP 

Paints^  Oils  and  Window  Glass. 

<  i»«»  > 

OF   THE 

FreiGli  ni  Belgian  Plate  Glass  Coianies, 

For  the   Paoiflo  Coast. 

MANUFAGTUEERS  OF  LOOEINa  GLASSES,  ALL  SIZES. 
DAMAGED   PLATES   RE8ILVERED 

At  a  very  gmaU  expense, 
SOUTH-WEST  CORNER  FINE  AND  FRONT  STREETS, 
' SAN      FRANCISCO. 

PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO. 

CAPITAL  STOCK,   -   -   -   ^^1,000,000. 

Established  for  the  manufacture  of  Railroad  and  Merchant  Iron.  EVery 
variety  of  Shaftino,  including  all  sizes  of  Steamboat  Shafts,  Cranks,  Pis- 
tons, Connectinq  Rods,  &c.  Car  and  Locomotive  Axles  aiui  Frames,  and 
Hammered  Iron  of  every  description  and  siae. 

OFFICE* 

302  MONTGO:AffERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  OAL. 

Orders  addressed  to  P'CIFIC  Rollinq  Mill  Co.  will  have  immediate  attention. 
HICNE8T  PRICE  PAID  FOR  SCRAP  IROK. 

FRESIDENT, WM.  ALVORD. 

SUFERINTENDENT, B.  F.  BRUNNER. 

SECRETARY, SAML.  I.  C.  SWEZET. 


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ADVBRTISINQ     DBPABTMBNT. 


ZYU 


BANK  OV  CALIFORNIA, 

Capital,  paid  up,  -  -  -  $5,000,000 


D.  o.  nnLiLiS^     - 


Presidonti 


ooziZiEsz>oxa'Dsxa-rrs  = 
IN  NEW  YORK,    -       -       MESSRS.  LEES  ft  WALLER. 
IN  LONDON,         -       -      ORIENTAL  BANK  CORPORATION. 


THIS  BANK  IS  NOW  PREPARED  TO  ISSXTE 

£fil^l>l£i  Q)W  ©ElBI^e 

AVAILABLE  FOR  THE  PURCHASE  OF  MERCHANDISE  IN  THE 

East  Mes,  CUna,  Japan,  Australia,  and  otlier  Countries, 

AUTHORIZHa  BILLS  ON  ORIENTAL  BANK  CORPORATION,  LONDON. 


EXCHAJ^TGE  FOR  SAJjE 


ON  THE 


9* 

LONDON,  AMSTERDAM, 

DUBLIN,  HAMBURG, 

PARIS,  BREMEN, 

Arid  other  leading  EUROPE  A  J^  CITIES.     Also,  on  the 
Branches  of  the  ORIEJSTTAL  BAJ^K  at  Hongkong,  and 

other  Asiatic  Ports. 


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PUBLISHER,  IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 

W  Si  9      ^  <lol  <^^  Mr  ft 

GLOBES,   ATLASES,    ETC. 

BOOKS,  STATIONERY, 


AND 


511   Montgomery  Street,   511 


(Between  Oommendal  ud  BaoramentO)) 


siiS7  :f>m^s:r(sns(g(S)£)  (s^ilig 


FIRE  INSURANCE  AGENCY, 


iMBIl  &  Bllll 


O^JPIT^^L,       -        -        -        $1,000,000. 

OOTXRX  OF  jkJTy^a.TsnemA.'rxoT^  7 


Hamburg— A\JQ.  JOS.  SCHON,  E8q.,  Prest. 
WILHELM  GOSLLER,  Esq, 
ALBKECHT  KOCHEN,  Esq. 
A.  J.  W0L8DEN,  Esq. 
GUST.  WIELER,  Esq. 


Bremen— LOUIS  DELIUS,  Esq. 

CARL  MELCHERS,  Esq. 

CARL  TEWES,  Esq. 
Notary— "ED.  SCHRAMM,  Dr.,  Hamburg. 
Manager— ALE.  KLAUHOLD,  Esq.,  Ham. 


The  nndersi^ed,  Agent  for  California  for  the  above  hichly  renowned  Company,  is  prepared  to  issae 
policies  against  loss  by  fire,  on  the  most  favorable  terms,  in  all  parts  of  the  City,  on 

STORES,    MEhCHANDISE,    DWELLINGS,    FURNITURE,    ETC. 

D:^  ah  Claims  will  be  paid  in  Gold  Coin  immediately  after  the  amonnt  of  lost  is  ascertained. 

MORRIS  SPEYER,  Agent, 

526  Washington  Street,  between  Sansom  and  lontgomery, 


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ANY. 

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Ham. 

1  to  issae 


ETC. 

:ertained. 


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ADVBRTISINQ    DBPARTHrNT. 


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CHURCH  4ft  CIiARK 


HAHUFACTURERS  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  COAST. 

Cdll  Fireworks  manufactured  by  us  are  guaranteed) 

ASD  IHrORTEni  AHD  DSAI.EBS  IX 

MEDITERRANEAN  AND   CALIFORNIA 


407  FEONT  STREET,  SAN  FRANOISOO,  OAL. 

Conntry  Exhibitions  attended  to  promptly,  and  men  sent  to  superintend  tbem  when  required.  ..^ 


LEANDER  RANSOM, 


AND  PRACTICAL  SURVEYOR. 

ALSO, 

STATE  LOCATING  AGENT  FOR  SCHOOL  LANDS. 

Having  been  engaged  in  the  construction  and  tnanagement  of  the  Public  Worits  of 
the  State  of  Ohio  for  twenty  years,  and  having  had  charge  of  the  Public  Surreys  of 
the  State  of  California  for  seven  years,  and  the  disposition  of  the  School  Lands  of 
the  State  for  six  years,  and  having  provided  his  oiBce  with  maps  of  all  the  Public 
Surveys  of  the  State,  as  well  as  with  the  Land  Laws,  Instructions,  Rules  and  Regu- 
lations of  the  State  and  the  United  States,  he  deems  himself  prepared  to  give  any  de- 
sired information  relating  to  the  lands  of  the  State,  or  to  transact  any  business  apper- 
taining to  the  entry,  location,  purchase,  or  sale  of  the  same. 


Hspa  «nd  pUta  ftimiahcd  when  xeauired.  •  -acrCi 

m«ld  notM  of  intricate  anrveya  platted,  and  quantltlea  oaloulated.  '  "1 
Deeda  with  diiBoult  deaoriptiona  oarefliUy  drawn. 

Field  work,  either  aurvaylnc  or  leveliss,  executed  promptly,  and  every  other  kind  of 
buaineaa  oonneoted  with  Public  Worka  or  Landa  attended  to  with  dlapatoh. 

Office,  S.  W.  Cor.  Montgomery  and  Jackson  Streets,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


«0(i.TlIJ»Bff. 


I.I» 


TILiDESlff   A   BRESXSDy 

(Suooauon  to  Jno.  Vnry,  Jr.) 

No.  6U  MONTQOMEBY  STREET,  SAN  FBANOISOO,  OAL. 

Bondi,  Mining  Stocks,  and  GtoTemment  SeouritiM,  bonght  and  Mid  in  the 
San  FranoiMo  Btook  and  Ezohange  Board. 

8TAT»,  COUNTY  AND  CITY  BONDS  BOUOHT  AND  80LD. 

Heam.  MACONDRAT  *  CO.  Heun.  JOHN  8I1.E  *  CO.  UcMt  i.  E.  OODUAH  A  CO.,  Boiton 

"      WM.  T.  COLEMAN  A  CO.  "      TBKADWELL  *  CO.  "    ,  T.  SKIMNEB  *  CO.,      " 

Hewn.  EUGENE  KELLY  *  CO.,  New  York. 


'w.'w.  ooriD. 


tFIBIJ>. 


COPE  &  DAINGERFIELD, 

4M®s^a@^s  ami  ©®mm^@l®^9 

OFFICES,  611  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

(South  Blue,  between  Montgomery  and  Ketrn/,)  8AN  FRANQI800,  CAL. 


^WWOmMMT  A^  la A'W, 


AND 


Coniissioner  of  OeeAs  for  Orepn,  IMo  and  WasUniiton  Territories, 

N.  W.  Cor.  Montgomery  and  Washington  Streets, 


PHIIiADEIiPHIA: 

JBTo,    629    WASHINGTON   8TBEET, 


ADVBRTI8INQ     DBPARTMBNT. 


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aOHV  TJLiriAtM.  d.   Wt.  PAOB. 

JOHN   TA.YLOR   &   CO. 

ZHFOBTXBS  AVD  DIIAUDBS  IN 

Assayurs'  IMs,  DTDgiiiits'  miil  GMsts'  Glasswaio, 

AND   DRUCCI8T8'    SUNDRIES; 

Nos.  612  and  514  Washington  St.,  San  Francisco. 


^mvM4ir  &  ©@>^i  ii^siii 


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To  San 


Jose^  ITITatsoiivllloy  Santa  Gnix 
and  Intormedlato  Stations. 

Paelngoa  forwarded  by  8UgM  to  Wnrm  Spring;  Atmaden,  ZecHngton  and  Lot  AngeUt,  Faok- 
MM  of  Coin,  Lotton,  Parcels  and  Freight  of  all  kinda  forwarded  with  the  utmoit  safttv  and  dlipatoh.  Notec, 
nili,  Draft«,  fco.,  collected.  Purchaies  and  Sale*  made.  Krrandi  of  all  kinda  atrfctly  attended  to.  Our 
Wagona  will  call  for  and  deliver  Freight.    Letters  delivered  promptly. 

Tront  and  Jaokaon,     Front  and  Saoram'nto  Front  and  Fine  lEont.Blook,Mont.8t. 

Front  and  Waablng^  Stewart  and  Market     Battery  and  Oalifomla  Drunun  and  Clay 
Front  and  Clay  Sanaom  and  8ao*nto      Sanaom  ft  Waahins'n  Kearny  and  Market 

Iiuak'a  (Faoiflo  Fruit  Market). 

XI.  XI.  •'Wtr  Asimia-aTa^^yr^    Jk^^axtm 


'^S^BM^M, 


Importer  and  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

VEGETABLE,  FLOWER,  FIELD,  FRUIT  &  TREE  SEEDS, 

QMOSn  TOOI^it  l»l»AIITt>  TMEtt  ^t. 
No.  317  WASHINGTON  ST.,  bet.  Battery  &  Front, 


lO^. 


PH:OTOa:ElA.PHERS, 

429  Montgomery  Street,  corner  Sacramento,  San  Francisco. 

First  PremiaM  for  best  Card  Pietares  &  Large  Pliotojpraplis. 

This  Hagnifieent  Establishment  has  more  Room,  Larger  Light,  Greater  Facilities,  and  produces 
VINIR  raoTOORAPHS  than  any  other. 

■W.   H.    XVIiOFSOV. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINBSS     OIRBCTORT. 


ijni  cbanget  cachi  a  new  lock  every  day,  <br  ten 
yean,  without  extra  expenie. 


COMATlOll  LOCK  GO. 

PROVIDENCE,   R.  I. 


INCOIlI>OIUILXX:i>, 


MAT,  isee. 


CAPITAL, 


$250,000. 


President,  ISAAC  H.  SOUTHWICK.  Secretary,  0HABLI8  B.  BSOWH. 

Treasurer,  THOMAS  E.  STEERR  Oen'l  Agent,  OHAS.  0.  DICKEBMAH. 

ISAAC  H.  SOUTHWXOK,       AIiVOBD  O.  MIUDB,  JAIODB  H.  ABMmOTOir, 

ALTBUD  OABFIDI.D,  AUBBOBB  B.  BUBN8IDB,       DUTBll  WQtOOZ, 

THOUAS  B.  BTBBBB,  DT7TBB  ABNOLD,  OHAB.  O.  PIOKBHMAN. 


<SJB!f23EiL]l,  A<SI1SHT  ITOB  THE  FA€I[OT€  €<0>MT, 

305  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  N.  W.  Corner  of  Pine, 


Tn  introdoclng  oarPermutatloii  Looka  to  the  pnblio,  it  is  desired  that  Arotaiteota,  Bnildera,  Dealer*,  Com- 
mittees 00  the  erection  of  Buildinn,  and  gentlemen  ereoting  Private  Beeidences,  and  others,  should  thorouohly 
understand  the  priucipio  upon  which  they  are  constructed,  together  with  a  few  of  the  manv  advantages  they 
possess  over  all  other  looks  heretofore  made.  We  have  published  an  illustrated  catalogue,  wbicii  will  be  fEmished 
gratis  on  application  to  the  Agent  of  the  Faeiflo  Coast.  This  catalogue  illustrates  the  diflbrent  slses  and  style*, 
among  which  are  Store  Door  Bim  D«ad  Iiooks.  Iron  Door  uid  Vault  Looks,  Mortise  Dead 
Iiooks,  Offloe  Bim  Dead  Iiooks,  Mortise  Offloe  Xiooks,  Vront  Door  Mortise  Knob  Iiooka, 
Mortise  Knob  and  Oatoh  Iiooks^  Closet  Xtooks,  Drawer  Iiooka,  *o.  Two  Keys,  with  all  tiiv  triio- 
mings  complete,  go  with  each  Lock. 

OUB  Ix>CKB  DiFFKB  VHOX  ALL  0THBB8,  inssmucb  as  the  lock  conforms  to  the  key  in  locking;  whilst 
nothing  but  the  precise  combination  and  key.  with  which  they  are  locked,  will  unlock  them.  With  our  Locks 
you  have  only  to  change  the  combination  in  the  Key,  and  lock  the  door,  in  order  to  have  a  new  look  whenever 
you  desire. 

Oim  Looks  abk  operated  with  pkbfeot  bafett  and  ho  ikcomvuiibmcb. 

OtTR  Locks  are  safer,  with  the  Key  thrown  out  of  position  and  hung  upon  the  door  to  which  they 
belong,  than  any  other  common  lock  in  use  with  the  key  in  your  pocket,  with  one  of  our  ordinary  locks  upon 
your  door;  and  the  Key  bung  as  above  stated,  it  would  require  fdtt-bix  bo0R8  ahd  nrrxxM  mindtbb 
to  run  the  entire  cleanses !  Here  is  mechanism,  and  security  for  the  Merchant  and  the  Housekeeper.  No  False, 
Skeleton  or  Duplicate  Keys  operate  on  the  Lock,  and  they  make  itom  326  to  60,626  ohangea  each,  and  vary  in 
prieeflvm  e&lfi  to  $16,  according  to  size,  style  and  finish. 

ly  SSHD  for  a  CATALOOCB. 

Our  Locks  took  the  first  prize  (a  Silver  Medal)  at  the  Worcester,  Mass.,  Fair  the  preseiit  year.  The  merits 
of  our  Locks  have  been  indorsed  by  the  Mechanics'  Institute  and  State  Agricultural  Society  of  California,  and 
by  the  best  Mechanics  on  the  Pacific  Coast  as  well  as  elsewhere.  Messrs.  Kenitzor  and  Farqubarson,  (Archi- 
tects for  the  Bank  of  California)  aay  "  they  are  superior  in  durability  and  security  over  any  other  manufkoturo." 
Messrs.  S.  H.  Williams  &  Son,  Architects,  S.  C.  Bugbee  ft  Son,  Architects,  William  Patton,  Architect,  and 
others,  have  indorsed  their  merits,  and  their  published  testimony  can  be  seen  in  our  Catalogue. 

People  buy  locks  because  they  have  the  name  of  lock  applied  to  them,  supposing  at  the  time  they  will  pro- 
tect whatever  they  secure  with  them,  when,  in  fltct.  nine  out  of  every  ten  sold  are  merely  apologies  for  seeunty, 
and  may  be  opened  by  almost  any  skeleton  key  or  bent  wire.  If  yoa  want  a  look,  buy  a  good  one  and  one  that 
will  protect  you.  otherwise  your  money  is  exranded  to  no  purpose.  And  whenever  you  are  in  want  of  a  lock 
always  ask  for  the  XJ.  8.  COMBINATION  LOOK,  and,  if  you  purchase,  you  will  have  a  lock  superior  to 
anything  of  the  kind  in  the  world,  in  point  of  durability,  security,  and  excellence  of  workmanship. 

For  i\irther  partioulan,  and  all  matters  appertaining  to  the  Dosinesa  for  the  Padfio  Coaat,  eommnnicationf 
most  be  addressed  to  the  Agent  of  the  Company, 

V.  8.  W.  PARKHUR8T, 

SAN  FBANOISOO,  OAL. 


ADYBRTISINQ     DEPARTUBMT. 


XXIU 


JPBICJS,  $10. 

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f\  Agt-fbrPaclfloCoMt,  .  gS 


IFORTANT  DIFOBIATION 


FOR 


DEALERS, 

AND 

Ml  Others  who  use  Money  Drawers. 


To  thnie  who  uie  •  Money  Drawer  It  it  efpeelalljr  of  importance,  m  it  brings  to  ttieir  notice  an  invention 
whereby  their  money  can  be  xeoure  Oom  the  depredatlonf  or  the  liaht-flugered.  In  every  community  tliere  ii 
a  clan  of  people  who  pilibr  Blonev  Drawer*  fW>m  a  natural  or  cultivated  deoire  to  talie  that  which  dne«  not 
belong  to  tiiem;  to  those  eip<>clally  ii  WHTFirS  PATENT  THIBF-DBTSGTINO  MONBT 
SBAwJoR  a  source  of  annoyance,  as  it  baffles  their  sliill,  whilst  to  the  merchant  it  is  a  guard  of  M>curitv  in 
time  of  Danfcer.  The  usoflilness  of  this  Drawer  is  apparent  when  it  is  realised  that  there  are  boys  of  vicious 
tendencies  whos«  habits  am  unlcnown  to  traders,  who,  whon  the  proper  time  oomee,  empty  a  drawer  of  its 
contents,  or  abstract »  valuable  pieae,  and  with  an  air  of  superciliousness  cover  np  tlieir  theft  by  honest  look* 
and  assuming  mKnncrs. 

In  a  moral  point  of  view  the'Money  Drawer  possesses  a. virtue  by  putting  temptation  bovond  the  reach  of 
all  cla8Ae8  of  depredators  on  tills,  thpreby  preventing  crime,  when  it  Is  Icnown  that  a  White's  Tlilof-Uetccting 
r  wer  Is  In  use,  and  saving,  nd  doubt,  to  a  would-l^tliiof,  a  moral  character  for  life;  for,  by  the  vxpcrieuccs 
o  Uato  prisoners,  in  a  minority  of  ease*  they  have  recorded  their  first  acts  of  crime,  when  in  youth,  to  the 
f\  Tina  of  their  employer's  drawer,  or  the  drawer  of  some  trader;  and  by  fl-equont  and  dextrous  methods  in 
al)straeung  money,  It  beaoma*  *e«ond  nature  to  them,  and  in  manhood  it  is  carried  on  as  a  part  of  their 
vocation. 

Those  who  possess  one  of  White's  Money  Drawer*  are  not  only  maUng  themselves  secure  ttom  the  hand 
of  the  spoiler,  but  are  rendering  the  commonwealtli  aid  and  support  in  preventing  crime,  and  a  communitv 
from  the  scandal  that  always  follows  in  the  waico  of  a  dishonest  act ;  therefore,  it  u  the  dutv  of  every  intolli- 

fsnt  person  to  avail  himself  of  the  practical  Inventions  of  the  age  to  aid  and  assist  him  In  his  avocations, 
hose  who  shove  aside  these  useAil  inventions  are  the  one*  who  suflbr  the  most ;  they  are  continually  telling 
over  their  grievances  and  losses,  whon,  by  a  little  forethought  and  the  expenditure  of  a  little  money,  their 
troubles  would  not  have  occurred. 

In  illustration  of  this  latter  class  of  people,  I  will  mention  an  incident,  which  is  one  oat  of  many  occurring 
of  lilce  character:  A  San  Francisco  merchant,  who  in  his  general  business  is  shrewd  and  intelligent,  when 
aslted  to  purchase  one  of  White's  Money  Drawers,  replied,  he  had  got  along  without  *uch  appliances,  and  did 
not  need  it ;  a  few  days  after  liis  drawer  was  relieved  of  a  iarge  sum  of  money,  and  rather  than  run  the  risk 
of  losing  more  money  in  so  unceremonious  a  way,  he  immediately  procured  one  of  White's  Thief- Detecting 
Drawers.  Here  is  a  perfect  counterpart  to  the  man  who  looked  his  stable  door  after  his  horses  were  stolen. 
Among  the  prudent  and  thoughtAil  business  men  on  the  Paciflo  coast  who  surround  themselves  with  appli- 
ance* of  security  from  depredators,  it  is  a  notable  fact  that  many  of  Wells,  Fargo  k  Co.'s  Agents  are  supplying 
themselves  with  White's  Fatent  Thief-Detccting  Money  Drawers. 

White's  Fatent  Money  Drawer  took  the  First  Fremium  (a  Medal)  at  the  U.  S.  Fair,  at  Cincinnati,  and  at 
New  York,  New  Hampshire,  Caliibrnia  State  Fair,  and  other  Fairs  wherever  exhibited;  and  on  the  Facific 
Coast,  its^erlts  havx  oeen  fully  attested  and  approved  by  the  Judges  at  all  our  exliibitions,  and  indorsed  by 
some  of  the  first  houses  who  have  them  in  use. 

White's  Moner  Drawers  catch  the  rogue*,  and  prevent  any  person  opening  the  drawer  except  the  ones 
who  know  the  particular  combination  used,  as  there  are  numerous  ways  of  setting  it,  and  no  one  can  detect  it 
from  a  common  drawer. 

The  regular  manuflictured  size  measures  on  the  outside  16  in.  fW>nt,  16)  in.  in  length,  and  8  in.  deep  on  the 
inside.  The  front  of  the  Drawer  is  made  of  black  walnut,  the  rest  of  muple,  and  other  wood  of  as  durable  a 
nature,  and  is  dovetailed  tliroughout  The  cover  of  the  Drawer  is  *o  arranged  that  it  can  be  attached  to  the 
counter  in  a  fbw  minute*,  and  the  Drawer  ready  for  uie. 

The  peouliaritie*  of  White's  Money  Drawer  consist  in  its  self-looking  and  self-adjusting  principle— it  is 
always  ready  to  give  the  alarm.  It  has  fbur  bolts,  by  which  sixteen  diflbrent  change*  can  Im  made.  It  can  be 
locked  by  one,  two,  three,  or  all  four  of  the  bolts,  thus  making  the  Drawerperftetly  secure.  It  is  so  arranged 
that  tliieves,  by  pulling  any  part  of  the  Drawer,  will  raise  the  alarm.  The  lock  is  in  the  back  part  of  Ihe 
Drawer,  leaving  the  front  part  tree  and  clear  for  use.  It  has  six  sliding  half-globe  cups  for  change,  designed 
for  dillbrent  pteces  of  money;  separate  apartments  for  greenbacks,  and  places  to  pack  away  silver,  leners, 
bills,  etc. 

Another  peculiarity  in  the  Drawer  ia  the  stop-ketch,  preventing  the  Drawer  trom  coming  entirely  ont, 
except  at  the  option  of  the  owner.  THE  PBIOX  OW  THjB  DRAWJUB  IB  TEN  DOUJLBB,  expense 
of  transportation  to  bo  added;  it*  weight  is  about  twelve  pounds.  E^tra  sizes  from  the  above  spcciflcd  size, 
to  fit  narrow  counters,  can  be  made;  the  measure  must  alwavs  be  given  from  the  outside.  WHITE'S 
THZEF-DETEOTINO  HONBT  DBAWBB,  DOUBIJI  SIZE.  OONTAININO  TWO 
JjOOKS  ;  this  Drawer  is  21  Inches  wide,  IBi  inches  in  length,  and  8  inches  deep,  inside,  making  a  complication 
of  combinations  which  are  numbered  on  the  flrout  of  the  Drawer,  making  it  easy  to  adjust  The  Drawer  is 
fitted  up  the  same  as  the  single  size,  with  extra  conveniences  indde,  and  THE  FBIOB  IS  TWENT7- 

Among  the  largo  number  of  thi*  Drawer  that  have  been  sold  I  have  heard  of  no  complaints  in  relation  to 
it,  and  have  many  testimonials  fW>m  parties  who  have  purchased,  speaking  in  the  highest  terms  of  its 
excellence.    Send  for  Circular  for  flirther  information. 


"XTm  0.  "^KTm  :P,^LZUS:3BETTXl0Ty 

Sole  Proprietor  of  WUto'i  Patent  Thief  Detecting  Monej  Drawer  for  the  Pacific  Ooaat, 

SOS  MontffotHery  Street,  X,  W,  Cor.  Pine,  San  Francisco,  Cat, 


XXIV 


FAOiriO    COAST    BUSIMBBS    DIRIOTORT. 


U.  S.  SOLDIERS'  IIOUNTIE& 


UMED  SUTEII  in  STAP  iSEICT, 

(BSTAi.        HSD  nr  1869) 
FOR  TIIXS  «     ^X^I.iSOmON'   OV 

BOUNTIES,  PRIZE  MONEY,  CLAIMS,  ETC. 

■>» 
S-S*  .A.  XtSOEXTT  J^OX  03?  OOXTC3-XUBSS, 

Three  Yeirt'  Volunteer*,  who  enlisted  between  April  10th,  1861,  and  July  19th,  1864,  and 
who  have  been  discharffed  by  reason  of  "expiration  of  term  of  service,"  for  wounds  received  in  the 
line  of  duty,  (the  breaking  of  an  arm  or  leg,  or  hernia,  is  a  wonnd)  or  by  the  ending  of  the  war,  if 
not  less  than  two  years'  service,  are  entitled  to  SIOO  additional  bounty. 

Those  who  have  received  mors  than  $100  bounty,  by  reenlistment  or  otherwise,  are  not  entitled 
to  the  benefits  of  this  Act. 

Two  Yeert'  Volunteers,  enlisting  between  the  same  dates  and  discharged  for  same  reasons, 
are  entitled  to  $60  additional  bounty. 

Regular*,  who  enlisted  between  July  1st,  1861,  and  the  above  dates,  discharged  as  per  above,  are 
entitled  to  $100  additional  bounty. 

Send  the  Discharge  in  ail  cases.    Claims  will  vot  be  examined  nor  paid  without  it. 

Those  who  have  lost,  sold,  or  oivbn  awat  their  Diseharges,  cannot  obtain  bounties  under  this 
law. 

Heirs  of  deceased  soldiers,  who  died  while  in  service,  or  after  discharge,  if  in  consequence  of 
wounds  or  disease  contracted  while  in  the  service,  are  entitled  to  the  same  bounties  as  living  soldiers. 

Volunteer  Offloer*,  below  the  rank  of  Brigadier-General,  who  were  in  service  March  3d,  1865, 
and  whose  resignations  were  presented  and  accepted,  or  who  were  mustered  out  at  their  own  request, 
or  otherwise  honorably  discharged  ftom  the  service  after  Apiil  9th,  1865,  are  entitled  to  three 
months'  pay  proper. 

Sailor*  and  Marine*  are  not  included  in  the  late  Bounty  Act ;  but,  no  doubt,  justice  will  be 
done  them  at  the  next  session  of  Congress,  which  meets  December  3d,  1866,  by  putting  them  on  the 
same  footing  with  Soldiers. 

Soldier*' and  Sailor*'  Widow*  are  entitled  to  $2  per  month  additional  pension  for  eacR  child 
under  16  years  of  age. 

Soldier*  and  Sailor*,  who  have  lost  a  hakd  or  foot,  are  entitled  to  $7  per  month  additional 
pension,  in  all  $15.  Those  who  have  lost  both  feet,  or  omb  hand  and  one  foot,  to  an  increase 
of  $12  per  month,  in  all  $20.  Those  -ho  have  lost  both  hands  or  both  btbb,  and  are  helpless, 
an  increase  of  $17  per  month,  in  all  $25. 

JS^^  Circalars  containing  full  particulars  and  much  valuable  information  will  bo  forwarded 
vberever  desired,  upon  the  receipt  of  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  envelopes  or  postage  stamps. 

J.   R.   ROBINSOlffy 

626  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco,  CaL 


I  will  be 
I  on  the 

sB  child 


CaL 


ADVBRTIBINa    DIPARTMBNT. 


XZT 


itt  Mi  ^MXM  ^UMtMtt 


INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF   SA.]Sr   FR^NOISOO, 

Nos.  416  and  418  California  Street. 


STOCKHOLDERS    PERSONALLY    LIABLE. 


<  »«»  t 


THB   OAIiIFORHriA   IiIiOTDS 

Ha-vlniK  Consolidated  trltli.  tlie 

TJlSriON  INSTJIlA.ISrCE  CO. 

Januarsr  1*  IseOf  ttiim  Company  !•  noTr  prepared  to  efltoot 

Marias  as  well  as  Wive  Zasuraace 

ITpon  tlie  n&oat  fttvorable  teruks* 
«  •»»  > 

LOSSES  PJROMPTLT  AND  EQUITABLY  AD  J  VSTEB 
AND  PAID  IN  GOLD  COIN. 


a)aauB(Bv<D&o » 


J.  Mora  Mom, 
James  Otis, 
Wm.  E.  Barron, 
J.  O.  Kittle, 
Jos.  A.  Donohoe, 
M.  J.  O'Connor, 
I.  Friedlander, 
Moses  Heller, 
Lafayette  Maynard, 
Charles  L.  Low, 


Jacob  Scholle, 
James  Dows, 
Joseph  Seller, 
L.  H.  Allen, 
Wm.  Hooper, 
C.  Temple  Emmet, 
Joseph  Brandenstein, 
Benj.  Brewster, 
Lloyd  Tevis, 
Thomas  H.  Selby, 


Nicholas  Loning, 
John  Parrott, 
J.  Underhill, 
M.  D.  Sweeny, 
C.  N.  Felton, 
James  Fhelan, 
Onstave  Tonchard, 
Michael  Castle, 
Nicholas  Larco, 
N.  Q.  Kittle, 


Wm.  C.  Talbot, 
Patrick  McAran, 
George  C.  Johnson, 
Caleb  T.  Fay. 

SAGHAMENTO. 

B.  F.  Hastings. 

MAHTSTILLB. 

L.  Cnnningham, 
VnUiam  Smith. 


CALEB  T.  FAT,  ProBident,  OEAS.  D.  HAVEN,  Secretary. 

GUSTAYE  TOnCHASD,  Marine  Director.     GEO.  T.  BOHEN,  Surveyor. 


XZVl 


PAOIFIO     COAST    QUSINBSS     DIRBOTORT. 


McNALLY  &  HAWKINS, 

No.   645   MARKET   STREET, 


A^oining  Si  0.  Oipluui  Asylnm,  nearly  oppoitn  Montgomery  St 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


BUIL13IIVGS    FITTE2I>    tJI»   "WITH 
AND   ALL  WORK   WARRANTED. 


Have  constantly  on  hand  an  assortment  of 


GAS  GHANDELIEBS,  LEAD  AND  IBON  PIPES,  MABBLE  SLABS,  &;o. 


PIONZSZSR    PAPER    milili, 

TAYLORVILLE,  MARIN  CO.,  CAL. 

S.  p.  TAYLOR  &  CO.        ....        Proprietors. 

HanuAotnrera  and  Importera  of  all  Unda  of 

PA.PXIR  "WJLREisiovsisi,  3»a  ciji^'X'  axxcx^xso:. 

The  highest  price  paid  for  Rage,  Bopr>,  etc. 

JUNE  Aim  RAG  DEPOT,  111  AND  113  DAVIS  STREET, 


BOHM    &    CLAUSEN, 


MANUFACTUKERS    OF 


DIAMOND   SETTERS, 

AND 

I>-A.TBlSrTBBS  OB  IL^IDIBS'  BXJOBILBS, 

Tiom  604  Merchant  Street^ 

Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny,  jgjJ^H  7^12r(O]IS^<]i>0  (DMto 


% 


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»,  CAL. 
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ADYERTISINQ     DHPABTMBNT. 


XXVU 


STOW  &  POLLOCK, 

lm£t®S  iti&tes  4g€)m^s 

Soldiers',  Sailors'  and  Marines' 


Arrears  of  Pay,  Prize  Money, 

And  for  the  prosecution  of  all  kinds  of 

CLAIMS  AGAINST  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

HEIRS,  OF  DECEASED  SOLDIERS  who  died  in  consequence  of  Wounds  or  Disease  con- 
tracted in  the  Service,  are  entitled  to  a  Pension  and  Bounty. 

WIDOWS,  OF  SOLDIERS,  SAILORS  AND  MARINERS,  are  entitled  to  additional  Pen- 
sions for  themselves,  and  for  each  child  under  sixteen  years  of  age ;  also,  to  the  additional  Bounty 
of  1866. 

All  Soldiers  who  volunteered  unst*  April  IBth,  1861,  ore  entitled  to  U.  S.  Bounty. 

SOLDIERS,  SAILORS,  MARINERS,  and  all  others  in  the  Army  or  Navy  during  the 
Rebellion,  who  were  Wounded  or  Disabled  while  in  the  service,  are  entitled  to  Pension,  from  four 
to  twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  according  to  the  disability ;  they  are  also  entitled  to  additional 
Bounty.    Send  your  discharge  and  we  will  coUe'  j  it  for  you. 

ALL  COLORED  SOLDIERS  ARE  ENTITLED  TO  BOUNTY. 

Th>-;  are  also  entitled  to  Pension  for  Wounds  or  Disability,  from  $4  to  $25  per  month. 

BOUNTY    LAND   WARRANTS. 

All  Officers,  Marines,  Seamen,  Clerks  and  Landsmen,  and  all  Officers,  Mnsicians,  Clerks,  Pri- 
vates nnd  Teamsters,  either  in  the  United  States  Army  or  in  any  State  Service,  if  (jaid  for  by  the 
United  States,  are  each  entitled  to  a  Land  Warrant  for  160  acres,  if  they  enlisted  previous  to  March, 
18SS.    Apply  to  us  and  we  will  obtain  it  for  you. 

We  have  a  Bestdent  Agent  in  Washington  to  attend  to  all  Claims. 

CAVEATS  FILED  AND  LETTERS  PATENT  OBTAINED  FOR  NEW  INVENTIONS 
,.       ^     .        AND  IMPROVEMENTS. 


! 


Governor  S*.  F.  LOW.  California. 
Oovernor  H.  O.  BIiASDBIi,  Nevada. 
TUOKBB  ft  BBIiIiS,  Wadilnston.  D.  O. 

HENRY  M.  STOW, 

Has  had  16  years'  experience  in  the  bnsinoH. 


FBTBB  E.  BUBNIEiTT,  Brest.  Faoiflo  Bank. 
Hon.  OOBIfBIjIUS  GOLB,  TT.  B.  Senator. 
Hon.  JAMSS  W.  NYX,  U.  S.  Senator. 

ROBERT  POLLOCK, 

Late  Colonel  Callfomia  Volunteers. 


SOLDI*  RS,  send  us  your  discharges  immediately.    We  can  collect  your  Bounty  in  65  days, 
having  our  .igent  in  Washington  to  attend  to  them. 

Wasbiiigton  Btreet,  Ssiii  IFrsiiidsco,  €ial. 


■L.)    Iiwilljipipi.f.ll  ll'*' 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORT. 


JACOB  SCSHRZSIBZSR, 

BEDDING  and  FURNITURE 

Sole  Mannfactmer  of  Fuller's  Patent  Spring  Beds  and  Lounges, 


CURLED  HAm, 


TOW,    EXCELSIOR   TWINE, 

fHrnitiDir©  Springs,  Bed  Lace,  WelblbiMg,  TlcMig,  Etc. 

The  Spring  Beds,  made  with  FULLER'S  PATENT,  receired  the  First  Premium  at  the  late  State  Fair, 
and  the  First  Premium  at  the  late  Heobanics'  Fair  held  in  this  City. 

They  are   the  BEST    and    CHEAPEST   in  use.      Jnst  Try   One. 

121  and  123  Sansom  Street,  bet.  Fine  and  Bush  Sts. 


T.  B.  BATCB  A  CO. 

mrnmlm 


FOB  THE   SALE   OF 


H.E.  Cor.  Commercial,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


U.  M.  GORDON  &  CO. 

IHP0RTE..13   AND    DEALERS    If 


w  ^itMr  vuillF  ilHl.    ^^^  .^HBft  tCvv^  vfPVk     mmM 


AND  A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF  LIQUORS, 

No.  709  SANSOM  STREET,  between  Jackson  and  Faoific, 


ADVBRTISINa    DBPABTMBNT. 


XXOL 


I. «.  COBB. 


a.  TBVIB. 


ktt0Ynie|jSi  m&  §mm\m^  M  ^m 


030    CLAY    STREET, 

Nob.  9  and  10  Court  Blocic,  ^JS^'M   IFM^&Sf  ©3©©©,   ©.^Si. 


WALTER  VAN  DTKE, 

^ttovniH  at  faw, 

OFFICE    IN    COURT    BLOCK, 

Entrance  opposite  City  Hall,  on  Merchant  Street, 
and  636  Clay  Street, 


mORHEY  &  COUNSELOR  AT  UW, 

ojFjpicn,  eoujtr  slock, 

Entrance  to  Building  opposite  City  Hall,  Merchant  Street, 
and  636  Clay  Street, 

■  ▲V    FBA.VC1BOO,    OAI.. 


ALFRED  A.  MAC]£, 

(AVOCAT  FRAN9AIS) 

Attorney  &  Cotinselot  af  law, 

OOUBT  BLOCK,  BOOM  No.  7, 

Entrance,  616  Clay  Stmt  and  61$  Merchant  Street, 

SAN  FRANOISOO,  CAL. 


M.    H.    MYRICK, 

LAW  OFFJCE, 

COURT  BL8CK,  636  CLAY  STREET, 


J.  n.  A  D.  F.  VERDBIVAI., 

MTitisisfi  k  igiinisim  M  law, 

OFFICE, 

No.  22  CPURT  BLOCK,  No.  636  CLAY  STREET,  (up  stairs) 

Entrance  on  Clay  or  Merchant  Street,  below  Keamj, 


XXX 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  BIRBOTORT. 


BUSSET'S  NEW  COMBINATIOH  LOCK. 

■■* — ^— — 

Wo  arc  Informed  that  this  T<ock,  Invented  by  William  C.  Busset,  of  Amador  County,  In  thU  State,  li  on  an  entirely 
new  principle,  and  Is  ncknowlcdged  bv  locksmiths  to  be  tlie  strongest,  simplest  and  best  Combination  Lock  ever  In- 
Tente<l.  It  can  be  subjected  to  a  million  changes,  and  when  these  have  been  ran  tiie  buiglar  Is  no  nearer  entrance 
than  when  he  commenced.  The  exact  set  of  the  comblnailon  must  be  known  before  It  aan  be  opened.  The  Inventor 
can  Instruct  any  one,  In  a  few  minutes,  to  open  and  also  to  set  the  combination,  so  that  the  Inventor  cannot  sain  en- 
trance without  you  flnt  divulge  the  srt.  Ko  key  Is  used,  nor  Is  there  any  guide  on  the  ftice  of  the  Lock.  Ho  derange- 
ment Is  possible;  Are  cannot  Injure  it  if  not  melted. 

The  Bank  of  British  Colunil)la  ordered  the  first  one  of  these  Locks  Introduced  in  this  City,  and  the  following 
recommendation  has  been  received  by  the  Inventor : 

Bank  of  British  Coluhbia,  San  Francisco,  May  24tli,  1866. 

Recently,  two  of  Wm.  C.  BAssey's  New  Patent  Cqmblnatlon  Burglar-l'roof  Loeks  were  placed  up'in  the  vault 
doors  of  tlic  Hank  of  British  Columbia.  They  arc  found  to  operate  with  ail  the  efficiency  claimed  by  the  Inventor,  and 
In  every  way  meet  our  fullest  approval.  They  were  ordered  upon  mature  deill)crati(>n,  uiter  strict  Investigation  of  their 
merits,  hi  comparison  with  some  of  the  most  noted  and  popular  oiil  xtylcs  of  Combination  Locks.  We  deem  the  Lock 
entirely  burt:lnr-proof.  It  is  strong  In  construction,  witliout  intricate  or  delicate  parts,  with  simple  and  easy  move- 
ment We  tind  no  difflculty  In  either  opening  or  closirt;  It,  nor  in  chanKhix  Its  combinations,  which  miiy  be  made  al- 
most innumerable.  As  a  Callfl)mla  Invention  of  extraordinary  merit,  wc  take  pleasure  In  recommendint;  it  to  public 
attention,  believing  It  to  possess  all  the  advantages  which  are  claimed  for  it. 

Wk.  H.  Tillirohast,  Sub-Manager. 

For  nirther  Inlbrmatton  Inquire  of 


SO*^.  18  Z*oflit  Street^ 

Where  Locks  of  all  descriptions  are  manufactured. 


>aa.olflio^y  Oa.1. 


F.    P.    DANN, 

No.  604  MERCHANT  STREET, 

Rooms  7  and  8,  BAN  FBANOISOO,  OAL. 


WM.  H.  McGREW, 

OFFICE: 

Boom  JVb.  3,  Barron's  Building, 

N,  W.  COB.  HONTOOMEBT  k  MEBOHANT  STS. 

BAH   FBAirCISCO,  CAI.. 


n.  F.  BUTIiXSR, 

73    MONTGOMEBT    BLOOE, 

8A.»  V»A>8r(9II8(B(i)9  (Blift« 


JAMES   E.  WOLFE, 

Ko.  402  HONTOOMEBT  ST., 

N.  E.  Cor.  CalUbmla  Street,  oppoatto  Wells,  Fargo  tt  Co. 

Soom  JVo.  S  3%irtl  Ftoor, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,   OAL. 


I(  on  an  entirely 
on  Lock  ever  in- 
nearer  entrance 
1.  The  Inventor 
cannot  sain  en- 
:k.    Mo  derange- 

id  the  following 

ay  24th,  1866. 
uppii  the  vault 
lie  Inventor,  and 
itlirntlon  of  their 
i  ilccin  the  Lock 
and  easy  move- 
may  bo  made  ai- 
ling It  to  public 


ADVEBTISING    DBPARTMKNT. 


xxn 


FIRE   AJNT>   LIFE 


MSTABLISHED    1803. 


CAPITAL, 


$8,000,000. 


Insure  Buildings,  and  Merchandise  in  them,  on  the  most  moderate  terms ;  also.  Frame 
Buildings  and  Merchandise,  or  Furniture  contained  in  same. 


Losses  paid  here  in  Cash  immediately  on  adjustment, 

IN   U.   S.   GOLD   COIN. 

LIFE  INSURANCE  FOR  A  PERIOD  OF  YEARS,  OR^E  WHOLE  TERM  OF  LIFE. 
FALiciVE^a,  be:]l.]l.  &  oo. 

480    O.AXiXF'OXlN-X.A.   STXiEET, 

AGENTS   FOR   CALIFORNIA. 


]g  IMSWJ^JlM €Eo 


<  »  t 


THE  BBinSH  AND  FOREIGN 

MARINE  INSURANCE  CO. 

OA.r»IT.A.lL.,        -        -        -         $3,000,000. 

«  *  > 

The  undersigned  having  been  appointed  Agents  at  this  Port  for  the  Company 
above  named,  are  now  prepared  to  effect 

INSUBANGE  ON  MEBOHANDISE,  SPECIE  AND  FREIGHT, 
To  and  from  all  parts  of  the  world. 

]l.osse:s   i».A.ir>   iisr   0011.0    ooiiv. 

faiiKhter,  beimI.  a  go. 

No.  430  California  Street,  San  Franoisco,  CaL 


zzzu 


i 

PAOIFIO  OOABT  BUSINBSS  DIBBOTOBT, 


AMP WAMB 


Ii.  B.  BBNOBLBT  &,  OO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 

♦ 


AaBIOULTimAL  AND  MININa  IMPLEMENTS/ 


lb  B.  BBirOHIiIlT,  I 
JOHN  BBNBLSY.  f 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  GAL 


(F.  D.  XBIiIiOOO, 
IJ.  UoUBCHAN. 


Dealers  and  Consumerg  of  Hardware  will  find  our  Stock  very  fall 
and  complete;  and  will  at  all  times  he  furnished  Goods  at  the  Lowest 
Boies. 

Orders  for  Goods  will  have  our  best  attention. 


F.  •TEIirHA.KT,) 

KewTork.  / 


Sm  F«ncbco.{^"T»H."AMT, 


,  HAOAS. 


STEINHART  BROS.  &  GO. 


Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

FANCY  AND  STAPLE 


% 


S.  E.  Cor.  Battery  and  Pme  Streets, 


SA-N    FBtAJSCISCO,   CAJL.. 


K 


keit» 


CBIiIiOOO, 


very  full 
A  Lowest 


illVHAKT, 

"loAjr. 


BO. 


ADVBRTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


xxxiii 


JAMES  LINFORTH, 


3  FBONT  STEEET,  near  Market, 

SATV    FRA.IVCISCO,    CAL. 

1  ■  > 

Meroliaiidise  and  Machinery  of  all  Descriptions  purchased  or  imported  to 
07.'der  for  Country  Merchants,  and  for  parties  residing  in  Utah,  Ari- 
zona. Idaho,  Montana,  Honolulu,  and  at  other  distant  points. 
Actual  Market  Quotations  fUmished  on  application. 

Qoods  oonsigned  for  tegUpment  oarefolly  and  promptly  forwarded. 

FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  EFFECTED  IN  THE  BEST  DOMESTIC  AND 
FOREIGN  COMPANIES  AT  THEIR  RATES  WITHOUT  FURTHER  CHARGE. 

N.  B. — Ap^nt  at  San  Francisco  for  the  sale  of  Passages  from  New  York  to  Liverpool,  Antwerp, 
^ambnrfr,  Bremen,  Havre,  and  Paris,  i)y  the  Vessels  of  the  National  Steam  Navigation  Company, 
sailing  weelily. 

Steerage  Passage  Tickets  to  bring  parties  from  LiTerpool  or  Qnccnstown  (Cork  Harbor)  to  New 
York  for  $30,  Currency. 


SO- SI  XV 


■WALTER.    S.    I»IERCE, 

No.  536  MARKET  ST,  (opp.  2d)  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Has  fitted  nn  a  new  and  the  only  complete  Factory  for  the  manufacture  and  repairing  of  Piano 
Fortes  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  Repairing  of  every  description  done  in  the  roost  tliorough  and  satis- 
factory manner  at  moderate  prices.  The  highest  cash  price  paid  for  second  hand  Pianos.  Work- 
men sent  into  the  Country  if  desired.    Also,  Importer  and  Dealer  in 

3F>  X  j£li.  XMT  €>  S» 

of  all  the  most  approved  makers,  and  agent  for  HALLET  <C  CUMSTOX'S  NEW 
SCALE  PIANO  FORTES,  combining  the  very  latest  improvements  and  in  every  par- 
ticular superior  to  any  Instruments  now  before  the  public. 

No,  530  Market  Street,  opposite  2d,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


t »»»  » 


X>X.A.Xa-OS      X%BN-T£11>. 


8 


XXX17 


PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


IMPOBTEBS  AH0  M AMDrACTOKERB  OF 


WOODWORTH,  SCHELL  &  GO. 

PABIS  A  SAN  FBAHCI8C0, 

rVrACTOKERB  OF 

PIANO  FORTES, 

Ctorch  &  School  Organs, 

HARMONIUMS, 

Melodeonsy  XStci 

WAHB-ROOMS,  BAH  FBAHCISCO, 

MASONIC  TEMPLE.   Entrance,  No.  1 2  Post  St. 

iVHOi.iiaAiii:  AOESTa  foh 

STODAST  PIANO  POBTE,  SMITH'S  AMEBTCAN  OHOANS  and  FBIHCE  & 
COS  MELODEONS  and  OBOANS. 

IMPORTEKS    OF 

Piano  Covers,  Music  Stools,  Music  Racks,  Etc. 


FRISBEE  &  SCOTT, 


No.   139  KEARNY  STREET,   CORNER   SUTTER, 

BOLE  AOBMTS  FOR  TUX 

Celebrated  Pianos  of  W.  Knabe  &  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

THE  FINEST  INSTRUMENTS  IN  THE  WORLD. 
Orders  from  tlie  Country  for  3£usio  promptly  attended  to. 


Adapted  to  all  grades  of  work ;   strong,  simple,  durable ;   not  liable  to  get  out  of 

order,    send  for  circular. 

H.  A.  DZSMIlffGy  Agent, 

Xo.  137  Kearny  Street,  Comer  Sutter,  San  Francisco,  Col. 


GO. 

s, 

organs, 

s, 
Bto< 

istSt. 

EIIHCE  & 
Etc. 


f 


e,  Md. 


kd  to. 


ttieisi 


rot  out  of 


ADVBRTISINO     DBPARTMENT. 


XXXV 


GEO.  C.  JOHlffSOIff  A   CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS   IN 


'9 

AND 


Nos.  33  and  3i  BATTERY  STREET,  211  anil  213  PINE  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  OAL. 


A.  JACOBY. 


JOSSra  JACOBT. 


A.  JACOBT  A  CO. 

COMMISSION  MERCBANTS, 

AND  SBAIiBBS  IN 

California  and  Eastern  Provisions, 

N.KGor.FRONT  &  COMMERCIAL  STREETS, 

KEEP   CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND 

BUTTER,         LARD,  PORK,  MACKEREL, 

CHEESE,  BACON,  SALMON,  CRANBERRIES, 

ECCS,  HAMS,  CODFISH,  ETC.,  ETC. 

[C?~  Wo  are  prepared  to  moke  liberal  Cash  Advances  on  consignments  of  all  kinds  of  Dairy 
Produce,  Eggs,  Hides,  Skins,  Wool,  Tnllow,  Poultry,  etc. ;  and  coll  the  attention  of  Traders, 
Farmers  and  Dairy  Men  especially  to  this  card. 


EBW^ASI*  MARTIir. 


D.  V.  B.  HEarABIE. 


E.  MARTIN  4&  CO. 

WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 


606  FROiyrT  STREET^ 

SAM  FEASf€JIIS€^,  €ALo 


i! 


,  j 


XXXVl 


PAOIFIO     OOABT    BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 


IMPOIfrSItS    0£^ 


SCHOOL  BOOKS,  STATIONERY, 

JUVENILE  BOOKS,  FANCY  ARTICLES,  Etc. 

632  Washington  Streeti  above  Montgomery,  and  691  Market  Streeti  corner  of  Third* 
SAN   FRANCISCO.   CAL. 


-♦  »m^  V- 


BTATIONEBT  STAHFED  WITH  IHITIALS.  WEDDIHO  AND  VISITDra  OASDB  ENOBAVED  IN  THE 

LATEST  8TTLE. 


ARCHITECT,  DESIGNER  AND  DRAUGHTSMAN, 

No.  410  KEARNY  STREET,  SAN  FRANOISGO. 

De8ign8  furnished  for  Public  and  Private  Buildings,  Tab' 
lets,  Monuments,  Fresco  Painting,  Etc,  Etc, 

BUILDINQS  SUPERINTENDED  DURING  CONSTRUCTION. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  TRANSIT  OBSERVATORY 

z:s'rAii]:.isiix:i>  xsn  184,8. 

LATITUDE  SI'  47'  50.2"  N.    LONGITUDE  122'  23'  10"  W. 

The  »ub»crlber  has  devc ted  many  years  of  his  life  to  acquire  a  thorouith  knowlcdM 
of  (Ihroiionictcni  havlni;  made  it  ono  of  his  chief  studies.  Ho  Is  prepareil  to  nnder- 
takc  th«  repiilrhig  and  -  .;  istlin?  of  all  Chroiiom-ters  which  fall  to  give  sntlsftiotioii 
to  tholr  owners,  and  w.il  guarantee  them  to  perform  ns  well  us  ihev  ever  did  before 

CilAUTS  lor  all  parts  of  the  world,  from  the  most  recent  (iovomment  siirvevs' 
and  the  best  Nautical  Works  and  Chronometers,  by  the  most  eminent  makers  "for 
sale  or  lenton  hire.  Nautical  InstrumcnU  of  all  kinds  accurately  repaired  and 
adjusted.   H^TTebiib  Mockbatb.  '  "-'"""■»  »"" 

409  SANSOME  STREET, 

[Between  Commercial  and  Sacramento,  under  the  St.  NIeholas  Uotcl] 


Toxx^r  o.  e^esxjX. 


CARPETS  i  FURNITURE, 

UPHOLSTERY,  PAPER,  OIL  OLOTH  AND  WINDOW  SHADE 


SUTTER  ST.  OPPOSITE  FASHION  STABLE,  and  MARKET  ST.  OPPOSITE  SECOND, 

Amerloan  Silk  and  Begimental  Flass  on  hand  and  made  to  order. 


AOVERTISIMQ     DEPARTMENT. 


XXX  VU 


J.   A..   BA-TJER, 

Chemical  Laboratory  and  Assay  Office, 

644  WASHINGTON  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

<  ^  > 

OAIIZSFUX^    A.T9A.iyKmiE:&    SiCA.T>X3    OF 

Ores,   Minerals,  Waters,  Oils,   Liquors,   Products  or  Art,  &c. 

PHARMACEUTICAL   PREPARATIONS    MADE   TO   ORDER. 

Opinions  given  on  Ohemloal  Questions  and  Oeology. 
Nitrnto  of  Silver  in  Crystals  or  fused,  and  Chloride  of  Gold  and  Sodium  for  sale. 


C.  FIELD. 


A.  FHEI. 


BEDSTEAD  &  FUEMTUEE 


AT    MEIGHAIfflOS'    THIIImIm^ 

Comer  of  Mission  and  Fremont  Streets, 

SATS'    FR,ATVCI®CO,    CA.L. 


CRIBS  AND  EXTENSION  TABLES  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

All  Kinds  of  Wood  Turning. 


sr. 


A>ttexxc3.ec].  t^. 


,Z2tl3r 


233  KEARNY  STREET,  bet.  Bush  and  Sutter, 

Near  Bush,  In  Tittel's  Brick  Building,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


IMPORTKR  AKD  DBALBR  IN 


GENUINE  HAVANA  AND  AMERICAN  CIGARS,  5 

SMOKIWO  and  rHBWIIVO  TOBACCO  In  tho  greatest  variety.    BDTITrFS, 
PIPES.  IWATf^HES.  Ac,  direct  Imported  IVom  Maimfacturcra.    P.  LorlUard'g 


Am.amB.s.*Kt;.,uirt:i:iiiiipur(euiruiiimaiiuiaciurera.    i'.  Lionuai 
Snufh,  Coarse  Rnppee,  Maciboy,  Scotch  and  Lundyfoot.    Oall  A  Ax's  aud  K. 
A.  Uoetze  &  Bros.  German  and  American  Smoking  Tobacco. 


Xjo-^7 


looai  X 


t  Smoking  ' 

Vera 


OamiIx  X     S 


XXXviii  PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINBBB     DIRECTORY. 


PACIFIC 


No.  305  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

M'ortb'vrest  Corner  ot  Pine, 


The  object  of  this  Institute  is  to  furnish  articles  for  Schools,  including 

OF   EVERT    STYIaE, 

APPARATUS, 
MAPS, 
CHARTS, 

STATIONERY, 

Etc.,  Etc.,  Etc. 

Also,  to  keep  and  distribute 

Circulars  anA  Catalopes  of  Private  Scbools  ani  Feiale  Seminaries. 

<  »■»  > 

Teachers,  County  Superintendents,  and  Trustees,  will  be  furnished  with  arti- 
cles for  Scliools  at  the  lowest  cash  prices. 

Principals  of  all  Schools  and  Colleges  are  urged  to  send  me  a  number  of  their 
Circulars,  as  I  keep  such  for  free  distribution. 


SAN   rBA-NCXSCO,   CAIL.. 


ADVERTISING     DBPARTMBMT. 


XXXIX 


B.  B.  rRBBMAH. 


a.  W.  B.  M'OOMALD. 

B.   H.   FIIEEMA.N"    &    CO. 

Sueeettort    lo    SMITU    d»    FBEEMAN, 

SCROLL   SAWYERS  AND  TURNERS, 

At  Chace's  Saw  Mills,  Cor.  Market  and  Beale  Streets,  San  Francisco. 


-. »»» > 


MT  iM^  m 


.IJ£Jo 


Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order,  STAIR  RAILS,  POSTS,  BALUSTERS,  Ac. 


MANUFACTURING  JEWELERS, 

DIAMOND  WQHES,  Etc. 

No.  643  Sacramento  Street,  near  Kearny, 


A  large  assortment  of  Calirornia  Jewelry  Constantly  on  Hand. 


W®01  AMI  i¥©m¥  ot: 

309  Market  Street^  near 

8A.lsr   FRA-NCISCO. 


COLUMNS,  NEWELS,  BALUSTERS,  BILLIARD  AND  TEN  PIN  BALLS, 
Ca'blnot  and  Sblp  rTurnliiB  ctono  to  Order. 


9 


J.   IIXoGS-XX^I^. 


ManufUoturer    of* 


9         .s^'^aRi) .»/««»  •s^.si^^ 
BLINOS    and.    ]M:0XJLI>IIV»S, 

SCROLL  SAWING  and  SCROLL  PLANING.    BRACKETS  and  MEDALUONS  OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS. 

Corner  of  Market  and  Beale  Streets,  Second  Floor. 


N,  B,   Finishing  Work  for  Buildings  got  up  promptly  to  order. 


Ii  I 


xl 


PACIiflO     COAST     BUSINESS     T>IRBOTORT. 


JONATHAN   KITTRFDGSy 

PHCENIX    W^ORKS, 

Nos.  6  and  8  BATTERY  STREET,  NEAR  BUSH, 
8A.N^  FRAisrcisco. 

IMC  ^V.  IV  XJ  DP  ^4.  O  TTJ  K,  E  H,      OF 

FIRE-PROOF  DOORS  i^TlSSr^  J  monitob  safes, 


AND 


SHUTTERS, 

JiANK  VAULTS, 


Bolt  and  Bridge  Work, 


PRISON  CELL  AND  JAIL  YARD  WORK, 

Aixd  all  kinds  of  General  Blacksniithing. 

We  particularly  call  the  attention  of  Bankers  and  others  to  the  MONITOU  SAFES  and  VAULTS  — an 
article  lonj^  souKlit  for  in  California— great  care  iieing  taken  in  the  manufacture  of  these  Safes  mlatlTe  to 
their  strength  against  the  dcsij;n s  of  wily  burglars. 


LiBOnr    R.    MYERS   (£    GO. 

IMPORTtRS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

ITALIAN    ANP^  AMERICAN 

MANTLES,  CRATES,  MONUMENTS,  HEADSTONES,  TOMBS, 

WASHSTAND,  BUREAU  &  COUNTER  TOPS,  BILLiARD 

BED^i,  FIRE  BRIOKE,  PLASTER,  AC,  AC. 

747  MARKET  STREET,  OPPOSITE  DDPONT, 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


LEON    R.    MYERS. 


.'AMia    N.    BLOCK. 


GOLD,    SILVER  AND 

mffm  €MSHE11A  SAMFIEE. 

All  Work  done  at  the  Shortest  Notice. 
No.    «4.    C-A.JL.IFOK3VIA.    STTCKST, 

UETWKEN    DAVIS    AND    DKUMM    STUEETS, 

IN   THE   REAR   OP   THOMAS'    PLANING    MIIiL,    ■    ■  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

VOBTBIOlVMIiiBrTB    80I..ieiTfiI». 


SALE  OF  ORES  FREE  OF  CHAROE. 

RRrEKENCRS!   Moador,  Lolur  Jc  Co. ;  Martin  &  Co.,  Prof.  Thomas  I'ricc,  Shippers  and  rurchasera  of  Ore;  Kellogg, 
IIowBton  &  Co. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


xli 


JSJEV 


oossrozsjaLXAZi: 


PATENTED    ISBO. 


suHmoiffs,  Romrz:  «  co. 

204=  and  206,  California  St., 


SAX  FRANCISCO, 

SOLE  AGENTS. 


ZXSGLiIO    &   MOORZ:^ 

783J  MARKET  ST.,  BETWEEN  THIRD  &.  FOURTH,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Alanulboturora  at' 

Italian  and  American  Marbles^ 

Mantels,  Grates,  Monuments,  Headstones,  Tombs, 

Washstand, 

Bureau  k  Counter  Tops, 

BILLIARD  BEDS, 

Fire  Bricks, 
Plaster*  ^o. 


A.    PALTENGHI, 

No.  812  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

Uetneen  Jackson  and  raciflc,  ]Mt  above  IMoncerHall, 

SA]V  mAivcisco, 

MARBLE  OF  ALL  KINDS, 

ALSO 

Mantel-Piecea,  Monuments,   Qravestoneti, 
MAR13L13    SLA13S,    ETC. 

Sculpture  and  Ornaments  Made  to  Order. 
Also,  IHarble  Fountains,  Statues,  Ete  Etc. 


KITTRZSbGEI^' A    LEAVITT, 

FIRE-PROOF  DOORS  &  SHUITERS, 

'""""""'^'"""  Steel  Lined  Bank  Vaults  and  Safes, 

PRISON    CELLS,    BALCONIES,    AWNINGS, 

Grating  and  Iron  Fences,  Stairs,  &o. 

ALSO,    AGKNTS  FOB 

MUS»EY»H    IVEWLY    I»A.TIi:NT 
COMBIlTATIOar    BntOLAK-PROOr    LOCK. 

KO    KKY    OK    VI.S1ULE    8U!N8    OK    Ol'ENINO. 

MARKET,   BETWEEN    FREMONT   AND   BEALE. 

Constantly  on  hand,  a  lorge  assortment  of  second  hand  11  re-proof  Doors  and  Shutter*. 


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FAOIFIO     COAST    BUSINESS     DIRECTORT. 


POINTER  &  HARRINGTON, 


WHOLESALE   A.VD  RETAIL 


MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


SUCCESBOB  TO  WBBB  ft  HOLMBS, 

MANUFACTCTRER  OF 


SACRAMENTO  &  SANTA  CRUZ  UM, 

IMPORTER  OF 

Cement,  Plaster,  Lath,  Hair,  Nails,  Fire  Brick,  £tc..  Etc. 

CORNER  OF  MARKET  m  FIRST  STREETS,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

BRANCH  STOBE,  SIXTH  STREET,  SACRAMENTO  CITY. 


A.m> 


COMMISSIONER  OF  T-EEDS  FOR  ALL  THE  STATES, 

And  Territories  of  Arizona,  Idalio,  Montana,  New  Mexico,  Washington,  &c. 

AND 

O  O  SOT -XT' XI -X-.^.  Sa*  O  E3  Zl.  , 


EMPLOYMENT  &  REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS 

Asrn 

r^o.  401  BUSH  STREET,  1st  door  above  Kearny,  San  Francisco,  M 

THE  OITT  FBOFT  AND  KEABNT  STREET  BAILBOAD  OABS  PASS  THE  OFnOL. 
—  I  ^  > 

Wo  pny  Btrlct  attrntinn  to  Ihc  Airntalilng  of  Ilolp  of  nil  kinrt«.  for  both  f'lty  and  Country.  IIatIiik  had  lonu  fxpcrl- 
cncr  in  tills  lirniicli  of  bui*ini<fis,  wn  fi'el  full  eunfliloiico  In  RollcltlnK  ordcn,  as  our  Il('l|)  nliiill  li«  of  tlio  inuHt  select  and 
best  adapted  kind  fur  tbo  City  and  Country.     All  orders  Uy  .Mali  or  Kxpriss  promptly  attenili-il  to. 

We  also  piy  strict  attention  to  the  KenthiK  and  SellUiK  of  both  Purnlslii'd  and  ITiifiirnlslied  IIpiiscs.  Sales  of  Rc«l 
Estate  and  Ranches  made  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.  All  orders  lell  fur  the  buyUiK  and  sclUnu  ot  Uushiusc  I'lacei. 
and  procurlnii  of  I'artners,  Ac,  will  receive  our  particular  attention. 

Ham  Fiiancisco,  Cal.,  IHW. 


ADVERTISINQ    DEPARTMENT. 


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GOB.  EEABNY  &  BUSH  STS.,  SAN  FBANOISCO,  OAL, 

Horses  and  Carriages  constantly  on  hand, 
for  Sale  or  Hire. 

SADDLE  UORSES  FOR  LADIES  AND  GENTLEMEN. 

H0R8E$  TAKEN  OK  LtVERV  8V  THE  OAYt  WEEK  OH  MONTH. 

ALSO,  AI.!.  KIITDS  OF  CABRIAOES  TO  liET 
W^ITH  OB  WITHOUT  HORSES. 


A.  CRAHITFORD  «  CO. 


4 


AND  DEALERS  IN 

SHIP  &  STEAMBOAT  STORES, 

Flags  and  Buntings  of  all  Colors  constantly  on  hand, 

27  MAHKET  STREET, 

3  doors  west  of  Stewart,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

H 
0 


SURGICAL  AND  MECHANICAL 


109  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

Between  Bush  and  Sutter,  oppoalto  south  cnil  of  Occidental  Hotel, 

M.TS  WmMiUi<St>!,  <SATL^ 

C^  DR.  UBBEY  (Irvoten  his  exclusive  attention  to  the  practice  nf  HKSTIHTBY.  lie  will  not  make 
elaborate  protennloMs  to  any  mysterious  elnlms,  made  tiy  many  In  the  I'roft^sslon,  hut  flatters  lilinsolf  that  a  constant 
and  extensive  prai'llre  nf  twenty  yean,  with  due  attention  to  all  Improvements  extant,  will  capacitate  hini  to  compete 
with  any  In  the  I'rofosslc  n. 

TEKTH  adapted  In  anv  BTTI.R  or  on  anynAsr,  deslrert-OOLD.  SILVER,  PLATINt'M,  or  VITLOAKITE,  Cnow 
much  in  vokuo.]  'I  oetli  VLrcoKn  substantliilly,  with  all  popular  materials.  Teeth  kxtuactkd.  with  or  without  onnt- 
thetlc  aitencles.    ^^  All  professional  Services— Medical,  Surgical  or  Mechanical-Insured  to  Rive  satisfaction. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


MUTUALi    LiIFE    IlffSURAnCi:    CO. 

OF   ]>TB^W    TrOIlK- 

CASH      ASSETS, 
H.     8.     HOMA-lSrS, 

4=34  BlontacomeJ'y-  Street,  San  f  ranolsoo. 

D.    o'callag"han    &    CO. 
GENERAL  AGENTS  FOR  LIFE,  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE, 

4:34   SfontKomory   Street,    San  Franolsoo. 


LEADING  HATTER, 

IHI-ORTEK  AND  UAMIFACTUREB  OF 

HATS   AND   CAPS, 
227  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

Second  door  from  Tine, 


■WIIOI-1ESA.IL.E     A^IVU     HETA-IXJ. 


PREISXSRVi:  TOUR  SIGHT  I 

BY  PURCHASING  PERFECT  SPECTACLES,  EXACTLY  SUITED  TO  YOUR  EYES, 


O.    3JCU1L.LEXI-. 


.  OJPTIOIA.TV, 


205  Montgomery  Street,  Suss  House  Block. 


MY    OWN    SPKCIALIXY. 

From  constant  observation  of  tlifl  HUMAN  BYE,  I  have  obtained  a  tliorouxli  knowledge  of  this  most 
valuable  Organ.  I  am  enabled  to  discern,  in  the  majority  of  cases,  from  a  mere  inspection  of  tlie  pupil, 
whether  or  not  GInssesi  can  be  of  any  Ix^netit  for  tlic  Kyc,  or  the  exact  Focus  retinired  to  enable  the  wearer  to 
pursue  the  most  minute  employment  witli  an  ordinary  amount  of  light,  without  causing  that  weakness  or 
fatigue  tu  the  Urgau  usually  complained  of.  C    >!  U  I^I^HIII,    Ox>tlolan, 

No.  205  Montgomery  Street,  Rubs  House  Blook. 


PACIFIO   ASPHALTUM  OOMPAnT. 


ROOFING,  SIDEWALKS  AND  PAVEMENTS 

OF  EVERY  KIND  MADE  TO  ORDER, 

ASPHALTUM  AND  ENGLISH  FELT  FOR  SALE. 

Office,  533  Kearny  Street,  corner  of  Sacramento. 

ALL  CUB,  WOKE  WILL  BEAB  THE  OOHFANT'B  irTLE,  AHD  WILL  BE  WASBAFTED. 
IM.    E.    FITZ-QIBBON, SUPERINTENDENT. 


GO. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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MERCHANTS' FORWARDING  LINE 

SHIPPINO"  AOiaWTS, 

raiESALE  DEALERS  IN  PEODDCE. 


ALSO,    DEALERS   IN 


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M' 


TURPENTINE  AND   ROSIN. 

D^  The  utmost  caro  and  attention  is  given  to  filling  orders  and  executing  commissions. 

Gash  advanced  immediately  on  receipt  of  Qoods. 
MA.1L.OTT    &    CO. 

714,  716,  718  Front  Street,  San  Francisco. 
50   E   Street,   Marysville. 


C.  A.  MARSTON. 


J.  RILEY  MAINS. 


EXCELSIOR  FINE  ART  GALLERY, 

CRIJVI     HOUSE, 
No.  523  Kearny  Street,  near  Sacramento, 


CARD  PICTURES  OF  EVERY  STYLE 

Taken  at  the  very  Lowest  Prices. 

Photographs,  Ambrotypes,  Melainotypes,  Ivorytypes,  Sun  Pearls,  etc. 

TAKEN  IN  THE  HIGHEST  PERFECTION  OP  THE  ART. 


PARTICULAR   ATTENTION   GIVEN   TO 

Copying  and  Restoring  Old  Pictures. 


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Fiotures  taken  equally  as  well  in  Oloudy  or  Rainy  Weather. 

Dj^  This  Gallery  has  the  largest  Operating  Room  and  Sky-light  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  .£4] 
iSm  B.-«Oiily  up  one  fliiplit  of  Stairs. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


SAN    FRANCISCO 

CORDAGE    MANUFACTORY. 

»  ^  > 

Constantly  on  hand,  a  largo  and  complete  assortment  of 

WHALE  LINE,  BALE  ROPE,  ETC. 

MANUFACTURED  KKOM 

OFFICE  AT  TUBBS  &  CO.,  Nos.  611  and  613  FRONT  STREET, 
iwffA.xTxrrA.OTOii'sr  a.t  the  i»oti*eiio. 


8.  H.  DAVIS. 


W.  L.  WITHAM. 


PRODUCE  COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

South  West  Corner  Clay  and  Davis  Streets, 


Ji^~  Particular  attention  paid  to  Purchasing  and  Forwarding  Goods  to  the  Interior. 


H.  F.  McKENNA. 


T.  D.  McKENNA. 


J.  K.  MoFAKLIN. 


ncKENNA   BRO.   &,   CO. 


:<^ 


AND  DEALERS  IN  HAY  AND  GRAIN, 

Drumin  Street,  One  Door  North  of  Clay, 

' »■» 

X.  B.— Orders  from  the  Interior  promptly  attended  to. 


J.  M.  CURTIS. 


SHELDON  ALLEN. 


Iffoi  313  Davis  Stvoot^ 

SAB  TIBJilSriOIISSD. 


Interior   Orders  and   Consignments  Solicited. 


ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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ORNAMENTAL    DESIGNS    IN    EVERY    STYLE. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORY. 


$500,000  WOBTHOF  WATCHES, 

DimoBls,  imH  Silyerware,  k 

CONSTANTLY    ON    HANr>   JLNI>   FOR.   SJLUE    BY 

J.  IHT.  TnCSZSR  A  CO. 

THE  OLDEST  AND  LABOEST  HAHUFAOTUBEBS  OF 

iiwii.il  m§  mimmmi 

ON-    THE    I»-A.aiFIO    aO-A.ST. 

J[^~  Persons  in  California,  Nevada,  Oregon,  Idaho,  Montana,  Utah  and  Washington  territories, 
Mexico,  British  Columbia  and  Sandwich  Islands,  will  find  that  orders  intrusted  to  this  House, 
either  direct  or  through  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  will  receive  prompt  attention,  and  at  prices  as  low  as 
though  they  were  present  to  select  for  themselves. 

P.  S. — A  very  large  assortment  of  «if 

AMERICAN  GOLD  AND  SILVER  WATCHES, 

Which  we  are  selling  at  Reduced  Prices. 

We  Refer  to  Ebc-Gov.  UiLTOif  S.  Latham,  Uanager  of  The  London  and  San  Fnncigco  Bank. 

John  Parrott,  Esq.,  of  Parrott  k  Co.,  Bankers. 

Chas.  E,  McLame,  Esq.,  Manager  of  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Go's  Express  and  Banking  Co.  for  the  Paoifio  Coast. 

J.  ^W.  TUCKER  &  CO. 

Montgomery  Street,  San  Franeigco,  Cat. 


P.  J.  REILIiT, 

No.  535  OOMMEBCIAL  STREET,  2  DOOBS  BELOW  MONTGOMEBY, 

SAF  ERAFGISGO, 

Importer   and  Dealer  In   Foreign   and   Domestic 

DRUGS,  CHEMICALS,  DYE  STUFFS,  ACIDS, 

Patent  Medicines,  Perfumery,  Fancy  Articles,  etCi 

ALSO,   ALL   GOODS   USED   BY 

Druggists,  Assayers,  Bakers,  Bre-wers,  Soda  Manu- 
facturers, Hair  Dressers,  Confectioners, 
Dyers,  Etc. 


HES, 

c. 

LE    BY 


m 


ton  Territories, 
to  this  House, 
)riccs  as  low  as 


CHES, 

Bank. 

tlic  Faoifio  Coast. 

3. 

eiacOf  Cnl. 


TGOMEBT, 


9tlO 


iCIDS, 


a  Manu- 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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A.  R.  BALDWIN  &  CO. 


MERCHANTS, 

Call  the  particular  attention  of  purchasers  visiting  this  City  to  the 

FINEST  AND  BEST  SELECTED  STOCK  OF  LIQUOES 

TO  BE  FOUND  ON  THIS  COAST. 


These  Whisliies  have  been  put  up  expressly 
for  invalids  and  family  use,  and  have  been 
pronounced  by  most  of  the  principal  physi- 
cians of  San  Fmncisco  and  throughout  the 
State  of  California  as  what  we  recommend 
them  to  be — vert  old  and  pdre — and  ad- 
vise their  use  medicinally. 


219  &  221  FRONT  STREET, 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIREOTORT. 


JLTTT} 


MERCANTILE 

mumi  COMPANY 


OF 


IiONDOnr  AND  EDINBURGH. 

»  -    ■-  ^m^  •       — 

€AI>3f  A!L»  -  «  - 


ACCUMULATED  AND   INVESTED  FUNDS, 
March  23cl,  1866,  $12,247,422  18. 

Deposit  in  California,  according  to  Law $75,000 

Deposited  in  Oregon,  do.  150,000 

Limit  on  Single  Risks $100,000 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BANKERS: 

messrs.   TAIiIaANT   A    CO. 


a■B3^^^BK,-A.I:.   omcB  = 

S.  E.  Cor.  Sansom  and  California  Streets,  San  Franoisco,  Cal. 

»»■ 

Insurances  effected  on  the  most  favorable  terms  on  Buildings  of  both  BRICK 
and  WOOD  throughout  the  Pacific  States  and  Territories,  whether  occupied  as 
DWELLINGS,  STORES  or  WAREHOUSES,  together  with  their  contents. 
VESSELS  IN  PORT,  with  or  without  Cargoes,  also  insured. 

LOSSES  PAID  HERE  IN  GOLD  COIN. 


IB:.   T 

GENERAL  AGENT  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  STATES  AND  TERRITORIES. 


INY 


JNDS, 


.  .$75,000 
.  J50,000 
.1100,000 


CO. 


I,  Cal. 

loth  BRICK 
occupied  as 
sir  contents. 


IRIES. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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DIAMONDS  AND  SILVERWARE, 

OF    FIHSX    CiXT-AJL.IX'Sr    OlTIilT- 

I  ■  > — ^— — 

NO  INFERIOR  OR  IMITATION  GOODS  KEPT  ON  HAND. 


u 


Of  every   description   with  CHAINS  to  match. 

barrettTsherwood, 

517  Montgomery  Street,  second  door  North  of  Commercial  Street, 


Pioneer  Patent  Asphahum  and  Brick  Company, 


ROOFS,  SIDEWALKS,  CELLARS,  WAREHOUSES,  FLOORS  AND  PAVEMENT  OF  ALL  KINDS, 

Constantly  on  hand,  a  large  Stock  of  BBICK,  for  Sale. 

1  m  I 

OFFICE,  N.  E.  Ooraer  Montgomery  and  California  Streets,  up  stairs, 

.XXOlMIOOy    OaI. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


BEHSHABD  HEI.!*. 


•IMOM  HGLD. 


DAVID  HELD. 


vt»  »«o»*«^^ 


n^POHTBUS    OF 


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iiracE  Eswiii.  mraii 


SILKS,  VELVETS,   LACES, 

RIBBO]SrS,  STRA.^^  QOODS, 


ASn  ALL  (iORTS  OF 


?) 


NO.  419   SACRAHEHTO  STREET, 

Brtwnn  SuMDi  iiKl  Ballerj,  SAN    FRANCI!        ,   CAL. 


B.  H.  HAIOHT. 


W.  U.  FIIMOM. 


HAIGHT  S-  PIEBSOJ{, 

No.  510  JACKSON  STREET, 
San  FraneUcOf  Cal, 


CHA8.  H.  S.  WILLIAMS, 

AMD 

CLAMK  CHURCHILL, 

ATTOBHEYB  AT  LAW, 

OFFICES: 

8.  W.  COR.  KEARNT  &  SACRAMENTO  8TS., 

(Booms  15, 14  and  13)  <A»  FBANOtlOO,  OAl. 


■AHVEL  DAAS.  DAVID  HAA8.  ABBAHAM  HAAS.  H.  H.  LEVY. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  HATS  AND  CAPS, 
22»  MONTGOMERT  STREET, 

Buaa  Haute  BUteh,  SJk.N   FnJLSf CTSCO,   CAJLt. 


BRANCH   HOUSES: 

8.  HAAS  &  CO.,  Nerada  City,  Cal.    8.  HAAS  k  CO.,  Virginia  City,  Nev.    8.  HAAS  &  CO.,  Gold  Hill,  Nev. 


ADVBRTISINO    DEPARTMENT. 


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H.  I..  aiMOW  rfc  A.  WBII^Ki. 

Him  Frniu'liii'u. 


M.  W.  KTBIH, 

I'ttrls. 


IMrOIlTEBS  AM>  D£ALEK8  IN 


STEIN,  SIMON  &  CO. 

Tailors'  Trimmings,  Billiard  Cloths, 

Ladies'  Gloakings,  and  Qentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods, 

NOS.  632  AND  634  SACRAMENTO  STREET, 

AND     031    AND     033    COMMERCIAL.    STREET, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 

*-^»>* 

Agency  for    the    Cloths,    Cassimeres,   Tweeds,  Etc. 

MANrrACn  KKD  BY  THE 

MISSIOJf   WOOLEJf   MILLS. 

1  t^^-t 

W  OBDERS  FOR  EUROPEAN  OOODS  promptly  and  oareftiUy  flUed  for  a  reason- 
able oommiuion  by  our  Hoose  in  Paris,  28  Rne  de  I'Eohiqier. 


THURNAUER  ^  ZINN, 


IMFOBTBB8  OF 

FRENCH     AND     GERMAN 

FAIOf  M$M 

English  and  American 


Pi 


a?o 


and  Mumthcturon  of 


Cane  and  Willow  Chairs,  Ladies'  Work  Stands,  etc. 
Nos.  320  and  322  (Old  No.  92)  Battery  Street, 


Between  Commercial  and  Clay  Streets, 


SjH&jn*  Fxt^^kisroxsoo. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORY. 


I..  FBI.DMAH7?. 


H.  COKDES. 


L.  PELDMANN  &  00. 


MANUFACTURERS   OP 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE, 

TWmES,  LiIIVEiS^  SHOE  THREADS^ 


CHILGHEH^B  GmS,  TOY  WAGOHS,  ETC* 

OF   EVERY   DESCRIPTION, 

253  WasiiiHgton  Street,    211  &  213  California  Street, 

NEW  TOBE.  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


GARDEN  SEEDS  FOR  1867. 


o.  L.  k:eil.lo»g-. 


427  SANSOM  ST,  near  Clay,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

IHPOBTER  ASD  DEALEB  IS 

GARDEN,  -  ^---^  -  -^  «--*  FiOWEB 

FIELD, 


FRUIT, 


AND 

TREE 


SEEDS. 


DUTCH  BULBOUS  ROOTS,  imported  direct  from  tlie  First  Fiower  Nurseries  of  Europe. 


Sccdi  will  be  nankcd  In  the  best  manner,  to  go  (iny  distance,  and  fonvardcd  an  denlred.  Light  kinds  of  Heeds  can  be 
forwarded  through  the  mall,  postage  paid.  All  orders,  by  mall  or  otherwise,  (with  remittances)  will  be  attended  to  with 
care  and  dlsfiaicli.  The  «reiitc«t  care  will  be  taken  to  have  all  Seeds  i  old  by  me  pure,  reliable,  and  the  very  best  and 
choicest  of  tlielr  kind.  A  Libfral  Litcoutit  made  to  the  Trarie.  The  Agents  of  Wells,  Fargo  A  Oo>  Express,  and  Post- 
masters generally,  are  requested  to  act  as  agents  for  receiving  orders  foi  Seeds.  Boxes  of  Deeds,  containing  100  rapers, 
or  more,  put  up  for  the  Country  Trade,  In  such  assortments  01  desired. 

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ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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VS.  T.  o.  asMirr. 


I>1t.  D.  BVBBASTK. 


JESSUP  &  BUBBANK, 


N.  W.  Oor.  Montgomery  and  Sacramento  Sts. 


Over  Tucker's  Jewelry  Store, 


BAJt^   FHAJSTdZaaO. 


I^^Partle*  wishing  Artificial  Trrth  Inserted  In  an  artistic  manner,  have  only  to  Inquire  to  know  that  Dr.  BITR- 
BAMK  Is  one  of  tli«  oldest,  as  well  as  one  of  the  most  successful  Dentists  on  this  Coast.  Uls  reputation  at  such  Is 
sufficient  guarantee  lor  his  ability 

I>R.  T.  C.  .lESSUP,  formerly  at  No.  18  Third  Street,  makes  It  a  specialty  to  cirg  Abcessrs,  pill  FANoa,  restore 
Crowns,  and  permanently  save  Tketii,  that  have  t)een  considered  worthless,  thereby  avoldliii!  the  pains  of  Extrnct- 
ing,  and  necessslty  of  wenrlna  an  Artificial  I'late.  He  Fills  the  Teeth  with  good  solid  «iol(lVillings  that  wUl  last  a 
lifetime.      Special  attention  given  to  Cleansing  and  Beautitying  the  Teeth,  Correcting  Irregularities,  etc.,  etc. 

CALL    AND   SEE   US. 


Constructive  and  Landscape  Architect. 


BUOO  HOCnHOI^ZKB, 

Architect  and  Mining  Engineer. 


OLiIffXST  A  HOCHHOLiZER, 


'9  AIM.M,A\I  AA'J  <UI  *0,*MJMf  VM*Vil*i,4M  MdAU  VIM.«i\l  MMilMM.M'9 

Office,  N.  E.  cor.  of  California  and  Sansom  Sts. 

Over  Bank  of  British  Columbia,  BAJ^   FXi.AJ^OZSOO. 

Drawings  and  Specifications  prepared  for  building  Bridges,  &c.,  and  the  works  superintended 
in  any  part  of  the  State. 

Special  attention  paid  to  Landscape  Gardening,  Laying  out  of  Estate,  &c. 

Our  Mr.  HOCHHOLZER'S  long  experience  as  a  Mining  Engineer,  gives  us  special  facilities 
for  the  making  of  the  necessary  Surveys,  Plots,  Estimates,  &c.,  for  Mining  Companies. 


03EXXOj^<2;-0    3EXOa?'£SXj. 


PACIFIC    STREET, 

Between  Battery 
and  Front, 

San  Francisco. 


■•>TIC!£Xcl!JBiCLkjL>lLiai 


frrnoitiiiiii 


'immniiiTrEiTif 


E.  W.  Heimburg  &  CO. 

Proprietors. 

A  Coach  bearing  the 

Name  of  the  Hotel,  will 

convey  Passengers  and 

Baggage  to  the  House, 

Free  of  charge. 

7  IEK.lS,ff,A.lSr  3DXIOSXE. 


TUIiLY  &  DURKUr, 

BOC  30  3E1. 0  3EK  jAl  SNT  ■r' SI  ^ 

J215    Clay    Street,   between   Front   and.    Davis, 


11 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


ATKINS   HUkSSEY, 


'  .r. 


ThKUE 


Would  most  respectfully  inform  his  Friends  and  the  Public  tlmt  ho  has  opened  his 


AJT 


]VO.  GSl 

SACRAMENTO  ST., 

&ZLOW  KEARNY, 


OLr) 

]Vo.  lei 

SACRAMENTO  ST., 

BELOW  KEARNY, 


And  is  ready  at  all  times,  day  or  night,  to  attend  to  every  call  in  his  lino  of  business.  His  Stock 
is  very  complete,  and  will  enable  him  to  furnish  every  description  of  Funeral,  plain  or  costly,  at  the 
shortest  notice.  A-mUllS^    M.AHi!$]£:Y. 


■"  '  N.  B. — All  persons  wishini^  to  make 

INTERMENTS  IN  LONE  MOUNTAIN  CEMETERY 

Can  do  so  by  applying  to  me  at 

No.   651    SACRAMENTO    STREET. 


OmCB    OF  TUB   CITY  AJ^JD   00"CJimr   00I101>TER. 


UNION  NURSERT, 

Situated  on  POST  STEEET,  near  Cemetery  Avenue, 

lOO,  o. 


)   ■■»  « 


mhum  MEYHB, 


PHOPHIHTOH. 


-♦-•»••-♦- 


Gardens  and  Burial  Lots  tastefully  laid  out  and  ornamented.     Plants,  Trees, 
and  all  kinds  of  Flowers  for  sale,  and  forwarded  to  any  part  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 

OXmSXlB    I>Il03S^I»TX.-5r  .A.TTBX^Z>B33    TO. 


J.  H.  WHITE. 


WH.  BTRISOKB. 


J.  H.  WHITE  &  GO. 

No.  109  COMMERCIAL  STREET, 

Manufactiifpri  nfand  .Dealers  In 

A  Superior  Quality  of  Machine  Oils 

AND 

Warrenteil  uncqualed  by  anytlilng  of  Mic  kind  yet  ofTcred 
fur  sale  In  tliU  market 


New  England  House, 

2©6  8AI8®M  STffiEET, 

Between  Fine  and  Oalifomia, 
SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL, 


i.  ^tUUUUv,  (Bi^tnMmtv, 


BOARD  AND  LODGING. 


[S, 
NTO  ST., 

KEARNY, 

.    His  Stock 
costly,  at  tho 

ETERY 


>NER. 


inne, 


ETOH. 

ints,  Trees, 
icific  Coast. 


House, 

JEET, 

CAL. 


tviMmv, 

BINC. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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9  5  "  Sij  5. 

S  ^  'S  ?!  §54 

'^  OS  s  a  ,3 

k^j  (-i.  fH.  ?  y; 

5-g  CO  g    ^ 

*  S*  *i  ?  3. 

-«  §  c*  O  §. 


~  vs  •«.  a 
O  ta  S^.  ^  «a 


3  S  ?* 


Piott$9r  Ornam^iital  (class  Cutter, 

CORNER  MARKET  AMD  BE  ALE  STREETS,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Cut,  Stained  and  Ground  Olan  for  Sliding  Doors,  Dome  Llghtf ,  Side  Llgbta  and  Head  Lights  fbr  Ilall  Dooia  of 
Prlvnto  Dwellings,  Churches,  Stcamboata,  Ac. 

Ground  Ol<u»  alway*  on  hand.    AH  Order$  punetHalli/  attended  to. 


n; 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


WM.  T.  COLEMAN  &  CO. 


i^nmtmtm 


CORNER  FRONT  AND  CALIFORNIA  STREETS, 

SA¥   EUAFGISGO. 


No.    171    Front   near   Wall   Street,   New   York. 


Agents  for  ''Coleman's  California  Line"  of  Clippers, 

FBOM  KiSW  YOBK  TO  SAIV  FRAITOISOO. 


A.  WBtaaUkUSEN, 

Importer  and  Wholesale  Dealer  ia 


809  Montgomery  St.,  between  Jackson  and  Pacific, 


DEPOT  OF  THE  STAR  OF  THE  UNION  STOMACH  BITTERS. 


QEEENHOOD  &  NEWBAUEB, 

Dealers  in 


gb 


9 

j^jN'D  omoB  or  xxiE 

ao7  AXLd  s2oe  mjLxsrmoTMT  mvitxarrf 

Bet.  California  and  Pine, SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Oeneral  Depot  on  Market  Street,  opposite  the  ^id  Bailroad  Depot 


I 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


Ivjt 


GOAL! 


COAL!! 


Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealer  ia 


Fa  wa 


®g  BE  mM^'^ 


COAL  DEPOT  AND  OFFICE, 


Iffos.  118  and  120  PACIFIC  STREET. 


ORDERS  SOLICITED  AND  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


DELIVERED    FREE    WITHIN    CITY    LIMITS. 


B.  H.  RAMSDELL, 


WHOLESALK  AND  RETAIL 


€#4]L  II14IL. 


f 


3.XO  «r.A.o^aaosir  avjEUEzsTr,  ioielajei. 


J.  Z:  VERDING  «  CO. 

§T4m€E  ii41ilf  Mf  Wilis, 

PRODUCE    COMMISSION    MERCHANTS 

AND 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Produce  from  Oregon  and  Humboldt, 

JVo.  S6  Clap  Street,  below  Drumtn,  San  Francisco* 
CONSIGNMENTS    SOLICITED. 


! 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


BEUABD  TABLE  HANUFACTORT 

And  Salesrooms  for  the  Exhibition  and  Sale  of 

Micbael  P&elan's  Model  Billiard  Tables 

.  Airi» 

PATEFT  COMBIFATIOF  GUSHIOFS. 


CLOTH, 

CUE  WAX, 

mo. 


Trimmings 


OF  KVERT 


DESCRIPTION. 

Old  Sails  Becushioned  with  Sets  of  Fhelan's  Patent  Cushions. 

ITALIAN'  SfARBLE  and  ENOLISII  SLATE  BEDS  always  on  hand,  of  the  proper  dimensions. 


AGENT   FOR   ALL   PHELAN'8   PATENTS, 

730  (Up  Stairs)  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco,  Oal. 

■»» 

CATTTIOK— Phelan's  Patents  cannot  be  procured  flroni  any  other  person  in  this  State,  Oregon,  or  Washington  Territory. 


SUCCESSOR  TO  O.  GORI, 


isM  'w@m 


4S1    PIIVE    STK-EET, 

Bet.  Mo  tgomery  &  Kearny  Sts.  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL 


PI^T7Xi.a:BS£iS'  SXi^A-BS,    BTC. 

On  hand  and  manufactured  to  order.    Goods  Bliipped  to  all  parts  of  the  Pacific 
Coast.    Orders  respectfully  solicited. 


DEALER  IN 


STOVES  AND  TIN  WARE, 

422  KEARNY  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Between  California  and  Fine, 


AGENCY  FOR  STEWART'S  STOVES. 


rORT 

aMes 

lojsrs. 

immings 

0»  EYEBT 

SCRIPTION. 

Dushions. 

SCO,  Gal. 

whington  Territory. 


ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT, 


bd 


L.   ROSENB^UM    &    CO. 

mrholesale  Stationers^ 

AW]>    IMPOKTBRS   OP 

IBLAI^ISI  B^<DES,  FA^ISE^S,  IPLATiEIiW  <3Amm, 

ALBUMS,  WRITING  DESKS.WORKBOXES.OOLD  PENS,  CUTLERY,  PURSES, 

FANCY  GOODS,  WRAPPING  PAPER  AND  PAPER  BAGS,  ETC. 

^Kenoy  Roulstone  Paper  mills. 

Between  Sacratnento  and  Cotntnereial, 


lilKIESRT   &,  SATOlf 


IMPORTERS    OF 


3 


f 
ST, 

NCISCO,  CAL. 

CO. 

parts  of  the  raoiflo 


; 


lO,  CAL. 


:s. 


G^7  uf^>  iir^c  a 
ALL  KINDS  OF  LEAF  AND  MANUFACTURED  TOBAOOO. 

OppoMite  Custom  Houce, 


SPROAT  a  WELCH, 

COMMISSIOS  MEECHAHTS, 

525  FRONT  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


^  ^  > 

AGENTS    FOK 


S.  p.  MOODY  &  GO'S  SAW  MILLS,  Burrard  Inlet,  British  Columbia. 


S. 


9 


MANUFACTURERH  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 


BEDDING    &    FURNITURE 

OF   BVBR"5r   X>£3SORIPa:ZOI>3-, 

BLANKETS,    COMFORTERS,    SHEETS,    ETC. 

Ids.   5D4   AlB   50S   SANSOM   STEET,  lEAM   CJLAl, 

SA]V    FBAIVOISCO,    OAI^. 

».» 

This  Establishment  is  generaiiy  Iinown  to  Im  tlie  Gluapest  Place  io  tlie  City  for  Good  Bedding. 


i 


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bdi 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTOR  T. 


AIiFKIBD  -W.  KEAT. 


aAMKtf  JOaVSTOV. 


JOHNSTON  &  BEAT, 

TIN,  COPPER  &  SHEET  mON  WOSKEBS, 

JVb.  107  Sansom  St,,  (near  Bush)  San  Francisco, 

G-as  and  Water  pipe.  Rubber  Hose  and  Brass  Goods. 
PATENT  CHIMNEY  CAPS  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

House  and  Ship  riuinbing  and  JlctalUc  Rooflng,  In  all  its  variety,  done  with  ncatncu  and  dispatch. 

■■■ 

Constantly  on  bancl  a  larve  assortment  cfi* 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL. 


Iff.  P.  COIaE  «  CO. 

Maiiufacturers,  Importers,  Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealers  in 


i 


AND 


313    Pine    Street,   San   Francisco. 


B.  C.  AUSTIN, 

Importer  of 

AND  AGENT  FOR  THE  CELEBRATED 


iiiiKi  mm  ® 


XiTo. 


AND  THE 

FULTOlSr   RA-israE, 

8B4   GJLM.AJV  laiVTVUlMyVf  S^ 


D.  S.  WEAVER. 

IHTOBTEB  or 

STOTES,  Tin  FLITE,  MET  111,  Etc. 

Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of 

TIF  AFB    SHEET   IHOF  WAHE. 


< ».» I 


Country  Dealers  Supplied  at  Lowest  Bates, 


ADYBRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


Ixiii 


a.  e.  HKiar,  New  York. 


J.  BHAT«  Ban  FnnclKO. 


HEIN  4ft  BRAT, 

Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

French  and  American  Leather, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Machinery, 

TANNEBS'  AND  OUBBIEBS'  TOOLS,  ETC.,  ETC. 

4:16  Battery,  cor.  Merchant  Street, 


A..  Hr.  BIICHX:i.8,  b%n  Franclwo.  lAtVlH  H.  MICHEL,B,  Kcw  York. 

A.  Vr.  mCHEIiS  &,  BRO. 

Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

Lalies'  anl  GeDtaen's  Fimisliing  Goois, 

FRENCH,  ENGLISH  AND  GERMAN  FANCY  GOODS, 
Embroideries,  Balmoral  and  Hoop  Skirts,  White  Goods, 

LADIES'  AND  GENTLEMEN'S,  MISSES',  CHILDREN  AND  BOYS'. 


TOGETHER  WITH  A  COMPLETE  ASSORTMENT  OF 

BOYS'    AND     YOUTHS'     FURNISHING    GOODS, 

AHQ   YAHKEE   HOTIOHB, 

No.  417  Sacramento  St.,  betAveen  Sansom  and  Battery. 


Ixiv 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRHOTORT. 


C.  IVATBKHOVaBi  San  FranclMO. 


a.  fr.  I^ESTER,  Now  Tork. 


WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER, 


IXt^POXtXSXtiS    OF 


HARD  VOOD  LUMBER 


AND  ALL  KINDS  OP 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Materials, 

Nos.  29  AND  31  BATTERY  STREETp 

SA.lSr    FE^NCISCO. 

17  and  19  SEVENTH  STREET,  bet  I  and  J, 


Oafc»  Second  firowtb  A$&  and  Hickory  Plitiik, 


HIGEOBY  AXLES, 
WAGON  POLES, 
HUBS  AND  SPOEES, 
WAGON  FELLOES, 
BENT  Ems, 
POLES  AND  SHAFTS, 
WHITE  WOOD, 


SINGLETBEE8, 

LEAD  BABS, 

NECK  YOKES, 

FINISHED  POLES  &  SHAFTS, 

PLOW  BEAMS  &  HANDLES, 

ENAMELED  OLOTH, 

&0i,         &0i,         &0t 


We  are  in  monthly  receipt  of  New  Additions  to  our  Stock,  carefully 
SELECTED  in  the  EasterIt  Markets,  which  we  offer  at  the 

^  OBDEBB  FBOM  THS  OOUNTBT  WIIiIi  BMOELVH  FBOHFT  ATTJUJI'i'iOir.  .J9 


I,  New  York. 

BR. 

ials, 

XT, 


mdJ, 


*UA, 


PTS, 
ES, 


lARBPULLY 


raoN. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


Ixv 


See  Page  Ixxxiv. 


STENCIIi    PLJlTES 

OTTX    B"5r 

321  FRONT  STREET,  CORNER  COMMERCIAL, 

STENCIL  TLATE^,  when  handsomely  executed,  present  the  cheapest  and  best  mode  of  advertising  that 
can  bo  adopted.    This  is  the  experience  of  all  who  use  them. 

STENCIL  PLATES  OF  EVERY  PATTEKN  cut  at  this  Establishment  in  a  (.tylc  unequalod  by  any  ot  ler 
workman  in  California. 

Ilerchants  and  otherv  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  tpecimens  in  proof  of  the  above  assertion. 

Orders  fVom  abroad,  as  well  as  those  given  in  person,  promptly  executed  and  forwarded.  Parties  sendin  ; 
orders  by  letter  are  particularly  requested  to  white  plainly  and  give  the  kxact  spacb  tiiky  wish  the 

LETTBItS  TO  OCCUPY. 

By  close  application  and  superior  execution  of  work  during  nn  experience  often  years,  Mr.TRUEWORTHY 
has  extended  his  business  to  its  present  proportions.  His  present  facilities  for  rapid  and  tnstcf^ii  execution  of 
all  work  in  his  lino  are  far  superior  to  those  of  any  other  in  this  State  or  in  the  Union. 

REMEMBER     THE     PLACE. 

321  Front  Street,  Comer  Commeroial,   (Up  Stairs)  San  Francisco,  California. 


aoHBT  n.  Hoi.Hi:«. 


doHsr  A.  Mooai'.. 


J.  B.  HOIalKEISS  A  CO. 


DEAIiBRS  IN 


HAT  &  6BAIN, 

Nos.  5  &  7  California  Street, 
AndlOS&IIOMariietStreet, 


Ixvi 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORT. 


IMPORTER    OF   AND    DEALER   IN 


I 


OF  THE  NEWEST  SHIES  AND  BEST  QUUin, 

NO.    606    KEARNY    STREET, 


@E41f@lf  1.  m'&QtWW  &  @®< 


14^  ©Iaf  ®tse@te  Sam  lsam@£@@@e  ©aL 


'?) 


Maps,  Plans,  Portraits,  Landsciipes,  Marino  Views,  Diplomas,  Show  Cards,  Kcccipts,  State  and 
County  Bonds,  Bills  of  Exchange,  Certificates  of  Stock,  Bank  Checks,  Bill  Heads,  Views,  Ciiou- 
lars.  Music  Titles,  and  Labels  of  every  description. 


H.  F.  Shepardaon.  J.  B.  Oatea. 

SHEPARDSOnr   A   GATES^ 


IMPORTERS  OP  AKD  WHOLESALK  DEALERS  IM 


AND    FISHING    TACKLE, 

U7  hHQ  4^9  SAHSOM  HTHEET, 

Corner  of  Oommeroial,  S.A.ST   FXl.A.XQ'OZSOO. 


BOSMOSTD  GIBBONS. 


8AMF80N  TAM8. 


»■»  — 

BODMOND  GIBBONS  &  CO. 


SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


ET, 


'5) 


pts,  Stato  and 
Views,  Cii\u- 


J.  B.  Oatea. 


uu», 


sTOXSOO. 


ON  TAM8. 


ADVERTISIXO     DEPARTMENT. 


Ixvii 


MARSH,  PILSBURY  &  CO. 


ZI^POXiTSXiS   OF 


N.  E.  Corner  Front  and  Pine  Streets,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

JLCHmTS   FOR 

New  Bedford  Copper  Go's  Sheet  and  Bolt  Copper, 

Morse's  Patent  Twist  Drills, 

American  Brass  Tube  Co's  Seamless  Tubes. 


MACHmiSTS*  AHQ  TmHEHS^  BTOCK  AHQ  TOOLS. 


Anvils,  Vises,  Files,  J^^iits,  Bolts  and  Washers, 

AXLES  S-  SPMIJVGS,  Axes,  Shovels,  Sledges,  Picks, 

A.ve,  Pick  and  Powder  and  Fuse,     Copper  Rivets  ^'  Burrs, 

Sledge  Handles,  Lace  Leather,  Ituhher  ^  Leather  Belting, 

Rubber  Hose,  IROM  PIPE,  BLACK  and  GAL  VAjYIZED. 


TOBIN,  DIXON  &  DAVISSON, 

COR.  SACRAMENTO  &  BATTERY  STREETS.  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

FANCY  GOODS,  MEUNERY  GOODS, 

SMALL  WARES,  WHITE  GOODS, 

POCKET  CUTLERY,     LINEN  HANDKERCHIEFS, 
PERFUMERY,  HOSIERY , 

YANKEE  NOTIONS,    GENTS'  FURNISH'G  GOODS, 
LACES  AND  EMBROIDERIES, 
ETC.,  ETC. 


PARTICULAR   ATTENTION    PAID   TO    ORDERS. 


I 'I 

5  \ 


II 


i   i! 


•  8 


Ixviii 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


MEAGHER,  TAAPFE  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS 

At  JKHBLOlMlSiSALJE:^  IVo.  107  BattGi^r  St. 
At  RBTAIIay  No.  9  IKEontgomGi^jf  St. 


OF 


FOREIGN   AND    AMERICAN 

FA.IS^CY   GOODS, 
HOSIERY,  YANKEE  NOTIONS,  &c. 

AGENTS  FOB   THE  MT.    VEJtNON  BUCK   CO. 


f> 


SuAJSr    yHuflLlTCISCO,    C-A.U. 


KISIiImT  4fi  BEMDISRSOXff, 


WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 


iraifwit 


mwanit 


ISTos.  309  and  311  Front  Street, 

BETWEEN  SACRAMENTO  AND  COMMERCIAL, 

SAW  lM«4ir©IS©^»  ©ikls. 


J.  KEIiIiT.  J 

p.  HSNOBRSON. ) 


SIIOIONS,  -ROW^  &  OO. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


AQBIGULTUBAL,  MININO  AND  CARPENTERS'  TOOLS, 

NORTON  &  WATTS'  SHIP  CARPENTERS'  TOOLS, 

AMD  A  COMPLETK  ABSORTHBNT  OF 

CQOPERSV  CAULKEBSS  ClRTEBiT  k  BLOCK  MAKERS'  TOOLS,  nOUSE  k  STEAMBOAT  TBUMINGS, 

S04:  &  soe  i»iivE  stueet. 

And  34  (old  No,  13)  CLAY  ST.,  bet,  J>rumm  and  Hast, 


CO. 

St. 


,  &c. 


OOLS, 

TBIimSGS, 

-  9 

d  East, 


ADVBRTISINa     DEPARTMENT. 


Ixix 


INCOBPOBATEB,   JUZY  23d,   1857, 

]SrO.     619     CL^Y     STREET, 

BETWEEN  MONTGOMERY  AND  KEARNY  STREETS. 


President,  E.  W.  BURR.    Vice-President,  BENJ.  D.  DEAN. 

TRUSTEES! 

T.  L.  Rutherford,      Benj.  0.  Devoe,  Isaac  Hyde, 

Wm.  Bosworth,  H.  L.  King,  R.  J.  Tiffany, 

Annis  Merrill,  J.  W.  Cudworth,  J.  M.  Shotwell. 

Auditor,  James  0.  Dean.       Secretary,  G.  W.  Garmany. 


GEO.  T.  CASEBOLT  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS    OF 


v?i4cr?i; 


ALL  KINDS  OP 


CARRIAGE  AND  WAGON  MATERIAXS, 

Coach  Trimmings  k  Hardware, 

Neax  coraer  Sattery,       San  Francisco. 


f  IMl  MJ 


TOBACCO,    ETC. 
CORNER  OLAY  AND  BATTERY  STREETS, 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 


wwAmmhim 

BOOK    AND    JOB 

PEINTfflG  OFFICE, 

FBANK  EASTMAN,  Proprietor, 

509  CLAY  I  m  COMMERCIAL  ST. 

BAH  FHAHCISCO,  tkh. 


IB.   ]srA.TH:A.]sr, 

Successor  to  ADOLPII  IIIICSCII, 

ttltPORTeR,  JOBBER  AND  RKTAIUR  m 

Cbina,  Glass  &  Earthen  Ware, 

BRITANNIA  AND  PLATED  WARE, 

CUTLERY  &  LOOKING-GLASSES, 

Between  Commercial  and  Sacramento, 

— •♦• — - — ■ 

Fnrticular  attention  paid  to  packing  Goods  for  the 
Interior  or  Coast  Trade. 


^<0*»'      -^^-      ^Ar;^ 

^^  BOOK,   JOB   AND   WOOD-CUT  ^0 

^  509   SACRAMENTO   STREET,    ABOVE   SANSON, 

^"^^^rilEET.  between  SASSOlt*^" 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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OHABIiBS  TXaSfCE,  Ban  Franoisoo. 


B.  Euet,  Paris. 


CHARLES  TENCE  &  CO. 

Importers  of  and  Dealers  in 

FLOWERS,  FEATHERS,  FRAMES,  LACES, 
MSBOJfS,  EOFFET  SILKS,   GRAPE, 

415   SACRAMENTO   STREET, 

Between  Sansom  and  Battery,        UhH  FBA-HCISCO* 


No.  33  Rue  du  Faubonrg-Poissonniere, 


PARIS. 


OTIUSIIS    FOU    I»A.RI8    T»I10M:I»TI:.Y    A.TT13Bri>Er>    TO. 


SOIiOINION    Gxrivip 

(SirOOESSOE  TO  D.  HAUSMANN  &  00.) 


IMPOBTER  AKD  MANnrAOTUREB  OF 


PIER  AND  MANTEL  MIRRORS, 

Spar$,  Oval  &  AnUi  Looking  Ctla$$$$ 

OI'   EVEWY    DESCUIPTION. 


Looking  Qlass  Plates,  Picture  Frames,  Photograph 
Ovals,  Oords,  Tassels,  &c. 

Also  has  constantly  on  hand,  the  largest  and  best  assorted  stock  of  Gilt,  Imita- 
tion Rosewood  and  Walnut  Mouldings. 

«355  AIVI>  553T'  GTL4ArV  STR-EET, 

Few  Doors  below  Montgomery,  ffiiiSS"    IPIEi\.S!rOIIS(@(2)9    (S^^ILlo 


II 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


EXTRA  CRYSTAL  HYDRAULIC   PRESSED 

ADAMAHITim:   CAlVDIifiS, 


MANUFACTURED  BT 


.«  inie 


«    »mm    > 


AGENCY,  J.  L.  N.  SHEPARD, 


Sam'l  Qraaff. 


F.  Iiieker. 


SAM'L  GRAAFF  &   CO. 

HANnPAOTUBBBS  OF  AMD  DBALERS  IH 


No.  1102  Dupont  St.,  and  539  Clay  St. 

— ^^^   

Snuff,  Pipes,  Matches,  German  Smoking  Tobacco,  and  clioice  selectiona  of  Loaf  Tobacco  always  Icept  on  hand. 


FRAMCIS    LOGAN 


Importer  and  Manufacturer  of 

CIGARS, 

Wholesale  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


No.  306  SACRAMENTO  STREET, 


yXlAX  X'BONT  STMISET, 


SAISI    !?^iVl£ItP]Ii^(Da 


ISED 


XXIS. 


Lieker. 


pt  on  hfuid. 


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ADVERTISIKQ    DEPARTMENT. 


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OBO.  E.  KOOEBS. 


H.  W.  BBOV7K. 


R08ERS  &  BROWN, 


No.  512  CALIFOBNIA  STBEET, 

One  door  west  of  Montgomery,  SAN    FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


tie] 


"We  would  inform  Pliotographers  that  we  are  prepared  to  work  their  Chloride  of 
Silver  and  Ashes  from  their  Paper  Clippings. 

We  have  in  connection  with  our  Assay  Business,  a  MILL,  and  are  prepared  to 

WORK   COLD   AND   SILVER   ORES 

in  quantities  from  25  to  500  pounds;  also,  Assayer'a  Sweeps. 


WILSON  &   EVANS, 


IMPORTERS   AND    DEALERS    IN 


GUNS,  RIFLES,  &  GUN  MATERIALS 

OF   EVERY   DESCRIPTION. 

Also,  Importers  of  Enslish  and  American  FishinK  Taokle,  made  expressly  for  the  Waters  of 

the  Faoilio  Coast. 

The  following  articles  constantlv  on  hind,  (whicli,  through  our  direct  importation  fVomtbo  Manufactnreni, 
we  arc  enabled  to  soil  at  considerablo  lowor  rates  than  any  other  house  in  San  Francisco): 

English,  French  and  Belgian  Shot  Guns  of  every  quality.    Ilenry  Rifles,  Plain  and  Faney. 

Speneer's  Rifles,  Plain  and  Faney.    Sharp's,  Ballard's,  Colt's  and  Wesson's  Rifles,  Plain 

and  Faney.    Colt's,  Smith  &  Wesson's  and  Remington's  Revolvers,  Plain  and 

Faney.    Derringer's  Cdebrated  Pocket  and  Bolster  Sizes.    Dixon's  Shot 

Pouches  and  Powder  Flasks,  and  Sporting  Apparatus  of  all  kinds  and 

at  the  lowest  possible  prices.    Uenry's,  Spencer's  and  Smith  & 

Wesson's  Cartridges,  and  every  description  of  Breech  Loading 

Ammunition.   Eley's  Caps.  Wads  &  Wire  Cartridge. 

HOQEBS'  AND  WOBTENHOTJI'B  FOOEET  OUTLEBT  AHD  BOWIE  OIVE8,  WABBANTED  QENUIlIEi 

Itlflos  and  Shot  Guns  niado  to  order,  and  repairing  in  all  its  b.^ichcs  done  by  competent  workmen,  which 
wo  guarantcu  to  give  BBtisfltotion. 

OUR    ESTABLISHMENT    IS    513    CLAY    STREET, 

Between  Montgomery  and  Saniom  Streets,  South  Side, 


H.  H.  WILSON. 


J.  B.  EVAN8. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


HENRY  B.  WILLIAMS, 


ivo.  306  FRonrr  strb&t, 


(XJP    BTA.TRB) 


^ji^KS  zs^ui^.^^^sc^ii'^cmcE^^ 


HAYWARD,  COLEMAN  &  CO. 


lOIFOBTSRS  AND   BBFINSBS  OF 


CONSISTINO    OF 


Kerosene,  Lard,  Sperm,  Elephant,  Polar,  Tanners^, 

JYeatsfoot,  Boiled  and  Raw  Linseed, 

Castor  and  China  JVut. 

.A.r.so, 


siFnmn'iPS  ®if  '0'W]©iFissr'£?nss"iB  asfid  iiiL]0®iii®2Lo 


Note.— Wc  would  epccially  call  tlio  attention  of  Mill  Owners  and  Enginccni  to  our  Buporior  FARAFFINE 
OIL,  wliicli  wo  manuncture  iVom  the  California  Petroleum.  This  Oil  will  not  gum.  Macbinerv  thoroughly 
cleaned  and  lubricated  with  it  will  not  heat,  and  after  remaining  at  rest,  can  be  started  without  cleaning  off. 

liAHPIS   ABTD    liAMP    STOCK.   An  clpgant  and  complete  assortment  on  hand. 

^Iso,  Agents  for  the  Sale  of  the 

BLASTING     POWDER. 

414    FRONT    STREET,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 


ITiriLiSOlV   A    BROTHER^ 

Importers  and  Manufaoturera  of 

BOOKS,  WX]^BOWS  &  BhMM, 

FRENCH  WINDOWS  AND  BLINDS, 

North-East  Corner  California  and  Drumm  Sts. 


ADVBRTISIXa     DBPARTMENT. 


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, 


HAY,  GRAIF,  CATTLE, 

COAL   AND   ORE   SCALES, 

For  weighing  Loaded  Wagons— 6,000  to  40,000  ponnds  oapaoity. 
■ ••• 

Portable  and  Dormant  Scales  of  all  Sizes, 

Counter  Scales,  of  various  patterns,  fine 

Gold  and  Druggists'  Balances. 

Manofactorer's  Branch  House  on  the  Pacific  Coast, 

FAIRBANKS  &  HUTCHINSON, 

120  California  Street,  San  Francisco. 


C.  HOBS. 


».  BBADI.I:. 


Commission  Merchants, 

Between  Clay  and  Washington,         SAN   FRANCISCO. 


S.W.  COR.  BATTERY  AM)  UNION. 


GAPITALi^ 


1 1ST  a  O  R,  I>  O  R, -A.T  E  I> - 


* »«» > 


And  possesses  a  capacity  equal  to  the  Refining  of  Eight  Thousand  Tons  annually. 

Extra  Crushed  Sugar, 
(A.)  Crushed, 

Extra  Granuiated  Sugar, 

Oolden  Coffee  Sugar,  marked  (C), 
Powdered  Sugar, 

Cfolden  Syrup. 

IISR1MEA.1V    »1E:e:SE:,    President, 

OFFICE   AT   THE   REFINERY, 

S.W.  COB.  OF  BATTERY  AND  UNION  STREETS,  SAN  FRANOISOO. 


Im 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIREOTORT. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


OOOS  B^Y. 

u4.IVI>      C  ^^  IV  ]V  E  ILi 


o  o 


(^  2Xi  523  533  O^  S3     S3  C£3  I^  Q  C^  Q '^JP  SIS3  S^  o 
DELIVERY  FREE  TO  ANY  PART  OF  THE  CITY. 


COAL  DEPOT,  S.  E.  Cor.  Broadway  and  Sanson)  Sts. 

FRANILIN  HOUSE, 

Corner  Broadway  and  Sansom  Streets,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

CORNELIUS  MALONEY.  PROPRIETOR. 

«»» — — 

Board,  per  Week $4 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  Week. . . $5  to  $7 


An  OMNIBUS,  with  the  namo  of  the 
House  on  it,  will  be  at  all  the  Steamers  to 
convey  Passengers  to  the  House,  free  of 
CHARGE.     Inquire  for 

m:alo]vey»s 

FRANKLIN   HOUSE. 


Where  Money  and  other  Valuables  are 
taken  charge  of  at  the  Proprietor's  risk. 


US' 


nSts. 


bl. 

lETOR. 

v4 

$5  to  $7 


Uv 


of  the 
earners  to 

FREE  OF 


USE, 

bles  are 
'a  risk. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


Ixxvii 


113  LeidesdorfP  Street,  between  California  and  Sacramento, 

Pn.AT.TlTt    IXT 

BRANDIES  «  -UITBISEIXSS, 

^LE,   PORTER,   ETC. 


9 


MARIN  COUNTY,   CALIFORNIA. 

1  ^  I 

Blasting  Powder  for  sale. 

414  FRONT  STREET.   SAN   FRANCISCO. 


I.  H.  WsHTWORTH.  BxBJ.  HoBART,  Jr.  J.  L.  Cbamplin.  Wm.  H.  DnNBAB,  Boston. 

WENTWORTH,  HOBART  &  GO. 

ZMX.AJaTTF.A.CrTTXlSRS   OF 

Men's,  Ladies',  Misses'  and  Children's 

B00f  S  MM  SHOES 

OF   ALL    DESCRIPTIONS, 


Commercial  Building, 


San  Francisco. 


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khh  ^^m^  wkmkmm  m  Mmmm'sm. 


-« »«» > 


HOBART,    DUNBAR   &   CO. 


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Ixxviii 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBSS  DIRECTORY. 


WILUAM   F.   BURKB, 

IMPORTKR   OF 

FINE  BOOTS,  SHOES,  6AITERS,  ETC. 

Oor«  Montgomery  and  Pine  Streets^ 

8A.N  FRA1VCI8CO,  OAIL,. 

lEF"  LADIES'  0AITEB8  MANUFAOTUBED  TO  OBDEB,  IN  A  SUFEBIOB  HANNEB. 


aABf  £•  Mr  AUK. 


DAJriEI.  HOSHBB. 


WARE  &  MOSHER, 

JIANUFACTURER8  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Sasb,  Doors,  Blinds  &  Sbntters, 

AT   THE    LOWEST   RATES,    FROM 

k:il.iv  r>it,iEi>  lumber. 

No.  26  Galifoinia  Street,  San  Francisco,  Gal. 

Orders  from  the  Country  will  receive  prompt  attention. 


a.  U. ».  FELVBCSH. 


F.  BI.  E..  PETERS. 


DIRECT    IMPORTERS    OF 


W®¥^«    rJkl5C¥    ©®»®^. 


MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS,  ETC. 

ITITholesale  Store^  307  California  Sf.^ 

BETWEEN  SABSOM  AND  BATTEBT, 

RETAIL  STORE,  207  MONTGOMERY  ST., 

(In  Mugs  nouae  Block)  SA.N   W^A^TiClSCO,  CAJL,. 


G.  W.  MeNEAJt,  1 

San  Francisco.      I 


I 


J.  A.  MeXJEAB, 

Fetaluma. 


AND  WHOLESALE  PRODUCE  DEALERS. 

AGENTS   FOR   ORIENTAL.   FLOUR. 

3T  CLAY  ST,,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL.. 


< »»» » 


Wheat,  Oats,  Barley  and  Hay  famished  by  the  Cargo  on  short  notice.    Orders  promptly 
attended  to.    Consignments  solicited.    Liberal  advances  made  on  Consignments. 


I, 

ETC. 

iSHBJK. 

tters, 

CO,  Gal. 

ittention. 

PETEBB. 


i, 


St., 


>,   CAJLi. 


MnNEAB, 

'etaluma. 

>. 

at® 

DATL. 

romptly 
nts. 


ADVERXISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


Ixxix 


WM.  A.  ALDBIOH. 


J.  0.  MEBBILL. 


JOHH  MoOBASEN. 


Aldrlchy    naerrlll    A    Co. 


A.^J> 


$rTi0i;KE 

A-OXSlVriS    OF    THE 

IBSIIUl  IPATCI LINB  OF  iONOLIILII  FlUm 

Anchor  Line  California  and  Oregon  Steamships. 

PARTICULAR  ATTENTION    PAID   TO 

FOBWABDINO  AND  TBAN8HIFHENT  OF  HEB0HANDI8E,  BALE  OF  WHALEMEN'S  BILLS  AND 

OTHEB  EXOHANOE,  INBDBANOE  OF  HEBOHANDISE  AND  SPECIE  UNDEB  OPEN 

POLICIES,  SUPPLTINa  WHALE  SHIPS,  CHABTEBINa  SHIPS,  ETC. 

NOS.  204  AMD  206  CALIFORNIA  STREET, 


OEO.  C.  «HKETE. 


li.  THOMJPSOar. 


&E^B.  €«  SMSiSSYJil  ^  €e. 


IlttPORXKRS     OF 


WATCHES,  4EWEUY, 


No.  525  MONTQOMEBY  STBEET, 

BAK    FRANCtSCO,   CAL. 


IVatolies  CarctUllsr  Repaired  "by  Experienced  IVorkmcn  at 


GEO.  C.  SHREVE  A  GO^S. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 


OHAS.  KAIV. 


K.  II.  WiaCHBaTM 


THOS.  m.  BAYSa. 


MAIN  $  wmOBCSTER, 

SADDLERY  WAREHOUSE, 


214  A  218  BATTZSAY 

SAiy   FBAlVOIiSCO,   OA-IL. 


IHFOBIEBS  ANI)  HAHUFAOTUBEBS  OF  EVEBT  DESOBIFTIOH  OF 

Harness,  Saddles  &  Saddlery  Hardware. 

LEATHER   OF   ALL    KINDS. 

Dealers  and  Livery  Stables  supplied  on  the  most  liberal  terms.     Sole  Agents  for 

the  Pacific  Coast  for 

HILL'S   CONCORD    STAGE   HARNESS. 


'W.  -w.  nODOE. 


i».  I..  raii.i.ips. 


DODGE  &,  PBILUPS, 


WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 


D 


325  FRONT  STREET^ 

Between  Claj  and  Commercial,  Sij^if  jflBiiSISSSiSDj  <SMi9 


TEUBNER  &  HOFFMAN, 


534  OALIFOBNIA  STREET,  Up  Stairs, 


Between  Kearny  and  Montgomery  Streets, 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


-^^'^-^^  •♦-♦- 


Show  Oaaea  made  in  everr  Strle.    Silver  Plated,  Brass,  Bosewood,  Satin  Wood,  fto. 
Old  Snow  Oases  taken  in  Exolumge. 


ADVERTISING     DBPARTMBNT. 


Ixxxi 


HATUIATMATIBIAL 


■.A.T- 


No.  628  Commercial,  and  637  Clay  Street, 


J.C.  MEUSSDORFFER  &  BM 

IMPORTERS  OF  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


HAf  TIES'  FIlSHEi,  FIES, 

TRIMMINGS,  TOOLS, 

^nd  everthing  requisite  for  the  manufacture  of  Hats. 

, ^>» — ■ 

Our  long  experience  in  San  Francisco,  and  extensive  connections  in  Europe  and 
the  East,  enable  us  to  be  in  constant  receipt  of  choice  qualities  in  latest  styles.  Our 
stock  is  the  largest  and  most  select,  and  our  facilities  superior  to  any  other  house  on 
this  coast. 

Dealers  who  buy  on  short  time,  or  for  cash,  will  find  it  greatly  to  their  advantage 
to  favor  us  with  a  call,  at 

628  Commercial  Street,  extending  through  to  637  Clay  St. 

F-A.3JT     Fit  A.:tTaiSOO- 

■  ' —     <i  *fc  > 

Retail  Stores,  635  &  637  Oommercial  St.,  San  Francisco. 

No.  195  J  Street,  Sacramento. 

Comer  D  and  Second  Streets,  Marysville. 

73  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon. 
_ 


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Ixxxii  PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 


DEALER   IN 


TEENOH  AND  ENGLISH  HOSIEEY,  &o. 

502  EE/iRNT  STREET,  NEAR  CALIFORNIA, 

SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL, 


t> 


JOHNSON    &   CO.,    PROPRIETORS. 

MONTGOMERY  STREET,  COR.  OF  SUWER, 

HIBERNIA. 

SAYINGS  km  LOAN  SOCIETY. 

^m^ 

omoBs 

No.  506  Jackson  Street,  near  Montgomery  Street, 

SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAI^. 

^s» . — -— . 

The  objects  for  which  this  Association  is  formed,  are,  that  by  its  operations  tho  members 

tliereof  may  be  enabled  to  find  a 

SECURE  AND  PROFITABLE  INVESTMENT  FOR  SMALL  SAVINGS, 

And  may  have  an  opportunity  of  obtaining  from  it  the  use  of  a  moderate  capital,  on 
giving  good  and  suiHcient  security  for  the  use  of  the  same. 

PRESIDENT "..... M.  D.  SWEENY. 

VICE  PRESIDENT C.  D.  O.  SULLIVAN. 

TREASURER EDWARD  MARTIN. 

ATTORNEY RICHARD  TOBIN. 

'  Any  person  can  bcoome  a  member  of  this  Society  on  payins  an  Entrance  Fee  of  TWO  DOLLABS,  and 

subscribing  to  the  By-Laws. 

Deposits  can  be  made  of  any  sum  iVom  TWO  DOLLARS  and  FIFl'Y  CENTS  to  any  amount. 

lar  LOANS  MADU  ON  SECUUITY  OF  REAL  ESTJiTE  WITHIN  TUE  CITY  AND  COUNTY.  .^1 


>» 


ADVBRTISINa    DBPARTMBNT. 


Ixxxiii 


IiITHOGRAPHT 

EXECUTED  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES  BY 

No.  308  Front  Street,  Corner  of  Commercial,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

. ^BM    ■ 

Diplomas,  Uaps,  Landscapes,  DraninRs  of  Machinpry,  Blll-IIeads,  Certificates,  Bonds,  Circulars,  Labels  of  all 
Ucscriptlono,  Business  Cards.    I  v;:'tlng  of  all  kinds  executed  promptly. 


A.  W.  VON  SCHMIDT, 

Civil  Engineer  and  Surveyor, 

OTFICE,  PIONEER  BUILDING, 

MONTOOKERT  STREET,  NEAR  JACKSON, 

m 

Or>I>    FELLOTVS    OFFICIAL.    ORGS^AIV, 

A  literary  journal  published  weekly  at 

No.  2  ODD  FELLOWS  HALL,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Indorsed  by  the  R.  W.  Grand  Encampment  of  California,  tlio  R.  W.  Grand 

Lodge  of  California,  the  R.  W.  Grand  Lodge  of  Oregon,  and 

the  Right  Worthy  Grand  Lodge  of  the  United  States. 


K..  -W.  PAXHEB. 


a.  OII.I.RSPIB. 


ir.  IT.  WTEWMV. 


EflUreka   Broom   Faotory, 

PALMER,  GILLESPIE  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


DEALERS   IN 

BROOM  CORN,    HANDLES,  WIRES,   TWINE,    ETC. 

Between  Mwket  and  MiMlOD,  SAX  VBAyciaCO,  OAJ>. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORY 


STANDARD  SOAP  CO'S  WASHING  POWDER. 

This  rowdpr  is  approved  by  all  who  have  need  it.  Far  superior  to  8oapg  and  compounds  fur  washing  and 
cleaning  It  is  made  of  pure  material,  and  contains  nothing  that  will  injurethe  flnent  ihbric.  Equally  as  good 
for  usinjr  in  ii  arp  as  eorr  water.  Ko  soap  eTcr  required  to  be  nsed  with  it.  One  pound  will  make  thrkb 
OALLOHB  of  beautiful  Soirr  Soap.  Give  it  a  trial  and  you  will  naver  be  without  it  Put  up  in  paclcaxes  of  1  lb 
each,  and  in  boxes  of  10  lbs.  bulk,  with  full  directions.  Sold  by  all  Grcours  throughout  the  racific  Coast. 
See  and  bny  none  but  Standard  Soip  Co's. 

KaauiaotuTed  at  207  Commercial  Street.   Office,  201  Saoramento  Street,  San  FrandBco,  OaL 

Standard  Sutp  Co.  also  niMnnfactare  superior  Fale,  Chemical,  Olive  and  Detersive  Soap,  etjual  to  Eastern 
roannfacture,  and  sell  at  lowest  mailet  rates. 


I 

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fit'i  SAC'KAMENTO  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

MANUFACTURERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 

PURE    CREAM    TARTAR,    SALERATUS, 

BICARBONATE   SODA,   SALT   PETRE,  SAL    SODA,  ETC. 


?> 


GEOROB  MORROW, 

AVHOLESALE   AND    RETAIL    DEALKK    IN 


AND   FEED   OF   ALL.   KINDS, 

21  CLAY  STEEET  and  28  COMMERCIAL  STREET, 


Between  Drnmin  ftotl  Emt  Streets, 

COnaignr^nto  Bolioitecl.   Orders  ftom  the  Oountrjr  promptly  attended  to. 


'» 


ADVERTISIKG    DBPARTMENT. 


Ixxxv 


BRASS  AND  BELL  FOUNDRY, 

COR.  MARKET  &  FIRST  STREETS,  OPPOSITE  ORIENTAL  HOTEL, 
SA-N*  ra-A-isroisoo, 

INVFAmilllS  OF  FOICE  11  IM  FIFS 


OF   ATJI^    KINDS. 


Hydraulic  Pipes  and  Nozzleg  for  Mining  Purposes. 

HOSE  &  MiNiNa  coui^Liisras,  etc. 


Brass  or  Composition  Castings  of  all  kinds  made  to  order.  Also,  manu- 
facturers of  McGowan's  Pumps  and  Pump  Engines,  and  Garratfs  Patent 
Improved  Journal  Metal  Gns  and  Steam  Pipe  furnished  with  fittings. 

OLD  COPPER  AND  BRASS  BOUGHT. 

N.  B. — A  general  assortment  of  Brass  Work  and  Castings  constantly  on 
hand.    Orders  from  the  interior  solicited. 

Agent  for  Macy's  Patent  Itifled  Hydraulic  Pipe,  to  which  I  would  call 
the  particular  attention  of  Miners. 

Roper's  Caloric  Engines,  and  Bi'^ar's  valveless  Steam  or  Air  Pumps 
repaired. 

W.  T.  OARRATT,  Proprietor. 


MAMUFACTUIiER    OF 


IRON   DOORS  AND  SHUTTERS, 

Wrought  Iron  Girders,  Beam  Anchors  and  Tie  Bonds,  Burglar-Proof 
Bank  Vaults  and  Safes,  Jail  Work,  Bridge  Work,  Cast  and 
Wrought  Iron  Cemetery,  Stoop  &  Area  Bailings, 
And  all  kinds  of  Agricultural,  Plain  and  Ornamental  Iron  Work, 


Between  Wellington  and  Jackson,  below  Front, 


SAN    FRANCISCO. 


All  orders  for  tho  Interior,  Oregon  and  Keviida,  also,  Montana 
Idaho  anJ  Wiishlngton  Territories,  attended  to  with  proin|itneH  and 
dlflpntch.  Mr.  8lnis  approciateK  the  pott  liberal  patrnnaxo  of  hla 
friends,  and  truats  he  iniiy  continue  to  merit  It  In  the  I'liture.  Forthe 
infurinatlon  of  AtriiUKors,  he  would  say  that  he  feriK  conddent  that 
his  experience  in  liis  particular  calling  Is  anrpaascd  by  none  on  this 
ooast,  which  his  superior  work,  sent  to  almost  c-ery  town  in  Califor- 
nia, Oregon,  Victoria  and  Sandwich  Islands,  and  to  be  seen  on  some 
of  the  best  buildings  in  San  Francisco,  fully  attest. 

N.  B.— Mr.  G.  Ai.  ISUBTON,  of  I'orUand,  wUI  make  contracts  for 
Iron  Work  In  my  name. 


THE 

PACIFIC      COAST     ALilKIAlirAC 

z"40zi.  3.aea. 

•WXXJlu    BX3    ISHUKD    ?rOVX2MUX3R    1,    1867. 

Henry  0.  Langley,  FubliaheT,  San  Pranoiseo. 


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Nos.  U6  SACRAMENTO  &  115  COMMERCIAL  STS. 

MALLORY,  OEMING  &  CO,  PROPRIETORS. 


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LiBT  OP  Articles.— Baker's  Extra,  Family  Flour,  ex-Superfine  Flour,  Farina,  Rice  Flour, 
Rye  i*lonr.  Rye  Meal,  Indian  Meal,  Cracked  Wheat,  Buckwheat  Floor,  Buckwheat  Groats,  Graham 
Flour,  Hominy  (iarjce),  Hominy  (small).  Oat  Meal,  Oat  Groats,  Pearl  Barley,  Split  Peas,  Ground 
Barley  and  Cracked  Corn. 


(SUCCESSOR  TO  OSCAR  LEWIS) 

—  MANUFACTCRBB  OF  — 

Iron  Fronts,  Stoves,  Fences,  and  Iron  and  Brass  Work  of  every  desoription, 

Opposite  Battery  Street,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

3^~  PartEctitar  attention  stven  to  Mtodets  for  the  Patent  QifRoe.  «4S8 


No.    30«    DAVIS    fiSXB£2£:'r, 

NEAR  CLAY  STREET, SAN  PRABtetSC©. 

Have  always  on  hand  a  Aill  asaortment  of 

IVEIlTir  AND  SBCOiyrD  HAND  BAGS. 


Also,  Machine  Sewing  done  at  reasonable  rates.    All  orders  promptly  attended  to. 


x>.   x«ZEissisrE*:s]XiX>, 

612  BATTERY   ST. 


BET.  JACKSON  AND  PACIFIC, 

&AJi^      FXl.AJ^OZSOO. 

Has  constantly  on  hand  a  largo  as- 
tortment  of  the  bent  Billiard  Tables, 
with  all  the  modem  improrements. 
AlBo,  Billiard  Trimmings  of  every  Je- 
■oription. 

All  goods  sold  are  warranted. 


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ADVERTISIKa     DEPABTHBNT. 


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Stair  Railing,  Baluster  and  Newel  Posts  for  Sale. 

SCBOLL  SAWING  AND  WOOD   TURNING  DONE  TO   ORDER. 

49  BEAIiE  STREET,  SAN  FBANOISOO,  OAL. 


JABIXSS   R.    DOiriaXi, 


DKALER  IN 


«      PACIFIC  COAIi  YARD, 

413  AND  415  FAOIFIC  STEEET, 

BETWEEN   SANSOM   AND   MONTGOMERY. 


CALIFORNIA    BRASS    FOUNDRY, 

125  FIRST  8TBBET,    OPPOSITE  MINNA, 

s.AJsr  Fn^AJsrcxsco,  cajl,. 

All  kinds  of  Brass,  Composition,  Zinc,  and  Babbitt  Metal  Castings, 

PURNItHGO  AT  THS  8H0RTE8T  NOTtOE. 

Brass  Ship  Work  of  all  klnda,  Spikes,  Sheathing  Nails,  Rudder 
Braces,  Hinges,  etc.,  constantly  on  Iinnd  and  made  to  order.  Also, 
inunufiicture  Ship  and  Steamboat  Bells  and  Gongs  ofsaperlor  tone. 

All  kinds  of  RIcnin,  LI(iuor,  Water,  Oil,  and  Flange  iJocks  and 
Valves  made  and  repaired. 

Hvdraullu  I'Inca  and  Nozzles,  and  Hose  Couplings  and  Connections,- 
of  all  Sizes  and  I'adcrns,  furnished  with  dispatch. 


TVE-W 


Auction  &  Commission  Sale  &  Stock  Yard, 

CORNER    OP    PACIFIC    AND   OHIO   STREETS, 

Between  Uontgomery  and  Saneom,  SAM    FRAVTCISCO,    OAXj. 

SAIiB  DATS.  TtTBSDAYS  AND  FBIDAYS,  AT  11  A.  M. 

M017EY  ADVANOED  ON  ALL  KINDS  OF  STOCK.  W.  W.  BLACK,  Auotioneer. 


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REMINGTON' 


ALBERT    E.    CR.A1VE, 

AGENT  FOR  PAOIFIO  COAST,  SAN  FEANOISOO,  OAL. 


THIS   RZSMINOTOIHT    REVOLiVXSR 

Has  been  approved  by  the  United  States  Board  of  Ordnance,  and  has  so  satisfactorily  met  the  re- 
quirements of  the  Government,  not  only  in  the  field,  but  in  the  official  tests  and  examinations  made 
by  prominent  officers  of  the  Ordnance  Department,  that  it  stands  at  once  the  most  popular,  service- 
able and  approved  arm  of  the  kind  in  use. 

Upwards  of  150,000  have  been  supplied  to  the  Government  since  1861,  for  the  land  and  naral 
service,  furnishing  ample  evidence  of  the  estimation  in  which  the  arms  are  held. 

Simple  and  symmetrical  in  its  entire  construction,  securely  strong,  of  most  modem  improvement 
in  mechanism  and  material ;  its  unequaled  range  and  penetration,  together  with  its  durability,  are 
points  in  its  favor  now  well-known,  and  which  challenge  a  comparison  with  any  other  pistol  of  the 
kind  made  in  this  country  or  in  Europe. 

The  superior  strength  and  capacity  of  the  arm  for  constant  and  long  use  is  apparent  from  the  fact 
that  the  entire  frame  is  constructed  of  a  SINGLE  PIECE  OF  METAL,  thus  preventing  the  exten- 
sion of  some  portions  of  the  frame,  from  the  effect  of  firing — a  serious  defect  in  many  pistols — in 
which  the  frame  is  composed  of  two  or  more  parts. 

The  frame  of  the  Remington  Revolver  furnishing  a  TOP  STRAP  or  support  above  t^e  cylinder, 
serves  to  protect  the  base  pin  (on  which  the  cylindc:  revolves^,  from  any  undue  strain  to  which  it 
would  otherwise  be  subjecteil,  and  which  wou'i  immediately  render  the  line  of  fire  from  the  cylinder 
to  the  barrel  imperfect,  thus  destroying  fo.ce  and  accuracy. 

Another  advantageous  feature  of  tVi  arm  is  the  means  afforded  for  the  instantaneous  removal  of 
the  cylinder  from  the  frame.  Thi^  not  only  facilitates  the  cleaning  of  the  pistol,  but  by  quick  ad- 
justment of  the  cylinder,  one  pi  lol  can  bo  made  as  effectual  as  two — and,  considering  the  difference 
of  >veiglit,  it  is  far  preferable — by  simply  possessing  a  spare  cylinder  loaded  and  capped  to  instantly 
replace  the  exhausted  one. 

The  above  is  a  general  summary  of  the  points  of  peculiar  merit  in  the  Remington  Revolver,  which 
a  trial  of  the  arm  is  only  needed  to  attest. 


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OF 

Celebrated  Steel,  Iron  and  Stubs  Twisted 

RIFLE  AND  SHOT  G0N  BARRELS. 

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Cast  Steel  Barrels  of  6  lbs.  weight,  or  less,  each $  5  00 

"      "          "      over  6  lbs.,  extra  per  lb , BO 

Iron  Barrels,  7  lbs.  weight,  or  less,  each 3  00 

"        "        from  7  to  12  lbs.,  extra  per  lb 20 

"       "       from  12  to  18  lbs.,  extra  per  lb 30 

"        "        over  IS  lbs.,  extra  per  lb BO 

Stubs  twisted,  plain,  usual  proportions,  each 6  00 

"           "          "       over  6  lbs.,  extra  per  lb 60 

"          "       fine,  usual  proportions,  each 7  00 

"          "         "    over  6  lbs.,  extra  per  lb 70 

Matched  Barrels  (rifle)  for  double  guns,  cast  steel,  per  pair 10  OO 

"           "       (shot)  for  double  guns,  cast  steel,  usual  proportions 12  OO 

"           "       for  double  guns,  plain,  iron,  per  pair O  00 

"           "       stubs  twisted,  plain,  per  pair 14  00 

"           "       stubs  twisted,  fine IB  to  20  00 

For  putting  on  cone  seat,  working  to  a  guage,  grooving  for  rod,  and  for  making  barrels  to  a  pab- 
TiccLAR  LENOTH,  CALIURB  AND  WEIGHT,  an  additional  chargu  will  be  made.  Also,  an  extra  charge 
for  smaller  calibre  than  150,  and  for  barrels  over  3^  feet  long. 

Correspondents  ordering  barrels,  will  greatly  oblige  us  by  observing  the  following  suggestions : 

All  orders  should  be  Plainlt  Written,  to  prevent  mistakes  in  transferring  to  our  order-book. 

All  the  dimensions  of  barrels — Length,  Calibre  and  Weight  (or  Diameter)  should  be  given,  allow- 
ing as  much  variation  as  possible  in  the  several  dimensions,  when  it  is  not  essential  that  the  barrels 
be  made  of  precise  length,  calibre  and  weight. 

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PRICES    OF    GXJN    MOUNTING. 

Brass  Mounting,  (Castings)  per  lb $    60 

Iron  "  "  "     30 

GermanSilver  "  "     2  OO 

Directions  for  forwarding  should  accompany  each  order,  mentioning  whether  to  send  by  Railroad 
as  freight,  or  by  Express. 

Ilion,  New  York.  E.  REMINGTON  A  SONS, 


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TO  B£AL£RS  IN  FIRS  ARMS  1 

GREATLY  REDUCED  PRICES  FOR 

HEMIIfOTOlV'S 

REVOLVERS,  BREEOH  LOADINe  PISTOLS, 

RIFLES   AND   CARBINES, 

U.    8.    MUZZLE    LOADING    MUSKETS   AND    RIFLES, 

ON-  Ajsm  A^FTiEiR  jxjXjnr  1,  isee. 

ALBERT  E.  GBANE,  Agent  for  Pacific  Ooast,  San  Francisco,  Oalifomia. 

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VMt  Fooket  Fiatol. 

3  inch  Barrel,  using  Uetallio  Cartridge,  Size  No.  22, 1  ihot,  Welglit,  8}  ox S8  25 

3i    "         "  "  "  '    ao,      "  "        eloz 450 

4  "         "  "  "  "  "      "     82,      "  "        7   01 4  76 

4J    "         ■•  "  "  "  "      "     88,      "  "      11  02 600 

Silver  Plated,  extra  60  centa. 

Vew  Bepeatiag  Fiatol. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  20-100th8  of  an  inch ;  using  Metallic  Cartridge,  Size  No.  22. 

8  inch  Barrel ,  6  Shots,  Weight,  81  oz  9  00 

With  Silver  I'lated  Frame— Extra  60  cents.    Full  Plated— Extra  91  26. 
S'ew  Bepeatingr  Fistol. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  30-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  using  Metallic  Cartridge,  Size  No.  82L 

31  inch  Barrel.  4  Shots,  Weight,  18oz 9  60 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame— Extra  76  cents.    Full  Plated— Extra  91  60. 
Pocket  Barolver.    Double  Action  or  Self-Cocking. 

Calihro  or  Size  of  Bore,  81-lOOths  of  an  inch ;  carrying  140  Round  Balls  to  the  pound. 

3  inch  Barrel,  6  Shots.  Weight,  10  oz 7  60 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame— Extra  76  centa. 
New  Fooket  Bevolvera. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  Sl-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  carrying  92  Elongated  or  140  Round  Balls 
to  the  pound. 

Si  inch  Barrel,  6  Shots,  Weight,  14  oz 0  26 

4J    "         "  "  ••       16oz 960 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame— Extra  91  00. 

ICew  Folioe  Berolvers.    (Navy  Size  Calibre.) 
Calibre      >ize  of  Bore,  36-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  carrying  60  Elongated  or  86  Round  Balls  to  the 
.>und. 

4^    ich  Barrel,  5  Shots,  Silver  Plated  Guard,  Weight,  22  oz 10  00 

"         "  •'  "         "  "  "        23oz 10  26 

"         "  "  '<         "  "  "        21oz 1060 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame— Extra  91  26. 

New  Model  Belt  Berolver.    (Navy  Size  Calibra)    Single  Action. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  88-lOOths  of  an  inch ;  carrying  60  Elongated  or  86  Round  Balls  to  the 
pound. 

6  inch  Barrel,  6  Shots,  Wdght,  2  lbs.  2  oz 11  00 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame -Extra  91  60. 

Kew  Model  Belt  Bevolver.    Double  Action  or  Self-Cocking. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  SS-lOOth.i  of  an  inch ;  carrying  60  Elongated  or  86  Round  Balls  to  the 
pound. 

6  inch  Barrel,  6  Shots,  Weight,  2  lbs.  2  oz 11  60 

With  SiWer  Plated  Frame-Extra  91  60. 

New  Model  Navy  Bevolver.   (Pattern  now  used  in  the  U.  S.  Navy.) 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  86-lOOths  of  an  inch;  carrying  60  Elongated  or  86  Round  Balls  to  the 
pound. 

7i  Inch  Barrel,  6  Shots,  Government  finish,  Weight,  2  lbs.  10  ox 11  00 

With  Silver  Plated  Guard  and  Varnished  Stock 11  60 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame-Extra  91  75. 

New  Model  Holster  or  Army  Bevolver. 

(Approved  by  the  Ordnance  Department,  and  adopted  for  the  United  States  Servie&) 
Calibre  or  SIzeof  Boi«,  44-lOOthB  of  an  inch  diameter;  carrying  83  Elongated  or  48  Round  Balls 
to  the  pound. 

8  inch  Barrel,  6  Shots,  Government  flnish.  Weight,  2  lbs.  U  ox 12  00 

With  Silver  Plated  Guard  and  Varnished  Stock, 12  60 

With  Silver  Plated  Frame— Extra  92  00 


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Bifle  Cane, 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  SO-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter ;  nsing  Metallic  Cartridge, 

Size  No.  32 
Barrel  Steel,  covered  with  Vulcanized  Rubber,  Weight,  24  oz $10  00 

Thto  arm  ii  new  In  its  eomtructlon  and  character,  combining  the  advantagea  of  a  WalklnR  Cane  and  Rifle. 
It  Is  light  and  portable,  but  at  the  same  time  la  nearly  as  efficient  In  point  ofBange,  Accaracy  and  Pen> 
etratlon,  as  a  Rifle  of  the  same  length. 

Bevolving  Breech  JRiflea, 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  36-IOOths  of     ^  inch  diameter ;  carrying  44  Elongated  or 
66  Round  Balls  to  the  pound,    b  Shots. 

24  inch  Steel  Barrel,  Iron  Mountings,  Weight,  6  lbs 2.5  00 

26    "        "         '*         "  "  "        6  1bs.  5oz 26  00 

28    "        "         "         "  "  "        6  lbs.  10  oz 27  00 

With  Plated  Mountings,  Adjustable  Sights  and  Extra  Finished  Stock,  extra. ...    5  00 

Bevolving  Breech  Bifiea. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  44-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  carrying  30  Elongated  or 
48  Round  Balls  to  the  Pound.    6  Shots. 

24  inch  Steel  Barrel,  Iron  Mountings,  Weight  6  lbs 26  00 

26    "        "         "  "  "  "        6lb8, 5oz 27  00 

28    "        "        "  "  "  "        6  lbs,  10  oz 28  00 

With  Plated  Mountings,  Adjustable  Sights  and  Extra  Finished  Stock,  extra. ...     5  00 

Bi flea— -New  Model,    (Single  Breech  Loading.) 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  SO-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  using  Metallic  Cartridge 

Size  No.  32. 

24  inch  Steel  Barrel,  Weight,  5  lbs 23  00 

26    "        "  "  "        5lbs.5oz 24  00 

28    "        "  "  "        Slbs.  lOoz 25  00 

With  Plated  Breech,  S2  00 extra.  .,;,.     j  ^,,  .;.•.».'(  ><    'i    iv.  - 

Shot  Gun— Single,    (Muzzle-Loading.) 

34  inch  Barrel,  Weight,  6J  lbs 8  00 

With  Rib,  extra  $2  00.    With  Plated  Breech  and  Mountings,  extra  $2  00. 

Carbine—New  Model,    (Single  Breech  Loading.) 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  44-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter;  using  Metallic  Cartridge, 

Size  No.  46;  also,  50-100ths;  using  Cartridge  Size  No.  52. 
20  inch  Steel  Barrel,  Weight,  5  lbs 23  00 

U.  St  Bifle,    Harper's  Ferry  Pattern — Model  of  1861.    Muzzle  Loading 15  00 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  S8-100th8  of  an  inch  diameter. 
33  inch  Barrel,  with  Sabre  Bayonet. 

U,  S,  Bifled  Muaket,    SpringEeld  Pattern—Model  of  1 862 13  00 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore,  SS-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter. 
37^  inch  Barrel,  with  Angular  Bayonet. 

Ornamental  Engraving  on  Holster,  Navy  and  Belt  Revolvers 4  00 

"                        "                   Pocket  Revolvers  and  Repeating  Pistols, 3  00 

"                        "                   Vest  Pocket  Pistol 2  00 

Ivory  Stocks  for  Holster,  Navr  and  Belt  Pistols 6  00 

"         "           Pocket  Pistols 5  00 

"         "            Vest  Pocket 3  00 

Pearl      "              "          " 4  00 

Ivorv  Stocks  for  Repeating  Pistols 4  00 

Pearl      "                 "            " 6  00 

Powder  Flasks  for  Army  or  Holster  Revolvers 70 

"           "           Belt  Revolvers , 60 

Powder  Flasks  for  Pocket  Revolvers 40 

Metallic  and  Combustible  Envelope  Cartridges  of  siaes  suited  to  the  several 
Arms,  furnished  at  current  market  prices ;  also  Metal  Lined  Percussion  Caps. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 


SAIKEUEIi  ADAnS, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

MMWM   QM'Umi  lalM^, 

AND  DEALER  IN_ 

Cement,  Plaster,  Marble  Dust,  Rre  Clay,  Fire  Brick,  Tile,  Etc. 
CORNER  OF  MARKET  AND  MAIN  STREETS, 

(At  the  Junotion  of  Oalifornla  and  Market  Streets), 


Coos  Bay  Coal  Mines. 

FLANAGAN  &  MANN, 

(SDD3  IBM.  <QlMmiS» 


EDWARD  FLANAGAN, 

San  Francisco,  Oal. 


MOROCCO  LEATHER 

MAIUFAOTITBED  TO  OBDEB, 

Hat  ft  Gap  Linings,  Boot  &  Shoe  Work, 

Fnrnitnre  and  Carriage  Work, 

Book  Bindings,  Eto.,  Eto. 

BT  JAMES  J.  GRADT, 

Gomer  of  18tli  and  Folsom  Streets, 
OFFICE,  18  JESSIE  STREET, 


FIRST   PREMIUM   AWARDED— FAIR  OF  MECHANICS'    INSTITUTE,   1865. 
STEAM  COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS, 

CHA.IILES    BEIl]SrA.Iir>, 

Manuflustorer  and  Sealer  in 

FiMiii  GHMf  MS  mum. 

ALWAYS   ON   HAND, 

ROAST  AND  GROUND  COFFEE  AND  SPICES  OF  ALL  KINDS, 

No.  707  SANSOM  STREET,  CORNER  OF  GOLD, 

Between  Jackson  and  Facifio  Streets,  SAN  VIIAIIOISOO.  OAL. 


IMPORTER  OF 


Walnnt,  Rosewood  and  Gilt  MoBMrags, 

ENGBAVINGS  AND  PICTURES  OF  EVERT  DESCRIPTION. 

209  AND  21 1 LEIDESDORFF  STREET,  NEXT  DOOR  TO  P.  M.  S.  S.  CO. 

MANUFACTORY  AND  STOREHOUSE,  508  COMMERCIAL  STREET, 

Fioturee,  Needlework  and  Diplomaa  neatly  framed.   Orders  promptly  executed. 


ADYBRTISINQ     DEPARTMBNT. 


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VERDIER,  KAINDLER,  SCELLIER  &  CO. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


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9MX  COORDS 

No.  633  Clay  Street,  bet.  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 
.      SAN   EIlA]SrCISGO. 


PARIS No.  5  Rue  de  Conservatoire. 


IiOCAN  A  CO. 

623  Clay  Streeet,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 

IMPORTERS   AND    DEALERS   IN 


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BERLIN  ZEPHYR  WOOLS, 

Embroideries,   Patterns,    Ganras, 

EMBROIDERING  FLOSS  AND  TWIST, 
And  all  other  articles  for  Needlework  at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS     DIREOTORT. 


B.  B.  KATflBW. 


TBOMAa  i:SOI.ISB. 


RATHBUN  A  CO. 

430  SANSON  STREET,  BETWEEN  GUY  AND  COMMERCIAL, 
SAIf    JRASrCISCO, 

Candy  Manufacturers 


AND  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF  FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


INCLUDIMO  CHIKA  AND  AFRICAK 


^R^b^ftb  csi^  >ft> 


m 


f> 


ETC.,  ETC. 


N.  B.— French  Confectionery  of  every 
Description  always  on  hand. 


Orders  from  the  Country  Promptly  Filled, 


ADVBRTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


XCT 


ITITM.  A.  VITHIT&HORlffi:, 

COMMISSIOlSr   MEIlCHA.]SrT, 

998  BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


SOHUTLEB,  HABTLEY,  OBAHAM  &  00. 

15i  Sand  Street,        |      19  Maiden  Lane,  and  22  |    31  Rue  du  Chateau  d'Eau, 
Birmingham.  |      John  Street,  New  York.  \  Paris. 


ZltfffPOZiTSXlS  OF 


eUNS,  PISTOLS,  MUSKETS,  RIFLES, 

MILITARY  ASTB   PAJfCY  GOODS, 

OPERA,     MARINE,    AND     FIELD     GLAS3ES, 

Henry's,  Spencer's,  Ballard's,  Wesson's,  Sharp's  and  other  Bifles. 

Colt's,  Smith  &  Wesson's,  National  and  other  Pistols,  Cartridges,  Percussion  Caps,  Powder  and 
Shot,  Dram  and  Powder  Flasks,  Shot  Pouches. 


Military  Arzas  and  Equipments,  Spurs,  Flags,  Etc. 

OTTTljBit-sr, 

TABLE  AND  POCKET   KNIVES,  SCISSORS,   RAZORS,  ETC.,  ETC. 


TRXSADlXriSIala  «  CO. 

Importcn  and  Manufactaren  of  and  Dealerj  In 


SHOVELS  AND  SPADES,  AGRICULTURAL   IKirLEMENTS, 
aira-oxzo'iaiB  asifX.^LO^xzia-sBixi.'v  .a.io-x3 

BuBseU's  Threshing  Machines,  Kirby's  Beapers  and  Mower,  Hoadley's  ft  Hittinger's  Portable  Engines, 
Page's  Portable  Saw  Mills,  Noyes'  l>ortabIe.Grist  Mills. 

Corner  Market  and  Front  Streets,  San  Francisco,  Cat. 


B.  WEII.X.,  Paris. 


M.  iriilUi,  San  Francisco. 


Zi.  llirXSIIala  «  SOM, 


IMPORTERS  OP 


CLOTHS,  OASSIMERES, 

AUTD   TAIImORS'    GOODS, 

Old   SACBAMENTO  STREET,  (near  Montgomery), 
SAN    FRAIVCISCO. 


XOVl 


PAOIFIO     COAST    BUSINKS8    DIEEOTORT. 


SAMUEL  TTHLFELDBB, )  Vev  Toric 
LEOPOLD  OAHH,  }  San  Fraaoiioo. 


_     ^      ,      <  ISRAEL  OAHKi 
Bu  nmaotaoo.  ^  ^ ^^  BLAOHMAH. 


UHLFELDER  &  CAHN, 

IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  IN 

DRY    GOODS. 

309  &  311  SACRAMENTO  STREET, 

Office,  NEW  YOEK,  100  Franklin  Street,  near  Church. 
Office,  PARIS,  5  Rue  du  Oonservatoire. 


OPPENHEIMEB  &  BROTHER, 

IMPOBTEBS    OF 

HAVANA   AND    DOMESTIC 

CMAES»  TOBACCO. 


No.  226  Front  Street,  near  Sacramento,  San  Francisco,  Gal. 

»»^ 

ISy  OPFENtlEIMER  A  BROTHER  receive  regular  ahlpments  of  Havana  Clgara,  selected  for  this  market  by  their 
agent  In  Havana.    They  also  receive  regular  shipments  of  Havana  and  Seed  Leaf  Tobacco. 


m.  FAI.KXiSB'nilIV,)No.  ITS  Pearl  street, 
f         Hew  York. 


FAIiKENSTlilN  A  CO. 


IHFOBTSBS  ANO  DIlAIiBBS  IN 


©MAM  AM®  T@MAm% 

Nos.  315  and  317  Clay  Street, 

Between  Front  and  Battery,  SAN  FBANOISOO,  OAL. 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


XCVll 


J.  O.  HANSCOM,  1 
H.  S.  SMITH.        J 


! 


T.  PENDERGA8T, 
W.  W.  HANSCOM. 


S.  E.  corner  Fremont  and  Tehama  Streets, 


PRACTICAL  MACHINISTS  AND  IRON  FOUNDERS, 

Manufacture  Steam  Engines,  Quartz  Mill  Machinery  of  all  kinds, 

Saw  Mills,  Flour  Mills,  Dunbar's  Improved  Self- 

Adjusting  Piston  Packing, 

Now  so  extensively  used  in  tbe  East  and  in  thli  State.  Requires  no  springs  or  screws;  is  always  (team- 
tight  ;  without  excessive  A-iction,  and  never  gets  slack  or  leaky. 

HANSOOH'S  OBUSHEB,  the  best  of  the  kind  now  in  use  in  this  State  or  anywhere  else. 

WHEELEE  &  BANDALL'B  NEW  &BINDEB  AND  AUALOAMATOB,  which  only  needs  examination  to  be 
appreciated. 

TYLER'S  IMPROVED  WATER  WHEEL,  giving  greater  power  at  lower  cost,  than  any  Wheel  in  use.  Send 
for  one  of  our  circulars,  giving  flill  tables.  All  Wheels  warranted  to  give  the  power  as  set  forth,  or  the  money 
will  be  reflinded.    Sole  makers  for  this  coast  of  the  "  Fendergast  White  Iron  Stamp  Shoes  and  Dies." 

None  genuine  unless  obtained  ft'om  us.    ISvery  one  warranted. 

Tatented  Machinery  of  all  kinds  will  be  furnished  by  us  at  market  prices.  Particular  attention  given 
to  drawings  and  specifications  of  machinery,  which  will  be  made  to  order.  The  patronage  of  the ;  -iblio  is  ro> 
speotflilly  solicited. 

rl^©IFI©   FILE    f I^BaORYf), 

No.  53  Beale  Street,  between  Market  and  Mission, 

Files  of  every  description  made  and  re-cut  to  order.  Job  grinding  of  every  dosoription  done  at  short  notice. 
An  assortment  of  new  Files  constantly  on  hand. 

The  undersigned,  Tractical  File  HanuiVicturers,  having  established  themselves  in  San  Francisco,  are  pre- 
pared to  execute  all  work  in  their  line,  with  neatness  and  dispatch.  Orders  flrom  the  country  promptly  at- 
tended to.  Also,  Beaper  and  Mower  Beotions  (or  Teeth)  made  to  order.  Having  had  large  exnerienoo 
in  this  specialty,  we  can  promise  to  give  satis&otion  in  all  cases. 


T.  O.  Durning. 


J.  F.  Fiaher. 


IQDlHr.  mANDXSVUJaE, 

MAsvrAcxxmnn 

BLAmSMITHS'  BELLOWS, 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION, 

No.  2].6  Mission  Street,  between  Beale  and  Main, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 
Bxtra  Bellowi  made  to  Order  and  warranted.  Bepalrins  and  Be-dotbing  done  at  abort  notioe. 


XCVUl 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRSCTORT, 


•< 


AND 


769    MARKET    STREET, 


f 


LOCKE    &   MONTAOUE, 


IMPORTERS  OF 


STOVES  AND  METALS, 

112  &  114  BATTERY  STREET, 

S^N   FRANCISCO,   OA.LIFOIJNIA.. 


liOCIS  PAT.KESAir.  H.  O.  HAKKB. 

PACIFIC   CHEMICAL  WORKS 

OFFICE— 629  WASHHTGIOir  STSEET,  SAN  FBANCISCO,  GAL. 

Laboratory,  comer  Center  and  Folsom  Streets,  Mission. 
1  ■  » 

HANUFAGTUBINa  MS  CONSDITINQ-  GSEMISTa 

Thrtfenrir  attention  pxea  to  the  analjreU  of  Ores,  Minerals,  UctalluTgical  Frodscts,  Uincral  Waters,  Soils, 
Conmoreial  articlpt,  &c. 


ninrBT  k.  blxck. 


XiI»MI7iri»  8AVI. 


N08.  715  AND  717  MABKET  STREET,  SAN  FEANGISCO, 


XAIVFACrrKKRS  of  all  KlKDe  OF 


CARRIAGES.  BUGGIES,  WAGONS,  STAGES,  ETC. 

. »■»! ■ 

All  kinds  of  Spritrg  and  TFioroBgh-Bmce  Wngon*,  Express  Wagons,  Stages,  Soda  and  Butehcre' 
WrtgOTis,  Groccrj,  Lircrj  and  Snrrejors'  Wagonsi,  etc. 

Wagons  and  C^tninges  of  ererj  deacnption,  made  to  order,  nnd  genenl  jobNng  iono  with  ncRt- 
ness  ai>d  dispatch.    Orders  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVBRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


XCtX 


PHILADELPHIA 


Corner  of  Second  and   Folsom  Streets, 


<  ^«» » 


WE  TAKE   THE  PRESENT  OPPORTUNITY  OF  THANKING  OUR 

Friends  and  Customers  for  the  liberal  support  heretofore  extended  to  the 

?HttAt)Etf HIA  BREWERY, 

'  And  notify  them  that  wo  have  added  to  our  Establishment 


By  which  we  hope,  through  the  greatly  increased  facilities,  now  possessed  by  us, 

to  furnish,  as  usual, 

A  SUPERIOR  ARTICLE  OF  BEER, 

That  shall  not  only  equal  that  previously  furnished  by  us,  but  convince  them 
that  we  are  determined  to  merit  their  continued  patronage  and  support. 

HOELSCHEB  &  WIELAND. 


PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSIMBSS     DIRECTORY. 


JOHIV  B.  HOLMES.  JOHV  A.  MOOSE. 

J.  B.  BOIiHES  «  CO. 

Dealers  in 


9 


Nos.  5  &  7  California  St.,  and  108  &  110  Market  St. 


HEWBT  K.  CVMMIirefB. 


aOHBI  M.  MAXWEI.I.. 


OUMHIIVOS  A  MAXlTirXSLi]:., 

COMMISSION  MEROHANTS, 

FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

415  and  417  Davis  Street, 
S.  W.  Corner  of  Oregon.  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


HOWABD  CHAPMAN, 

TSTom.  ao  And.  SB  OaIUSoxtiiIa.  ISItireety 

3^or</»  Side  between  Davis  and  Drum,   SAN  FRANCISCO. 


MANUFACTURED   TO  ORDER: 


DOORS^    SASH    AND    BLINDS^ 

Brackets,  Plain  and  Ornamental  MedallionB  and  Scroll  Work, 

For  Buildings  and  other  purposes.  Mouldings  of  latest  pKttems  constantly  on  hand. 

Country  Orders  proirtptly  attended,  to* 


A.  PAXiTENGHI, 

Wo.  819  Alontvomery  Street*  ISet.  Jaokson  and  Paolflo* 

Just  above  Pioneer  Hall,  »AJSf  PRA-WCISCO. 

-r-a-wiAT.Tir^    XXO* 


MANTEL-PIECES,  MONUMENTS,  GRAVESTONES,  MARBLE  SLABS,  Etc. 

SCULPTURE    AND    ORNAMENTS    MADE   TO  ORDER. 
JVZiSO,   ■hO.AJRB.-USl    FOTTX^rr.A.ZXO'S,   SX.A.TX7E8,    XTTO.,   EXO. 


ADVERTISINQ     DBPARTMBNT. 


CI 


CSl-ElOflCa-EB   T. 


109  &  111  MISSION  STREET,  between  Main  and  Spear, 

SA.]V    FBAJJOISCO.   OA.IL.. 

STEAM  EK6IHE8,  FLOUB  AKD  SA V  H1LL8, 

QUARTZ    MACHINERY,    PRINTING    PRESSES, 

And  Machinery  of  Every  Description  made  in  the  Best  Manner, 

PAKTIOULAB  ATTEBTIOK  PAID  TO  BEFAIBIHa  MAOHINEKT  OF  EVESY  DESOBIPTION. 


No.  579  Market  Street,  near  Second,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Uakos  to  order  all  kindH  of  Carrioffe  and  Busey 
Work,  Express  and  Ttioroughbraco  Wagons.  Alio 
Track  and  Road  Sulkies,  and  a  general  assortment  of 
new  and  second-hand  Wagons  on  band. 

tTOPBIS'O  done  with  Ifeatneat  and  IHtpateh, 

OHARTiWB  MoABBON,  Proprietor. 


]».  A.  1IACDOHAI.D. 


J.  H.  MA.cnOJtXL.n, 


MACDONALD    &    BBO. 

(OHACE'S    MILLS,) 

ALL  KINDS  OF  PLANING  AND  SAWIN6 

Done  in  the  Best  Manner  at  Lowest  Market  Prices. 

Gor.  Market  &  Beale  Sts.,  San  Francisco,  Gal. 


Fint  Premium  of  the  Mechonios*  Institute,  1865.    Three  First  Premiums  of  the  State 
Fair,  ISOS.   Two  First  Premiums  of  the  San  Joaquin  Fair,  1865.   Awarded  to 


LOCKSMITHS  AND  BELL-HANOERS, 

Importers  and  Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  Cutlery.  Razors,  Shears,  and  all  kinds 
of  Cutlery  Omund  and  Renatred.  BcU-Hanglnir  and  LncksmithinR  done  in  the  Dest 
Manner.       FIRST  ESTABLUHED  IS  CALIFOBHIA  IS  18Sa. 

613  JACKSON  STREET,  4TH  DOOR  WEST  FROM  KEARNY, 

BOLE  AaSHTB  FOB  JAGKBOIPB  PATENT  HOTEL  AinnmOIATOBB. 
COUyTBT  OKDJBBa  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

FREDERICK  A.  WILL,  Cutler  and  Surgical  Instrument  Maker.  JULIUS  FINCK,  Bell-IIanger  and  Locksmith. 


ou 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIBECTORT. 


EXCELSIOR  IRON  WORKS, 

712  Sansom  Street,  between  Jackson  and  Pacific, 


GALLAGHER  &  KENNEY, 

Xanufacturera  of  all  Kind*  of 

ARCHITECTURAL  &  ORNAMENTAL  IRON  WORK, 

Bank  and  Store  Vaults,  Safes,  Doors,  Looks,  Shatters,  Baloony,  Area  and 
Cemetery  Bailings,  Gates,  Stairs,  etc.,  and  all  kinds  of  Black- 
smithing  and  Jobbing  done  with  promptness  and 
at  reasonable  Prices. 

H^^  Orders  Arom  the  country  promptly  executed. 


xxzs 


BLACK  DIAMOND  COAL  MINING  CO. 


L.  A.  QARNETT,  PRESIDENT. 


OFFICE,  NO.  212  CLAY  ST.,  BELOW  FRONT, 


IHIB 


BILimSMM  BAT   GOAL  m. 

».» 

L.   A.   GARNETT,   PRESIDENT. 

^m^ — 

OFFICE,  NO.  212  CLAY  ST.,  BELOW  FRONT, 


ADVERTISING     DBPARTMBMT. 


cm 


V.  OBACISB.  C.  B.  UBALB. 

—  MAirUrAOTCBBBf  OV  — 

WOODWARD'S  PATENT  SMOT   MACHINE, 

F«tMt  Olothei  Btok,  Bosewood  Fanotti,  OorUng  MsoKinai,  Bugi,  Wine,  Tap,  Fork,  BvUn  and 

Deck  Flags,  Flag  Stioks,  Hard  and  Soft  Wood  Doweli,  Broom,  Fiok  and  Bledg*  Handle^ 

Ifm^  Tokei,  Spokei,  Bingia  and  Donlile  Treta,  Iiixnut  and  Oragoa  Flna,  8Up 

Tmnnali  tuned  to  order.  Al80,Oelling&IraaaalWa4geiMwed. 

PartlenUr  attention  paid  to  fitting  up  and  repairing  Atcrleultural  and  Mill  Haebinery.  Job  turning  of  all 
Undg  done.  Damaged  Hardware  repolMbod,  &e.  Orders  (h>m  the  city  and  country  solicited,  promptly  at- 
tended to,  and  warranted  as  ordered. 

Jfio.   ai   FIlEM.OTfT  STUEH'C;  SAMT  V*TtA.TSCimCO. 


@^J^i^&@^  ^l^it@@@«o 


A  CON 


AND 


AKEK, 


N.  E.  cor.  Jackson  and  Sansom  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 

^m^ 

Repairing  and  general  machine  work  done  at  the  lowest  rates.  New  and  second  hand  Wagons  for  sale. 


f tatnd  mm  motU, 

ANU  XANDrAOTITBBR  OF 

Stained,  Ennmel  and  Bent  Glass,  Chureh  Windows, 
Hail  and  Slcylights,  cto.  Hotel  fc  Bestaurant  Lamps 
Worked  to  order  or  doHlgn,- 

MISSION    STREET,    NEAR    BEALE. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


6.  B.  JESSE.  H.  M.  DBEW. 

JESSE  &  DBEW, 


9 

MEOHANIGS'  MILL, 

No.  407  Mission  St.,  oor.  Fremont, 

SJ&JT   FX%.AJ>TaZ8CO. 

Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order,  Stair  Bails, 
Posts,  Balusters,  etc 


FOR 


No.  587  Market  St.,  opp.  Occidental  Market,  San  Francisco. 


> 


Constantly  on  hand.  Hilk  Wagons,  Ught  Express,  Thoronghbraee,  and  Lumber  Gears,  Extra  Poles,  Extra 
Whiffletrees  and  Lead  Bars. 


OIV 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORY. 


aTDE  A  CBESTER, 


For  Baiaing,  Moving,  aud  Lowering  Wood  or  Briok  Buildings  to  rait  Grades, 
and  for  taking  out  and  patting  on  Board  Steamer  Boilers  of  any  Weight 

^m^     ; 

ORDERS  LKPT  AT  THKIR  PLACE  OF  BUSINESS, 

619  Mission  Street,  between  Second  and  Third, 


All  work  entnuted  to  their  oluurse  will  be  done  with  Safety. 


THEODORE  EALLENBEBG, 

Ho.  416  Karket  Street,  BM  FBANOIBOO. 

MA.CHIISriST, 

Maker  of  Models  for  Inventors,  Drawing 

Instruments,  Small  Machines,  Philosophical  Ins- 

traments,  Scales  and  Weights. 


All  kinds  of  Erass  and  Iron  work. 

Jtepairing  promptly  attended  to. 


A.  OAmnnoiif 


OZX.A.OB'S   X^XXiXiS, 
aoo  Slarlcet  (Street,  near  ISeale, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


Oolumns,  Heweli,  Balusters,  Billiard  and  Ten-Fin  Balls. 
'Cabinet  and  Ship  Turning  dune  to  Order— jpi 


FRANCIS  DODGE, 

CONTRACTOR  FOR 


'* 


No.  669  Mission  Street,  between  Second  and  Third, 


OwA.Itl'BN'XBIt    -S^OK.^    IDCITE    TO    OS-IDBH. 


Dr.  N.  T.  WHITCOMB, 


No.  205  THIRD   STREET,    CORNER   HOWARD, 


^  ■«  »  ,1  ^ 


TEETH  FILLED  WITH  FINE  COLD,  ARTIFICIAL  BONE,  AND  PLATINA. 

All  plate  -work  made  and  repaired  on  the  best  material 
at  the  shortest  notice,  and  -warranted. 

None  cheaper  or  better  on  this  Coast,   Call  and  examine  specimens, 

VOBTH  BEAOfl  ABD  SOUTH  FABK  CABS  PASS  TEt,  'JC  JB. 


ADVBRTIBIMO     DEPARTMENT. 


CV 


SAN  FRANCISCO  AND  SAN  JOSE  RAILROAD, 

GENERAL    FREIGHT    DELIVERY, 


Bamse  and  Freight  delivered  to  all  parta  of  the  Citv.  Wo  keep  a  MeMOiiaer  on  the  cars  to  rooolve  orders 
and  oheoks  for  baMa)(e.  Oi'den  for  goodn,  and  erranda  of  all  kindB  promptly  attended  to.  Wo  also  run  an 
exprew  to  Half  Koon  Bay  and  Pegoadero. 


I*  I  €~^  TV  !E3  Tn  "R, 

3F"  jAl  O  'OC  o  :]Ei.  -v^ 

558  Mission  St.,  (Nortli  side)  bet.  1st  &  2(1,  San  Francisco. 


B'S'    J*.    X>. 

Superfine  White  Uacaronl, 


viaisrv: 


Superfine  large  White  and  Yellow  Macaroni. 

"        flat        "  " 

Superfine  largo  White  and  Yellow  Vermicelli. 
Extra  Superfine  White  Vermicelli. 
'<  "       Yellow        " 


Superfine  Yellow  Macaroni. 


Superfine  White  VermioRlIi. 
"       Yellow        " 


A-IV-A^HEIIM:     l^IIN^E     X>EI»OT. 


WhoUula  and  Betail  Dealer  in 

wiMii  Amm  m%WQ>m\ 

NO.   4:&  mECONT>   SXRX2E3X, 

NEAH  MISSION  STBEET,  SA«  mANCISCO. 

« » > 

lar  ALWATS   OV  HABD  A  LABQE  AB80BTHENT  OF   8EQAHS,  TOBAOOO,  FIFES,  &o.   St 


'8) 


BANKS    O'CIilTD 


fci''.-% 


n.  E.  COBfitEB  SAMSOM*  MABKET  AND  SUTTEB  STBEETS, 
ANDREW  CUNNINGHAM,  PROPRIETOR. 


en 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRKCTORT. 


o.  :Boit.onA.ii,i>, 


>  »»^  > 


Manufaotures  all  kinds  of  CANDIES  of  the  Best  Materials,  and  will  sell 
AS  LOW  AS  ANY  OTHER  HOUSE  IN  THE  TRADE. 

Ooods  Warranted  to  keep  in  any  climate.   Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to.   Dealers 
supplied  on  liberal  terms. 


JAS.  B.  JOHnrsoivr^ 

iif  Mm  mm\M  mm  imii, 

CORNER  FREMONT  AND  MISSION  STS.,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

<n»   

All  kinds  of  HATTERS'  TOOLS  made  to  order  at  short  notice,  and  on  reasonable  terms.    Pat- 
tern and  Model  making  in  all  its  branches. 

HOISTINa  WHEELS  FOR  STORES,  WAREHOUSES,  ETC.   SHIPS'  WHEELS  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

Slanofftoturer  of  my  Patent  Premium  Windmill,  of  all  kinds  and  sises. 


J.  QWB. 


LUOOBFB'. 


ITO-   IB   XHIMD   STS,BBTa 

EAST  zm,  nuti  UAUtr,  san  fhancisgo,  cal 

WHOLESALE   AND  RETA.IL   DEALERS   IN 
DR'V  OOODS,  dLtOmillVO,  HA-TS  ^  CA.T?S, 

Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Ladies*  and  ChUdiien's  Gaiters. 

A.II  Orders  promptly  attended,  to. 


INVX:iVXOR     A.3VD     'TXSA.CIISR 


'  OF  TBB  ' 


FIRST  PREMIUM  MATHEMATICAL  MODELS, 

FOR  CUTTtltC  AU  KiNOS  Of  UOIES'  GARMENTS, 


SUCH  AS ' 


The  Qored  Dress,  Basquine,  Sack,  Postillion,  Zouare,  Girdles,  Aprons,  etc.,  and  also  for  cutting 
all  kinds  of  Gentlemen's  and  Children's  Clothing. 

101  Second  Street*  near  Ho^trard*  San  Franolaoo* 


ADVBRTISING     DBPARTMKirT. 


CVU 


AUGUST    KOEHLiEIR^ 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

TRDSSES,   ELASTIC    SHOOLDER   BRACES, 

FOR   E2:P.A.I4-X3ZXa-a-   XZXE    OXXESX, 

XJ.AJDXZIS*    ^OIXj'I^S    JiJXm    8T7Z>3E*^Xl.*rZIXl.ia, 

Inatramenta  for  Club-Feet,  Knook-Knces,  Bow-Legs,  Weak  Ankle  Joints,  Curvature  of  the  Spine,  IMles  and 
Frolapsus.  Also,  a  very  superior  article  of  Silk,  Thread,  EUastio,  and  Lace  Stockings,  (for  enlarged  or  vari- 
cose veins,    of   the   leg,    ftc.)  Elastic  Female  Belts,  Knee  Caps,    Chidren's  Trusses,   Surgical  Belt  and 

Bandage,  and  all  kinds  ot  Suspensoriei). 

718  Washington  Street,  opposite  the  Plaza. 

«^-    TRUSSES    REPAIRED   AND    NEWLY   COVERED. 


FBANCIS  LIEPHABT, 

MANUFACTUBEB  OF 

EXTRA    LAUJfBIlY,    EXTRA    EAMILY, 

-AND- 

OHEimiCAI.    OLIVES    SOAP. 


Manufactory   Comer  Third  and  To-wnsend  Streets, 
'   '  aJL.lSr    FR.A.XTCXSCO. 


FOR    LADIES   AND   GENTLEMEN,    PRICE    2S  Cta, 


L.  CORRIVEA.U, 

joL  jnL  X  JtCi      JLM  Jt^  jbS  &S  S9 
Hair  Oatting,  Shaving,  Hair  Dying,  Ladies'  Shampooing,  50  Ots. 


J.  H.  G.  PORTlKIAlfflff, 


MANUFACTURBB    OF 


CUcal,  OliTe,  Faily  anl  Marine  Soap, 

POTRERO    NUEVO, 

Mission  Greek,  East  side,  bet.  16th  (late  Center  St,)  and  Brannan  St  Bridge. 

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OFFICE,  210  CALIFORNIA  STREET. 


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HAMKESRSHITH    ^   RUSS^ 

IMPORTERS  OF 

TOYS   AND   FANCY    GOODS 

OF   EVERY   I>ESCM1»T10N, 

And  Agents  for  Jacob  Zeeh's  Celebrated  California  make 
Gold  Medal  Piano  -Fortea, 

No.  8530  MOINXGOMKIKY  SXRESST*,   NX2A.R   FIP^E:, 

(IN  RU8S  HOUSE  BLOCK) 


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734  WA$»t»GTON  3T.*  m,  THE  FUZA,  %m  FRANCISCO. 

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0^  General  Dyeing  and  Scoaring  of  Merino  and  Silk  Dresses,  Plain  or  Epingle  Velvet,  Satin, 
Barege,  Cashmere  Shawls,  Chinese  Crapes,  Velvet  Mantillas.  Special  attention  paid  to  scouring 
Gentlemen's  Clothing.  Steam  Cylinder  for  watering  silks.  Hydraulic  Press  for  pressing  and  re- 
finishing  Cashmere  Shawls  and  Woolen  Goods. 


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Of  every  deteriptiou  tahen  at  the 


FAVWIO    ART    GALLERY, 

No.  28  Third  Street,  West  aide,  near  Market,  San  Franciaco. 

An  Artist  of  16  years  practice  sttperintends  every  sitting.  Especial  attention  paid  to  copying.  Old  dairuerreo- 
types  copied  to  any  eize,  and  restored  either  by  retouching  with  India  Ink,  Crayon  Water  Color,  or  OU  Taint- 
ing.    Or^"*^  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to.    Also,  Oil  Painting  flrom  life. 


WARM   SWIMMING 


B  /L  "X"  ^it^s 

Corner  of  Filbert  and  Powell  Streets, 


ADVKRTISINa     DEPARTMENT. 


CUE 


A.  J.  BRTAMT  A  CO. 

IMFOBTBBS  AND  WEOUBBAIiB  DBAIiBBB  IN 

FINE  WIRES  &  LIQUORS. 

SAN   FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


C.  KAUITOir. 


C.  HTfiUJi. 


G.  RALSTON  &  CO. 

PBOICE  AM  COMH  MGHMTS, 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Country  Produce, 
223  ^W^^SHIISrGhTOIsr  STREET, 


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COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 


AND  WHOXJQSAIiSI  DWATiTlBa  IN 


PROVISIONB, 

40G  Front  Street^  San  Francisco^  Call 


I<.  C.  DODOB. 


H.  I..  DODOIi. 


J.  SBOirFi:. 


D.  O'CALLAGHAN  &  CO. 

General  Agents  for  Life,  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance. 
Advertising  Agents  for  City  and  Country  Newspapers. 
Advertisements  inserted  in  the  Leading  Newspapers  at 

Publishers'  Eates. 
Notes,  Bents  and  Accounts  promptly  Collected. 

424  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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ttlPORTXR  or  ARO  OXAUR  IK 


230  AND  233  FRONT  STREET, 


Corner  Sacramento, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


ISAAC  E.  DAVIS. 


HENRY  COWELL. 


DJLVIS  A  comrEiiia, 


DEALERS  IN 


CEMENT^  rUSTEB,  HAtB»  lATH  AND  UTH  NAtU, 

Oor.  Front  and  "Wasliinfirton  Streets,  San  Franolsoo. 


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SEED  AND  PLANT  WAREHOUSE. 


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J.      I».      STV'EEII^E 


Ac      OO. 


400  iL]NI>  411  I>A.VIS  STREET,  »ATS  FRAIVCISCO. 

ALL   KINDS   OF 

Garden,  Field,  Flo-wer,  Fruit  &  Tree  Seeds,  etc. 

For  Salo  at  tho  Lowest  Prices.  A  liberal  discoant  to  the  Trade. 


Near 


ADVBRTISINa     DEPARTMENT. 


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W.  J.  IiOWRY  Sb  OO. 


AND  DEALERS  IN 

^LL    KINDS    OF   I>RODUOE, 


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S.  W.  COMER  WASHINGTON  AND  DAVIS  STREETS, 


J.  vr.  0,&  L,E. 


BOBEBT  Hovri:. 


J.  HV.   GAIiZS   A   CO. 

Emit  asl  liefleral  Coiiission  Mercliants, 


AMD  WHOLESALE  DEALERS   IN 


CAUFOBHIA  AHQ  OHHGOH  PROGOCE, 
iN'o.  325    DA. VIS    STREET, 

SAN    FRALCISCO,   CAL. 


Tfcav  "WasliIniEtonf 


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COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 


AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


A.lao»   n   Ocnoral    A.88ortinont;    of    Field    and    Onrden    Seeds   at 

most   lieasonable   Rates. 

204  WASHINGTON  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

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Consignments  solicited.     Purchases  made  for  parties  in  the  Interior.     Shipping  supplied. 


Junction  of  Post,  Montgomery  &  Market  Sts. 

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The  handromcrt  and  newest  riGtar«.,  micb  as  Sun  Pearl  rictorei,  Helntnotypct,  Amlimtrpcs,  Cartes  de  Tfslte  and 
Trlsm.    Solar  PIctares  are  taken  of  every  size  and  at  lowest  r|ites. 


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COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE. 

■ — ■■■ 

The  only  Church  Boarding  School  for  Young 
Ladies  in  this  Diocese. 

The  Sixteenth  Session  of  this  well  established  Seminary  will  commence  on  the 
16th  of  July,  at  its  commodious  building  on  Silver  Street,  San  Francisco. 

The  few  vacancies  remaining  should  prompt  early  application  on  the  part  of 
Parents  and  Guardians,  who  desire  for  their  wards  and  daughters  the  advantages 
of  the  th  uough  Christian,  literary,  and  classical  education,  which  is  afforded  by 
this  Institution. 

The  Princii>al  will  be  assisted  by  a  corps  of  thoroughly  qualified  Teachers ; 
and  no  pains  will  be  spared  to  make  this  the  best  school  on  the  coast,  in  all  those 
branches  of  education  which  shall  prepare  Young  Ladies  to  fill  the  duties  of  life 
with  knowledge  and  accomplishment. 

The  services  of  the  Church,  and  such  Biblical  and  devotional  exercises  as  are  ap- 
proved, are  regularly  attended  by  the  Boarding  pupils. 

For  Terms  and  other  particulars,  apply  to  the  Principal,  Lock  Box  IGOO. 

Visitors. — ^The  Rt.  Rev.  Bishops  of  California,  Oregon  and  Honolulu. 

References. — The  former  and  present  patrons  of  the  Institute,  t^nd  the  Church 
Clergy  of  thfe  Diocese.  MISS  M.  LAMMOND,  Principal. 


©AIiIlOEWIA  M@^n« 


CORNER  DUPONT 
And  Oommercial  Streets 

BE  S  T  A.  U  R  A  N  T 

AND  BATHS 
IN   THE   HOTBIi. 


Esquina  do  las  calles  de 

Dupont  7  Oommercial. 

IiE8TUA.IlA.NTE 

Y  baRos 

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Encoignure  des  rues 

Oommeroial  and  Dupont. 

BESTATJIlAPfT 

ET   BAINS 
DANS   I.*  HOTEIi. 


OAIIL.IIA.RD    BROXIIC3RS,    PROPRIXSXOICS. 


©liiiir  mm© 

722  Front  Street,  San  Francisco,  GaL 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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BOARDMAN,  GRAY  &  CO. 


ITITHOLiXSSAIiiX:  AGBiyTGY. 


The  Bubsoriber,  late  a  member  of  this  well  known  firm,  has  established  a 

581  BROADWAY,  NEW  YORK  CITY, 

Where  he  will  be  pleased  to  receive  the  orders  of  his  friends  and  the  public,  and 
especially  to  hear  from  those  Avho  have  so  liberally  bestowed  their  patronage  on 
the  firm  heretofore.      He  will  supply  these  superior  instruments  to  the  trade 

WHOLESALE  AND  EETML, 

AT  THE  VERY  LOWEST  PRICES, 

Made  with  the  Insulated  Iron  Rim  and  Frame,  (cast  in  one  solid  plate.)  They 
excel  all  others  in  durability,  superiority  of  tone,  and  elegance  of  external  appear- 


ance. 


All  these  Pianos  have  overstrung  Scales,  giving  in  connection  with  the  patent 
iron  rim  and  frame,  full,  round,  powerful  and  sweet  mellow  tones.  The  cases  are 
elegant  in  appearance,  and  easily  and  safely  handled. 

!ll^~  Warranted  to  Prove  Satisfactoryp  or  the  Money  Returned.  ..£0 

Address  all  Orders  to 

SIBERIA  OTT,  581  Broadway,  New  York. 

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S.  D.  ft  H.  W.  SMITH'S 

AMERICAN  ORGANS 

THE  MOST  PERFECT  AND  BEAUTIFUL 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT 

IN  THE  WOSU),  FOB  THE 

AMERICAN    HOME    CIRCLE. 


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Makes  home  attractive,  refines  and  elevates  the  minds  of  all,  beautiful 
in  appearance  and  effects. 

SIBERIA  on,  581  BROADWAY,  NEW  YORK, 

"WHOLESALE    -A^Ca^ENT. 

The  immense  popularity  of  these  Organs,  and  their  superior  Musical  powers, 
is  fast  bringing  them  before  the  public,  as  the  instrument  so  long  desired  m 
American  homes.  And  although  the  cost  price  is  but  a  trifle  over  the  Melodeon, 
yet  the  musical  advantages,  beauty  of  tone  and  quickness  of  touch  and  action 
are  so  far  superior,  that  they  are  fast  superseding  the  Melodeon,  and  the  call  is 
now  almost  exclusively  for  the  American  Organs.  It  is  adapted  to  any  Muuc, 
from  the  quickest  and  most  lively,  to  the  heavy  tone  of  the  Church  Organ.  And 
almost  universally  they  are  preferred  to  the  Piano,  by  persons  who  have  them, 
yet  costing  less  than  half,  and  only  taking  a  small  amount  of  room. 

Send  for  descriptive  circulars,  giving  full  particulars  and  prices.  Exclusive 
Agencies  secured  to  dealers,  and  large  discounts  to  the  trade  and  Teachers. 


TO  MUSIC  TEACHERS  AND  DEALERS. 

The  subscriber  is  fully  prepared  to  furnish  Sheet  Music,  Strings,  Musical  In- 
struments, and  Music  Books  of  all  kinds,  at  the  lowest  trade  rates,  wholesale  and 
retail,  from  the  largest  collections  in  this  country. 

Orders  punctually  and  faithfully  attended  to.    Address  all  orders, 

SIBEBIA  OTT,  581  Broadway,  N.  T. 


ADVBRTISINa     DBPARTMBNT. 


OZV 


AMERICAN  ORGANS. 

(From  "Godey's  Ladies'  Book,"  February,  1866.)      t 


The  followinff  remarks  and  snggeitions  relative  to  this  immensely  popnlar  instmment  will  doubt- 
less interesl  and  profit  very  many  of  our  readers.     Wo  commend  the  article  to  their  careful  perusal  : 

A  hundred  and  one  makers  of  Organs,  Cottage,  Parlor,  Cabinet,  American,  School  Organs,  etc., 
etc.,  are  each  claiming  to  make  the  best  instrument  in  the  world.  Being  comparativelv  a  new  instru- 
ment, as  at  present  constructed,  we  are  convinced  that  the  public  are  much  less  capable  of  judging 
of  its  merits,  or  demerits,  than  of  most  other  instruments.  If  there  is  really  an  e«'ontial  difference 
in  them,  if  there  are  some  excellent  and  some  worthless  ones,  the  public  should  have  some  criterion 
for  judging  of  them,  some  facts  which  will  enlighten  them.  We  cheerfnlly  concede  the  space  for 
this  article,  knowing  that  there  is  hardly  a  family,  or  church,  or  school  in  all  the  land,  but  is  more 
or  less  interested  in  this  topic.  We  are  also  aware,  of  its  being  a  great  misfortune,  a  real  calamity, 
to  any  of  them  to  purchase  an  inferior  or  worthless  Organ,  ruinous  to  good  playing,  and  often  a 
source  of  much  annoyance  and  vexation.  Wo  know  this  article  to  emanate  from  a  candid  and  in- 
telligent source,  and  thus  we  give  it  to  our  readers. 

The  (^nestion  is  often  asked,  what  are  "reed  organs t"  We  answer,  they  are,  in  most  cases, 
nothing  in  the  world  but  the  old  melodeon  in  disguise.  Many  of  the  so-called  organs  have  the  same 
bellows,  the  same  reeds,  and  the  same  general  internal  arrangement.  With  the  bellows  turned  on 
edge  to  gain  room,  they  have  simply  put  on  a  more  pretentious  exterior,  and  a  more  high  sounding 
name.  But  an  oi^an,  to  be  in  reality  an  organ,  most  have  a  wind-chest  or  reservoir  for  air  separate 
from  the  bellows,  into  which  wind-chest  the  reeds  open,  and  the  tone  has  room  to  expand  and  per- 
fect itself  into  the  full,  round  tone,  similar  to  the  flute  or  pipe  organ,  even,  smooth,  firm  and  mel- 
low ;  and  this  tone  from  reeds  cannot  be  obtained  in  any  other  way  known.  Nothing  so  annoys  a 
true  organist  as  to  have  the  volume  of  sound  swelling  and  jerking  spasmodically  with  every  varia- 
tion of  force  on  the  bellows,  which  is  always  the  case  where  the  reeas  open  direct  into  the  bellows 
or  air-passages,  instead  of  a  wind-chest  or  sound-box.  And  yet  some  makers  even  go  so  far  as  to 
claim  this  spasmodic  or  automatic  jerking  of  the  bellows  on  the  reeds  as  an  excellence,  just  as 
though  they  did  not  know  that  it  must  very  soon  throw  the  reeds  out  of  tune,  and  injure  the  bellows ; 
and  as  though  it  were  not  an  easier  matter  to  obtain  a  much  bettor  and  more  easily  managed  swell 
by  other  methods.  The  truth  is,  any  organ,  so-called,  or  melodeon,  which  has  the  wind  acting  di- 
rectly upon  the  reeds,  is  nothing  more  nor  less  than  a  huge  accordeon,  dress  it  up  as  you  may.  And 
when  onanists  and  true  musicians  become  aware  of  the  lact  that  they  can  obtain  those  that  are  or- 
gans in  fact  as  well  as  in  name,  they  will  biy  no  more  of  the  objectionable  ones.  Then  again  the 
swell  should  always  be  separate  and  distinct  from  the  bellows,  so  as  not  to  be  acted  on  by  the  hard 
or  soft  blowing,  but  convenient,  so  that  the  player  can  use  it  with  the  knee,  separate  from  the  hands 
or  feet,  and  thus  always  under  easy  control,  to  be  used  ad  libitum. 

The  large  divided  bellows,  or  double  bellows,  is  also  a  very  important  improvement.  By  this 
means  not  only  can  the  wind  be  supplied  more  evenly,  but  with  far  greater  ease  to  the  performer, 
from  the  fact  that  either  bellows  alone  will  be  sufficient  for  the  lighter  melodies,  thus  permitting  the 
player  to  change  about  and  rest  the  feet  at  will ;  then,  if  the  bellows  is  of  the  requisite  lai^^re  size, 
and  having  the  wind-chest  or  reservoir,  all  will  be  well.  As  to  the  rccds,  they  must  be  scientifically 
tuned  and  voiced,  or  all  the  other  good  qualities  in  the  world  cannot  produce  a  good  toned  instru- 
ment. The  inquiry  now  very  naturally  arises,  where  can  the  organ  bo  procured  combining  all  these 
essential  and  desirable  qualities  1  There  is  only  one  possessing  all  these  points,  and  tnat  is  the 
AMERICAN  ORGAN,  made  by  S.  D.  &  H.  W.  Smith,  of  Boston,  Siberia  Ott,  Wholesale  Agent, 
581  Broadway,  New  York.  These  organs  have  a  wind-chest  extending  the  whole  length  of  the  ifl- 
strument,  and  so  constructed  as  to  act  at  the  same  time  as  a  reverberating  sound-box  or  board,  dkAd 
having  the  same  important  relation  and  part  to  perform  that  the  sounding-board  has  to  the  piano. 
This  feature  the  makers  have  pate'ited,  and  to  it  are  owing  in  a  great  measure  the  entirely  un- 
equalled fullness  and  richness  of  time  so  highly  prized  hj  all  who  have  used  these  organs.  They 
also  have  the  largest  and  best  divided  bellows  in  use,  which  is  another  important  feature.  No  port 
of  their  work  is  slighted,  no  expense  or  pains  spared  to  make  the  American  Organs  perfect  mnsi- 
cally,  as  well  as  mechanically,  and,  judging  from  the  immense  sale  of  them  at  present,  they  bid  fair 
to  long  maintain  the  proud  position  they  have  won  by  superior  merit  alone.  We  would  most 
heartily  advise  all  interested  to  call  upon  or  address  Mr.  Siberia  Ott,  the  Wholesale  Agent,  at  581 
Broadway,  New  York,  and  can  assure  them  he  will,  in  the  most  gentlemanly  and  truthful  manner, 
impart  to  them  all  the  information  they  may  desire,  and  send  them  descriptive  circulars,  relative  to 
this  truly  delightful  instrument. 


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.    C.    TAIXVTER, 


MOULDma,  MOBTisma,  tenonino, 

AND 

GENERAL  WOOD-WORKINQ  MACHIis3ERY, 


Salb  at  tbb  JimoTioM  Shop.— L.  L.  Mason  w>M  at  anotion  about  seren  thotuand  dollan  worth  of  tools 
and  maohinerv  at  J.  A.  Fay  &  Co's  yesterday  afternoon.  E.  C.  Tainter  pnrcbased  the  good-will  ant.  part  of 
the  fixtures  of  the  concern,  and  we  trust  will  retain  a  laiveshare  of  the  business  of  this  well  known  firm.  Ther 
have  Just  completed  several  large  wood  planing  maohines  for  the  Busslan  Government;   two  of  which  wiU 

Slane  fifty  feet  long  each;   others  will  be  shipped  to  Liverpool  this  week.  The  sale  will  be  resumed  again  to- 
ay  at  10  o'clock.— fforeeiter  DaUy  S^,  Sepkmbir  8d,  186L 


Having  purchased  the  Good-Will  of  our  late  ftrin. 
Builders  of  SASH  and  DOOR  MACHINERY,  and 
started  the  business  in  connection  -with  Witherby, 
Rugg  8e  Richardson,  vrith  Ne'W  Patterns  and  superior 
facilities,  -will  thank  our  late  Patrons  and  all  in  -want 
of  first-class  Wood- Working  Machinery  to  favor  me 
■with  their  orders. 

SEND  YOUR  ADDRESS  AND  RECEIVE  A  PRICE  LIST  AND  CIRCULARS. 

WOSCXBTXS,  XABS. 


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"X'UCICEiXl. 


Mannfaoturers  of  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

IRON  BEDSTEADS, 

SPRINO  BEDS 

FOLDING  WOOD  COTS, 


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BRONZED     GrA^B 


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1 15, 1 17  &  1 19  COURT  ST,  BOSTON,  MASS. 
59  JOHN  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 

THOMAS  J.  FISHEE,  Pres't.   HIRAM  TUCKER,  Geni  Sup't. 

R.  S.  TAT,  Treasurer. 


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PAOIFIO     OOABT     BUSINESS     DIRIOTORT. 


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COIiT'S     PATENT 

REVOLVING  BBEEOH 

FISTflU.  MES.  CmilHIS  AlO  M  (IIHL 


VAVwACTvmKi*  n-x 


TO  WHICH  COMPANY  AL 


OMMUNICATIONt  MUST  Bl  ADDRIMID. 


OIiD  MODBIi  FOOKBT  FIBTOIiB. 


riatec!  Honntinvf,  Calibre  or  Siw  of  Bore  81*100thi  of  an 

Inch  diameter  (earr^iog  92  Elonnted_or  140  Rouna  BulleU  tojhe jpound). 


la  BulleU  to  the 

4  inch  Barrel,  Lever  Kamrod,  Wulglit  24  oi Six  Ahota,  (110.26,  Five  Shoti,  tO.Tfi 

6    "         "  "  "  "       26o« "       "         10.66,     "       "       10.16 

e    "         "       27  01 "       '«         11.00,     <•       "       10.60 

OIiD  MODBIi  HA.VY  or  BSIiT  PIBTOIi. 

Plated  Mountingi,  Six  Sbott,  Ik  inob  Barrel,  Calibre  or  Siie  of  Bora,  86-lOOthr,  of  an  inch 
diameter  (carryiiur  60  Elongated  or  86  Round  Bulleti  to  the  pound).    Welgbt  2  Ibe.  10  oi 14.00 

Witb  an  "AttaobaDle  Carbine  Breecb,"  plain extra.   7.60 

••  "  "  "        witbCantcen ••       9.00 


mW  FOOKBT  FISTOZiB,  lf«*i/  8i»e  CatUtre. 
"alibreorSizeof  BoreBO-lOOtbuof  '   " 

let!  to  the  pound). 


Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore  80-lOOthii  of  an  inoh  diameter  (carrying  60  Iilong«ted  or  86  Round  Bul> 


44  inoh  Barrel,  Five  Shoti,  Plated  or  Blued  Mountingt Weight  26  oi.  11.00 

0}    "        "         '•       "  "  "  "         "       261oi.ll. 40 

q\    >'        "         ••       <<  "  "  "         "       28  01.  11.76 

WITH  PATKirr  OBntriKa  LKTSB  bamboo  ATTAOBBIk 

JIJUW  KODBIi  FOOKBT  FIBTOri8> 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore  8M00tb«  of  an  inoh  diftmeter  (oarrying  98  Elongated  or  140  Bound 
Bulleta  to  the  pound). 

31  inoh  Barul,  Five  Shot*,  Steel  Mountingt Weight  16  oi.  11.60 

«}    "        "         "       "  "  "        "       16^01.12.00 

ZraiW  MODBL  FOIJOB  FI8TOI18. 

Calibre  or  8ixe  of  Bore  86-100th8  of  an  Ineh  diameter  (oartying  60  Elongated  or  86  Bound  Bul- 
let* to  the  pound). 

41  ineh  Barrel,  Five  Shoti,  Plated  or  Blued  Mounting! Weight  241  oa.  11.7B 

5}    "        "         "        •'  "  "  "         '•       26101.  12.16 


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26   ox.  12.60 


mW  MODBZi  NAVY  or  BBIiT  FXSTOL.    Pattern  now  uted  br  the  U.  8.  Navy. 

Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore  86-lOOths  of  an  inch  diameter  (carrying  60  Elongated  or  86  Bound 
Bullet*  to  the  pound). 

71inch  Barrel,  Six  Shota,  Bram.  Plated  or  Blued  Mountinn Weight  2  lb«.  10  01.  1600 

The  same  Arm  with  an  "Attachable  Carbine  Breeoh,"  plun extrs.   7. 60 

"  "  "  '•  "  "        withCanteen "         9.00 

now  HODBIi  HOI18TBB  FX8TOI1. 

(Recently  approved  by  a  Board  of  U.  S.  Army  Offlcen,  and  adopted  for  the  me  of  the  U.  8. 

Regular  Military  Service). 
Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore  44-lOOtba  of  an  inch  diameter  (carrying  88  Elongated  or  48  Round 

Bnlleta  to  the  pound'' 
8  inch  Barrel,  Six  Shot«,  Steel  Handle  Strap,  BraM,  Plated  or  Blued  Trigger  Guard.   Weight, 

2  lbs.  11  oz .„ 16.00 

The  same  Arm  with  an  "Attachable  Carbine  Breech,"  Plain extra,   7.60 

"  "  "         withCanteen , "       9.00 

OXUTAMBNTAIi  XNGBAVINO  on  Fooket  FiatoU "       4.00 

"  "  Belt  and  Holster  Fiatola "       6.00 

_"  "  AttMhable  OwMne  Breeoh "      8.00 

IVOBT  8TO0K,  fbr  Fooket  Fiatole "       6.00 

<•  "  Belt  or  Holeter  Fittols "       6.00 

FOWDBB  FI1A8K8,  for  Holeter  Fiatola "        .70 

"  "  Belt  "     "         .80 

"  "  Fooket  and  New  Kodel  Follce  Fiatol "        .40 


ADVBRTISING     DBPARTMBNT. 


CXUC 


O  OXb^'  s 


BEVOLVINO 


RIFLES,  CARBINES  AND  SHOT  GUNS. 


New  Model  8t<wl  Kountlngi,  Six  Shoti,  Calibre  or  8Uf  ofBoiti  SMOOthi  of  an  Inch  diame- 
ter, earryinc  48  Elongated  or  80  Bound  Bulleta  to  the  pouud). 

Twenty-four  AobUanei :. Weight6lb«.|ao.76 

Twenty>ieTen inob  Barrel "     10Ib«.  82. 2& 

Thirty  inch  Barrel Weight  10  Ibi.  8  ox.  88.76 

BXWUM.    Same  itvio,  Hix  ShntH,  Calibre  or  Size  of  Bore  44-lOOtbi  of  an  inch  dlanetor  (carrying  28 
Elongated  or  48  Round  Bullotii  to  the  pound). 

Twenty-four inoh  Barrel Weight81ba.  Ifiox.  84.00 

Twenty-feven  Inch  Barrel "       9  Ibe.   Sox.  8S.60 

Thirty-one  and  fi-16  Inch  Barrel "       9lb«.10oz.  87.00 

BXTIiBB.    Same  ttvle,  Five  Shotn,  Calibre  or  Site  of  Bore  SO-lOOtbf  of  an  inch  diameter  (carrying  14 
Elongated  or  24  Bound  Bullets  to  the  pound). 

Twonty-four  Inoh  Barrel Weight  8  Iba.  14  ox.  86.80 

Twenty-neven  inch  Barrel "       9lbt.llox.  87.00 

Thirty-one  and  6-16  Inch  Barrel  (Pattern  uied  by  U.  8.  Army) "       9  Iba.  16  ox.  88.60 

OABBZVXS.    Now  Model,  Steel  Mountinm,  Rilled  Barrel*.  18  or  21  inchoi  long. 

Six  Shota,  Calibre  or  Hixo  of  IloreSO-lOOtbi  of  an  inch  diameter  (carrying  43  Elongated  or  86 

Round  Bulleta  to  the  pound) ^'lRl>t  8  Iba.  8  ox.  28.60 

Six  Shot*.  Calibre  or  Slio  of  Bore  44-lOOtbi  of  an  inch  diameter  (carrying  28  Elongated  or  48 

Round  BulleU  to  the  pound) .height  8  Ibi.  12  ox.  81.00 

Five  8hol«,  Calibre  or  SIxe  of  Bore  66-lOOtba  of  an  inoh  diameter  (carrying  14  Elongated  or  24 

Round  Bulleta  to  the  pound) Weight  9  Iba.  8  ox.  83.00 

SHOT  OUlf  8.    Calibre  or  Sixe  of  Bore  76-lOOtha  of  an  ineh  diameter* 

S7  Inch  Barrel,  FiveSbota WelghtOlba  9ox.  47.'*' 

30    "        "         "        "    "       9"18".48.i6 

is    "        '•  «        "    "     10"   0  ".  60.26 

Se    "        "  "        "    "      11  "   4  "  .  61.76 

OrdlnaiT  Powder  TlMka.  for  Carbine*,  Shot  Gun*  and  Rilea tl.eo  and   1 .76 

Olobe  Bichti,  for  Sporting  Rifle* 00 

▲(UiutaMe  Target  BMk  Bicht 3.40 

Teleaoope  Blchta,  for  Rifle* 80.00 

All  FiatoU,  Rifle*  and  Oubines,  are  forniihed  with  a  Bullet  Mould,  Bcrew  Driver  and  Nipple 
Wrench,  ttee  of  oharge. 

All  Shot  Oune  are  flimiabod  with  Wad  Cutter,  Screw  Driver  and  Nipple  Wrench,  free  of  charge. 


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3E1LZ0  3ES  IS 

OF 

Colt's  Patent  Combustible  Envelope  Cartridges. 

PACKED  IN  WATER  PROOF  CASES.    FOR  AIL  OF  THE  ABOVE  ARMS. 

PISTOLS,  Old  Model  Pocket  t 81-lOOths  of  an  inoh  Calibre,  in  package*  of  1,300. . .  .per  thouaand,  S14.00 

"                "       Navy  or  Belt....  86-lOOtha       "                 "                 "             1,200....            "  16.60 

"               "       ArmyorHol«ter44-100tha       "                "                "            1,200....           "  18.60 

"         New  Model  Pocket..... 366-lOOOtha      "                ••                "            1,000....           "  11.60 

"               "              "       81-lOOth*       "                •'                "            1,000....           "  14.00 

"               "       Police ao-lOOth*      "                "                "            1,000....           "  16.60 

"               "       Navy  or  Belt....  88-lOOth*      "                "                "            1,200...           "  16.60 

"              "      ArmyorHoliter.44-100th»      "                "                "            1,200....           "  18.80 

RIFLES  AND  CARBINES 86-lOOtbs       "                 "                 "             1.200....            "  18.00 

"          44-100th»       "                 "                 •'             1,200....            "  22.00 

"                          "          66-lOOth*       "                 "                 "             1,000....            "  2600 

SHOT  GUNS,  I  with  Shot  from  Na(60-100th*      "                "                "            1,000....           "  2760 

"          "      J     StolOBuck |76.100th*       "                 "                 "             1,000....            "  82.60 

TERMS  CASH,  PAID  ON  DELIVERY,  IN  NEW  YORK  FUNDS. 


•  A  Shot  Gun  of  00-lOOth*  of  an  ineh  diameter  Calibre  la  alao  manuflMtnred,  the  prioe  of  which  la  #9.80 
leH  than  the  «ame  length  of  the  other  Calibre. 

t  Order*  for  Cartridge*  for  "Old  Model  Pocket  Piatol,"  *hoiild  ipeclQr  the  kumbkb  of  Shot*. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTOBT. 


3m  A..  WI^V  &  OO. 


Manufacturers  of  every  Variety  of 


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WAKBANTED  SUPERIOR  TO  ANT  IN  USE. 

MANUFACTORY  AND  OFFICE, 
CORNER   JOHN   &  FRONT  STREETS. 


Patent  Planing  and  Matching  Machines,  all 
sizes.  Patent  Scroll  Sawing  Machines,  all 
sizes.  Patent  Car  Boring  and  Mortis-     ■■;", 
ing  Machines,  Patent  Huh  Boring 
and  Mortising  Machines,  Pa- 
tent Door  and  Sash  Power 
Mortising  Machines, 
Patent  Chair  Mortising  and  Boring  Machines,  Patent 
Iron  Frame    Tenoning  Machines,  Patent  Iron 
Frame  Sash  and  Moulding  Machines,  Patent 
Iron  Frame  Upright  Shaping  and  Mould- 
ing Machines,  Patent  Iron  Frame  Cir- 
cular Ripping  Saws,  Patent  Iron       , ,      ^ : 
FramyC  Railway   Cutting  Off 
Saws,  Patent  Vertical  Re- 
Sawing  Machines, 
Patent  Circular  Re-Sawing  Machines,  Daniels*  Pa- 
tent Planing  Machines,  all  sizes,  Doane^s 
Patent  Stave  and  Barrel  Machines, 
Shafting,  Hangers,  Pulleys,  ^c.  Sec. 

J.    A..    FAY    Sc    CO.,    OIlVCI]V]VA.TI,    O. 


ADVERTISING     OEPARTMKNT.  / 


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A.  B.  SANDS  &  00. 

Xmporten  and  WholoMiIe  Dealers  in 


rii0#^  IJeirfiitiierii^ 


GLASSWARE,  PAINTS, 


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Nos.  139  as(J  141  WIIUAM  STREET, 


jsriBiXKr 


SSENTIALi     OILS 

OF    A.IL.L    KIISTDS. 


.tLECT  POWDERS,  WARRANTED  PURE,  OF  OUR  OWN  POWDERING. 


Particular  attention  pud  to  the  prompt  and  thorough  execuiicm  and  paokbg  of 
Orders  for  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIBBOTORT. 


PROTIDSIirOB 

TOOL    COMPANY, 

PEABODY  BREECH  LOADING  FIRE  ARMS, 

For  Infantry  &  Cavalry  Service,  and  for  Sporting  Purposes, 
PROVIDENCE,  RHODE  ISLAND,  U.  S.  A. 

ESTABLISHED,  1845. 

JOHN  B.  ANTHONY,  TBEASUBEB. 

Orders  are  Solicited  for  the  following 


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Tackle  Hooks  and  Thimbles,  (black  or  galvanized)  Match  or  Sister  Hooks  and 
Thimbles,  (black  or  galvanized)  Swivel  Hooks,  (black  or  galvanized)  Wrought 
Iron  Open  and  Welded  Thimbles,  (black  or  galvanized)  Galvanized  Malleable 
Iron  Closed  (Light,  Heavy,  Extra  Heavy,  Navy,  and  Lipp  or  Saddle)  Thimbles, 
Brass  Thimbles,  Barrel  or  Cant  Hooks,  Common  and  Improved  (chain)  connect- 
ing Shackles,  CUnch  Rings,  (plain  or  galvanized)  Rigger  Screws,  Police  Hand- 
Cuffs  and  Ankle-Shackles,  Superior  and  Common  Ship-Scrapers,  (light  and  heavy 
blades)  Marline  Spikes,  (black  and  polished)  Caulking,  Dumb,  Bent,  Spike  and 
Reefing  Irons,  Live  Oak  Caulking  Mallets,  with  Steel  Rings. 

Penfield's  Patent,  Conical-pointed,  Rolled-Rim  Brass  Grommets,  Sheet  Brass, 
Eyelet,  Navy  and  Mail  Bag  Grommets,  Setting-Dies  and  Cutting  Punches  for  do. 

Grommet  Rings,  Ring,  Heart,  Topsail  or  ip,  (with  bar)  Bridle  or  ship, 
(with  bow)  and  Spectacle  or  Jib,  Clews,  (black  or  galvanized)  Bur  Mine  Leaders, 
&c.  .    <. 


Comprising  Nuts,  Washers  and  Bolts,  Chain  Links,  Chains,  Plate  Hinges  (fast 
and  loose  joint)  Pick  Axes,  (American  and  Swedes  Iron,  cast  steel  points) 
Threshing  Machine  Teeth,  Superior  Adze  Eye  Nail  and  Rivet  Hammers,  made 
from  steel  of  our  ovm  manufacture,  Tinned-Rings  for  Factory  Cans,  Stirrups  and 
Levers,  Machmisis'  Tools,  Cotton  Machinery. 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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WARRENS' 

B  O  O  I"  $  W  C 

Are  now  in  use  throughout  the  United  States, 

upon  the  most  costly  Public  and 

Private  Structures. 

By  Twenty  Years'  actual  test,  its  merits  have  been 

established  as  a  Valuable  and 

Durable  Roofing. 

Ninety  of  the  largest  Mannfactnring  Corporations  in  the  New  England  States  hare  more  than 
2,500,000  square  feet  of  surface  covered  with  Warrens'  Roofing,  many  thousand  feet  of  which  has 
replaced  Tin. 

WARRENS'  ROOFING  is  both  WATER-TIGHT  and  FIRE-PROOF. 

It  will  not  expand  and  contract  with  heat  and  cold,  liico  metal  roofs.      ^     - 

One  inch  to  the  foot  is  all  the  inclination  required  on  the  roof.  ,. 

It  can  be  walked  upon  without  injury. 

It  can  be  used  for  drying  purposes. 

It  is  not  affected  injuriously  by  changes  of  temperature. 

It  is  adapted  to  every  climate.  l    <  •   ' 

It  is  not  injured  by  the  jarring  of  machinery. 

It  will  bear  more  than  double  the  heat  of  zinc,  tin,  or  galvanized  iron,  without  danger  to  the 
boarding  beneath  it. 

Firemen  can  stand  upon  it  in  perfect  security,  and  control  the  fire  in  adjoining  buildings. 

It  will  withstand  the  action  of  chemicals  in  buildings  where  the  same  are  manufactured  or  used ; 
and  is  not  affected  by  gas  which  rises  in  founderios,  blacksmith  shops,  etc. 

It  is  a  non-conductor  of  heat. 

Upper  rooms  are  cooler  in  summer,  and  warmer  in  winter,  than  with  any-other  materials. 

Its  Cost  is  very  much  less  than  that  of  any  other  fire-proof  in  use. 

Insurance  is  effected  in  the  best  offices  in  the  United  States  and  abroad,  at  same  rates  as  on  build- 
ings covered  with  other  fire-proof  materials. 

MANUrACTURID   BY  THK 

IVomr  ZSngland  Folt  Roofing  Oompany^ 

B  I^IBKRXY   SQUARES.   BOSTOM^. 


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PAOIFIO     COAST    BUSINESS    DIREOTOBT. 


EVEREH  STETSON, 

WALPOLE,  MASSACHUSETTS, 

MACHINE 


OF  EVERT  DESCRIPTIOH.  FOR 

COTTON  AND  WOOLEN  MACHINERY, 

Diamond  Pointed  and  Stripped  Clothing, 

FANCIES  AND  DOFFER  RINGS,  &c,  &c. 


ASD 


AX  EXTENSIVE   BEFERENCE    OIVEN  IF  DESIRED, 


ADVERTISINa    DEPARTMENT. 


CXXV 


MATHABD  ft  NOTES' 


Testimony  of  Parties  who  have  used  it  for  more  than  a  Quarter  of  a  Oentnry. 

Registrt  of  Deeds  Office,  Boston,  Jan.  IO»h,  1859. 
Messrs.  Matnabd  &  Notes  :  Gentlemen — I  am  glad  that  longer<use  of  your  Writing  Ink 
enables  me  to  repeat  the  testimony  given  in  its  favor  many  years  ago.  I  have  used  it  in  this  office 
thirty-seven  years,  and  my  oldest  records  are  as  legible  ana  black  as  when  first  written.  This  rare 
quality  for  permanence  renders  it  invaluable  for  State  and  County  Records,  and  all  mercantile  pur- 
poses where  it  is  important  that  the  writing  should  remain  legible  and  unchanged  in  color  by  the 
lapse  of  time. 

Henry  Allinb,  TZe^wtcr  o/'Z)ecds. 

BowDOiN  Public  School,  Boston,  Jan.  7,  1857. 
Messrs.  Matnard  &  Noti  s  :    Gentlemen— I  have  used  your  Ink  in  the  Writing  Department  of 
this  School  the  past  thirty  years,  and  take  great  pleasure  in  renewing  my  testimonial  of  its  superior 
quality.    It  flows  freely  from  the  pen,  its  color  is  brilliant  and  permanent,  and  it  combines  all  the 
necessary  and  desirable  qualities  of  good  Ink.  ' 

James  Bobinbok,  Writing  Master. 

The  following  extract  of  a  letter  from  a  well  known  and  long  established  bookseller  in  Dover,  N. 
H.,  is  like  many  others  often  received,  and  will  be  found  to  express  the  opinion  and  correspond  with 
the  experience  of  a  large  number  in  the  business : 

After  trying  various  kinds  of  Ink,  most  of  my  customers  come  back  to  yours.  I  am  tired  of  the 
miserable  compounds  offered  every  little  while  pretending  to  be  superior  to  all  other  Inks,  and  will 
have  nothing  further  to  do  with  them.  I  have  used  your  Ink  on  my  books  over  twenty-six  years, 
and  my  customers  can  see  how  it  stands  against  time.  Entries  made  in  IS32  are  us  fresh  as  those 
made  during  this  year.  E.  J.  Lane. 

Dover,  N.  H.,  October  16th,  1858. 


MAYNARD  &  NOYES'  COPYING  INK. 

This  Ink  yields  a  copy  as  distinct  and  perfect  as  the  original.     It  also  combines  all 
the  properties  of  our  Writing  Ink,  for  which  it  can  be  substituted. 

MAYNARD    &   NOYES'    CARMINE    INK. 

This  article  is  a  beautiful  red  or  crimson  color,  and  surpassingly  brilliant  and  rich. 
It  is  free  from  sediment,  and  will  not  mold,  fade  or  turn  dark  by  exposure  to  the  air. 


The  above  popular  Inks,  together  with 

Blue,  Red,  Indelible  and  Stencil  Ink,  Chemical  Writing  Fluid,  Ink,  Powder,  &c. 

For  sale  by  the  Manufacturers, 

75  AND  77  WATER  STREET,  -  -  BOSTON, 

And  by  all  Stationers  and  Booksellers  in  California. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIREOTORT. 


A@M01IITOEAI  WAREHraSE. 


(SacoesMTs  to  Oliver  Ames  &  Boni,  and  Nonne,  Mason  &  Oo.) 

QUINOY  HALL,  over  Quinoy  Market,  and  No,  53  Beekman  St., 


BOSTON,   MASS. 


NEW  YORK   CITY. 


Manufacturer*,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Oealcro  In  Agrlcultuml  Implements  and  Machines  of  every  variety.  Eagle 
Cost  Plows,  Boston  Clipper  Steel  Plows,  Ames'  Shovels  and  Spades,  Mowing  Machines,  Heaping  Machines,  Horse 
Powers,  Threshing  Machines,  &c.   tiarden,  Omss,  Field  and  Flower  SeeJs. 

Manufiustories  at  Worcester  and  Oroton  Junction,  MassachoBetts. 


VOIiNET    inr.    MASON, 

MANUFACTDRER   OP 

PATENT  FRICTION  PULLIES. 

ALSO, 

PATENT  FRICTION  GOnPLINGS 

FOR  STARTING  MACHINERY  WITHOUT  SUDDEN  SHOCK, 

Saving  wear  and  tear  of  machinery  and  belting.  It  is  now;  six  years  since  wo  first  commenced  their  manofltcture 
and  we  are  able  to  refer  to  nearly  all  our  Eastern  mechanics  and  manufactures  who  are  conversant  with  their 
utility ,;among  which  are  Corliss  Steam  Engine  Co.,  Providence ;  Tatham  &  Brothers,  Now  Yoric  City ;  Smith  k 
Jewell,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.;  Lowell  Machine  Shop,  Lowell,  Mass.;  Wm.  Sellers  &  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Penn.,  etc 

Circulars,  describing  and  illustrating  them  more  fully,  with  prices,  &c.,  sent  on  application.  They  are  es- 
pecially useful  on  heavy  machinery,  such  as  for  hoisting  for  Mining  purposes,  for  Flour  Mills,  Grist  Mills,  Saw, 
Mills,  Paper  MiliSv^rint  Works,  BIcachories,  in  Factories  for  starting  lines  of  shafting,  or  stopping  without 
hindrance  to  motive  power,  and  thousands  of  places  which  cannot  bo  enumarated  here. 

Parties  ordering  or  desiring  further  information,  will  please  give  fUll  description  as  to  size  of  shaft,  diameter 
and  width  face  required,  space  occupied,  speed  to  run  and  power  transmitted,  ke. 

All  ordei?  o<.  correspondence  will  receive  prompt  attention. 


ADDBKSS, 


VOLNEY  W.  MA.S01V, 

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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMBNT. 


CXXVU 


T7«r.  C.  DONALD  A  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

COMMON"   A-ISTD 

Superior  Printing  Inks 

FINE  CUT  AND  BOOK  INK,  /     ^ 

COLORED  INKS  AND  VARNISHES, 

FRENCH  LITHOGRAPHIC  INK, 

COLD  SIZE  AND  BRONZES. 

No.  9  Spring  Lane,  Boston.  Factory  at  Andover. 


WILLIAM  C.  DONALD. 


CHARLES  H.  INGALLS. 


3Sd:AJN-0-rA.OTXJIlBIiS   OF 

Coot's  Patent  Boring  Mploments, 


—  AND  — 


MECHANICS'  TOOLS 


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Oval  and  Bevel  Back  Socket  Framing  Chisels,  Socket  Firmer  Chisels 

and  Gouges,  Socket  Faring  Chisels,  Drawing  Knives,  Screw  Drivers, 

Augers  and  Bits,  Bung  Borers,  Boring  and  Mortising  Machines, 

Q-imlets,  Steel  and  Iron  Squares,  Firmer  Chisels  and 

Gouges,  Hollow  Augers,  Cork  Screws,  &o. 

WarehoHse,  70  Beekman  St.,  New  York. 


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CXXVIU  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRKOTORT. 


BAEDER    &    ADAMSON, 


MAxvi'ACTunEna  of 


Gi.ni:^  oeimATIIv^ 


Emery  Paper  tS  Emery  Cloth,  Ground  Flint  and  Emerj/,  Plasterers* 
and  Saddlers'  Hair,  and  Neats*  Foot  Oil* 


J^eui    fUjo/^t,  Jfa.  b'J  %ee.kin.an.  SPti^et,  LeLaui  ^aLd, 
%a8.tan,  Jfa.  i^  %lack&tarLe  SFt^eet, 
^hliadel/ihla,  jTa.  730  jL.L^ket  &t^eet. 

The  Highest  Prices  given  for  Glue  Pieces,  Damaged  Hides,  Cattle  Tails,  Horns,  Bones,  Ccroons,  &c. 
CHAKI.ES   BAEDEB.  'WII.I.IAlf   ADAMSOBT. 


Orum,  Armstrong  &  Justi, 


S20  ARCH  STREET,  PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

Manuractnrers  of  all  kinds  of    ^ 

porceimAin  teeth, 

And  also  of  the  Celebrated  Justi  Star  Patteim 
Section  Teeth  for  Rubber  Base,  and  Deal- 
ers in  Gold  Foil,  Instruments,  and 
all  Goods  used  in  the  Den- 
tal Profession, 

RE  Mcdonald  &  CO.and  J.  h.  a.foleers, 

San  Francisco,  Cal. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF  OUR  TEETH. 


ADYBRTISINQ     DB-PARTMKNT. 


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IiABOR  mADE  EAST 

BY  THE  UNEqUALED  AND  JUSTLY  CELEBRATED 

UiiionVasliiDg-IaGliuie  anl  CHes-Vrw. 

THE    BEST   IN   THE    WORLD! 

FIRST  PRIZE  MEDALS  AWARDED  IN  EUROPE  AND  AMERICA. 

Warhantkd  to  wash  perfectly,  without  soaking,  rubbing,  or  boiling,  and  with  but  little  labor  or  soap. 

Tho  I/y I0\  WHIHOBIR  lias  a  galvanized  trams,  cog-wheels,  and  pure  rubber  rolls;  will  tit  any  kind 
of  tub  or  box,  and  is  admitted  to  be  tho  oest  and  most  durable  made. 

These  Machines  are  the  most  popuhkr  in  the  United  States,  and  have  the  laboebt  balk  of  Washing 
Machines  in  the  World,  because  they  give  univbbbal  BATiarAOTiOM. 

17-  ■Lj,Ta:EiRA.iu  rrERMs  to  mix:  I'ltA.Dz:. 


LAUNDRY   WORK   M.  DE   EAST!      niONIN0  WTTHOUT  HEAT! 

MMGLES  OF  ALL  KINDS,  ENGLISH  AND  AMERICAN. 

For  smoothing  or  ironing  every  kind  of  plain  household  Linen.   Suitable  for  Hotels,  Institutions,  and  Private 
Families.  

23  CORTLANDT  STREET,  NEW  YORK. 


1».  I..  HARRIS. 


R.  F.  HAWKIW8. 


D.  L.  HARRIS  &  00. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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%nm  AND  nmtvi  nm%, 

iiliiEi.  TUill»TiiLEI 


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(W.  H.  BURRALiI.,  Sup^t.) 

SPRINaFIELD,    MA.SS 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Witherby,  Rugg  &  Richardson, 

MAinrrAOT0BlIB8  OF 
SUCH  AS 

WOODWORTH   PLANING, 

TONGUEING  AND  GROOVING  MACHINES, 

Power  MortlBO  Machines^  Ac. 

24  AND  26  CENTRAL,  CORNER  UNION  STREET, 
•     WORCESTER,  MASS. 


I..  B.  WITHEItB-r. 


O.  J.  KVOO. 


•.  X.  KICHABltSOH. 


TXZE 


COLUMBIAN  HETAL  WORKS, 


MAyvrAOTvxESB  or 


SKAMLiESS  ROIiIiKD 

BM%%  AHB  COPPIR  f  UBIKS, 

For  Locomotive  and  Marine  Boilers, 

Copper  Tubing  for  Ingress  and  Feed  Pipes,  Coils  for  Vapcuum  Pans,  Stills,  and 
all  other  Coppersmith  work.  Tinned  Copper  Tubes  for  Brewing  Pipes,  Brass 
Condenser  Tubes  Tinned,  Brass  Tubes  of  Perfectly  True  Bore  for  Pump  Cham- 
bers. Brass  Tubes  for  Railing  and  Ornamental  work.  Tubing  made  by  this 
Company  being  rolled,  and  not  drawn,  is  perfectly  homogeneous,  and  when  an- 
nealed is  sufficiently  malleable  to  bend  into  any  crook  desired. 

M.   M.  FREEMAN  &  CO.,  AGENTS, 

NO.  436  BROOME  STREET, 
Near  Broadway,  NEW  YORK. 


ADVBRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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R.  GSTBRBROOK  A  OO. 

STEEL  PEN  HANUFACTURERS. 

'WORKS,  CAM:r>ElV,  N.  J. 

WAREHOUSES,  51  JOHN  STREET,  NEW  YORK, 

AND  403  ABOH  STREET,  FHILADELFHIA. 

Samples  and  prices  on  application.  Lots  made  to  order  of  any  pattern  or  stamp  required. 


GOL»  AND  SILVER  REFINER 


AND 


NO.  5  WORCESTER  STREET,  PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

Particular  attention  giving  to  Anaying  and  making  estimates  oftlie  value  of  Ore*.  The  most  refVactory  Ores 
of  Uold  and  Silver  worked  en  the  most  improved  ana  economical  plan. 


JOHN  ROBERTS, 

PRACTICAL  ORGAN  RUILDER 

IN  ENGLAND  AND  THE  UNITED  STATES 

ripe  Organs  of  any  ilimenslons  unsurpassed  Iri  mechanical  skill,  quality  of  materials,  and  artistic  perfection  of  tone 
built  on  reasonable  terms. 

Beferenoes: 

a.  J.  WKIin.Frofessor  of  Muflic,  118  Mt.  Vernon  street,  Hostun;  O.  F.  ROOT,  Professor  and  I'ublUber  of  Music, 
Clarke  street,  ChlcaKO;  L.OWKLL  MASON,  Ur.  of  Music,  Oranse,  N.  J. :  H.  U.  THUNDER,  l>rofC8Sor  ofMuslc.  Mouth 
4th  street,  Phlladelnhla;  C1IA8.  O.  80WKK,  Esq.,  Publisher,  ST  North  3d  street,  Philadelphia;  THOS.  T.  MASON,  Esq., 
Dry  lioods,  420  Market  street,  Philadelphia;  A.  W.  KA NO,  Heaters,  Ac,  124  North  «th  street,  Philadelphia;  Rev. 
ALFRED  COORMAN,  2023  Wallace  street,  Philadelphia;  Rev.  PATRICK  STANTON,  Ht  Augustln's,  4th  street, 
Philadelphia.   Manufactory  comer  Orthodox  and  Penn  Streets,  Frankford,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


SAW  MAKING,  1806.   SPRING  MAKING,  1842.   STEEL  MAKING,  1845. 

»»» 

Shovel  Iron  in  Sheets,  Iron  Flow  Plates,  Steel  Cultivator  Teeth,  Blister,  Cultivator,  Hoe,  Flow, 
Spring,  Sleigh  Shoe,  Tiro,  Toe  Calking,  Saw,  Shovel  and  Scabbard  Steel. 

OOAOH  SPBINOS,  AND  MILL  AND  OBOSS  OUT  SAWS, 

MA-lVXIFACXUFtED     BY    WBI.    ROWLAND    &,    CO. 

048  Beaoli  Street*  Pbiladelpbila. 

An  experience  of  twenty-four  years  has  satisfied  us  that  Swedish  Steel  makes  the  best  SPRIKG.    We  use 
no  other  kind  oi  Steel. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORT. 


Have  been  familiarly  known  to  the  American  public  for  upwards  of 
three-quarters  of  a  century.  They  speak  their  own  praise  where- 
ever  planted.  .         • 

Our  WHOLESALE  PRICE  LIST,  published  for  the  trade  only, 
will  be  mailed  to  all  Country  Merchants,  Booksellers,  Druggists  or 
regular  Seedsman,  who  apply. 

MARKET  GARDENERS,  to  whom  Pure  and  Reliable  Seeds 
are  of  the  first  importance,  will  be  supplied  on  favorable  terms. 

PRIVATE  FAMILIES,  resident  in  localities  remote  from  par- 
ties who  vend  our  Seeds,  will  be  supplied  (by  mail,  post-paid,  or 
express)  with  Seeds  of  quality  seldom  equaled. 

LAPBETH'S  RURAL  REftlSTER, 

PUBLISHED  ANNUALLT, 

Containing  numerous  Hints  on  Horticulture,  will  be  mailed  to  all  applicants. 


NOS.  21  AND  23  SOUTH  SIXTH  STREET, 


ADVKRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


CXXXUl 


GENERAL.  COMMISSION  MERCHANT, 

wo.    ao    PI.ATT   ■THBET,    HRW    YORK. 

Fartioular  Kttontion  paid  to  FurohMlng  Ooodi  on  Orders. 
Rrfkrkmcer.— DodRe,  Gilbert  A  Co.,  Ilnfitnn,  Mru.  ;   New  England,  Bntt  Co.,  Provlilnnco,  R.  I. ;  lillvcn  &  Mead, 
KowYork;    RurKcnt  ft  Co.,  New  York;  TrowlirUlKP,  Wilcox  A  Co.,  Detroit,  Mlcb.;   Tuttiv,  llibbard  A  Co.,  Cblcago, 
III. ;  llammcnd  a  Co.,  Nacramcnto,  t'al. ;  Win.  Ilnfen  >t  Co.,  Han  Kranclwo,  Cal. 

Dr.  B.  B.  Smith's  Direct  and  To-and-Fro  Onrrent  Eleotro-Hagnetlo  MaoMnei,  for  Medical  Fnrpoiea. 

"  The  arrangement  nftho  Direct  Circuit  In  Hmlth'a  apparatui  glvoi  a  much  utronger  phynlologlcal  effect  than  I  have 
seen  (Vom  any  other  apparntua.  The  Iniluced  Current  In  extremely  Intenae."— JJ.  Silnman,  Jr.,  I'rofcuor  of  General 
and  Applied  ChemlatrV,  Yale  Colleite,  Cnim.,  .Inly,  \m».* 

The  »<)-ciillod  Hlx  <furrent«  made  hy  illllercnt  rombinalioni  nfthrtt  diilinfl  heUctt,  wernmndo  many  yenrii  aijo  hy  .1. 
Jewell  ft  Co.,  Ilrlatol,  Conn.  The  Six  Currents,  no-called,  were  made  by  mynclf  aomo  yeara  before  Jewell  A  Co.  I  called 
It  the  Torpedo  Magnetic  Machine,  from  Ita  glvinu  nut  ahocka  from  all  parta  of  It  like  tno  torpedo. 

"  I  have  had  one  of  Dr.  R.  It.  Hmlth'a  Torpedo  Magnetic  Muchlnca  In  my  poaacaalon  ten  year*.  Six  ihocka  or  more 
may  bo  obtained  from  It."- A.  V.  Nrteton.    l\)r.  Newton  la  proprietor  of  the  "Drit(igi»ti'  Cireulnr."'i 

I  never  applied  for  a  patent  for  thU  alx-curreiit  contrivance.  All  the-'  alx  currenta  can  be  obtulncd  from  my  Direct 
and  To-and  Kro  Current,  by  meana  of  a  bit  of  auiall  wire,  Ave  Inchea  long,  nttiiched  iiceonlliiu  to  the  dlrcutloiiii  In  my 

Samphlrt.    I'rlce  flH  and  t'iO.    Extra  oHIco  alzo,t4S.    Hunt  to  all  piirta.    I'ayment  can  be  niaile  to  r.xprena  Auenta  on 
cllveryofgooda.    Addreaa,  Dft.  S.  II.  HMITH.MH)  Uroauway,  N.  Y. 

*I  could  give  the  tcatlmony  ofone  hundred  phyilclani,  and  othen,  but  I  adduoo  that  ofl'ruf.  Sllllman  alone,  ai  all- 
f  ufflclcnt  for  my  purpose. 


''It  mrorks  Uko  a  dharm/' 


HAOIC 
(3D  £2  £2a 


PAIN 
KIL.L.INO 

MAOIC 


MAOIC 
CD  £2  £2a  3 


THE   •WONDER    OF    THE    "WOIllL.D. 

Clean,  dellclouaand  aafotouae,  and  curea  pain  In  any  nnrt  of  the  body  aa  walernnenchcs  lire.  Try  it.  It  Is  better 
for  you  than  your  money.  DIrectlona  with  each  bottte,  now  to  uae  Renne'a  I'ahi-KiUlnK  Manic  Oil  externally  and  In- 
ternnlly.  Everv  family  should  keep  It  In  tne  houae.  All  trnvelera  ahould  have  thiA  Ma^lc  Oil  with  them.  Everybody 
la  liable  to  accident,  to  Hpralna,  Headache,  Toothache,  Colic,  Cholera  Morbus,  Cholera,  Hnilaeti  Iturna,  Rheiimatlam, 
Ncuralfila,  Coldaln  the  Head,  Akuc  In  the  Face,  LumcueaH,  Sciatica,  Kits,  I'olMonl  Alltheae  the  Mnulc  Oil  curea!  and  It 
la  now  known  to  be  the  best  Remedy  In  the  world.  A  bottle  of  Kennr'a  .Ma^Mc  Oil  la  a  perfect  "  Self,  Health  Insurance 
Company  "—so  the  people  aay.  There  la  health,  beauty,  and  happy  home,  sealed  u|)  in  every  bottle,  waltluK  for  you, 
Beaaer.  Inquire  for  It  where  you  trade.  Hold  by  Drugglats,  Blerchants  and  Oroccrs,  who  are  my  Auenta  throuKhout 
the  country.  WM.  KEN NE,  Solo  Vroprlctor,  rittatleld,  Mass. 

Demas  Hames  ft  Co.,  Whc'csah^  Agents,  N.Y.:  Geo.  C.  Goodwin  ft  Co.,  do  do,  Uoston;  J.  L.  Thompson,  Sons  ft 
Co.,  do  do,  Troy ;  Crane  ft  llriijliHin,  do  do,  Han  Francisco,  Cal. 


IMPORTER  or  AMD  DKALKR  IN 

inOTV,      STEEL.      ^IVD      34  E  T  .A.  L  S  . 

—  ALSO,  — 

MANUFACTURERSS  MECHANICS',  ENGINEERS',  MINERS'  AND  RAILRO.U)  SUPPLIES, 

N,   K.    CORNER     THIRD    AND    WILLOW     STREETS,     PHILADELPHIA. 


THE  PHRENOLOGICAL  JOURNAL  &  LIFE  ILLUSTRATED. 


8.  XI.  'WSXiX.S, 


—  COMTAINB  — 


szsproxi. 


Xthnology.— The  Natural  History  of  Han;  nations  and  races  described.  FhysioIOKy.— Heart,  Lunfrs, 
Stomacli,  lionos,  Muscles,  and  Nervous  System.  Phrenology.— Temperamonts,  Intellectual,  Social  and  Itt>- 
lijirlous  Nature.  FhysiOKnomy,  with  "  Signs  of  Character,  and  How  to  liead  them."  Eyes,  Ears,  Nose, 
Lips,  Mouth,  7Iead,  Uair,  Eye-brows,  Hands,  Feet,  Skin,  Complexion.  Fsyohology,  the '-Science  of  the 
Soul,"  Han's  relations  to  this  life,  and  the  life  tu  cnmo.  Published  monthly,  in  quarto  form,  at  $2  a  year. 
Sample  numbers  by  first  post,  20  cents.    Address  FOWLER  &  WELLS,  889  Broadway,  N.  Y. 


DEPOT  OF  THE  SANTA  CLARA  FLOTJB  MILLS, 


AND  DEALBRB  IN 


223  ClAY  STREET,  BELOW  FROKT,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Liberal  cash  advances  made  on  consignments,  and  Storage  furnished  at  lowest  rates. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIKBCTORT. 


H.  H.  BANCROFT  AND  COMPANY, 


WHOLESALE  AND    RETAIL 


BOOKSELLERS 


•  AND- 


STATIONERS, 

609  Montgomery  St.,  and  607-617  Merchant  St. 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CALIFORNIA. 


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Offer  one  of  the  most  Complete  Stocks  in  the  World ;  at  wholesale,  where  dealers  can 
supply  themselves  with  everything  they  may  wish  in  the  Book  and  Stationery  line ;  and  at 
RETAIL,  where  all  can  purchase  in  any  quantity  desired,  from  a  single  Toncil  and  quire  of  Paper 
to  the  fitting  out  of  a  Bank  or  Merchant's  Counting  Room,  or  from  a  Primer  to  a  Complete 
Library  in  any  department  of  Literature. 

The  Business  is  divided  into  NINE  DEPARTMENTS  and  a  Catalogue  of  each  Depart- 
ment is  published,  which  will  be  furnished  on  application. 

L    MISCELLANEOUS   BOOKS— Eighteen  f.ubdivisions  in  this  Catalogue,  and  a  very  full 
and  complete  stock  always  on  hand. 

II.     SCIENTIFIC   BOOKS— A  very  complete  Catalogue  of  58  pages  octavo. 

III.  SCHOOL  BOOKS— All  the  School  Books  used  on  the  Pacific  Coast.    Publish  the  pop- 

ular  Clarke's  Geographies.  /  .  •  '. 

IV.  LAW   BOOKS — Publish  all  the  California  Law  Books,  besides  others  especially  adapted 

tr  the  Pacific  Coast.  .  A  large  stock  of  Reports,  Statutes,  Digests  and  Text 
Books  always  on  hand. 

V.    MEDICAL  BOOKS — /  cop-.plete  assortment  of  both  American  and  English  Works. 

VI.    RELIGIOUS   BOOKS— Bibles,  Prayer  Books,  Hymn  Books,  Sunday  School  Libraries 
and  a  full  assortment  of  Religious  Literature. 

VIL    SUBSCRIPTION  BOOKS— Works  sold  only  by  Subsc;  >tion,  by  Traveling  Agents. 
Canvassers  wanted  all  over  the  Coast    Good  profits  for  good  industrious  men. 

VIII.    BLANKS— Law,  Commercial  and  Mercantile  Blanks. 

IX.    STATIONERY— Blank  Books,  all  kinds  of  Paper,  Printers'  Material,  and  everything 
in  the  Stationery  Line. 

Printing,  Engraving  and  Manufacturing  done  w  order,  in  the  best  manner,  on  short  notice. 

Country  Orders  will  receive  prompt  attention.    Books,  etc.,  sent  by  Express  or  Mail  to  any  of 
the  Pacific  States  or  Territories.  . 


Consignments  of  Books  and  Stationery  respectfully  solicited. 

H.  H.  BANCROFT  &  CO., 


BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONERS, 

San  Francisco. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


R.  A.  SWAIN  A  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND    WHOLESALE    DEATKRS    IN 

CROCKERY,  GLASS  WARE, 

White  and  Decorated  Cl&iiia^ 


DXlVriffZZB.^  TISA 

TOILET  SETS. 

VASES,  &C. 

PLATED  AND  BRITANNIA  WARE, 


KEROSENE  AP  OIL  UMFS,  UNTERNS, 

§$d  #il  mi  ii0»I  #11  ^iiiif 

N.  E.  Corier  Pine  anl  Sassom  Streets 

SAN   FBANCISCO,   CAL. 


CXXXVl  PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


GUNPOWDER  ! 


db  aati 


FR3SSH  FROM  THE  MILLS  OF 

The  California  Powder  Works 


fo:r  bax^e  b's* 


mwrn  R  is@®ii»  J  s  imt 


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No.    318    CALIFORNIA   STREET, 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


DAVID  MEKK^R,)  San  Francisco 
a.  COBBi:.£l>ICK,  S  Cal. 


wii:.i:.iAH  JAMES,  JNy^y''' 

MEEKER,   JAMES    &    CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

DEALERS   IN 

WAGON  AND  GMRIAGE  HATERIAm 

12    AND   14    PmrS    STREIET. 


ISl  Front  Street, 

(Bet.  Oalifdmia  &  Fine  Bti. )        ,v  ^o 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMBNT. 


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LEATHER,  HIDES,  OILS  &  TALLOW, 

ASH  IXPORTEBS  or 

TAMEBS'  AND  OUBBIEBS'  TOOLS  AND  MATERIALS, 
.,    422  BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  GAL 

JAMES  ir.  cox,  Late  Cox,  WiUcott  &  Co. 


A.  C.  inCHOI.8. 


,  ii;:      i-'i 


E.  T.  DVItl.ET', 


DUDLEY  &  eERHABDT, 

IHPOBTBR8  OF  AND  DBALBBB  IN 


C.  OEBHARDT. 


Q^ 


6g) 


AJtm 


Ho.  404  BattersT  Street, 

BUILDINO   CORNER   OF   CLAY, 

^      SAN    PEANOISCO,    CAL. 


J^ 


Q§ 


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IMPOBTEKS  OF  ASTD  DEAI^EKS  IIT 

FUBNITURE,  BEDDIN<3-, 

AND 
WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL, 

740  WASHINGTON  STilEET,  opposite  the  Plaza, 
And  638  HABKET  STREET, 

H,  HORSTMANN.  p.  HITFSCHMIDT. 


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PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORY. 


*S-  HISTORY 

OF    XXZS 


Located  East  Side  of  Napa  Valley, 
on  the  Side  of  the  Mountain, 

FIVE  MILES  FROM  NAPA  CITY. 


Anai     i  of  the  Napa  Soda  Springs,  by  Dr.  L.  Lanbzwbbrt,  Practical  Chemist,  San  Francisco. 
Made,  May,  1856: 

TEHPEKATDRB  FAHK «8 

BEBIDirCM  FROH  STAPOKATIOS,  IS  A  4|rAItTER  CIAI.T^Sr,  OR8.1T  1* 

BICABBOWATB  OF  SODA U  »9 

CABBOWATIi  OF  MAOarESIA CAS 

CAJKBOVATB  OF  I.IlfB •  «• 

OHKiOBIBE  OF  SODirW ISO 

■VBOABBOVATB  OF  IBOV 1  Ve 

•■JI.PBATB  OF  SOBA O  46 

■II.ICEOIJS  ACIB O  IT 

AXVMiaA CIS 

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We,  the  nndersigned,  Physicians  practicing  in  the  Cit^  of  San  Francisco,  have  examined  the 
resnlt  of  the  analysis  made  by  Dr.  L.  Lanszweert,  Practical  Chemist,  of  the  water  from  the  Napa 
Soda  Spring  of  Napa.  The  water,  according  to  this  examination,  possesses  Aperient,  Antacid  and 
Tonic  properties,  which  cannot  fail  to  be  very  beneficial  in  the  treatment  of  Chronic  Diseases,  and 
alfording  a  pleasant,  healthful  and  invigorating  beverage. 


H.  M.  GRAY,  M.  D., 
ARTHUR  B.  STOUT,  M.  D., 
CHARLES  BERTODY,  M.  D., 


J.  P.  WHITNEY,  M.  D., 
A.  F.  SAWYER,  M.  D., 
WILLIAM  O.  AYRES,  M.  D. 


NoTfOB. — I  beg  to  sabmit  to  the  notice  of  the  Public  the  above  Analvsis  of  the  celebrated  Napa 
Soda  Springs,  which  aspires  to  the  general  favor  of  Medical  Men,  and  the  same  attested  to  by  six 
of  our  best  and  most  eminent  Physicians,  who  are  perfectly  familiar  with  the  medicinal  properties  of 
this  Mineral  Water — which  has  been  extensively  used  for  eight  years  with  perfect  success,  for  the 
care  of  Heart,  Liver  and  Kidney  Diseases,  Indigestion,  General  Debility  and  Female  Weakness. 
In  cases  of  Emaciation  and  Debility,  an  increased  nutrition  of  the  body  is  the  result  of  the  use  of 
this  Water.  Nothing  so  beneficial  I  The  components  are  so  perfectly  united  by  Nature,  that  for  a 
healthful  and  refreshing  beverage  this  Water  surpasses  any  other  Mineral  Water  in  use ;  and  for 
Sea  Sicktirsb  it  is  infallible. 

Allow  me  to  invite  your  attention,  with  the  request  that  you  will  give  it  a  trial,  and  if  you  find  it 
worthy,  your  iiifiuence. 

Steamers,  Hotels,  Saloons  and  Families  will  be  promptly  served  on  leaving  orders  at  the  Napa 
Soda  Office,  No.  333  Bush  Street,  opposite  Occidental  Hotel,  San  Francisco. 

J.    H.    TV^OOr^,    r»i-opi-ietor. 

jll^  N.  B. — Some  Bar-keepers,  and  others,  have  imposed  npon  the  Public  by  palming  off  other 
water  for  Napa  Soda.  Look  well  at  the  Bottle  I  None  is  genuine  unless  in  bottles  with  the 
following  blown  in  the  glass :  "  N/  PA  SODA,"  on  one  side,  and  "  NATURAL  MINERAL 
WATER,"  on  the  other  side ;  and  the  same  secured  as  Trade  Mark.  J.  H.  W. 


ADVERTISIKO     DEPARTMENT. 


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Nos.  635  and  637  Cionimercial  Street, 

GSJC^SS'     Z5»  Q^  dSl.  SS' C^  Q  683  C^  C£>  o 


Our  establishment  being  identical  with  the  progress  of  San  Francisco,  and  our 
connections  and  facilities  in  Europe  and  New  York  with  the  best  manufacturers, 
the  most  complete,  we  can  confidently  recommend  our  assortment  as  the 

BEST  AND  LARGEST  IN  THIS  STATE, 


And  while  thanking  for  the  unprecedented  large  patronage  during  the  last  four- 
teen years,  we  shall  strive  to  deserve  a  continuance  of  the  same, 


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No.  635  &  637  Commercial  St.,  San  Francisco, 

No.  125  J  Street,  Sacramento, 

Corner  D  and  Second  Streets,  Marysville,  and 

72  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


ELIAS  H.  JONES.  JAMES  PULLMAN. 


No.  400  SANSOM  STREET, 

Comer  Sacramento,  ,     SAJ\r  FEAJVCISCO, 


IMPORTERS   OF 


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MILLINERY  AND  STEAW  GOODS,     ,. 

POCKET  CUTLERY,  RAZORS,  AND  GENERAL  FANCY  GOODS. 


The  attention  of  the  trade  ia  respectfully  invited  to  the  above  stock  which,  in  at 
tractiveness  and  cheapness,  is  unequaled  on  the  Pacific  coast. 


H.  ▲  CRANE. 


W.  H.  BRIGHAH. 


J.  RIDDELL. 


CRAIVE  A  BRIGKAM^ 

WHOLESALE  DRUGGISTS, 

Importers  of  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

DRUGS,  MEDICINES,  PROPRIETORY  ARTICLES, 
Fancy  Goods,  Druggists'  Sundries,  Perfumery,  Sfc,  8^c. 

Corner  Front  and  Clay  Streets,  San  Franolsoo. 


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WHITE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS. 


&V&  ^©wwsv. 


This  Favorite  Besort  will  remain  under  the  management  of  Mr.  ALSTBOM. 


Having  made  extensive  improvements  on  the  buildings  and  grounds,  the  public  can 
rest  assured  that  their  sojourn  at  the  Springs  will  be  made  pleasant. 

J.  BREMBERG  &  CO.,    -   -    -    -    PROPRIETORS. 


WHITE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS.— This  popular  watering  place  is  pleasantly  situated  in  Napa 
Valley,  about  eighteen  miles  from  Napa  City,  and  eight  miles  this  side  of  Calistoga.  Springs.  The 
Sulphur  Springs  is  fast  becoming  a  favorite  resort  not  only  for  pleasure  seekers,  but  also  for  those  who 
would  while  away  a  few  days,weeks,or  months,  in  agreeable  and  pleasing  recreations,  free  from  the  dust, 
care,  and  bustle  incident  to  city  life.  Those  who  have  not  frequented  the  place  recently  will  be  sur- 
prised on  their  next  visit  at  seeing  the  extensive  improvements,  consisting  in  part  of  the  most  elabo- 
rate arrangements  and  artistic  adornments  in  both  the  buildings  and  grounds ;  also  of  the  excellent 
provisions  made  in  the  culinary  department  of  the  establishment. 

We  can  assure  those  who  wish  to  spend  a  short  period  in  pastime  and  recreation,  that  there  is  no 
place  to  be  found  on  this  coast  that  offers  inducements  so  favorable  as  the  White  Sulphur  Springs. 


JONES  &  WOOLL, 


Manufacturers  and  Importers  of 


LOOKING  CLASSES, 


ENGRA-VINa-S, 

Artists'  Materials^  ZStc. 

643  Market  Street,  nearly  opposite  Montgomery, 

SAF   EUAFGISGO. 
FACTORY :  Market  Street,  between  Seventh  and  Eighth. 

PL^'^^S  RE-SILVERED  JND  FRAMES  RE-GILT. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT, 


751  MARKET  STREET,  between  3d  and  4tb, 

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An  Institution  designed  to  prepare  boys,  young  and  middle-aged  men,  for  an 
active  and  successful  business  life. 

Regular  Banks  and  Business  Offices 
liave  been  Intvoduced^ 

By  which  we  are  enabled  to  fit  our  students  in  the  best  possible  manner  and  at 
the  least  expense  of  time  and  money  for  the  practical  duties  of  the  counting- 
house. 

Students  can  enter  at  any  time  of  the  year,  there  being  no  vacations. 

The  "  College  Review,"  giving  full  particulars  of  the  Course  of  Instruc- 
tion, Expenses,  etc.,  can  be  had  free  by  calling  at  the  College,  or  addressing 

'  President  Business  College, 

SAN    VBANCISCO.    CAIi. 


AND  GENERAL  PURCHASING  AGENT, 
51  Third  Street^  San  Francisco^  GaL 


DEALER   IN 


Plain  and  Fancy  Stationery,  School  Books,  Toy  Books,  Songs  and  Song  Books, 

Pocket  GnUery  and  Pocket  Ooods,  Albonis  and  Prayer  Books,  Piotnres, 

Local  and  Eastern  Papers  and  Periodicals,  and  Standard 

and  Current  Light  Literature. 

OBJDEIta    BY   MAIL    PXOMPTZY   AXIt    ACCUSATEZT   ATTENDEO    TO. 


PACIFIC  LAW  &  COLLECTION  OFFICE 

OF 

ATTORNEY  AND  COUNSELOR  AT  LAW. 

Frinoipal  Offloe  at  Rooms  11, 12  and  13  Armory  Hall  BuildinK,  S02  Montsomery  Street.  Ban 

Tranoisoo,  Oal.  Branoh  Offices  in  all  the  Cities  and  Towna  on  the  Fooiflo  Doast. 

ISr*  ColleetUtna  tnade  with  or  without  suit  at  all  points  on  tho  Paeifle  and  Attantie  Coastt 

and  Britinh  Columbia. 


REYNOLDS,  REIS  &  CO San  Francisco,  Cal. 

HUNTER,  WAND  4  CO " 

CHRISTY*  WISE " 

HATHER  A  CO "  " 

EBV.  A.  WILLIAMS "  " 

T.A.MORRIS New  York  City,  N.  Y. 


Zl  Z"3ED  3E1.     T 

GEO.  C.  DAVIS,  Esq Plttobnrg,  Pa. 

JOHN  P.  LOO  AN,  Esq '. Philadelphia,  Pa. 


WILLIAM  FENN,  Esq Peoria,  111. 

OEO.  R.  ECKLEY,  Esq Chicago,  III, 

QiN.  A.  8.  BURNETT New  Albany,  la. 

Hon.  J.  M.  EDMUNDS Washington,  D.  C 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMKNT. 


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TXr.  H.  RICHARDS  «  CO. 

Importers  of  and  Dealers  in 


(IN   BULK  AND   BOTTLED). 

No.  708  SANSOM  ST,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


JOHN  C.  MORRISON,  Jr. 

IMPORTER  OF  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

FINE  WINES  &  LIQUOES, 

614    FRONT    STREET, 


JOHN  SAULNIER  &  CO. 


OLIVE  OIL,  FRUITS,  ETC. 

No.  719  Sansoffl  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


C.  J.   E.   FAHLSTEN   &   CO, 

IMPORTERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


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THSEE  D00B8  BELOW  HONTOOMEBT, 


SAI2  ]?ai!Lia®ai(3®p   Sikllai: 


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IS.    cf3   O".    SI.   Z>C>3SS^ 

IMPORTERS  AND  MANUFACTDRERa  OF 

1%  WIMBOWi  MB  iOIi 

AT.  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

!N"orth   Side  of  Market   Street, 

AT  THE  JUNCTION  OF  CALIFORNIA, 


JOHN    HALL    &    SON, 

IMPORTERS  OF  AlTD  DEALERS  IN 

NOS.  11  AND  13  CALIFORNIA  STREET, 

ISTos.  114=  and   116   Market  Street, 

ARimSS  A  DAImIiABI, 


IUFORTER8    AND    JOBBERS    OF 


BRUSIIE:S,  TWIIVES,  CORO AGE,  &c. 

AND  MANUFACTURERS   OP 

Brooms^  Pails^  Tubs^  ITITashboards^  &c> 

215  AND  217  SACRAMENTO  STREET, 

Between  From  and  Davis,  SAN    FRANCISCOf    CAL. 


LEilTHER  HOSE  &  l&m/SM& 

OF     .A.XmXm      SX^SIS, 

SUCTION  HOSE,  HORSE  COLLARS,  ETC. 

MANUFACTURED  AND  SOLD  BY 

801  BATTERY  STREET,  SUN  FRANCISCO,  CAL 


>BK.  M.   COOK. 


I.  BT.  COOK. 


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FRISBEE  A  SCOTT, 


AIV»  IMPORTER*  OF 


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WHOLESALE  AGENTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

Wm.  Knate  &  Go's  nnrivalM  Grani,  Spare  anA  npriilit  Pianos. 


SALESROOMS:   No.  139  KEARNY  STREET,  Cor.  Sutter 

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WM.  H.  KEITH  &  CO. 

m.  52^  MOHTGOMEBY  STREET, 


Between  Clay  and  Comrocrcial, 


SAX  FBANCI8CO,  CAL. 


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ESPECIAL  ATTEJ^TIOJT  GIVEjY  TO  THE  COM- 

POUJ^DIMG     OF    FHYSICIAJ^S'    PRESCRIP- 

TIOJ^S,  AJVD  PREPARATION^  OF  FAMILY 

MEDICIJ^ES. 

IMP0KTER8   OF  FIRST   QUALITY   OF  T. 

MGUICINES,  CHEMICALS,  SUEICAL  &  DENTAL  INSTRUMENTS, 

THE   GENUINE   FARINA   COLOGNE, 

LUBIN'S  EXTRACTS,  LOW'S  OLD  BEOWN  Wr     OR  SOAP,  &o. 


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Particular  attention  paid  to  replenishing  Family 
and   Ships*  Medicine   Chests, 

MANUFACTURERS     OP 

WM.  H.  KEITH  &  CD'S  WINE  OF  PEPSINE,  OR  RENNET  WINE, 

A  New  and  Efficacious  Remedy  for  Dyspepsia,  Gastralgia,  etc. 

WM.  H.  KEITH  &  GO'S  GLUCOLEIN, 

A  Now  and  Valuable  Compound  of  Cod  Liver  Oil,  put  up  in  Glass  Jars. 

Wm.  H.  Keith  &  Co's  Lemon  Aperient,  or  Purgative  Lemonade, 

An  Agreeable,  Cooling  and  Active  Purgative,  or  Mild  Laxative,  as  required. 

JDEVIIVE'S     PITCH     LOZEIVGES, 

For  the  cure  of  Coughs  and  Colds. 

WM.  H.  EEITM  &  CO'S  FLORENTINE  TOOTH  WASH, 

WM.  H.  EEITH  &  GO'S  OBANULAB  EFFEKVESOEBT  OITBATE  OF  MAONESIA. 

WM.  H.  KEITH  &  GO'S  SAPONACEOUS  TOOTH  POWDER. 

Wm.  H.  K@Ct(ti  &  Co*8  Btosecnairv  and  Gastor  QEI  MiaEii'  Dnvtsorator. 
WM.  H.  KEITH  &  CO'S  AURANTINE, 

For  the  immediate  removal  of  Grease  and  other  Spots  from  Clothing,  &c. 
A  New  and  Delicioiis  Perfume  for  the  Handkerchief. 


C^  Physicians  and  others,  at  a  distance,  ordering  Goods  from  us,  can  depend  npon  having  their 
orders  filled  witli  the  same  regard  to  Quality  and  Price  as  though  obtained  in  person,  and  we  feel 
confident  of  giving  satisfaction  in  every  case. 


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ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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PALMER,  mm  ft  m. 


Nos.  19,  21,  23  and  25  FIBST  STREET, 

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MANUFACTURE  ALL.  KINDS  OF 


ZLX  .^  O  ZX  I  3>J  E3 

STEAM  ENGINES  &  QUARTZ  MILLS ; 

DUNBAR'S  IMPROVED 

Self-A^usting  Piston  Packing, 

Renuires  no  springs  or  sorews ;  is  always  steam- 
tight  ;  without  cxccHsivo  friction,  and  never  gets  slack 
or  leaky. 

WHEELEP.  &  RANDALL'S 

JfEW  aHIJfBEIl  AND  AMALGAMATOH, 

Hepburn  &  Peterson's  Amalgamator  and  Separator, 

TYLER'S    IMPROVED    WATER   WHEEL. 

Giving  the  greatest  power,  at  lower  cost,  than  any  Wheel  in  use.    There  arc  over  1,500  running. 

KNOX'S  IMPROVED  PATENT  AMALGAMATOR  &  SEPARATOR, 

With  Palmer's  Patent  Bteam  Chamber  or  Die. 

This  cut  rppro«Piit«  an  Amalitntnator  and 
Si'piirator  tlmt  hus  stood  tlic  test  of  ekiht 
TKAHS"  pnu'tlcal  workiiiK  In  tliogold  mines 
of  IJulltornln,  and  for  nearly  the  same  time 
In  the  8llver  mines  of  Nevudu,  having  been 
Introduced  Into  the  first  stenm  mills  built 
In  the  then  Terrltorv,  since  which  time  thev 
hiivc  been  sncceflsnilly  worklnR  uguinst  all 
competition.  The  great  advantaitui  these 
Amalgamators  have  over  any  others,  arc— 

1st.    Mt;<^H  LEMS  <?OgT. 

2il.  They  do  nut  "Hour"  the  mercury, 
and  collect  any  that  may  have  been  "  sick- 
ened "  In  the  battery  or  Krinders, 

Sd.  The  "  sloshlnij  "  motion  (tiven  to  the 
pulp  (by  the  revolution  of  the  muller  under 
the  stationary  fmme)  against  thcamalKani- 
Bted  copper  plates  that  arc  fastened  to  tho 
frame,  and  by  this  means  calchliit;  the  fine 
Rold  and  mercury  that  will  not  settle. 

4th.  The  Rate  lu  the  conn,  through  which 
tho  pulp  is  dIscharKcd,  f^om  the  top,  and 
wliere  there  Is  the  least  motion,  almost  pre- 
cluding the  possibility  of  any  granulated 


mercury  or  fine  gold  escaping. 

Tliere  are  over  SOO  of  them  in  use  in 
California  and  Xevada,  where  those  Inter- 
ested can  «cc  their  practical  worlilngs. 

Gbnuine  ^YMte  Iron  Stamp  8hoe» 
and-  Diet. 

Having  been  engaged  for  the  past  eight 
years  In  quartz  mining,  and  being  convers- 
ant with  ail  tho  improvements,  cither  in 
Mining  or  Milling,  we  are  prepared  to  fur- 
nish, at  tho  shortest  notice,  the  must  per- 
fect machinery  fbr  reducing  ores,  or  saving 
either  gold  or  silver. 


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OILS,  LAMPS  &  LAMP  STOCK 

REFINERS  AND  PACKERS  OF 

CALIFORNIA  PETROLEUM  &  LUBRICATING  OIL 


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We  call  the  special  attention  of  Engineers,  Millwrights  and  the  trade  generally, 
to  the  superior  quality  of  MACHINE  OIL  which  we  are  now  manufacturing,  and 
which  we  warrant  to  excel  all  other  Lubricating  Oils,  and  for  sale  at  lower  raies. 


Warehouse,  San^ple  Mooma  and  Office: 

121,   123   and  125    CALIFORNIA   STREET, 

Mefining  Works: 

N.E.  Comer  Chestnut  and  Taylor  Streets, 

gAS3    ^aAIHi3SilB®a 


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No.  33  Market  St.,  near  Stewart,  San  Francisco. 


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NEW  ROOFS  PUT  ON  AND  OLD  ONES  REPAIRED. 

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IT*  This  VarniBh  '..  prepared  reacts  for  use.    It  retains  its  lustre  and  will  not  &de.    After  trial  it  has 
proved  a  complete  success.   It  costs  less  and  lasts  longer  than  any  other  Faint  now  in  use  for  Yesscb. 
[P.  O.  Box  1970.] 


WXX«X.IAIffi   MoKIBBIIir, 

HOXJ8E8]VriTH, 

JVo.  43  FIB8T  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

IRON    RAILINGS,   IRON    STAIRS,   IRON    GRATINGS,  IRON 
SHUTTERS   AND    DOORS,    ETG.,   ETC. 


ADVBIlTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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VULCAN  IRON  WORKS  GO. 

ESTABLISHED,   1850. 

FIRST,  NATOMA,  FREMONT  AND  BEALE  ST8. 


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Boiler  Makers  and  Workers  in  Slieet  Iron,  Brass  and  Copper. 

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These  Works  have  lately  Iiecn  increased  by  the  addition  of  new  shops  on  Fremont  Street,  doubling 
the  capacity  of  the  orip;inal  establishment.  Their  facilities  for  turning  out  Machinery  promptly  and 
efficiently  are  now  unequalcd  in  the  State.  Their  Boiler  Works  have  also  been  enlarged  corres- 
pondingly. 

Stearasbip  and  Steamboat  Macbinery, 

RAILROAD   MACHINERY, 

LOCOMOTIVES,  OAR  TRUCKS,  CAR  WHEELS, 

FLOURINS  MILLS,  QnARTZ  MILLS,  Mkl  MILLS,  SAW  MILLS, 

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•  01.E    MABriTFAOTIJItBItS     OF 

Hepburn  and  Peterson's  Reducing  Pan  and  Amalgama- 
tor, Beath's  Amalgamator,  Hesse  S;  Moore's  Improved 
Howell  Quartz  Crusher,  Baux  Sf  Guiod's  Amalga- 
mator  and  Separator,  Jonval's  Improved  Water 

Wheel,  Stevens'  Piston  Packing  Mings. 

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Particular  attention  IfS  called  to  our 

References  can  be  given  to  Mills  and  Mines,  where  a  saving  of  from  thirty  to  fifty  per  cent,  of  fhel 

ha^  been  effected  over  other  Engines. 

IMPROVED    SAFETY    STORE    HOISTS, 

Fitted  with  Moore'B  Friotion  Fawl,  unequaled  for  safetv,  convenience  and  cheapness. 
The  Friction  Pawl  can  be  applied  to  existing  Hoist  ways  of  any  kind,  either  for  hoist- 
ing in  stores  or  in  mining  shafts. 

HESSE'S  CONTINUOUS  GBINDEB  AND  AMALGAMATOB, 

Capacity  10  tons  per  day. 

QUABTZ  STAMFEBS,  SHOES  and  DIES  of  a  New  Frooess  of  Oasting, 

Guaranteed  to  give  double  the  wear  of  the  nsnal  White  Iron  Shoes. 

They  have  also  a  large  assortment  of  Patterns  for  Pumping  and  Hoisting  Machinery,  Gearing, 
Pnllies,  Water  Mill  Irons,  Hydraulic  and  Screw  Presses,  Retorts,  Furnaces,  Grate  Bars,  House 
Fronts,  Ornamental  Fence  Posts  and  Paling,  Stove  Ranges,  etc.,  etc. 

QUARTZ  S0REKN2  OF  RUSSIA  IRON   PUNOHID  TO  ORDER. 


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NATHANIEL  GRAY, 


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SA.N    FRA^S^CISCO,    CA.IL.. 

THE  TRADE  SUPPLIED  WITH      . 

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AND 


EVERT  ARTICLE  IN  THE  LINE  ON  LIBERAL  TERMS. 


@Oi:.X3  A.G-ENT'   FOXl 

BAHBTOW^S 


a.  S.  KII.E.IP. 


EDHIJHD  WATHAar. 


KIUiIP  &,  NATHAN, 

Mil  %imi\ 


Known  as  the  "  RED  STABLES," 

Nos.  704, 706  &  708  COMMERCIAL  ST. 

Above  Kearny, 

SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL. 

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The  flneet  Teams  nnd  Saddle  Horses  can  bcliad  on  ronsonablc  terms. 

OABBIAQES  for  BalU  and  Parties  kept  constantly  on  handi 
BS^  Horses  Bought  ond  Sold.  |^~  Open  Pay  and  Night 


JAMES  M.  ALLENp 

No.  669  MARKET  STREET, 


SALE  STABLE, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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SWEETT  &  GABSBY, 

HOUSE,  SHIP,  SIGN  AND  OBNAMENTAL 


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Na  28  THIBD  ST.,  near  Market,  SAN  FBANGISGO,  GAL. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


JELLINEK  &  HABDENBUBGH, 

f OOD  TOMlLPJiOll  SAflEES. 

SPANISH   CEDAR  AND   MAPIE   LUMBER 

Constantly  nil  Imml  and  tiirsialc. 

A.'r.mt^^^  ZUJUVI/'ZIXi  f'^STS  ./kJO'SD  EK./»  X.aXTS'FZIZliS. 

Farticularattentlonpaldto  Archltcctaral  Work.    Allklndaof  Tiir nlngilono  to  order  ou  short  iioiico. 

No.  14  CALIFORNIA  STREET,  RETWEEN  DAVIS  AND  DRUMM, 

8A.N    FRANCISCO,    CA.11.. 


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No.  2   IKEAIIV    STRSETy 

Between  Market  and  Mission  Streets,  S.A.XT   f  ]R.A.£TOXSOO,  O.A.Xj. 

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A  large  assortment  of  Italian  Marbles  of  the  first 
quality  and  of  every  dimension,  imported  directly 
from  Italy,  for  sale  by 

BRIGNARDELLO  BROS. 


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Olii  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSIIfBSS     DIRECTORY. 

OTIS   la.   BRIDGES, 

mr.  p.  HOFFmAiur, 


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J.   F.   HUTTOnr, 


533    EEABNY   STREET,  COR.   SACRAMENTO, 

ROOMS    11   AND   19. 


"wx.  H.  ba»ox.i:y. 


n.  a.  TiLDBsr. 


BADGLEY  &   TILDEN, 

«0.  833  mmm  STEEETt  COHNEB  ^ACBAMENTO, 


SAN     FRANCISCO,    CAL, 


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HOAGLAND   &   NEWSOM, 


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S.  W.  OOR.  KEARNY  MJ)  SACRAMENTO  STS, 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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ALBANY  BREWERY, 

C.  gPREGEEIS  &  CO,  Fraprietnrs, 


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This  Establishment  has  been  enlarged  for  the  third  time  during  the  past  season,  and  now  pos- 
sesses facilities  unsurpassed  by  any  competition  for  the  production  of 

SUPERIOR  CREAM  ALiZ:, 

To  supply  the  increasing  demands  of  the  Fublic. 


.O'T^aEl.' 


XZO*    X80X. 


O^.     ^%^EIVA.It,I> 


COFFEE  AND  SPICE  STEAM  MILLS,  CREAM  TARTAR, 
O  .A.  Zj  X  X*  O  Zt.  Sa*  Z  U9L     ACT7Sa*.^XLI>, 

Manufactured  by  a  New  Procegg,  Warranted  Superior. 

Nos.  625  and  627  FRONT  STREET,  near  Pacific,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL 

Every  Package  bean  the  Signature  of  the  ICannfaotiirer.   Beware  of  Oonnterfeits* 


J.  m:.  JOHNSOJsr, 


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prrrsBUBe  coal  Hmme  comfant, 

(MOUNT   DIABLO) 

227  JACKSON  ST,  near  Battery,  SAN  FEANOISOO,  UAL. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  COAL  FOR  SALE. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Jf<yiBiJSf    XKTXJST'VlBiJEt, 

(ESTABLISHED   18533 

No.  208  Battery  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

IMPOUTER  AND  DEALER  IN 


Materials  for  Brewers,  Tanners  and  Soda  Manufacturers. 

J|@*  Orders  from  any  part  of  the  Pacific  Coast  promptly  attended  to. 


L.  CHASSAGNE  &  M.  DENAVEAUX, 

BuooesBors  to  A.  B.  FAVBB, 

IMPOBTEBS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALEB3   IK 


IQIU0ES 


605  FRONT   STREXST^ 

SAX  FRANCISCO,    CAL, 


A..    EBERHA-IiT, 

SrCCESSOB  TO  B.  D.  W^ILfSOW  <k  HOIT, 


WUULKSALE  DKALEU  IN 


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Agent  foi  Jie  sale  of  B.  D.  Wilson's  Wines  from  the 
MISSION  SAN  GABRIEL,  LOS  ANGELES  COUNTY. 

DGpot»S.  XS.  Cor.  First  A  Market  Stsi 

SA.1V    FK.ANCISCO,    CAT^. 


Nos.  210  and  212  PACIFIC  STREET, 

Between  Front  and  Battery,  SAST  IPIBiilffOIIiSlSDj,   OBMio 


JOHN  McMAXUS, 


PBOBBIETOB, 


Gk)od  Accommodations  for  Families  or  Single  Gentlemen.    Board  and  Lodging  by 

the  Week,  Day  or  HeaL 

PRICES    OF    SO  Alio  t 

Board,  per  Week $4.00 

Board  and  XjodglnR,  per  Day 1.00 

Board  and  Ijodginff,  per  Week 6.00 

An  UmnlhU8  attends  each  Boat  to  convey  Patscngcn  and  Baggage  to  the  Hoase,  fVeo  of  charge. 


ADVBRTISINO    DEPARTMENT. 


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DUTTON  «  nnoEiiirsMp 


DEALERS   IN 


PIER  7  STEWART  STREET, 

SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


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Comer  of  Mission  and  Fremont  Streets, 

MAHijim,  zocoMoi'iYE,  ^xf)  cizz  a-Ij\i>s  of  high 

S^nESSUStJB   ST£HM  SOIZEItS   MA7)E. 

The  Proprietor  Imports  Ills  own  C.  II.  nnil  B.  Iron  ncross  llio  latlimn-,  and  TnbOB  of 
every  olzc.  Other  parties  inn  never  liloekiidetlie  uinrket.  lie  lias  iiiailiMiiiinirenicnts 
with  the  best  houses  In  the  Kiist  tofliriilsh  hhn  wltheverylhiiiK  hi  the  shape  of  I  run  ho 
wants.  All  Hollers  Kuarniitccd  nnd  tested  h.v  r.  .>*.  Holler  liispeetor  lnlnre  they  are 
suit  out  of  the  shop,  at  shop  expense.  All  kinds  of  Sheet  Iron  and  Water  I'lpc,  C'oul 
Oil  Stills,Wruught  Iruii  Wonus,cte„inauufacturc(l  tuordcr.    Oli>  lluri.kiis  kki'Aikei). 

D.  CAMKKOar. 

K.  B.— Mr.  Cameron  nas  been  In  this  business  In  San  Francisco  for  17  years. 


PATTERN  &  MODEL  MAKER, 

28  FREMONT  STREET,  OVER  CITY  FOUNDRY, 


SAN  FRANCISCO  PIONEER  SCREEN  WORKS, 

BEMOVED  TO  VULCAN  IRON  WORKS, 

SAN     FBANCISOO,     OAL. 

I  am  now  prepared  to  fill  orders  for  Flour  and  Rice  Mill  Screens, 
Smut  and  Cem,ent  Screens,  and  Screens  of  all  kinds  made  from  all 
qualities  of  Materials  and  to  any  extent  that  may  he  required. 

Orders  solicited  and  promptly  attended  to. 

JOHN   "W.  QXJICK,  BCanufaotnror. 


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NILE  &  DURNEY, 


SJLH  ¥ai.HGISCO, 


JL0TUEEBii 


OF  ajzjT^  iki^tds  of 


Looking  Glass,  Portrait,  Picture, 


MB  frnmBmAfM 


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OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS, 

Cornices,  Pier,  Center  Tables,  &c.,  &c. 


Have  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing  the  above  by 
improved  machinery  at  their 


COE.  OF  CHESTNUT  AND  TAYLOR  STEEETS, 


ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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THE    BEST   AMALGAMATOR   IN    USE. 


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ELEPHANT,  TANNERS',  NEATSFOOT, 

Machinery  and  otl&er  Oils^ 

The  best  QUALITY  and  Cheapest  Bates, 


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OUTTA  PEBCHA  BELTINO,  all  sizes,  at  half  the  usual  prices,  to  close  out  the  lot 
Also,  Agents  for  MoKEE'S  CELEBRATED  BOILER   FLUID,  for  removing 
Scale  from  Boilers. 

C    H.    H^KRISOIV, 

Send  for  Circulars.  617  Front  Street,  San  Francisco. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


OAIiIiAOBAN, 

MANUFACTUREB   OF 

BillllirS  YMSf  PO  WBIM, 

CREAM  TARTAR,  SODA  AND  SAL^RATUS, 


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SAN    FRA.N0If90O.  OAX.. 

D.  OAIJiAaHAN.  Proprietor. 


ODD  FELLOWS'  AND  MASONIC  CLOTHING  AND  FDRNISHING  EMPORIUM, 

No.  5  Hamnio  Temple,  Montgomery  Street,  Sui  Tranoiioo,  CaL 

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irOBOKOSS  continues  to  manufhcture  and  ftirniih  CltOTniVO  and  KEAAI.IA  of  every  description 
for  Encampments,  Degree  and  Subordinate  Lodges,  Blue  Lodges,  Chapters,  CounolU  and  Commandorlei,  and  Invites 
the  attention  of  the  Brotherhood  to  bis  samples  nf  work  for  the  dtfTerent  branches  of  the  Order,  which,  fbr  quality  of 
material,  superior  workmansliip,  and  low  price,  cannot  be  equaled  by  any  other  House  on  the  Paclflc  Coast. 

Manufacturers  and  importers  of  BIliK  and  BITimSO  FI.AOS>  BAWSSIKS,  MII^ITAKY  and 
ITAV  All  OOOD8,  and  EMBBOIDEBIES,  of  every  description,  constantly  on  hand.  SOBOBOWii 
No.  3  Montgomery  Street. 

PACIFIC  FBIMOE,  COBB.  TASSlil.  AVB  BDTTOV  FACTOBY.  Every  descrlpUon  of 
Ladles'  Dress  Trimmings  on  hand  and  made  to  order  at 

93*0X1.0X1.000', 

9IO.  S  HOITTeOHEB'r  STBEET,  BAV   FBAITCIBCO,  OAI.. 


"  IMttt  over  due  beeotne  doubl/Ul  by  delay,'* 

614  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

VOTES,  DBAFTS  AIVB  OTEB-BUE  ACCOVSTTS  promptly  recovered  and  proceeds  returned 
THE  DAY  I'AYMKNT  I.S  KKCEIVED.    Corrcupondcntawillbemily advisodlnregardtoclainusentmeforcoUeotion. 

Suitn  cnniluctod  in  nil  the  Courtii  of  the  State,  with  tlie  aiil  of  a  thoroughly  qnalifled  Attorney. 

rarticuliir  nttentlon  kIvcii  to  imlobtedncsa  duo  by  incorpurated  companies. 

lienta  cullcctcd,  and  City,  County  and  State  Taxes  paid  in  San  Francisco  for  non-residents. 

Commissions  of  ii  contldcntial  nature  prudently  consummated.    Liabilities  compromised. 

Copies  of  Titles,  Wills,  Mortgages,  and  all  other  Kecords  ohtaincd. 

CHABAES   MOBEBATE. 

Persons  in  tho  Countr)'  requiring  a  corrcspondcut  In  San  Francisco  may  rely  that  all  business  intrusted  to  me  will 
receive  careful  and  personal  prompt  attention. 

JOHH  HoOOHBE,  San  Franoiioo,  CaL 

BEFEBESrCES-Mcssrs.  WEAVER,  WOOSTER  A  CO.,  MerchanU;    Messrs.  CASTLE  BROTHERS,  Her- 
chanU;   HALL  .t  (J.  MCALLISTER,  Attorneys. 


511  Front  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

IMPOBTBB  ABTB  Wfl[OI.niAI.E  BBAXEB  VS 

PDBE  BOUBBOH  &  ETE  WHMT, 

ALE,  POHTEE.  AFB  CIDER. 

Always  on  hand  a  large  Stock,  ready  for  shipping  at  shortest  notice. 
Orders  from  the  Country  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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M.  UIiIaBSAllirN  A  CO. 

IMPOBTBB8  AKB  DBAIiBBB  IN 

BEAVER,   BROADCLOTH,   GASSIMERE, 

hm  TAILOHS*  THIMMIKGS, 
628  S^CRj^MENTO  STREET, 

(Itetwoon  Montgomery  and  Kowny  Streets) 


mow  BMB  nmrnm  maeei, 

IVo.    3ie    BATTERY    STREET, 

Second  Door  North  of  Commercial,  ^^SS  S^IE^^SfOS^SD,   ©^3i» 


GENTLEMEN'S  BOOTS  MADE  TO  ORDER, 

At  »hort  tuttiee,  and  ffuaranteed  to  fit. 


SUSTAIN   HOME    INDUSTRY  t 

p.    B.    COMIIVS    Sc    C^O. 

PIONEER   BRUSH  FACTORY, 

417  Mission  Street,  up  stairs,  San  Francisco,  CaL 

Are  in«nuf«otuiinir  nruatiM  of  all  kind*  flrom  Brintles,  Hair,  Amain,  or  Soap  Root,&c. 
I'artldilar  attpiition  to  urdor  work.  AU  urdors  promptly  fllled.nnil  work  giiarauteed. 
The  trade  supplied  at  Kasterii  rates.  Our  motto  is  Good  Wohk  and  tulr  prices.  Xho 
public  arc  respcctftiUy  Invited  to  call  and  sec  us. 

EUPECIAli  IVOTICE.— Ilutohers  and  Fanners  are  requested  to  save  all  their  Bristles,  Horses'  Manes  and 
Tails,  for  which  wo  will  pay  the  highest  price  In  cash  upon  receipt  at  our  Factory.    Address, 

P.  B.  COM  INS  &  CO.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


tT.  H.  -WUXTK. 


■WX.  STRISOEB. 


J.   H.  ^V^HITE   &   CO. 

No.  109  COMMERCIAL  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

UANCFACTDBBRS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

A  SUPEBIOB  QVAUTT  OF  MACHIHE  OILS 


AND 


Warranted  nneqiiallcd  by  anything  of  the  kind  yet  ofiered  for  sale  in  this  market. 


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CASH  CAPITAL,       - 
SURPLUS,  JULY  1,  - 


$750,000  00 
363,862  82 


CASH  ASSETS,    -      -      -      $1,113,862  82 
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The  Pacific  Insurance  Company  having  arranged  with  Messrs.  Bigelow  &  Brother  for  the  transfer 
of  the  business  of  the  Fire  Insurance  Companies  lately  represented  by  them,  is  now  prepared  to 
oiFer  to  all  parties  formerly  insured  by  said  Companies,  equally  good  terms,  and  prompt  payment  of 
losses  in  United  States  gold  coin. 

Mr.  H.  H.  BIGELOW  will  be  the  General  Agent  of  this  Company  Arom  this  date. 


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San  Fbancisco  : 
IiOUli  McLanc, 
W.  C.  Balaton, 
A.  L.  Tubba, 
Wm.  Alvord, 
A.  J.  Ralston, 
Jonathan  Hunt, 
A.  B.  Forbea, 
A.  O.  Stllea, 
A.  Seligman, 
L.  B.  Bcnchl«y, 
Wm.  Khermao, 
h.  Sachi, 


Jaa.  I>e  Fremery, 
J.  O.  Bra}-, 
J.  B.  Newton, 
David  Stem, 
D.  O.  Mills, 
J.  G.  KelluKg, 
O.  H.  Howard, 
Moses  Heller. 
H.  M.  Newhdl, 
O.  T.  Lawtun, 
Edward  Martin, 
Ci.a<.  Mayne, 
MoBu  i!:iUs, 


£.  L.  Goldstein, 
W.  T.  t'olcman, 
J.  O.  Earl, 
Lloyd  Tevis, 
Geo.  W.  Beaver, 
Adam  Grant, 
Alphens  Bull, 
B.  M.  WUson, 
D.  J.  Oliver, 
W.  Scholle, 
Morton  Cheesman, 
U,  Hanssman, 
D.  W.  C.  Klce, 


Oliver  Eldridge, 
£.  \V.  Leonard, 
8.  Stcinhart, 
P.  L.  Weaver, 
Wm.  Hooper, 
Alfred  Borcl, 
A.  Hayward, 
T.  L.  Barker, 
Alex.  WeUI, 
Chas.  Meyer, 
J.  D.  Fry, 
M.  Rosenbaum, 
H.  H.  Bigelow, 
T.  Lemmcn  Meyer. 


Sacramemto  : 
Edgar  Mills, 
G.  W.  Mowe, 
C.  T.  Whcelor. 

Makysvilu: 
J.  H.  Jewctt 

Stocktoh : 
T.  B.  Anthony, 

POBTLASU,  DkBOOK  I 
W.  S.  Ladd, 
Jacob  Kamm. 

ViBGitiiA,  Vbvada: 
Wm.  Sbaron. 


JONA.  HUNT,  President.  J.  M.  SHOTWELL,  Secretary. 

H.  H.  BIOELOW,  General  Agent.       0.  A.  LATON,  Marine  Seoretaiy. 
T.  0.  GBANT  and  J.  E.  BIQELOW,  Local  Agents. 


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STERETT  &   GUBERY, 

S33  OImAY  street, 


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Every  description  of  BOOK,  CARD,  PLAIN  and  FANCY  JOB  PRINTING  promptly 
and  accurately  execated,  at  reasonable  rates. 


THOm.  IV.  OJLZiVEA.XJ, 

iDSDiioicB  BMer  &  Aister  of  Hn  Losseii  M  Areraps. 

♦    »t^^    n     > 

MARITIME  AND  ALL  COMMERCIAL  WRITINGS  AND  DOCUMENTS  DRAWN. 

Consultations  upon  all  Insurance  and  Maritime  Subjects. 

OFFICE,  436  CALIFORNIA  STREET,  NEAR  MONTOOMERT, 

FULTON  FOmYAND  IRON  Wm. 

miSrCKLEY  &    CO. 

MANUFAOTURBRS  OP 

QUARTZ,  FLOUR  AND  SAW  MILLS, 
MININOMACHIirERT,  AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  IRON  AND  BRASS  CASTINGS, 

45,  47  AND  49  FIRST  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Between  Market  aiid  Mtulon, 


THOMAS    THOinSOIV, 


ASD 


Mannfaoturer  of  all  Machinery  appertainiDg  to  Well-Boring. 

OFFICE  28  THIRD  STREET,  AND  RESIDENCE  262  CLEMENTINA  STREET, 

SAN   FKANOISOO,   OAL. 

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All  Orders  from  the  City  or  Country  promptly  attended  to. 
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PACiriO     COAST     BUSINBSS     DIBBOTORT. 


This  favorite  place  of  resort,  situate  in  San  Mateo  County,  has  been  neatly 
fitted  up  for  the  accommodation  of 

INVALIDS,  FAMILIES  AND  VISITORS, 

And  now  presents  one  of  the  roost  pleasant  spots  in  the  State  for  a  few  days' 
sojourn  away  from  the  noise  and  dust  of  the  City.     Located  about 

FOUR   MILES  FROM  THE  SAN   MATEO  STATION, 

About  twenty-four  miles  from  this  City,  with  an  excellent  road  for  traveling  by 
Buggy  and  Horseback,  it  is  convenient  of  access.  Surrounded  with  some  of  the 
noblest  Oak  Groves  in  the  State,  with  a  fine  Trout  Stream  running  around  the 
Grounds,  with  the  finest  climate  in  the  world,  it  offers  great  inducements  to  those 
who  require  recreation  with  but  brief  time  for  its  enjoyment.  The  fare  to  and 
back,  by  Railroad,  only  one  dollar,  from  Saturday  night  until  Monday. 

M.  KElfflffY^ 


G.     A     W.    SlffOOK^ 


AND 

TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET-IRON  WORKERS, 

No.  806  Montgomery  Street,  North  of  Jackson,  San  Francisco,  Cat. 

HOUSE  FTAJ-BflTtnSG  HVf  ikl^lL.  ITS  BRA-IVCHX^S. 

TOBOB  FUMF8  PUT  UP,  AND  OLD  OITZB  KBPAIRED. 


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Uy    A  (rood  UDortment  of  Pumpa,  Lead  Pine,  Rtores  and  Tinware  of  every  variety,  constantly  on  hand 
s  at  the  lowest  prlcea.   TIN  ROOt  IKU  and  all  kinds  of  Jobbing  done  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  In  the  best  i 


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DUNBAR    AIiIiET, 

BBAB  OP  OITT  HALL,  SAN   FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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No.  303  IVIontgomet7  Street, 

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THE  FINEST  AND  LARGEST  ASSORTMENT  OF 

PARLOR, 

KITCHEN, 

MANTLE,  '        '         •        •  .    ^;  • 

OFFICE, 

CHURCH, 

TOWN, 

GI«OCKS    AND     REGUIiATORSy 

I  Of  American,  Oertnan,  and  French  Manufacture, 


PIONEER    ENGRA¥ER, 

(ESTABLISHED,  1849) 

621  ^w^^sHiisraTOisr  street. 


OFFICIAL    SEALS,   STAMPS    AND    STEEL    PUNCHES, 

Engraved  at  Short  Notice  and  in  worl(manlil(e  manner. 


W.    KOOSBR 


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North-West  Corner  Montgomery  and  Washington  Streets, 

XtOOX^    ^TO.    538,    ^T3C:OI3:A.3^TG^B    BTTIXiZDIXTGh, 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


WHL  SHSRMAN  A  GO. 


MANUFACTUUEB8   AND    IMPORTERS    CF 


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Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  Trunks  and  Valises. 

»■■  — 

WE  ARE  BECEIVING  BY  EVERY  STEAMER 

SUPERIOR  AND  MEDIUM  CLOTHING  OF  OUR  OWN  MANUFACTURE 

ALL  OF  WUICH  WB  WARBANT  TO  BE  OF  THE  HOST  SUPERIOR  MAKE. 

*  ^**  » 

Always  in  Store  a  Large  Assortment  of  '  ' 

SOLE    LEi^^THER     TRUIS^KS, 

LADIES'  FRENCH  TEAVELINa  TRUNKS,  VALISES  &  SACKS 

Of  Xivery  Description. 
q;^  Orders  for  CUSTOM  CLOTHING  will  receive  our  most  careful  and  prompt  attention. 

]Vos.    41S   and    414    SA.IVS03f:    STK,EET, 

SOVTH-XAST    COXNEM    OF    COMatEHCIAL. 


D.  E.  APPLETON  &  CO. 

DIRECT    IMPORTERS   OF 


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JONATHAN 


[TBADB  MARK.] 


CROOKE'S 


POCKET    GUTLiERYy 

STATIOI^EEf,   FANCY   ©0€)3)S   AND   OOL®   FENS, 

MAJnTFAOTUREBB    AND    JOBBEB8    OF    VALBiraiNES, 
SOS  HOirreOMEBY  btkeet,  sait   fkaivcibco. 


ixrin.  IS.  laoomis, 

B.  E.  OOB.  WASHINOTOir  AND  8AH80H  8T8.,  BAIT  FRAN0I8U0,  OAL 
D:^  Subscriptions  received  for  Periodicals  published  in  any  part  of  the  World, 

THE  LEADING  PAPERS  AND  MAGAZINES, 

AMMO, 

STATIONERY,  CUTLERY,  COLD  PENS,  ETC., 

Alwkyi  on  hand. 
COUNTRY     OnOESIiS     mOMPTriY     AXTJENUEr*     TO. 


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Established  in  1 854,  and  the  ONLY  OPPOSITION. 


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J.  STRATMAN, 


SAN  FBANCISCO,  CAL. 

Opposition  Conrtei !   Comparison  Invilei !   Coipetition  DefieJ ! 

NOW  IS  YOUR  TIME  TO  SUBSCRIBE  FOR 

ATLANTIC  PERIODICALS. 

SPECIAL  AGENT  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  COAST  OF  ALL  OF 


Oomprising  the  " niustrated  News,"  the  "Chimney  Oomer,"  "lUuBtrated  Zeitung," 
"Budget  of  Fun,"  "Family  Mogasine,"  and  the  "New  Monthly." 


the 


Special  Editions  for  the  Pacific  Coast  of  the  "Illustrated  Family 

Alrtharuic,"  "Ladies'  Illustrated  Almanac,"  "Comic  Illustrated 

Almanac,"  and  the  "  Tribune  Alm,anac." 

10,000  different  kinds  and  subjects  of  CARD  PICTURES,  Plain  and  Colored.    FLAGS,  Silk  and 

Buntinfir,  all  Sizes  and  Prices.    A  complete  assortment  of  MILITARY  BOOKS.    NEW 

NOVELS  by  all  the  best  authors.    A  complete  assortment  on  hand  of  all  kinds  of 

D;^  Attention  is  called  to  my  extensive  catalogue  of  American  and  Foreign  Periodicals,  for 
which  I  receive  subscriptions.  Permanent  arrangements  having  been  mnde  by  the  United  States 
Oovemment  for  the  carrying  of  the  Mails  from  the  Atlantic  States  by  steamer  three  times  a 
month,  I  am  enabled  to  receive  subscriptions  at  a  much  lower  rate  than  formerly.  The  same  care 
and  attention  will  be  paid  to  the  forwarding  of  all  packages,  for  which  this  establishment  has 
gained  such  an  enviable  reputation  throughout  the  Pacific  Coast. 

By  special  arrangements  with  the  Publishers,  I  am  able  to  receive  later  dates  of  the  LEDGER, 
and  other  STORY  Papers,  in  advance  of  other  News  Agents  on  the  Pacific  Coast ;  and  also,  with 
the  Tribune  Publishing  Co.,  I  receive  the  Tribune  Almanac  a  month  in  advance  of  other  dealers. 

If  I  am  running  out  of  business  all  other  News  Dealers  in  this  city,  I  can't  help  it.  I  can, 
and  I  will  sell  cheaper  than  any  other  house  in  this  city. 

Any  Newspaper,  Magazine,  or  Review  not  mentioned  in  my  published  catalogue,  will  be 
furnished  to  order.  Orders  for  Books,  Music,  Cards,  Card  Pictures,  and  Fancy  Articles,  etc.,  filled 
promptly  at  the  lowest  rates.     Subscriptions  payable  invariably  in  advance. 

And  remember,  I  make  good  all  copies  lost  by  Mail.  Money  at  my  risk,  if  in  Registered 
Letters. 

Wholesale  Country  Agent  for  the  Spirit  of  the  Times,  Police  Gazette,  and  SUNDAY 
MERCURY. 

D:^  Subscriptions  received  for  all  the  San  Francisco  Dailies  and  Weeklies  at  Publishers'  Prices. 
Addi-ess  J,  STBATMAlf,  News  Agent,  No.  506  Washington  Street,  near  comer  of 
Sansom,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

D3^  Send  for  cafalogne.  Any  work  referrbd  to  therein  will  be  sent  to  any  place,  A^e  of 
postage,  on  receipt  of  price. 

tt^  Send  Cash  Orders  to  JOHN  STRATMAN,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTOKT. 


ISANBATTA 


OF   NETST   yore:. 


INCORPORAXEO 


1881. 


GAPITALi        .        .        -        $1400^000. 

Deposited  in  the  Banl<  of  California,  as  additional  security  to  Policy  Holr'ers,  $76,000. 

FIRE    AND     MARINE    RISKS 

Taken  at  as  Low  Rates  as  by  any  other  Responsible  Company. 

VMi  iflASfiQj^vMS!  iiasisn&jiLSKBi  (UDSsmPMrsr, 

From  and  after  this  date,  has  absolved  itself  from  everj  obligation  as  to  rates  npon  Fire  Risks,  and 
is  now  prepared  to  issue  Policies  upon  thb  most  rbabonable  tbrhs  consistent  with  security  and 
safety. 

H-    B.   S^VAIIV  &.    CO. 

OBSTBBAIi  AOBNTS  FOB  OAIiIFOBNIA. 

206  Front  l?treet,  Cor.  California,  San  Francisco. 


VBANE  O.  SNOW. 


JOSEPH  Rooa. 


SNOITir  A  ROOS^ 

Importers  and  Manufacturers  of 


Frames,  Mouldings  and  Artists'  Materials, 

£28  SAN80H  ST.,  427  WASHINGTON  ST.,  and 
!19  MONTGOMERY  ST.  (Russ  Block), 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

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Carving,  Gilding  and  rc-O.ildlntr.     Picture  Cord,  Tassels, 
NalU,  Etc. 


J.  H.  BLOOD, 

ooxt£X>czsszox<rsx%, 
JVb.  24  Montgomery  Block, 


J9u«ineM  trantaeted  in  ihe  EngUth,  JVenofc 
and  SpanUh  Language!, 


E.  T.  PECK. 


C.  O.  TVJBHEB. 


PECK  &,  TURNBR, 

( Successors  to  J.  B.  STEWART  &  CO. ) 

GOMMISSIQH  MERGKAnXS 

AND  WHOI.B8AIJ!  SmAIiBBS  VX 

GROCERIES   AND    PROVISIONS, 

North-East  Comer  California  and  Battery  Streets, 
SAN   FRANCISCO, 


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Ai>VERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


A^ivE.  sohm:olz, 

MATHEMATICAL 


IJKoiiiuAtlSni   lIlAlilSiil. 


Transits,     ^  ; 
Theodolites, 
Solar  Compasses, 
Y  Leveling  Instruments, 
Leveling  Staves, 
Compasses, 
Mountain  Barometers, 
Distance  Rods, 
Chains, 
Meridian  Transits, 
Bullion  Balances, 
Assaying  Scales, 
;        Etc.,  Etc. 


REPAIRS  EXECUTED  IN  THE  BEST  MANNER. 


No.    420    MONTQOMEET   STREET, 

SAN     FRANCISCO. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


DANIEL  T.  MURl'UY.  ADAM  OKANT.  THOMAS  BREEZE.  JOHN  DEANE. 

MURPHY,  GRANT  &  CO. 

(Suooeaaors  to  BUaBNl!  KEUliY  &  OO.) 
IMPOBTEBS  OP 

F0BEI6H  &  OOHESnC  DRY  GOODS 

COR.  SANSOM  AND  BUSH  STREETS, 


IP.   F.  I.OXJQHEA.N^  &  CO. 

IMPOKXEHS  AlTD  tlOBBEItS  OF 


OIL   CLOTHS,    MATTING, 

ItTTCa-S,    ST-A.IS.    XtOX>S,    ETC.,    EXC. 

SANSOM  STREET,  near  Gor.  Bush,  S  MS  FBANGISOO,  GAL. 


ADELSDORFER  BROTHERS, 

IMFOBTBBS   OF 

American,  German,  English  and  French 


COMPLETE  ASSORTMENT  OF  FANCY  GOODS,  HOSIERY, 

Silk  ©siLTSLt@«  Mmh  Wimt  ^Mrmt, 

Furnishing  Goods,  Towels,  Vienna  Matches,   Pipes,  Playing  Cards, 

Stationery,  Pocket  and  Table  Cutlery, 

Gomiis  aad  Brt&slies,  Musical  kstrume&ts,  Perfnmery, 


AJSriD 


No.  2  CUSTOM  HOUSE  BLOCK, 

Corner   of  Sansom   and   Sacramento   StreetSf 


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ADVBRTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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J.  ISAAC. 


H.  KOBITSCHKCK. 


or.  xisjOljOuC  «fts  oo. 


IMPORTERS   OF 


PLAYING  CARDS,  BLANK  BOOKS,  WRITING  AND  WRAPPING  PAPERS, 
TVo.    5513    S^IVSOAi:    STK-EET, 

j  Comer  Merchant,  MS  WlMSm^mg  (SMia 

A  Large  Assortment  of  Essences  and  Oils,  for  Liquors,  and  Liqnor  Laliels  constantly  on  hand. 


"W.  W.  MII.I.ER. 


a.  F.  HAIiET. 


Eli^iRS  ilEl^li  niliL 


Conatantlv  on  hand  and  made  to  order 


Sask,  BlinAs,  Doors,  Franies,  M\m,  Moldings, 


FILASTEBS,  BEADS,  0A8INQB,  PANEL  WOBK,  BASE  H0LDIN08. 

I  every  dcscrlntlnn  of  In!>ldc  Fiiiliih.    HR ACKKT  and  SCKOT^T.  HAIVIB 

Also,  WOOn  TURMIIIIO,  In  all  its  branches,  dune  with  disiwtch. 


MILLER  &  HALEY,  Proprietors, 


29  Fremont  Street,  near  Market,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

jy  COrNTRY  OUnER?  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


PIONEER  LAMP  STORE 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


XS. erosexxe   011» 

AND   IMPORTER   OF 

OFFICE   AND   STORE,   512   SANSOM   STREET, 

Comer  of  Merohant,  SA.7f   FRA.NCI@CO»   CAJli, 

CAMPHENE   MANUFACTURED   FOR   THE   TRADE. 


J.     P  IN  E  T, 


WHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL 


nKJkh>K 


llilt^d&JU»i 


DEPOT,  Nos.  14  &  16  FEEMONT  STREET, 

VKXT  TO  TREAniTEU:.  A  CO. 

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(23  CO 


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PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIBBOTORT. 


HARVEY  M.  LOCKWOOD  &  CO. 

"Wbolesale   and '  Itetall  I>ealera  In 

GENTS',  BOYSS  AND   CHILDREN'S 


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Purnishing    Goods, 


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(Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny  Streets,) 

SAN     FRA-ilSr  CISCO. 


JACOB  SHZsmr, 

PI0HEEE  PHOTOCrRAPHER 

(Late  of  315  Montgomery  Street,) 

Removed  to  612  CLAY  STREET,  North  side, 

Four  doors  above  Montgomery 9AN  FRANCSBSOi^o  CAL. 

Takes  the  moBt  euperior  Cartes  de  Visltc,  sharp  and  dear,  and  Photographs  of  all  kinds  and  sizes.  Greatly 
reduced  rent,  enables  him  to  establish  his  prices  about  twenty -five  percent  l>elow  the  Montgomery  Street  Gal- 
leries, and  e<iually  as  lo  w  as  the  most  inferior  establishments  in  other  parts  of  the  city.  At  the  same  time  none 
but  the  best  of  work  will  be  produced,  and  the  greatest  pains  taken  to  give  entire  satisfaction. 


PIONEER  PRESS  PRINTINe  OmCE. 


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North-East  Oomer  Olay  and  Montgomeiy  Streets, 


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Every  description  of  BOOK,  JOB  AND  CARD  PRINTING,  correctly  and  expeditiously  ex- 
ecated,  at  reasonable  rates. 


ADVBRTISINO    DEPARTMENT. 


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BANK  EXCHANGE, 

GEORGE   F.  PARKER, 
mofiTQOinfiiiY  atotHt      r 

South-East  Corner  Montgomery  and  Washington  Streets. 


f^..i'"^  Hz  <f~'''''' 


THE     BANK     EXCHANG 

Contains  the  most  Magnificently  Furnished  and  most  Commodious 

BILLIARD    room: 

IN  TIE  imiTEI  STATES,  mcil  IS  SUPFUED  VITH  TEN  OF      - 

PHELAN'S    BEST    TABLES, 

A  BAR,  at  which  the  choieett 


Of  8DP{BI0R  VISTAGI  m  soU,  being  Imported  dirtet  bj  the  Proprietor.    And  i  Wkoltsalo 

WIl^S  KWh  LX01OFOR  ST0R3B, 

Whert  Ciutoinert  eti  be  supplied  by  the  Boitk,  Dtnjjolin  or  Flukige,  if  itf lirti 
29^^  The  Proprietor  also  feels  a  pleasure  in  stating  that  he  is  the 

SOLE  AOEHT  FOB  THE  PAOIFIO  COAST  FOB  THE  OELEBBATED 

J.  H.  CUTTER'S  OLD  BOURBON  WHISKY. 

GTXy,   jr,    PARKX3R. 


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AlOBRIOAir  BZOBANOB, 

Oomer  of  Sansom  and  Halleck  Streets, 

SAN     FRANCISCO. 

Pire-Proof— 200  Hooms,  all  Hard-Finished— Well 
Ventilated  and  Nioely  Furnished. 

The  most  comfortable  and  homelike  Hotel  in  the  State,  where  every  want  is  an- 
ticipated and  cheerfully  supplied. 

Board  from  $1.50  to  $2.00  per  day. 

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The  AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  OGAOH  with  BED  LIGHTS, 

will  always  be  in  readiness  to  convey  passengers  to  the  Hotel  free  of  charge. 

TIMOTHY  SAKGENT,  Proprietor. 

(SnccEsaoRs  to  Jab.  Fiielan  and  McAban  &  Codt,) 
IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  m 

ISTos.  QOO  and  203  Front  Street, 

N,  E.  Corner  California  and  Front  Streets, 

MORRIS     SPZSYZSRy 

No.  526  Washington  Street,  San  Francisco. 

@0]L.X3   A.G-ENT   FOR 

SUOENE  GBEGOIBE  &  CO.'S Cognac  Brandies. 

J.  D.  CASTILLO  SAZEBAC  &;  CO.'S do. 

E.  LAGABDEA;  CO.'S do. 

LEG'EB  FBEBES' do. 

J.  GOEBG  ft  CO.'S Champagne,  La  Ferle. 

C.  CHATELAIN  DE  MONTIGNY  &  CO.'S Champagne. 

KOCH  FILS  ft  BUMILLEB'S do.. 

NUGUE  BICHABD'S Vermouth. 

BICHABD  ft  MULLEB'S Kiraohwasser. 


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BRITTON  &  REY, 


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J^XtTt 


533   COMMERCIAL.  STREET, 


IN  ALL  THEIR  BKANOHES. 


O.  A.  nicNUIiTT, 


AND 


COLLECTOR  OF  CUSTOM  HOUSE  CLAIMS, 

Bepresented  by  an  active  and  reliable  Business  Oorrespondent  at 
WASHINGTON.   D.  C. 

OflBce,  Nos.  19  and  20,  Third  Story,  Merchants'  Exchange, 


B.A.XXSZI.' 


SXREEO?. 


Messrs.  Macondray  &  Co. 

"       Falkner,  Bell  &  Co. 

"        C.  A.  Low  &  Co. 

"        Barron  &  Co. 

"       Koopmanschap  &  Co. 

"        Lazard  Fr^res. 

"        Parrott  &  Co. 
Capt.  Oliver  Eldridge,  Ag't  F.  M.  S.S.  Co. 


REFERS    TO 

Messrs.  R.  Feuerstein  &  Co. 

."        Cross  &  Co. 

"       Rodgers,  Meyer  &  Co. 

"       Alsop  &  Co. 
B.  E.  Auger,  Esq. 
Morris  Speyer,  Esq. 
Chas.  E.  McLane,  Esq., 

Ag't  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIHECTORT. 


THE  EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 

MUTUA^L. 

ASSETS-TWO  AND    THEEE-QUARTERS  MILLIONS. 
Income  for  1866— Two  Millions. 


KINDS   OF   POLICIES. 

Policies  will  be  issued,  assnring  any  amoont  between  $250  and  $25,000. 

For   Life. 
For  a   Term   of  Years— One   or   More. 

On  the  Endowment  Frinoiple,  payable  when  the  assored  attains  a  certain  a|^ ;  or  at 
death,  Bhuiild  ho  die  liitoru.  This  kind  of  Policy  is  rapidly  paining  favor  with  the  public,  as  it 
makes  provision  liotli  for  one's  self  in  old  age,  and  also  for  one  s  family  in  case  of  curly  death. 

On  Joint  Lives,   payable  at  the  death  of  the  first  of  two  or  more  persons. 

On   SurTivorship,  payable  to  a  party  named,  in  case  he  survive  another.  * 

And,  in  a  word,  all  Contingencies  of  Life,  that  can  be  calculated,  will,  if  practicable, 
be  provided  for  by  the  Society. 

POLICIES   WILL   BE   ISSUED, 

In  favor  of  the  Person  whose  Life  is  assured,  transferable  by  assignment,  and 
payable  to  himself,  his  heirs,  executors,  or  assigns. 

In  fftVOr  of  Another,  transferable  and  payable  as  above. 
In  favor  of  any  Person  as  Trustee  for  Others. 

In  favor  of  a  Wife  and  payable  to  her ;  or,  in  case  of  her  death,  to  her  Children 
or  their  Guardian. 


UNITED  STATES  CASUALTY  INSURANCE  CO. 


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mSUPiAFGE  AGAIFST  AGCIDE^STTI 

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TEH  DOLLARS  Annual  Premium  will  secure  a  Policy  granting  Insnrance  for 
TWO    TH:OTJSA.IVI>    DOLLARS 

IN  THE  EVENT  OF  DEATH  BY  ANY  DESCRIPTION  OF  ACCIDENT, 

WITH  TEN  DOLL.A11S  PER  WEEK  COMPENSATION,  (with  partici- 
pation IN  profits)  for  ary  Personal  Injury — Total  I)isal)ility  from  Business,  so  that  should  the 
Policy  continue  in  force  ^br  Five  Years,  any  one  Accident  causing  disability  for  five  weeks,  will 
reimburse  the  assured  for  tit?  whole  cost  of  his  Insurance. 

TWENTY-FIVE  DOLLARS  PREMIUM  ^^i".  in  like  manner,  secir«  a 
Policy  for  FIVE  THOUSAND  DOLLARS,  and  TWENTY-FIVfi  DOLLARS 
per  week  compensation,  with  ])ividends. 

FIFTY  DOLLARS  PREMIUM  ^ilK  in  i'l^c  manner,  secure  a  Policy  for 
TEy  THOUSAND  DOLLARS,  and  FIFTY  DOLLARS  per  week  compensation, 
with  Dividends. 

A  GENERAL  ACCIDENT  $5,000  POLICY  FOR  FIVE  YEARS, 

008TS  ONE  FfiEHJUH  OF  $:oa   Dividends  will  rednce  the  next  Payment  at  the  "  Ordinary"  rate,  and  a 

$5,000  POLICY  FOR  THREE  YEARS, 

COSTS  OHE  FBEMIDH  OF  $62.60,  with  Dividends. 


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GENERAL  AGENTS  FOR  THE  PACIFIC  COAST  AND   ADJACENT  TERRITORIES, 
Bouth-Baat  Ck>mer  Montgomery  md  Oalifomia  Strseta,  Baa  7naoiaoo. 


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THOMAS  E  SELBT  &  CO. 

HFOKTERS  OF  lETAlS, 

IffoB.   118  and   118    Gallfovnla   Stvoef. 


Bar  Iron,  Cast  Steel,  Boiler  Plate,  Axlea  and  Springs,  Tin  Plate,  Sheet  Iron, 
Lead  Pipe,  Zinc,  Sheet  Lead,  Water  Cocks,  Plumbers'  Tools,  Iron  Wire,  Rubber 
Hose,  Tinmen's  Tools  and  Machinss,  Blacksmiths'  do.,  Cumberland  Coal,  &c.,  &c 

ALSO,  PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 

SAN    FRANCISCO   AND    PACIFIC 

LEAB  PIPE  ANB  SHOT  WORKS, 

CORNER  HOWARD  AND  FIRST  STREETS, 


C.    E.    COIiIiINS    A    CO. 


No.  808  MOlffTOOMERY  STREET^ 

SAN    FRANCISCO, 

And  42  and  44  Nassau  Street,  New  York. 

■«■ 

A.  vents   on   tVie   Paolllo   Coast   for   tbe 

jSlMERICjSlH  WjSlTCE  FjSlCTOKY 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

AK^RICAN,   ENGLISH    AND  SWISS  WATCHES, 

Diamonds,  Fine  Jewelry,  Watoh  Makers'  Tools  and  Materials,  Speotacles,  Clocks,  &c. 

MAKUVAOTUnKBS      0» 

California  Gold  Jewelry  and  Washoe  Silver  Jewelry. 

Baying  our  Ooodi  dinotly  from  tiie  Manafftotuen,  FOS  0A8H,  ws  oan  nil  at 
prices  that  defy  competition,  and  for  leu  than  any  other  Houe  in  Ban  Franoiaoo> 

Terms,  exclusively  Cash.     Goods  sent  by  Express  to  any  part  of 
the  State,  with  bill  for  collection  on  delivery. 

WATCHES  REPAIRED  Bf  THE  BEST  WORKMEN.  AT  NEW  70RK  FRIGES. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


NORTHERN  ASSURANCE  CO. 


OF 


LONDON  AND  ABERDEEN. 


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DEPOSIT  IN  SAN  FRANCISCO 


■  -  $75,000. 


NET  FIRE  REVENUE  EXCEEDS 
NET  LIFE  REVENUE  EXCEEDS 


$700,000. 
$400,000. 


IT»rSXJ»A.NCES  EFFECTED  OIV 


AND  ALL  INSURABLE  PROPERTY. 


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W.   L.    BOOKES,    Agent, 


MUh  MMh  $nm  mmm  m< 


No.  428  CALIFORNIA  STBEET. 


Notice  is  hereby  given  tl;at  Arrangements  have  been  entered  into  between  the 

ROYAL  MAIL  HTEAM  PACKET  COMPANY 
PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAHSHIP  COHPANT. 

FOR  the  forwarding  of  treasure  to  the  Bank  of  England,  and  to  the  Bank 
of  France,  in  Havre,  by  the  Hteamships  of  the  two  companies,  by  means 
of  througii  bills  of  lading,  to  be  granted  by  the  Commanders  of  the  Ships 
of  the  Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Company,  for  delivery  to  C.  A.  HENDER- 
SON, Agent  of  the  Royal  Mail  Steam  Packet  Company,  to  bo  sent  across 
the  Isthmus,  and  embarked  on  the  Ships  of  the  R.  M.  S.  P.  Co.  For  par- 
ticulars as  to  through  rate  of  freight,  apply  to  the  undersigned. 

Arrangements  can  bo  made  for  the  shipment  of  Gold  and  Silver  Ores  iVom  Aspinwall  by  the 
Company's  Steamers,  on  favorable  terms. 

The  steamships  of  the  R.  M.  S.  P.  Co.  depart  from  Aspinwall  to  the  West  Indies  and  Southamp- 
ton on  the  6th  (7th  when  there  are  30  days  in  the  previous  month)  and  22d  of  each  month. 

Passages  can  be  secured  on  application  to  the  undersigned,  who  will  give  any  further  particulars 
that  may  bo  required  about  the  Company's  business. 

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Harvey  D.  Parker. 


William  H.  Vandewater. 


617  and  619  Montgomery  Street, 

Opposite  Montgomery  Blook,    san  francisco. 


Parker  &  VaMewater,  -  -  Proprietors. 


Have  coDstantly  on  hand  and  for  sale, 

OLD  LONDON  DOCK  BRANDIES, 

Port  ¥KrinGs^   Shevviesy 

AND   ALL   THE   CHOICEST   BRANDS 


PAGME,  APPLE  JAC] 


PISCO.  ARRACK 


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SAisr  FRAisrcisoo  fire 

HffSURAMCZ:  COIIIIPAM7, 


488   MLOXfTVOrOJMXMIC^ir  lUw.«>»«^^  , 

South-east  corner  Sacramento — Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.'s  Bank   Building. 

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XN COUPON A-T'ETt    1VCA.IIC!1I»   ISOl. 


omoBiiSs 

O.  C.  BOABDMAir,  President. 

O.  D.  O.  SULUVAir.  Vice  President. 

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p.  MoSHANE,  Beoretary. 
S.  BIQBLOW,  SoUoitor. 


OLDEST  LOCAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY  IN  CALIFORNIA. 


HETNEMANN  &  CO. 


Importers  of 


BMTISE,FilEEFCH,j8LlD  SWISS 
DRY    Q^OODS, 


-A.1V1>  A.G:B:NTtS  FOR 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  PIONEER  WOOLEN  FACTORY. 


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ORDERS  RECEIVED  FOR 

Any  description  of  BLANKETS  wFiich  may  be  desired. 

Hides  and  Wool  Bought  at  Highest  Market  Bates. 


Exchange  on  England,  France,  and  New  York. 


311  to  31^  CALIF-OK^IVIA.  STR-EET. 


THE   CHARTER  OAK 

LIFE  IISIFRJlMCE  COMPJlEPY, 

OF   MARTrORO,  CONN. 

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OUGh-A-lSriZEID  A.- ID-  1850. 


CAFITALi   AlVr>   SUK,I»LXJS,    #1,100,000 

U.    P.    COOIST,    State  j^gent. 


W.  0.  AYRES,  M.D.,  MEDICAL  EXAMINER. 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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J.    K.   PRIOR, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


730  Montgomery  Street^ 

NEAR   JACKSON    STREET,   0pp.   Metropolitan   Theatre, 


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Fancy  and  Plain  Wash  Basins, 

SILVER  PLATED  COCKS,  BATH  TUBS,  SHEET  ZINC, 
SHEET  LEAD,  LEAD  PIPE, 

GALVANIZED  AND  PLAIN  IRON  PIPE, 

ALL.   SIZES,   FOR 

GAS,  STEAM  AND  WATEB, 

In  lots  to  suit,  together  with  Elbows,  Tees,  Return  Benda,  Stop  Cocks,  Plugs, 
Bushings,  Nipples,  etc. ;  Rubber  Hose,  Hose  Bibbs,  Hose  Pipes,  etc. 

The  Celebrated  Medal  and  Monitor  Ranges,, 

COPPEB  BOItEHH,  ETC. 

Gas  and  Steam  Fitting  and  Plumbing  in  all  its  Branches. 

Agent  Empire  State  Gas  Machine, 

For  supplying  Dwellings,  Stores,  Factories  and  Pablic  Bnildings.  The  Empire  State  Gas  Machine 
is  the  most  simple  and  cifective  means  known  for  producing  gas  without  heat.  The  gas  produced 
is  equal  to  the  best  known  illuminating  gas.  It  renders  it  easy  for  persons  living  remote  from 
street  gas  pipes  to  enjoy  the  luxury  of  a  pure  gas  light,  at  a  comparatirely  small  cost,  and  with  little 
trouble. 


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B.    H.   BKOWir. 


».    JHT.    MABTIMDEI.r, 


BR-OTTJV     &     CO. 

REAL    ESTATE    AND    GENERAL    BUSINESS    AGENTS, 
No,  20  Montgomery  Street,  opposite  Lick  House,  San  Francisco. 


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Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  Business  Places  of  every  description.  Rents  collected  promptly. 


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DSTE^VV^    MUSIC    STORE 


Received  the  Gold  Medal  at  Fair  of  Am.  Institute^  1863. 

MASON  &  HAMLIN'S  CELEBRATED  CABINET  ORGANS 

AMERICAN  AND  FOREIGN 

ROMAN  VIOLIN  AND  GUITAR  STRINGS, 


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AND    EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 


AND 


MUSIC  MERCHANDISE, 

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KOHLER,  CHASE  &  CO. 


401  ivacoasrxa-0]sa:E2?i-z'  street. 


la.  POMTON  De  ARCZS, 


HlH;UKl<«OU  TO 


French 


a.A.]sr   niA-isrcisoo. 


OOTTNTRY    OIlI>EKS    fROMl'TLY    ATTENDKT)    TO. 


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STEINWAT  Su  SONS 

■WERE   AWARDED    A 

First-Class  Prize  Medal  at  the  International  Exhibition, 

Held  at  Ijondon,  in  1862,  for 

POWERFUL,  CLEAR,  BRILLIANT  AND  SYMPATHETIO  TONE, 

With  excellence  of  workmanship. 
There  were  269  Pianos  entered  for  competition  from  all  parts  of  the  world. 

A  constant  supply  of  these  Instnunents  to  be  fonnd  at  the  Store  of 


.  GRAY, 

Publisher,  Importer,  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Musical  Instruments,  Book  and  Sheet  Music, 

AND   EVERT  ARTICLE  TO  BE  FOUND   IN   A 

Wfitt  Hei»T  mil8l€  STORE. 


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613  CLAT  STREET,  (SOUTH  SIDE)  THIRD  DOOR  ABOVE  MONTGOMERT. 

Q:F~  Piinoi  Toned  and  Repaired  bj  Eipcrieneed  Workmen.       Second  Band  Pianos  taken  in  part  payment. 


ESTABLISHED   1859. 

MISSION  WOOLEN  MILLS, 

mum  Sf  BEET,  Betweea  IM  mi  IQth, 

MANUFACTURE- 
BLANKETS,    FLANNELS,   SHAWLS, 

C^SSIMERES  JLNID   T^^^Ii:EDS, 

Broadcloth,  Military  Cloths,  Horse  and  Sluice  Blanketings. 

Made   to   Order   at  Short  Notice. 


Messrs.  IiAZARD  FRilRES, 

115    BATTERY   STREET^ 

Between  California  and  Fine, 


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C.  P.  Sheffield. 


N.  W.  SpatMtng. 


J.  Patterson. 


PACIFIC  SAW  MANUFACTURING  COMPANY, 

los.  IIS  audi  {IS  Tim  Street,  Saa  Francisco, 

MANUPAOTUJBBBS   OF 

Cast  Steel,  Patent  Ground  Oircular,  Shingle,  Cross 
■>r.-.       Out,  Gang,  Mill,  Mulay,  Pit  and 

Drag  Saws. 

Also,  Turning,  Felloe,  Butcher  &  Billet  Webs  of  a  superior  make 


—♦—••»-»- 


All  descriptions  of  Saws  made  to  order.  Repairing  in  all  its  brandies,  such  as 
Straightening,  Bc-toothing,  Grinding  and  Polishing,  promptly  attended  to. 

Steel-faced  Planing  Knives  fitted  to  pattern.  Reaper  sections  made  to  order  at 
short  notice.    All  kinds  of  best  Sheet  Cast  Steel  for  sale. 


113  Pine  Street,  bet.  Battery  and  Front, 


Spaulding's  Patent  False  Teeth  inserted  in 
Circular  Saws. 

Saw  Teeth  fitted,  tempered  ready  for  use. 

I  would  particularly  call  attention  to  my 
Patent  Saw  Gummei ,  for  small  Circular  and 
Crosscut  Saws,  safer,  more  simple  and  supe- 
iclo  of  the  kind  ever  before 


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AGENTS  FOB  S.  RPINSTEIN'S   CALIFOHNIA  MADE 
MEN'S  AND  BOTS'  CLOTHING. 


Are  offering  them  to  the  trade  in  lots  to  suit,  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 
Tliese  Goods  are  made  of  the  very  best  material  and  trimmings,  and  are  in  every 
way  superior  to  the  imported  Clothing  in  quality,  price,  style  and  making — the  Cutter 
of  the  Clothing  having  been  connected  with  one  of  the  largest  and  most  fashionable 
clothing  houses  in  New  York  City.  None  but  perfect  fitting  clothing  can  be  relied 
upon. 


GEO.    -W.    STEVETVS. 


J.  Y.  'wii.soar. 


nriiisoiir  a  stevehs, 
PORK    PACKERS, 

DEALERS   IN 

CALIFORNIA    HAMS,    SHOULDERS, 
B-A.co2sr,  LA.i^3D,  si^ok:eid.  beef,  «ScO, 

ST@Bi,  No.   5a@  MAEtKiT  8TBtET» 

Extending  throngh  to  No.  9  Sntter  Street,  6  A.Br   f  XI  A.N'OISCO. 

Paoklns   House,   Slaolc   Folnt. 


WIE^E^MM  E«  ©Il^lI^M 


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AND  DEALER  IN 


Sniar-Ciirel  Hams,  Bacon,  Fork,  Lari,  MM  Beef  ani  Tonpes. 

SA.TJSA.GX2    SKIIVS    BY    THE:    JS.1E1G. 

Nos.  54  and  55  Washington  Market,  San  Francisco,  Cai. 


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uimvERSiTir 


Incorporated,  San  Francisco,  January  23d,  1867. 

1    m    I 

400  Shares,  each  Share  embraciDg  4  lots  of  25x120  feet  each.  Total  cost 
of  Shares  $315.  1st  payment,  $20  per  Share,  and  $10  monthly  per 
Share  thereafter.  29  Months  to  complete  payments.  Total  assess- 
ments for  expenses  LIMITED  to  $15  per  Share  for  the  entire  term. 

PROPERTY  OF  THE  ASSOCIATION— 43  full  Blocks,  and  15  fractional 
Blocks,  in  the  '' University  Mound  Tract  Survey,"  Bernal  Ranch. 
TITLE,  UNITED  STATES  PATENT. 

SPLENDIDLY  SITUATED,  within  a  half  hour's  drive  from  tho  City  Hall,  and  half  a  mile 
from  the  City  Cars.  In  the  direct  line  of  the  City's  jjrowth,  and  in  the  immediate  neighborhood  of 
large  and  extensive  improvements.  Fine  soil,  abundant  water,  and  magnificent  prospect.  Ap- 
proaches easy,  and  little  or  no  grading  required.  An  equitable  distribution  of  the  property  to  take 
place,  when  all  shares  are  sold.  Full  information  contained  in  tho  prospectus  and  maps  of  the 
Association,  for  general  distribution  at  tho  office  of  the  company,  or  seut  to  any  part  of  tho  country 
upon  application. 

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OiBoers  of  tlie   ./Lssoolatlon. 

E.  THOMAS,  D.  D Phesidbnt. 

L.  L.  ROBINSON Trkasureb. 

THOS.  B.  LEWIS Secbktabt. 

Board,   of  Directors* 

E.  THOMAS,  D.  D.  LESTER  L.  ROBINSON, 

H.  A,  GORLEY,  THOMAS  B.  LEWIS, 

GEO.  B.  TAYLOR. 

ADDRESS   UNIVERSITY   HOMESTEAD   ASSOCIATION. 

THOHAS  B.  LEWIS,  Secretary. 

Room  Tfo»  8,  Ste-venflM>n*B  Sulldlnir*  corner  Montaomery  and 
California  Streets.  San  Francisco. 


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The  annual  Conno  of  Lectures  of  tbli  initltution  commences  on  the  flnt  Monday  of  June,  and  continues 
four  months. 

JDurins  the  rcRular  term,  the  students  will  have  an  opportunity  of  visiting  the  various  hospitals  of  the  city, 
under  clrcumstanccH  which  will  enable  th^m  to  observe  medical  and  surgical  treatment,  to  listen  to  clinical 
teaching,  and  make  records  of  the  progressive  develoumrnt  of  diseases,  with  the  results  of  Medicine  and 
Hygiene.    The  Fuculty  dcvire  to  call  attention  to  the  following  local  advantage* 

Ist.  There  Is  noclimutc,  |     "  "    '"  "     " 

fh)m  the  interior  of  our  8tal  ...     „     -    --         ,  

and  inspiration.  2<i.  No  city  of  the  same  population  has  more  ample  hospital  fsoilitio!!,  or  greater  opportuni' 
ties  for  orgmiizinf^  and  maintaining  the  very  best  elements  of  clinical  teaching.  8d.  The  singular  characteristic! 
of  our  climuto  arc  Kuch,  that  every  Dranch  of  Medical  study  can  be  prosecuted  during  the  outiro  year.  In  win- 
ter or  summer,  didscclions  can  be  made  without  detriment  to  the  health  of  the  student 


,  perhaps.  In  the  world,  which  has  a  more  invigorating  ellbct  upon  persons  coming 
atos  and  Territories,  thereby  qualifying  the  votaries  of  study  with  pni<onlial  health 


Fees  and  Regulations. 


The  aggregate  fees  of  the  Professors  for  a  f\ill  term 9180  00 

The  Alairiculation  fee,  (this  fee  is  paid  but  once) 6  00 

The  Graduation  fee 40  00 

The  Demonstrator's  ticket 10  00 

XEQUIBEMEXTa    FOX    ORADUATlOy. 

Ist  The  candidate  must  be  21  years  of  age. 

2d.  He  must  have  attended  two  l\ill  courses  of  Medical  leeiuros,  one  of  which  must  hare  been  delivered  in 
this  Institution. 

8d.  He  must  have  attended  a  course  of  practical  anatomy  in  the  dissecting  room. 

4lh.  The  candidate  must  have  studied  medicine  for  three  years,  (the  terms  of  attending  lectures  included) 
under  the  direction  of  a  respectable  medical  practitioner. 

6th.  He  must  write  a  Medical  Thesis,  and  submit  the  same  to  the  Faculty  two  weeks  prior  to  the  commence- 
ment. 

Graduates  from  other  Medical  Colleges,  in  good  standing,  are  required  to  matriculate  only. 

BOABDINO. 

Students  can  obtain  good  board  in  the  citv,  at  prices  varying  fVom  five  to  ton  dollars  per  week. 
.Application  for  further  information  may  do  addressed  to  the  Dcau. 

,  Board  of  Trustees. 

J.  B.  FEIiTOir,  President.  IBA  F.  BANEUl',  Beoretary. 


Gov.  F.  F.  Low, 
Lt.  Gov.  T.  N.  iMachin, 
Hon.  Milton  S.  Latham, 
Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field, 
Judge  P.  De  La  Gucrra, 
Ira  P.  Rankin,  Esq., 
John  O.  Earl,  Esq., 


E.  J.  Pringle,  Esq., 
A.  Holluh,  Esq., 
Thos.  H.  Selby,  Esq., 
Ex-Gov.  P.  H.  Burnett, 
Ex-Gov.  .Toiin  G.  Downey, 
Hon.  H.  P.  Coon, 
Hon.  Frank  McCoppin, 
Andrew  Glassell,  Esq. 

Medical  Faculty. 


Jas.  P.  Whitney,  M.  D., 
C.  Badarous,  M.I)., 
J.  B.  Feiton,  Esq., 
Sam'l  J.  Bridge,  Esq., 
Lloyd  Tevis,  Esq., 
Wm.  Binnding,  Esq., 
Jno.  Sime,  Esq., 


H.  H.  TOLAND,  M.D.,  President,  Professor  of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery;  JAMES 
BLAKE,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children ;  L.  C.  LANE, 
M.D.,  Professor  of  Anatomy  ;  WM.  O.  AYRE3,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Physiology ;  J.  F.  MORSE, 
M.D.,  Professor  of  Clinical  Medicine  and  Diagnosis ;  THOS.  BENNETT,  M.D.,  Professor  of 
Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine;  HENRY  GIBBONS,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica; 
THOMAS  PRICE,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry. 


W.  0.  AYRES,  M.  D.,  Dean  of  Faculty. 


ADVBRTI8IN0    DBPARTMBNT. 


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TaZS    UNIOlff   - ' 

BUSINESS  COLLBCB 

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This  Institution  is  designed  to  prepare  Boys  and  Men  for  Business  pursuits,  and  to  impart  a 
thorough  Commercial  education.  It  is  conducted  upon  actual  business  principles.  The  student, 
upon  entering  this  College,  is  furnished  with  a  capital  in  Cash  and  Merchandise — rents  a  place  of 
business,  opens  an  account  with  the  Bank,  insures  hij  goods  in  the  Insurance  Office  of  the  College, 
and  enters  upon 

...  The  Arena  of  Business. 

Ho  commences  speculation,  carrying  out  all  the  details  of  trade,  buying  and  selling  goods,  depos- 
iting in  and  checking  from  the  Bank,  making  and  negotiating  Notes,  Drafts,  Bills  of  Exchange, 
etc.,  (foreign)  recording  the  transactions,  and  keeping  the  books  in  a  regular  and  scientific  manner. 
From  this  ho  advances  to  a  field  of  labor,  calling  forth  the  highest  order  of  executive  skill,  from 
the  simplest  forms  of  Co-partnership,  as  a  Dry  Goods  and  Commission  Merchant,  Flour,  Qrain, 
Jobbing  and  Produce  Dealer,  to  the  more  advanced  exercises  of  Insurance,  Exchange,  Brokerage, 
Mining  Secretary,  and  Custom  House  business,  the  pupil  holding  each  and  every  position,  from  the 
least  to  the  highest;  thus  becoming  practically  familiar  with  Stock  and  Joint  Stock  Companies ; 
Simple  and  Compound  Fellowship  ;  Simple  and  Compound  Equation  ;  General  Average,  or  loss  at 
sea,  Merchandise  and  Adventure  Companies,  Board  of  Directors'  Meetings,  Organization  and  Man- 
agement of  Banks,  Custom  Duties,  ad  valorem  and  specific,  and  Internal  and  External  Revenue, 
together  with  the  thousand  and  one  details  essential  to  each.  Everything  is  conducted  upon  real 
Money,  Merchandise  and  business  paper  bases.  A  graduate  from  this  College  will  be  competent  to 
fill  creditably  any  position  in  the  various  departments  of  business  life. 

The  public  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  the  various  departments.  Students  enter  upon  any 
business  day  during  the  year. 


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J.   C.    JOHNSON   &   CO. 


IMPORTERS  AND    DEALERR    IN 


SADDLERY,  HARNESS,  SADDLERY  HARDWARE, 

•W^HIPS,   &c. 

104    ac    lOe    FROISTT    STREET, 

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Kirby's  Santa  Cruz  Leather  and  Hill's  Concord  Harness. 


Gop.  Moatgomepy  &  Bash  Streets,  Sam  l^pamcisoo, 


IMPORTER  OF 


Foreign  Brags,  Ghemicals, 

Svirgical  Instruments,  Apparatus,  Appliances,  &a 

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Sole  Agent  for  CHARRIERE,  of  Paris,  JOHN  WEISS  &  SON,  and  COXETER,  of  London. 

Begs  to  call  the  attention  of  Physicians  and  Sarp^eons  to  his  most  complete  stock  of  Instruments, 

among  which  are — 

General  Operating  Casca,  Tournlqiieta  of  every  description,  iSriscollnncous  Instramentt  of  all  kinds, 

Amputatinv,  Necrosis  and  Trepanning  Amputating  Knives,  Scalpels,  Chloroform  Inh.iiers, 

Cases,  Artery  Korcopr<,  etc.,  Instruments  for  Diiignosls, 

Necrosis  Cases,  Snws,  Hone  (^  rveps,  Trephtne»,Oouges  Splints  and  Fracture  Apparatus. 

Large  Amputating  Cases,  and  Cliiscis,  Eye  Knives,  Eye  Needles  Belts,  Trusses,  i'essarles  and  Urinals, 

Small  Amputating  Cases,  and  Hooks,  Eye  Hclssors  and  Forceps,  Nyrinffcs  and  Domestic  Apparatus, 

Trepanning  "  Eye   Instruments,   Forceps,  I'robcs,    Fracture  liandagcii. 

Instruments  for  minor  operations.  Laryngoscopes,  ArtlHcial  Eyes, 

Pocket  Cases  of   tvery  description.   Instruments  for  the  Mouth,  Larynx   ArtlHcial  Tympanums, 

among  which  are  and  Esophagus,  Hearing  Tubes  of  various  lengths, 

Charrierc's  New  Model  Eye  Cases,        Nose,  Trachea,  Medicine  Chests  of  all  kinds, 

~'~  Aural  Instruments,  Adhesivcl'lastcr,  very  superior  quality, 

Ear  Instruments,  Lint,  very  superior  quality, 

Litholohritv  Instruments,  Spongeo  I'illne, 

Urethra  and  Uladdcr  Instruments,         Cupping  Glasses, 
Instruments  for  Hernia,   Varicocele,   8iik  Elastic  Stockings,  Bandages,  Ac 


Lithotomy  Case«, 

LIthotrlty  Cases, 

Spencer  Wells*  Ovariotomy  Cases, 

Vaginal  Fistula  Cases, 

Uterine  Cases. 

Rectum  Cases, 

Cupping  Cases,  , . 

Post  Mortem  Cases, 

Dissecting  Cases, 

Army  Regulation  Cases, 

Detachment  Cases, 


Hydrocele,  &c. 


Best  Englisli  Bougies  and  Catheters,— 


Instruments  of  every  description  for   in  Ihct  the  largest  and  most  complete 


Female  Diseases, 
Instruments  fur  Rectum, 
Ecnisseuros, 
Midwifery  Instruments, 


assortment  of  articles  required  by  Phy- 
sicians nnd  .Surgeons  to  be  found  in  the 
United  States,  ail  of  which  will  be  sold 
at  moderate  prices. 


JOHN    D.   BOYD, 
STAINER,  VARNISHER, 


Of  Piano  Fortfis,  Billianl  Tais,  Secretarimi,  Etc. 

413   PINE   STREET, 

Four  doom  Weit  Of  KontcomnyStrMt,  SAN    FRAN0I900. 

Piano  PollsliliiB  a  Specialty. 


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GOLD  ANO  SILVER  MEDALB  AWAHDEQ  TO 

mr.  B.  J.  KESxnvBT. 


FOR    THE 


Mechanlui'  IiMiltutc,  Ran  Frenelico,  1S64,  OOIiD  HEOAI^  FIKST  PK  KM! VM. 

Mechanic!'  InMUutP,  Han  Franeiiivo.  IRt»,  FIRST  PREMIUM  FOR  "Jl'Sf  E  BEST  OOi:.I»  PEITB. 
ASTD  UPECI AL  PREMIITM,  ■II.VEB.  MEDAIi,  lur  my  new  I'ATKNT  FOU^ITAIN  FEN,  that  pos- 
acMca  niprlts  unknown  in  nny  other  pen. 

American  Institute,  New  Vorl(,lH44,  CIOE.l>  MEDAI.  AIVI*  FIRHT  PREMIITM. 

American  Inatltule,  New  York.  184H,  OULD  MED Al.  ASr»  ItlPLOMA. 

UaryUnd  InMltute,  Baltimore,  ISKi,  M1E.VEH  MEI»AI<  ASI>  FIM«T  PKEMIITM. 


CELEBRATED 

©4Ml@)Mlf£4  ^Q>hm  Fills 

UNEQUALED  FOB  DnBABILITT,  FINENESS  AND  FINISH. 

Ttl-y  We-w  Dlatnonrt -Pointed,  Patent  Fountain  Pen  Is  "Warranted 
to  IVrlte  'Tj^o  Hides  of  f  oolsoap  t>y  Onoe  I>lpplnK  In  tlie  Inlc. 

On  every  one  of  my  flnt  quality  Pcna  my  name  U  stamped,  which  warbamts  an  excuanqb  at  amt  Tim  dubino 
TWO  YEARS  fVom  the  period  of  purciiMe,  If  not  broken. 

MY  PEHB  OF  THE  IIECOMD  4IVAI.ITT  are  equal  to  the  BEST  IMPORTED  ARTICLE,  and  are 
iold  at  Nbw  York  I'ricis. 

PENS  MABriJFACTIJREO  FOB  THE  TBADB  AT  PBICES  BAHOIWtt  FBOM  M 
TO  •••  PEB  BOZEW. 

Addreis  W.  B.  J.  KENNET,  Gold  Fen  Maker,  San  Franoiaco,  Cal.  (Box  2044.) 

MANUFACTORY  AND  SALESROOM, 

ARMORY  HAll,  N.  E.  COR.   ONTGOMERY  AND  SACRAMENTO  STREETS, 

Ueco        loor  (Roomt  Not.  1  and  ». 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBSS  DIRECTORT. 


THROUGH  IN  TWENTY  DAYS. 


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sachmento,  ul,  to  Leavenworth  city  and  omaha, 

•VIA. 

PLACER  VILLE, 

VIRQIISriA.  CITY, 
REESE   RIATER, 

FORT   CRITTENDEN",  ,         "^ 

SALT  il,a.k:e  city, 

EORT   BRIIDQER, 
JULESBURGH, 

.,-     u         '-. ',  I  !'  -  ,,       «i     (!'.        (Orosains  of  South  Platte)  and 

FORT   KEARNY. 

The  Mails  and  Passengers  will  lie  over  one  night  at  Salt  Lake  City. 

Passengers  will  be  permitted  to  lie  over  at  any  point  on  the  road,  and  resume 
their  seat  when  tliere  is  one  vacant.  To  secure  this  privilege,  they  must  register  their 
names  with  the  Stage  Agent  at  the  place  they  lie  over.  Passengers  allowed  25 
pounds  of  Baggage  ;  alt  over  that  weight  will  be  charged  extra. 

The  Company  will  not  be  responsible  for  loss  of  Baggage  exceeding  in  value 
Twenty-Five  Dollars. 


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Stage  Office,— What  Cheer   House,  Sacramento, 
H.    BJCOT^TJET'OIl.T,    ^^ent, 

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MERC  ADO  A  SEUImLY. 

SAINSCTAIN    BROS. 

NATIVE  CALIFORNIA  WINES 

CELEBRATED  VINEYARD  OF  EL  ALISO, 

Sainsevflin's  Extra  Cal.  White  Wine,    Salusevaln's  Extra  Fine  Madeira  Wine, 
Sainsevain*s  Port  Wine,  Sainsevain's  California  Wine  Brandy, 

Sainsevaiii's  Superior  An^^elica  Wine,  Sainsevain's  California  Wine  Bitters, 
Sainsevaiu's  Claret  Wine,  Sainsevain's  Sparkling^  Champagne. 

PIONEER  BUILDING,  808  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

Between  Jackson  and  Pacific  Street!,  ^^ 

S  A.  N     F  R  A.  ]Sr  C  I  8  O  O  .      ^   ^' 


a.  A.  rKITCHABB. 


I  BBVERIir. 


r.  I^AKSEKKIIK. 


PIONEER  STEAM  MABBLE  W0BE8  CO. 


DBALEBS   IN 


MABBLE  MANTELS  AND  OB  AXES, 

HOOTTMBNTS.  OBAVXSTOirBB.  MUBAIi  AND  FIiUUBBBS'  BIOlBB, 
OF  SVAST  VABUBTY  AND  FBIOB. 

MANTEL   WAREROOMS,    526    CALIFORNIA    ST., 

MONUHENTAL  YARD  AID  FAOTORT,  422  JAOKBCfl  STREET. 
All  work  done  at  the  Lowest  Rate*.  SAS   FBAVCISC!0>  CAI.. 


XKi:.    IBC 3E}S Xr 3ES  3Ft. X XV^ 

NORTH  END  OF  MONTOOMERT  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Tho  MMllMt  to  the  Itrgeit  Job  of  SI  ONE  WORK  exeonted  with  promptneM  and  diipatoh  on  the  mott 
flkTorable  tomu. 

I  hare  now  opened  the  celebntod  ALAMEDA  FREESTONE  QUARRY,  and  any  penon  who  ii  a  Judge 
must  pronounce  it  the  best  for  building  purposes  in  the  Paciflc  States,  and  equal  in  durability  to  the  celebrated 
Eastern  Drownttone;  and  I  am  prepand  to  flimish  this  Stone  for  all  building  purposes  at  a  price  fltr  below 
what  it  has  ever  been  heretofore  oflterod  at.    For  cemetery  work  it  doBca  competition. 


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PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


GEO.  B.  HITCHCOCK  &  CO. 


Direct  Importers  of 


F.  J.  AHHOLB'S  WaiTHM  flMn  AID  Z^niM  INIC, 
WHATMAN'S  DRAWING  AND  WRITING  PAPERS, 

AND 

Sogers  and  Wostenholm's  Cutlery, 

ALSO, 
All  of  which  will  be  offered  in  quantities  to  suit,  at  reasonable  rates. 

Nos.  413  and  415  Sansom  Street,  Comer  of  Gommercial. 


ODD  FELLOWS'  HALL,  325  MONTGOMERY  ST. 


2iA.AJNTTf  .A.OTX7RER    OF 


HASONIG  &  ODD  FELLOWS'  MAUA, 

Mir.ITA.EY   GOODS.  Etc. 


I 


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THE 


PACIFIC   COAST 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


FOR    1867: 


OONTAININO    THK 


NAME  AND  POST  OFFICE  ADDRESS  OF  EACH  MERCHANT, 
MANUFACTURER  AND  PROFESSIONAL 


RESIDINO  IN 


THE    STATES    OF    CALIFORNIA,  OREGON,   AND    NEVADA  ;    THE   TERRITORIES   OP 

WASHINGTON,   IDAHO,   MONTANA,  AND   UTAH;   AND  THE 

COLONY   OP   BRITISH   COLUMBIA. 

ALSO,   A 

GAZETTEER  OF  THE  COUNTIES,  CITIES  AND  TOWNS, 

AND 


PIBST   YEAR   OF   PUBLICATION..^ 


COMPILED     BT 


HENRY    G.    LANQLEY. 

EDITOR  OF  THE  CALIFORNIA  STATE  REGISTER,  STATE  ALMANAC,  ETC.    ETC. 

Piloe  Fivk  Solluii  Odd  Ooiii. 

SAN   FRANCISCO: 

HENRY    0.    LANOLEY,    PUBLISHER,  612   CLAY   STREET, 
TOWMB  A  BAUOK,  EXCfLSIOB  STEAb  PBESSES,  N6  CLAT  STREET. 

1867. 


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THE  SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY 

FOR  iser, 

WILL  BE  PUBLISHED  EARLY  IN  MAY,  1867. 


H 


THE   PA^CIFIC   COA.ST  j^LMi^lST^O 


WILL    BE    PUBLISHED    NOVEMBER    IStb,    1867. 

HENBT  a.  LAMLET,  FubUsher, 


ei9  Ctatf  Btreet,  San  FraneUeo,  Cat. 


Entered,  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  Year  of  Our  Lord  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-seven. 

By   HBNBY  O.   XiAiraZiBT, 
In  the  Clerk's  OflBce  of  the  District  Court  of  the  United  States  for  the  District  of  California. 


>  ,.       -         ADDITIONS  AND  CORRECTIONS.  ..  % 

Golden  Citt  Chemical  Works. — Since  the  sheets  of  this  work,  giving  an  account  of  the  manufiicto- 
ries  of  San  Francisco  have  been  printed,  a  company  has  been  incorporated  under  this  title,  with  a  capital 
of  $500,000.  They  have  an  extensive  laboratory,  with  all  the  modern  improvements,  located  on  the  corner 
of  ^veuth  and  Townsend  streets,  under  the  superintendence  of  H.  P.  Wakelee,  Esq.  The  operations  of 
these  works  have  been,  thus  far,  principally  contiued  to  the  manufacture  of  sulphuric,  nitric,  and  muriatic 
acids,  their  capacity  being  sufficient  to  manufacture  20,000  pounds  of  the  former  each  day.  These  works 
have  the  contract  to  supply  the  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  and  the  San  Francisco  Assaying  and  Retiiiiug  Works. 
They  are  prepared  to  munufactu.e  every  variety  of  chemical  preparation  for  which  there  is  any  demand. 

QOARTZ  Mills,  California,  Paok  73.— The  aggregate  number  of  stamps  in  the  State  is  four  thousand 
nine  hundred  and  ninety-seven. 

Mbtalluroic  and  Assay  Establishments,  page  103.  The  San  Francisco  Assatinq  and  Rkfinino 
Works  are  also  engaged  in  the  assaying  of  the  precious  metals. 

Newspapers,  Page  111.— Sinee  the  list  has  been  compiled,  The  Recorder,  a  weekly  paper,  has  been 
commenced  at  Vallejo,  by  George  A.  Poor  &,  Co. 

Area  and  Resources,  Oregon,  Page  118. — In  a  part  of  the  edition,  the  area  of  the  State  is  placed  at 
130,000,000  acres,  the  extent  of  the  old  Territory,  instead  of  its  present  limits,  60,000,000  acres. 

HANurACTDRES.— Oakland  Cotton  Hills,  page  96 ;  California  Clothing  Company,  page  97 ;  and  Salem, 
Oregon  Woolen  Mills,  page  134* ;  add  to  each,  Badger  tc  Lindenberger,  agents,  411  Battery  street,  San 
Francisco. 


' 


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IRkfinino 

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I  placed  at 

Ind  Salem, 
Itreet,  San 


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PREFATORY. 


The  publication  of  a  periodical  viork  of  a  statistical  character,  on  the  resources 
of  the  Pacific  Coast,  has  long  been  contemplated  by  the  compiler  of  the  present 
volume ;  but  the  want  of  success  of  similar  enterprises  in  other  sections  of  the 
Union  has  deterred  him  from  prosecuting  his  intention  in  the  form  ori^nallj 
designed,  and  induced  him  to  adopt  the  title  and  plan  of  the  present  volume  as 
the  one  more  likely  to  secure 'popular  attention  and  patronage. 

The  Pacific  Coast  Business  Directory  is  intended  to  be  a  biennial  publica- 
tion, which  will  contain  the  name  and  post  office  address  of  each  merchant,  manu- 
facturer, and  professional  engaged  in  business  in  the  States  and  Territories 
bordering  on  or  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  with  such  informa- 
tion connected  .with  the  resources  of  that  section  of  the  country  as  will  best 
exhibit  their  variety,  character,  and  extent ;  together  with  any  other  data  of 
general  interest  that  will  add  to  the  value  of  the  work  as  a  useful  manual  of 
reference. 

A  work  of  the  above  description,  if  faithfully  prepared,  will  be  of  essential 
importance  to  the  interests  of  the  residents  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  for  it  will  be  the 
aim  of  the  compiler  to  furnish  in  each  volu'ne  an  exhibit  of  their  advance  as  a 
people,  and  the  progress  made  in  the  de  /elopmcnt  of  the  valuable  and  inex- 
haustible resources  placed  within  their  reach.  The  necessity  of  circulating  infor- 
mation of  this  character  is  universally  admitted,  and  the  success  of  The  Pacific 
Coast  Business  Directory,  it  is  believed,  will  accomplish  much  in  that  direction. 

In  accordance  with  the  above  plan,  the  present  volume  has  been  prepared,  and 
a  brief  reference  to  its  contents  will  show  the  varied  character  of  the  information 
embraced  therein.  The  first  part  of  the  work  contains  the  organization  of  the 
different  departments  of  the  Federal  Government  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  the 
officers  thereof,  with  a  variety  of  useful  data  of  a  general  character ;  the  orgam- 
zation  of  the  different  States  and  Territories  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  the  officers 
attached  thereto,  with  appropriate  references  to  the  various  departments  of  each ; 
and  a  carefully  prepared  exhibit  of  the  resources  of  the  States  and  Territories 
included  in  the  plan  of  the  work.  In  this  department  the  agricultural,  the  mineral, 
the  commercial,  and  the  manufacturing  interests  have  each  received  careful  atten- 
tion, and  a  large  amount  of  valuable  information,  including  an  important  contribu- 


PATIFIO  COAST  BU8INB8S  DIRBOTORY. 


tion  upon  the  minoral  resources  of  California,  by  W.  S.  Koyos,  Eac].,  will  be 
found  contained  therein,  more  complete  and  thorough  in  its  details  than  any  hith- 
erto published.  Fart  second  embraces  a  gasetteer  of  the  counties,  cities,  and 
towns  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  the  local  officers  governing  the  same,  with  the  address 
of  each  merchant,  manufacturer,  and  professional  residing  therein.  Part  third 
includes  a  classified  Business  Directory,  containing  the  name  of  each  merchant, 
manufacturer,  and  professional  in  the  States  of  California,  Oregon,  Nevada,  the 
Territories  of  Washington,  Idaho,  Montana,  and  Utah,  and  the  Colony  of  British 
ColumMa,  arranged  under  the  head  of  the  business  or  profession  in  which  he  is 
engaged.  The  number  of  different  addresses  referred  to  in  these  various  depart- 
ments of  the  work  exceeds  forty  thousand.  An  analytical  table  of  contents,  and 
a  full  and  complete  index,  are  added,  which  will  exhibit  at  a  glance  the  variety 
and  character  of  the  subjects  referred  to  in  the  work,  and  greatly  facilitate  ref- 
erence thereto. 

The  labor  of  collecting  and  preparing  for  the  press  the  information  for  a  work 
of  the  above  character  has  required  an  amount  of  time  and  expense  which,  if 
stated,  would  be,  perhaps,  scarcely  realized.  In  addition  to  the  assistance  of  a 
num*~ "  ' ''  special  agents,  who  traversed  nearly  every  section  of  the  States  and 
Terr  embraced  within  the  plan  of  the  work,  over  ten  thousand  communicar 

tions  nave  been  forwarded  to  federal.  State,  County,  and  Municipal  officers,  and 
those  engaged  in  developing  the  resources  of  this  coast.  In  this  way  a  mass  of 
material  was  collected  together  which  has  required  a  much  longer  time  to  collate 
and  tabularize  than  was  anticipated  when  the  work  was  first  announced,  and 
which  has  been  the  principal  cause  of  the  delay  in  its  publication. 

In  submitting  the  results  of  bis  labors  to  the  attention  and  consideration  of  the 
public,  the  compiler  would  express  his  thanks  to  his  numerous  correspondents  for 
their  valuable  assistance.  To  Messrs.  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  he  is  especially 
indebted  for  their  courteous  assistance  and  the  valuable  facilities  extended 
through  the  numerous  and  attentive  representatives  of  their  House  on  this  coast, 
by  which  he  has  been  enabled  to  complete  many  subjects  of  importance,  thereby 
adding  increased  value  to  his  efforts.  He  would  also  express  his  obligations  to 
the  editors  of  the  different-newspapers  throughout  the  coast  for  the  interest  mani- 
fested in  the  success  of  the  enterprise  ;  to  his  patrons,  for  their  numerous  sub- 
stantial evidences  of  good  will ;  and  to  Messrs.  Towne  &  Bacon,  for  the  care 
bestowed  in  the  execution  of  the  typographical  department  of  the  work. 

The  second  volume  of  The  Pacific  Coast  Business  Directory  will  be  issued 
on  or  about  July  Ist,  1868. 


CONTENTS. 


[The  pugea  fVoin  III  to  IM  ire  dnpllcated,  and  ara  dlitlngalihed  by  an  aiterlik  (*)  afflxod  to  oaoh.] 


UNITKD 

PAOK. 

BXKCrTIVEANDrAUINKT 11 

CONOKKHN,  ANDTHKOHUANIZATION  THICKKOP  IT 

MINIHTKKN  ANIlDII'MlMATU' AOKNTH IH 

CONHULN  AMU'ONSri.All  AdKNTH IN 

AUMY,  ANDTIIKOKUANIZATIUNTIIKKKOt'....  I» 

IMvUloii  of  tho  i'lKlHu 19 

KrKlOK'iitn  nlliiclioil ID 

Htailonii  of  'rriiuiifi !iO 

NAVY,  ANDTIIKomiANIZATIONTIIKREUr  ....  -il 

North  I'acillv  Si|iiailri>n 'il 

Hnutli  I'aclllc  S(|iijulriiii II 

Navy  Yiirit,  Mnrit  Inlnnil 'it 

POSTOKKirKS.  I'AC'iriC  COAST IB 

Rateaof  roHtiiKr 'tl 

J'lintal  Muiicy  iinlcrSyati'in ri 

Pontmaiilpni  iiiiil  Offlcci,  California V3 

roKlniaHtcrn  mid  Ottlvfii,  Urviion '^tt 

INiDtiniiHtiTH  and  <  tWci-it,  Novaija 27 

PoKtninati'ni  nnd  OHIrci,  Waalilngton Territory.,.,  'it 

I'ontnmnli'rn  nnd  <  tWccii,  Iduh; 2H 

rottniiwtcn  and  Oltlct'ii,  Montana 3H 

Poituiaitcra  and  Ufllvi-s,  Utah 'M 


STATES. 

rAOB. 

I'oituiaiiton  and  Offlcpa,  Mfltlah  Cnluinbla W 

Kcvcnuc  of  the  l>i-parlinfiit,  IMW » 

JUDICIAKY-HITPKKMKCOl'HT W 

Clrculla  and  J iidgva 10 

(Courts  and  Term*,  California 10 

Cniirtii  and  Tcnnn,  Ort'iioii 30 

(N>-irtii  nnit  Torinii,  Ntnailit (I 

(!ourlaaiid  Terma,  WanldngtonTiTrliory II 

Courla  and  Temia,  Idaho II 

Courta  and  Temia,  Montana U 

Cnurta  and  Trmia,  (Jtah H 

OFKICKKH,  l'A(;iriCCOAHr 13 

I'CltMC  l)KI«T 34 

ARKA  AND  I'OI'I'LATIOS Ill 

AI'I'OUTIONMKSTOKCOSnitKSH S« 

VOTK  KOR  rRKMIDKNT,  IH04 3» 

l'OI'l!LATII)N  OHKATURITAINCOMI-AKKI) 3A 

8TATK  C A I'lTA I.H SB 

(JOVKHNORMOrTIIKNTATKH,  ANDNAI.AKIKS.,.  » 

STATKI-KdlHI.ATt'RKS,  WIIKN  CDSVK.NKU 30 

8TATK  ELKCTIONS,  WIIKN  IIKLI» 96 

rorilLATION  AS!)  WEALTH,  IWH) IS 


PACIFIC     STATES     AND     TERRITORIES. 


STATES  AND  TKRUITORIF;.  AND  DATE  OF  OR-         | 
OANIZAllON 37  I 


Areanf  pnch 17 

Population  and  Capital  of  each 17 


CALIFORNIA 


EXECU-nVE  AND  STATE  OFFICERS 

REPKK.SKN'|-AT1UN  IN  CONUUESM 

LEUIHLATritE 

Senate,  Oflleora  and  M  cmlirra 

Aaacnibly,  Oltliu'ra  nnd  .Mi'nilx-ra 

JUDICIARY-Nl'I'RKME  I.OIIIT 

DIatrlct  .ludKca 

JUDICIAL  DIVrUICTH 

TERMS  OK  DIH'IUICT  COURTS 

SENATORIAL  DIXTHICrH 

AHHEMIIL Y  DIH I  Kl(.' IS 

KXECUTIVE  AND  STATE  DEPARTMENTS  .... 

Exccutlvo  

SUte 

Controller  

Treaaurer 

Attorney  Ucni'ral 

Surveyor  (leneral 

Adjutant  Uenoral 

Education  

Exanilnen 

Military  Audltora 

Bounty  CInlnni 

Stamp  (?<>niuil»iil(>ncra 

State  Lllintry 

NOTARIES  I'l'llLIC 

COMMISSION  Kits  OF  DEEDS 

STATE  APPOINTEES,  MISCELLANEOUS 

LocaK'iK  Aitfiits 

Inaane  Aayluni 

State  PriHon 

MILITARY  DEPARTMENT 

OIHcrra  nnd  StalTa 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES 

AUKICULTURAL  PRODUCTS,  1864 

Land  Inclosed 

Land  Cultivated 

YIeldWheat.  Barlevand  OaU 

HIacellaneoua  Proifucta 

Onipeand  Wine  Urowtng 

Wine  and  U'andy  Crop,  I86» 

Fruit  and  Fruit  'f  rrea  

Livestock 

Hldea  an',  Wool 

MINERAL    (ESOURCES 

Uold  K  glon— Its  extent,  and  modes  of  mining. 

Silver 

Quicksilver 


Copper  . 

Coal— Asphaltum  . 


Petroleum 

Borax 

Sulphur 

Tin  and  Iron.. 
Ulacellancous, 

8VARTZH1LLS 
ANALS  AND  WATER  DITCHES 

MANUFACTURES Hand 

Urist  Mills  and  Flour 

Lumber  and  Saw  Mills 

Woolen  and  Cotton  Uoods , 

Cotton  Wadding 

Silk 


37 
37 
87 
37 
SH 
3» 
3» 
3» 

a» 

40 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
4i 
4'i 
4i 
44 
47 
47 
48 
4H 
48 
48 
48 
49 
49 
49 
49 
50 
ft'i 
5J 
M 
S3 
A3 
M 
3.5 
63 

<>e 

68 
(>9 
70 
71 
71 
71 
71 
79 
99 
84 
88 
96 
96 
97 


Clothlng-Iioots  and  Shoes— Shirts 17 

Blank  Hooks 97 

Paiicr-Powaor—Ulauware-Cordngo— Matches ..  98 

Leather 99 

Saddlery  and  Harness (9 

Typo 99 

Furniture (6 

Matting 99 

Kroonis 99 

IlllllanI  Tables ItO 

Wooden  Ware 100 

Show  Cttaea lOO 

Planoa— Mirrors 100 

Mniahca 100 

Uold  and  Silverware— Jeweliy 100 

Simiir  Kcllnerlea 100 

Macaroni  and  Vermicelli 101 

Yeaat  I'owdcm 101 

M  uatard 101 

Distillation  of  SplrlU 101 

Cigars 101 

Preservetl  Frults,etc 101 

Cured  MeaU 102 

lircwertea  102 

Confectionery 102 

Soap  102 

Iron  Foundries 102 

Rolling  Mill 103 

Lead  Pipe  anil  Shot 108 

Saws  and  Saw  Teeth 103 

Wire  and  Wire  Rope 103 

Agricultural  Implements 103 

Carriages  and  Wagons 103 

Metsllurglcal  and  Assay  Works 103 

Chemicals 2  and  104 

Salt 104 

Oils  and  PoinU 104 

Turpentine,  Pitch  and  Rosin 104 

Petroleum  Reflnerles 104 

Pottery  wore 104 

Marble  Works 105 

Furs 105 

FISHERIES 106 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS 105 

LEGAL  DISTANCES 106 

POPULATION,  I860  and  1866 108 

VALUE  REAL  AND  PER.sONAL  PROPERTY 106 

BANKS  AND  INSURANCE  COMPANIES 106 

DEBT  OF  THE  STATE 107 

DEBTS  OF  THE  COUNTIES 107 

COUNTY  RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES 107 

ELECTION  RETURNS,  1860, 1861, 1863,  and  1864 108 

TREASURE  SHIPMENTS 108 

IMPORTS  AND  EXPORTS,  SAN  FRANCISCO 108 

RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENBITURES,  FEDERAL  ...  108 

LIBRARIES.  PUBLIC  AND  SOCIETY 109 

NEWSPAPER  AND  PERIODICAL  PRESS 110 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 112 

COLLEGES 112 

RAILROADS 112 

TELEGRAPH  LINES 113* 

SHIP  BUILDING 1I3» 

MINERAL  SPRINGS 11*> 


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6 


PAOiriO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


OBKOON. 

EXECntlVR  ANn  STATE  OmCERS Yu^'qUABTZ  MILM 

KKI'KKMKN'rATlON  IN  C'UNUUKHb lU*  CANALH  AND  WATER  DITCHES 

LEUIHI.ATt-KK lU'iMANlTKAVrORIKX  . 

flinulKnml  IIoiim- of  RpprmrnUUvei 114* 

JITDICIAKV.  HlIl'UKMK  COURT MS* 

JITDICIAL  IIISTKICTH l|iy* 

TKRMH  OK  CIRCriT  AND  COUNTY  C0CRT8 IIS> 

DISTRICT  ATTORNKYH ||«* 

SENATORIAL  DIHTRirTfl Il«» 

RKI'RKMKNTATIVK  DISTRICTS 1I»» 

MOTARIKH  ITHMC Il«« 

COMMINHIONKIW  OK  DEEDS 1IT» 

AREA  AND  RKHOCRCKH IID* 

AURICCLTl'RAL  l-RODVCTS,  1864 ll<»* 

Ylclilof  (lr«ln,  etc IIK* 

MINERAL  RESOURCES 119* 


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NEVA 

EXECUTIVE  AND  STATE  OFFICERS I*I» 

REFRESKNTATION  IN  CONGRESS I'Jl* 

I.EUIOLATURK ij* 

Senate  hikI  AMcmbly fit* 

JUDICIARY,  mi; ntKME  COURT 1J8* 

DiHrictJiiiluvi l-i8* 

JUDICIAL,  DISTIUCT8 1»* 

TERMS  DISTRICT  COURTS. Ii«* 

SENATORIAL  AND  ASSEMDLY  DISTRICTS UH* 

NOTARIES  PUHLIC 1.81* 

COMMIHSIONKKS  OF  DEEDS 120* 

STATE  LANDS 130* 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES 131* 

MINERAL IJl* 

WASHINQTON 

EXECUTIVE  AND  TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS IJ7' 

REPRESENTATION  IN  CONGRESS 13T 

LEOISLAIIVK  DISTRICTS I3T* 

REPRESENTATIVE  DISTRICTS 137* 

NOTARIES  I'lnLIC 137* 

C<»MMIS>I()NKI(S  OF  DEEDS I3H* 

AREA  AND  KKSOURCES 138* 

AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS I31»* 

Yli-lil  of  Grnln-Llve  Stock 139' 

MANUFACTORIES I3»> 

Flour,  OrlatUilla 13»< 


Flour,  Grill  Mill! 
Lumber,  Haw  Mllli 

Woolen  Good! 

Paper  VW 

Iron  Fouiitlrlea— Leather,  Tannerloi I'iS* 

Llnneetl  (III— Turpentine  anil  Roiln  IW* 

PUBLIC  F":ilOOLH-RAILROADS J'iJI* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS IJI* 

popu;.  u'loN,  INW  AND  law IM* 

VOTES,  INM  AND  IMW IM* 

VALUE  OF  REAL  AND  PERSONAL  PROPERTY  .  IM* 

NEWHPAPEItS-LIURARIES  llf 

FINANCES  AND  DEBT m* 

DA. 

Quartz  Mill 131* 

CanaU  and  Wnter  Ditchoi   IM* 

AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS IM* 

Lanil  and  Live  Stock 134* 

MANUI'ACI'ORIES   13(1* 

Fl.iiir,  Orirt  Mills 13«* 

Lumher,  Saw  Mllln  18»* 

FINANCES-PUBLIC  SCHOOLS   IS** 

LIBRARIES-NEWSPA'/ERS  ISB* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUMTY  SEATS  13«* 

ELECTION  RETURNS,  laW  13(t* 

POPULATION 136* 

VALUE  OF  REAL  AND  PERSONAL  PROPERTY  .  136* 
PRODUCT  OF  MINES,  IMS  AND  INO 136* 


TERRITORY. 

Lumber,  Saw  MIIU ISA* 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOL  140* 

STATISTICS,  PORT  TOWNSEND I4«* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS 141* 

POPULATION,  IH63 141* 

VOTES,  1863  AND  I8US 141* 

VALUE  OF  REAL  AND  PERSONAL  PROPERTY..  141> 

FINANCES   141* 

RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES 141* 

LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 141* 

NATURAL  RESOURCES 141* 


IDAHO    TERRITORY, 


EXECUTIVE  AND  TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS 14»* 

REPRESENTATION  IN  CONGRESS 14'i 

LEGISLATIVE  DIS'IRICTS 14'i> 

NOTARIES  PIHLIC 142* 

COMMISSION  Kits  Of  DEEDS 143* 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES 143* 

MINERAL 143* 

QuarU  MllU-Wntcr  Dltchei 144* 


AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS 146* 

MANUFACTORIES I4IJ* 

Flour-Griat  Mllla 14ft* 

Lumber-Saw  Milli 14ft* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS 14ft* 

ELECTION  RETURNS,  IMW 14»* 

PRINCIPAL  CITIES  AND  TOWNS 14«* 

LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS :.  14«* 


MONTANA     TERRITORY. 


EXECUTIVE  AND  TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS 146* 

REPRESENTATION  IN  CONGRESS UK* 

LEGISLATURE 146* 

Leglalatlvo  Dialrlcta I4«* 

ReproKcntuti  ve  DIatrlcta 147* 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC 147* 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS 147* 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES 147* 

MINERAL 148* 

Quartz  Mills- Water  Ditchoi 148* 


AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS UfP 

MANUFACTORIES 149* 

Flour-Griat  Mllla 149* 

Lumber-Saw  Mllla 149* 

FINANCES 149* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS 14»» 

TERRITORIAL  REVENUE 149* 

VALUE  OK  REAL  AND  PERSONAL  PROPERTY..  149* 

PRINCIPAL  CITIES  AND  TOWNS 149* 

LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 190* 


UTAH     TERRITORY, 


EXECUTIVE  AND  TERRITORIAL  OFFICERS 180* 

REPRESENTATION  IN  CONGRESS ISO* 

LEGISLATURE ISO* 

Council  DlBlrlfta 160* 

KeprMcntntive  Diatricta ISO* 

KOTARIES'PI  BLIC IftI* 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES ISl* 

AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS Iftl* 

Yield  Wheat,  Barley,  etc ISi* 

Fruit  Treeaand  Livestock ISi* 


IRRIGATING  DITCHES 1»»* 

GRISTMILLS  AND  FLOUR ISl* 

SAW  MILLS  AND  LUMBER ISJ* 

COUNTIES  AND  COUNTY  SEATS.. 186* 

POPULATION,  I860 189* 

VALUE  OF  REAL  AND  PER.SONAL  T'ROPERTY...  !»»• 

PRINCIPAL  CITIES  AND  TOWNS I»»* 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS-FINANCES 16ft* 

RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES Iftft* 

MEktSPAPERS-LIHRARIES 1S<* 


COLONY    OP     BRITISH 

EXECUTIVE  AND  CIVIL  ESTABLISHMENT I86> 

JUDICIAL  ESTABLISHMENT 1»7* 

AREA  AND  RESOURCES 1S7* 

SHIPMENTS  OK  GOLD 1»7* 

MANUFACTORIES 147* 


COLUMBIA. 

Flour-Oriit  Mllla 1S7* 

Lumber-Sftw  MIIU 1«»* 

FINANCES,  186ft IBS* 

PORT  STATISTICS,  VICTORIA,  1865 188* 

LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 186* 


BUSINESS    REGISTER    AND    OAZETTEER. 


CALIFORNIA Ill* 

OREGON  887 

NEVADA !»ft 

WASHINGTON  TERRITORY 319 


IDAHO  TERRITORY 3« 

MONTANA  TERRITORY 347 

UTAH  TERRITORY 386 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 176 


CLASSIFIED    BUSINESS 

SANFRANCISCO  188 

CAUFORNIA 411 

OREGON 511 

NEVADA 513 

WASHINGTON  TERRITORY 847 


DIRECTORY. 

IDAHO  TERRITORY 551 

MONTANA  TERRITORY 565 

UTAH  TERRITORY 810 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 861 

ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT  foUowi 869 


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.148' 
.  145* 
.  14«» 

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..  149* 
..  14B* 
..  149* 
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..14»* 

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...149* 
,..  150* 


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.188* 
.188* 


3*1 
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386 
116 


Ul 
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GENERAL    INDEX. 

[The  piigai  ttom  111  to  188  are  duplicated,  and  are  dlitlngulihcd  bjr  an  aiterUk  (•)  afflxod  to  eaob.] 


rAoa.!  PAoa. 

AtUutant  Qeneral,  California ...     41  BmlncM  Diroetorjr,  Idaho  Ter> 

Agricultural  Iniulenienti,  Han-  ritory 661 

uiholure,  Califuruia 108  Buiinpw  Direetorr,    Mo*itana 

ARficulturo  BritlKh  Columbia  .  167*        Territory 666 

Agrioultural  (.'aliloriiia ...  .48  and  49,  BuilneM  Directory,  Mevuda. ...  688 
Agrioulturo,  Idaho  Territory  ..  146*;  Buaincn  Directory,  Ore.^on....  611 
Agriculture,  Montana  Territory  14B*]Buiiuo«H  Directory,  Han  Vnui- 


ib  Terri- 


cloco,  . 

Buiiinon  Directory,  I". 

tory Co9 

ButineM  Dirvctoky.WaihinKton 

Territory 647 

.      y       _  ...      .  ^ 

118* 


Agriculture,  Nevada 184* 

Agriculture,  Oregon 119* 

ARriculturc,  Utah  Territory. . . .  161* 

Agriculture,  Waahingtou  Tcrrl- 
tory.... 189* 

Apple  Crop,  ('allforuia 68  Butter  I'roduet,  California. 

Apple  Crop,  (Jregun 119*  Butter  Product,  Oregon 

Apple  Crop,  Utah  Territory. . . .  1S2*  Cabinet,  U.  8. 

Apportionment,  U.  8.  Congreat- 
ional 17  and  86 

Area  and  Itcoourcoa,  Britlih  Co- 
lumbia  167* 

Area  and  I{ei<oiirci>R,  California     48 

Area  and  Ktw  v. <'c- «,  Idaho  Ter-         Califbrnia  Judiciary. . . 
ritory 148*  Caltlbruia,  UtUceni,  etc. . . 

Area  and  itpgourcea,  Montana         California,  I'oet  OtUcei... 

'i'erritnry 147*|  California,  Begiiter  of  Mamei. . 

Area  and  Itc80urc«>«,  Nevada. . .  181*  Calllbruia,  V.  6.  Court* 

Area  and  UeHourcoH,  uregon. . .  118*|Canalt  and  Water  Ditches,  Cal- 

Area  and  Ucoourccit,  Utah  Ter>  ifurnia 

ritory 161*  Canala  and  Water  Ditches,  Ida- 
Area  and  liPKOurces,  Washing' 


California  Bwiness  Directory. 
Calllbrnia,  Citie*  and  Town*. . 
California,  Department  of,  U 


17 


PAOB. 

CommlMioncra  of  Deeds,  Cali- 
fornia      44 

CommiMionem  of  Deeds,  Idaho 
Territory 148* 

Commissionom  of  Deeds,  Mon- 
tana Territory 147* 

Commissioners  of  Deeds,  Mo> 
vada ia»» 

Commissioners  of  Deeds,  Ore- 
»..M    117* 

Comnii'  oners  of  Deeds,  Wash- 
inK* .'  1  Territory 188* 

Conl'ecilonery,  Hnuufheture, 
'  aliibrnla 102 

Cougrefs,Mcimtiersof)California    87 


86 

18 
887 


ton  Territory 188* 

Area  I'aoiHo  mates  and  Territo- 
ries      87 

Area  States 86 

Army,U.8 19 

Asphaltum,  California VH 

Assay  Kstabli^lmicnts,  Cal 108 

Assembly,  California 88 

Assembly,  Nevada 128* 

Assembly  DUtrlots,  California.  41 
Assembly  UiHtricts,  Nevada. . . .  128* 
Attorney  (iciivral,  California. .     41 

Banks,  Caliturnia 100 

Barley  Crop,  <'alif«)rnia.. .  .49  and  60 

Barley  Crop,  Nevada 134* 

Barley  Croi>,  Urogon 119* 

Barley  Crop,  Utah  Territory. . .  162* 

Beau  Crop,  California 60 

Billiard   Tables,    Manufacture, 

California 100 

Blank  Books,  Manufticture,  Cal' 

ifornia 07 

Boots  and  Shoos,  Manulhoturo, 

California 

Borax.  California 70 

Bounty  Claimn.Board  of  Exam' 

iners,  California 41 

Branch  Mint,  U.  8 

Brandy  Product,  California. ...     62 

Breweries,  California 1<>2 

British  Columbia  Business  Dl 

rectory 668 

British     Columbia,     Uovern- 

ment,  etc 166* 

British  Columbia,  Post  Offices.  29 
British  Columbia,  Begister  of 

Names  876 

Brooms,  Hanufhcture,  Califor- 


48Si;Cougrri'>.  .Momber'<  of,  Nevada.  137* 
lil*X'ongreiM>,  Mcnibpniof,  Uregon.  114* 

iCongreitii,  U.  8 17 

8.  Army. .'. 10, Coiigrcwiuiial  Apportionment.     " 

California  1'  inanoes 107 1  CouhuIh  and  Commercial  Ag'ls, 

■     ■    ■■  •  89{        U.8 

87  Consuls,  Foreign, San  Francisco 
28  Controller's  iJepartmout,  Call- 

111*1       Ibrnia 41 

VOiCopper,  Truductof,  Calllbrnia .     66 
i  Cordage,  Manuikoture,  Califor- 

70        uia 98 

Cotton  Crop,  California 61 

ho  Territory 144*  Cotton  Crop,  Utah  Territory...  162* 

Canals  and  Water  Ditohes,Mon-         Cotton    Uoods,    Manufacture, 

tana  Territory 148*!       California  96 

Canals  and  Water  Ditches,  No-         Counties  and    County   Seats, 

vada 131*        Calilornla 106 

Canals  and  Water  Ditches,  Or^         Counties   and    County    Seats, 

egon 120*1        Idaho  Territory 146* 

Capitais,State  and  Territorial  86  8(87.  Counties    and    County    Seats, 

Carriages  and  Wagons,  Manu-  Montana  Torritory 49* 

fkcture,  California 108!  Counties   and    County    Seats, 

Cattle,  Califbrnia 68        Nevada  186* 

Cattle,  N  evada 184* :  Counties  and  County  Seats,  Or- 

Cattle,  Oregon 110*        egon 136* 

Census,  U.  8 86  Counties    and   County    Seats, 

Cheese  Product,  California  ....     60        Utah  Territory 166* 


Clieese  Product,  Oregon 119*  CountioH  and   County    Seats, 

Chemicals,  Manufkoture,  Call-  Washington  Territory 141* 

fornla 3  and  104  County      Courts,     California, 

Cigars,  Manulkcture,  California  lull       Terms 89 

Circuit  Court,  Terms,  Oregon. .  116*ICouuty  Courts,  Oregon,  Terms  110* 

Circuits,  U.8 80 1  County  Finances,  Calilornia...    107 

Cities  and  Towns,  British  Co-        iCountyOilicers,  California, 

lumbia 876  lll*to26e 

Cities  and  Towns,  California. . .  Ill*  County   Officers,    Idaho  Ttrri- 
Cities  and  Towns,  Idaho  Terri-  tory  .  ^ 837  to  846 


Brushes,  Manufacture,  California  100 
Buckwheat  Crop,  California  ...     60 
Business  Directory,  British  Co- 
lumbia    668 

Business  Directory,  California  .   i 


tory 146*  and  387 

Cities  and  Towns,  Montana  Tei^ 

ritory 149*  and  847 

Cities  and  Towns,  Nevada 296 

Cities  and  Towns,  Oregon 267 

Cities  a..d  Towns,  Utah  Terri- 
tory   166*and866 

dtleaand  Towns,  Washington 

Territory 819 

Clothing,  Manulkcture,  Califor- 
nia   97 

Coal,  California 68 

Coast  Survey,  U.  S.,  Wc    Joast    83 

Cobalt,  California 71 

Collector  of  Customs,   Faciflo 

Coast  88 

Colleges,  California 112 

Colleges,  Washington  Territory  140* 
Columbia,  Department  U.   8. 
Army 19 


County  Officers,  Montana  T^rri' 

tory  847  to  866 

County  Officers,  Nevada.  .296  to  818 
County  Officers,  Oregon  .  .267  to  294 
County  Officers,  Utah  Territory 

866  to  878 
County   Officers,    Washington 

Territory  819  to  886 

Courts,  see  respective  headings. 
Cured  Meats,  Manufacture,  Cal- 
ifornia     103 

Customs,  Collectors  of,  U.  8.  . .     88 

Debt,  State,  California 107 

Debt,  State,  Nevada 186* 

Debt,  SUte,  Oregon 120* 

Debt,U.  8 84 

Delegate  in  Congress,    Idaho 

Territory 148* 

Delegate  in  Congress,  Montana 
Territory 148* 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIREOTORT. 


PAQK. 

Delegate  in  Congress,  V  •  .h  Ter- 

ritory '.  leO* 

Delegate  in  Congress,  Washing- 
ton Territory 187* 

Distillation  of  Spirits,  Califor- 
nia     101 

District  Attorneys,  Oregon 116* 

District  Court«,  Califurnia 89 

District  Courts,  Nevada 128* 

District  Cour»4,  U.  S.,  TaciBo 

Coast ao 

Ditches,  see  Water  Ditches. 

DryDock,  U.  8.... 118» 

Kducation,  State  Board  of,  Cal- 
ifornia      41 

Education,  U.  S .' 86 

Egg  Product,  Oallfornla 63 

Breotion  Keturns,  Calilornla. . .    108 
Election  Keturns,  Idaho  Terri- 
tory   145* 

Election  Returns,  Nevada 136* 

Election  Returns,  Oregon 126* 

Election  Keturns,  U.  8.,  18C4. .  86 
Election  Returns,  Washington 

Territory 141* 

Elections,  State,  when  hold. ...     86 
Examiners,  Board  of,  California     41 
Examiners,  Board  of,  Nevada. .  127* 
Executive  Department,  Califor- 
nia  37  and  41 

Executive  Department,  Idaho 

Territory 142* 

Executive  Department,   Mon- 
tana Territory 146* 

Executive  Department,  Nevada  127* 
B^ecutive  Department,  Oregon  114* 
Executive  Department,  U.  8. . .  17 
Executive    Department,   Utah 

Territo.y 150* 

Executive  Department,  Wash- 
ington Territory 187* 

Exports,  San  Francisco  108 

Finances,  British  Columbia. .. .  168* 

Finances,  California 107 

Finances,  Counties,  California. .  107 
Finances,  Montana  Territory  . .  149* 

Finances,  Nevada 135* 

Finances,  Oregon 126* 

Finances,  Utali  Territory 156* 

Finances,    Washington    Terri- 
tory  141* 

Fisheries,  Calirornia 106 

Fisheries,    Washington    Terri- 
tory   188* 

Flax  Culture,  California 51 

Flax  Culture,  Oregon 110* 

Flour  Manufacture,  British  Co- 
lumbia   167* 

Flour  Manufacture,  California.     84 
Flour  Manufacture,  Idaho  Ter- 
ritory   145* 

Flour  Manufacture,   Montana 

Territory 149* 

Flour  Manuthoturc,  Nevada . . .  135* 

Flour  Manufacture,  Oregon 121* 

Flour  Manutiacture,  Utah  Terri- 
tory   162* 

Flour  Manufacture,  Washing- 
ton Territory 189* 

Foreign  Consuls 897 

Foreign  Ministers,  U.  S 18 

Fortifications,  Pacific  Coast ...     19 

Foundries,  California 102 

Foundries,  Oregon 126* 

Fruit  Growing,  Califurnia 62 

Fruit  Growing,  Oregon 119* 

Fruit  Growing,  Utah  Territory  162* 
Fruits, Califomia.wkien  matured    58 
Furniture  Manufacture,  Califor- 
nia      99 

Fun,  California 106 

Gaxetteor,  Cities  and  Towns  Pa- 

olBo  Coast in* 

Glass  Manufacture,  California.     98 
Gold  and  Silverware  Manufac- 
ture, Califoriiirt 100 

Gold  Product,  California 64 

Gold  Product,  Idaho  Territory  144* 
Gold  Product,  Oregon 119* 


PAOIt. 

Gold  Region,  California 64 

Gold   Shipments,  British  Co- 
lumbia  167* 

Gold  Shipmenta,  California ....   106 

Governors,  State 86 

Governors,  Territorial 86 

Grain  Crop,  California 49 

Grain  Crop,  New  York,  com- 
pared      80 

Grain  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Grain  Crop,  Utah  Territory. . .  162* 
Grape  and  Wine  Growing,  Cal- 
ifornia      62 

Great  Britain,  Population 86 

Grist  Mills,  British  Columbia. .  167* 

Grist  Mills, California 84 

Grist  Mills,  Idaho  Territory. . . .  146* 
Grist  Mills,  Montana  Territory.  149* 

Grist  Mills,  Nevada 186* 

Grist  Mills,  Oregon   121* 

Grist  Mills,  Utah  Territory 162* 

Grist  Mills,  Washington  Terri- 
tory  189* 

Gypsum,  California 71 

Hay  Crop,  California 60 

Hay  Crop,  Nevada 134* 

Hay  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Hay  Crop,  Utah  Territory 162* 

Hay  Crop,  Washington  Terri- 
tory  189* 

Hemp  Culture,  California 61 

Hemp  Culture,  Oregon 119* 

Hides,  Exports,  California 64 

Hides  and  Wool,  California...     68 

Hogs,  California 68 

Hogs,  Nevada 184* 

Hogs,  Oregon 119» 

Hogs,  I'tah  Territory 152* 

Honey  Bee,  Calit'ornia 60 

Hop  Culture,  California 51 

Hop  Culture,  Oregon 119* 

Horses,  California 53 

Horses,  Nevada 134* 

Horses,  Oregon 119* 

Horses,  Utah  Territory 152* 

Horses,  Washington  Territory.  139* 
House  of  Kcpro.-cntatives,  U.  8.     17 
Idaho  Territory,  Bu^iiuvss  Di- 
rectory    561 

Idaho  Territory,  Government, 

etc 142* 

Idaho  Territory.  Post  Offices. . .     28 
Idaho   Territory,   Register    of 

Names 337 

Idaho  Territory,  U,  8.  Courts. .     81 

Imports,  British  Columbia 168* 

Imports,  San  Francisco 108 

Imports,  Washington  Territory  140* 

Incorporated  Companies 408 

Indian  Aflhirs,  U.  8.  Superin- 
tendents of. 34 

Indian  Agents,  Pacific  Coast. . .     34 
Indian  Corn  Crop,  California   .     50 

Indiau  (.'om  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Indian  Corn  Crop,  Utah  Terri- 
tory   162* 

Indian  Com  Crop,  Washington 

Territory   189* 

Insane  Asylum,  California 48 

Insurance  Companies,  Califor- 
nia     106 

Insurance  Companios,San  Fran> 

Cisco 409 

Internal  Revenue  Officers,  Paciflo 

Coast 

Iron,  California 71 

Iron,  Oregon 120* 

Iron  Foundries,  California 102 

Iron  Foundries,  Oregon 125* 

Jewelry,  ManuiUcture,  Califor- 
nia        100 

Judges,  see  respective  Courts. 
Judicial  Districts,  California. . . 

Judicial  Districts,  Nevada 128* 

Judicial  Districts,  Oregon 116* 

Judicial  Districto,  U.  S.  Pacilio 

Coaat  ao 

Judiciary,  British  Columbia. . . .  167* 
Judiciary,  California 89 


PAGE. 

Judiciary,  Nevada 128* 

Judiciary,  Oregon 116* 

Judiciary,  U.  S W 

Knit  Goods  Manufacture,  Cal- 
ifornia      96 

Land  Agents,  California 47 

Land  Ag'ts,  U.  8.  Pacific  Coast    88 

Land  Office,  California 42 

Land  Office,  U.  8.  Pacific  Coast    88 
Lands,  Agricultural,  California    48 
Lands,  Agricultural,  Idaho  Ter- 
ritory  146* 

Lands,  Agricultural,  Montana 

Territory 149* 

Lands,  Agricultural,  Nevada. . .  184* 
Lands,  Agricultural,  Oregon  . .  119* 
Lands,  Agricultural,  Utah  Ter- 
ritory  161* 

lAnds,  Agricultural,  Washing- 
ton Territory 139* 

Lands,  State,  California 48 

Lands,  State,  Nevada 180* 

Lands,  State,  Oregon 119* 

Lead,  Manufacture,  California.  108 
Leatlier,  3Iuuufacture,  Califoi^ 

uia 9B 

Leather,  Manufacture,  Oregon.  126* 
Legal  Distances,  California ....    106 

Legislature,  California 87 

Legislature,  Idaho  Territory. . .  l«i* 
Legislature,  Montana  Territory  146* 

Legislature,  N  evada 127* 

Legislature,  Oregon 114* 

Legislature,  Utali  Territory. . . .  160* 
Legislature,  Washington  Terri- 
tory  187* 

Libraries,  British  Columbia. . . .  168* 

Libraries,  California 109 

Libraries,  Idaho  Territory 146* 

Libraries,  Montana  Territory. .  160* 

Libraries,  Nevada 188* 

Libraries,  Oregon 126* 

Libraries,  Utah  Territory 166* 

Libraries,  Washington  Territory  141* 

Library,  State,  *  alifornia 42 

Linsooa  Oil,  Manufacture,  CaU- 

fornia IM 

Linseed  Oil,  Mauufacturo,  Ore- 
gon  126* 

Live  Stock,  California 63 

Live  Stock,  Nevada 184* 

Live  Stock,  Oregon 119* 

Live  Stock,  Utah  Territory. . . .  152* 
Live  Stock,  Wasliington  Terri- 
tory  189* 

Lumber,   Imports,  San   Fran- 
cisco       88 

Lumber,  Manufacture,  British 

Columbia 168* 

Lumber,  Manufhcture,  Califor- 
nia       88 

Lumber,   Manufacture,    Idaho 

Territory 146* 

Lumber,  Manufacture,  Montana 

Territory 149* 

Lumber,  Manufacture,  Nevada  185* 
Lumber  Manufautun>,  Oregon..  128* 
Lumber,    Manufacture,    Utah 

Territory 168* 

Lumber,   tlanufacture,  Wash- 
ington Territory 189* 

Macaniiii,  Manufacture,  Califor- 
nia     101 

Mail  Service.  U.  8 29 

Manganese,  California 71 

Manufactures,  California .  .84  and  95 

ManufhcturcE,  Oregon 121* 

Marble,Manufaetiirt>,  California  106 
Marble,  Quarries,  California. . .    106 
Matches,  Manuflacture,  Califor- 
nia      98 

Matting,  Manutikoture,  Califoiv 

nia 99 

Merchants  and    Professionals, 

British  Columbia 668 

Merchants  and    Profoislonali, 

California ..    4i>8 

Merchants    and   Professionals, 
Idaho  Territory 661 


QENBRAL     INDEX. 


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PAOC. 

...MS* 
...116* 
...     W 

...  96 
...  47 
>Mt  S8 
...  42 
Mst  88 
rnit  48 
rer- 

. ...  146* 
tana 

....149» 
a...l84» 
,n..n9» 
Te^ 

161» 

ling- 
.....189» 

48 

180* 

11»« 

rnia.    108 
»lifo^   ^ 

.gon!  126* 

*....     87, 
,ry...l«» 
rtlory  146» 
.....  1«» 

114» 

ry....l60» 
Terri- 

187» 

,ia....l68» 

.....    109 

r 146* 

tory. .  1B0» 
......  188» 

126* 

166* 

rritoryl4i; 

5,  Cat 

: IM 

o,  Ore- 
,...126« 
....  68 
....  184* 
....119» 

|.rv. . . .  152»  ! 
terri- 


FAQI. 

MerohanU  and   Profbsaionali, 

Montana  Territory 666 

Merchants   and  ProferaionalB, 

Hevada  688 

Merohanta    and    IVofteeionala, 

OKgon 611 

Merotaanti  and    Protessionalp, 

San  Franoiiioo 886 

Merchants  and    Froi^ionali, 

Utah  Territory 669 

Merchants    and  Proi^ssionals, 

Washington  Torritoiy 647 

Metallurgic  and  Assay  Estab- 
lishments, California 108 

Metallurgic  and  A»say  Estab- 

liibments,  Nnvadn 181* 

Military,  Calitornia 48 

Military,  U.  8.,  I'aciUu  Coast. . .     19 
MiliUry  Auditors,   Board   of, 

California 41 

Military  Posts,    U.  8.,  Paclflo    __ 

Coast 20 

Mills,  Flour,  British  Columbia.  167* 

Mills,  Flour,  California 84 

Mills,  Flour,  Idaho  Territory. .  146* 
Mills,    Flour,  Montana  Terri- 
tory.....  149» 

Mills,  Flour,  Nevada 186* 

Mills,  Flour,  Oregon 121* 

Mills,  Flour,  Utah  Territory. . .  162* 
Mills,  Flour,  Washington  Turri- 

tiry.... 189» 

Mills,  Iron,  San  Francisco 108 

Mills,  Paper,  California 98 

Mills.  Paper,  Oregon 126» 

Hills,  Powder,  California 98 

Mills,  Quartz,  California 78 

Mills,  Quartz,  Idaho  Territory.  144* 
Mills,  Quartz,   Montana  Terri- 
tory.....  148* 

Mills,  Quartz,  Kevada Iit2* 

Mills,  Quartz,  OrcRon 120* 

Mills,  Kice,  tian  Francisco   ....   419 

Mills,  Salt,  San  Francisco 419 

Mills,  Saw,  British  Columbia..  168* 

Mills,  Saw,  California 88 

BHIls,  Saw,  Idaho  Territory. . . .  146» 
Mills,  Saw,  Montana  Territory.  149* 

Mills,  Saw,  Nevada 136* 

Mills,  Saw,  Oregon 1}!8* 

Mills,  Saw,  Utali  Territory 158* 

Mills,  Saw,  Washington  Ter. . .  139* 

Mills,  Woolen,  Caliloruia 96 

Mills,  Woolen,  Oregon 124* 

Mineral  Uesources,  British  Co- 
lumbia  167* 

Mineral  Kesources,  California. .     64 
Mineral  Kesources,  Idaho  Ter- 
ritory  148* 

Mineral    Kesources,    Montana 

Territory 148* 

Mineral  Iteeourcos,  Nevada. .  .  131* 

Mineral  Kesources.  Oregon 119* 

Mineral  Springs,  California. . . .  118* 
Mining,  varietiOM  of,  Calilbrnia.     68 

Ministers,  Foreign,  U.  S 18 

Mint,  U.  S.  Branch,  San  Fran- 
cisco      83 

Mirrors,  Manuikctui-e,  Califor- 
nia       100 

Montana  Territory,  Busi<>ess  Di- 
rectory    666 

Montana  Territory,  fjovernm't, 

etc 148* 

Montana  Territory,  I'ost  Offices  28* 
Montana  Territory,  Htcgister  of 

Names 847 

Montana  Territory,  U.S.  Courts    82 

Mortality,  U.  8 86 

Mulberry,  Cultivation  of.  .61  and  97 
Mustard,  Uanuiltoture,  Califor- 
nia     101 

NaTy,U.8 31 

Navy,  U.  8,  Paoiflo  Ocean 21 

Navy  Yard,  U.  S.  Mare  Island. .     21 
Nevada  Business  Directory ....   688 

Nevad;'  Qovemment,  etc 127* 

Nevada,  Post  OWoes 27 

Nevada,  Register  of  Names ....   296 


PAoa. 

Nevada,  U.  8.  Conrti 81 

Newspapers,  British  Columbia.  168* 

Newspapers,  California 110 

Newspapers,  Idaho  Territory. .  14<<* 
Newspapers,  MontanaTerritory  160* 

Newspapers,  Nevada 186* 

Newspapers,  Oregon 126* 

Newspapers,  Utah  Territory...  166* 
Newspapers,  Washington  Terri- 
tory   141* 

Nickel.  California 71 

North  Paoilio  Squadron,  U.8.N.     21 
Notaries  Public,  California....     42 
Notaries  Public,  Idaho   Terri- 
tory   142* 

Notaries  Public,  Montana  Ter- 
ritory  147* 

Notaries  Public,  Nevada 129* 

Notaries  Public,  Oregon 116* 

Notaries  Public,  Utah  Territory  161* 
Notaries   Public,    Washington 

Territory 187* 

Oats,  Crop,  California  ...  .49  and  60 

Oats,  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Oats,  Crop,  Utah  Territory 162* 

Oats,  Crop,  Washington  Terri- 
tory  189* 

Officers,  U.  8.,  Paclflo  Coast. . . 
Oils  and  Paints,  Manufocture, 

California 104 

Oil  Keaneries,  California 104 

Olives,  California 63 

Oregon,  Business  Directory. . . .   6ll 

Oregon,  Government,  etc 114* 

Oregon,  Itegistcr  of  Names. ...   267 

Oregon,  Post  Offices 26 

Oregon,  U.S. Cou'ts 80 

PacTflc  Division,  U.  8.  A .     19 

Pacific  SUtes  and  Territories  . .  87 
Paints,  Manufacture,  California  104 
Paper,  Manufacture,  California  98 
Paper,  Manufhcture,  Oregon. . .  126* 

Pea  Crop,  California 60 

Peach  Trees,  California 68 

Pension  Agents,  U.  8.,  Faciflc 

Coast 84 

Periodicals,  California 110 

Petroleum,  California 69 

Pianos,  ManufiictUTe,  California  100 

Pilot  Examiners,  S.  F 47 

Pitch.  Manulhcture,  California  104 

Platinum,  California 72 

Plumbago,  California 71 

Population,  California 106 

Population,  Great  Britain  and 

Ireland 86 

Population,  Nevada  188* 

Population,  Oregcm 126* 

Population,  Utah  Territory. . . .  165* 
Population,  Pacific  States  and 

Territories,  1806 87 

Population,  U.  8 35  and  86 

Population,  WashiT.^n  Terri< 

tory  

Port  Wardens,  S.  F •. . 

Post  Office  Department,  U.  8. . 
Post  Offices,  British  Columbia 
Post  Offices,  California. . . .  v . . .     23 
Post  Offices,  Idaho  Territory.. .     28 
Post  Offices,  Montana  Territory    28 

Post  Offices,  Nevada 27 

Post  Offices,  Oregon 26 

Post  Offices,  U.  8.,  PaoiHo  Coast  22 
Post  Offices,  Utah  Territory. ...  28 
Post  Offices,  Washington  Ter'y.     27 

Postage  Hates 22 

Postal  Money  Order  System  ...     22 

Potato  Crop,  California 60 

Potato  Crop,  Nevada 134* 

Potato  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Potato  Crop,  Utah  Territory. . .  152* 
Potato  Crop,  Washington  Ter- 
ritory   189* 

Pottery,  Manufacture,  Califor- 
nia    106 

Poultry,  California 68 

Powder  Manui1ioture,CaliA>mla    98 
Preserved  Fruit  and  Vegeta- 
bles, California 101 


141* 

47 
29 


PAGB. 

Probate     Courts,     California, 

Terms 89 

Property,  Beal  and  Personal, 

Calitbmia 106 

Property,  Seal  and  Personal, 

MontanaTerritory 149* 

Property,  Beal  and  Personal, 

Nevada 186* 

roperty,  Real  and  Tersoual, 

Oregon 126* 

Property,  Real  and  Personal, 

Utah  Territory 156* 

Property,  Real  and  Personal, 

Washington  Territory 141* 

Public  Debt,  U.  8 84 

Public  Instruction,  California .     41 

Public  Schools,  California 112 

Public  Schools,  Nevada 135* 

iniblic  Schools,  Oregon 126* 

Public  Schools, UUh Territory.  165* 
Public    Schoou,    Washington 

Territory 140* 

Quarries,  Marble 105 

Quartz  Mills,  California 72 

Quartz  Mills,  Idaho  Territory. .  144* 
Quartz  Mills,  Montana  Terri- 
tory  148* 

Quartz  Mills,  Nevada 181* 

Quartz  Mills,  Nevada  Co.,  Cali- 
fornia      78 

Quartz  Mills,  Oregon 120* 

Quartz  Mining,  California 00 

Quicksilver,  California 65 

Railroads,  Calilbrnia 112 

Railroads,  Oregon 126* 

Real  ftnd   Personal  Property, 

California 106 

Real  and   Personal  Property, 

Montana  Territorv 149* 

Real  and  Personal  Property, 

Nevada 186* 

Real  and  Personal  Property, 

Oregon  126* 

Real   and  Personal  Property, 

United  States 86 

Real   and  Personal  Property, 

Utah  Territory 165* 

Real   and   Personal  Property, 

Washington  Territory 141* 

Receipts     and    Expecditures, 

British  Columbia 168* 

Receipts  and  Expenditures,  Cal- 
itornia  wr 

Receipts  and  Expenditures, 
Montana  Territory 149* 

Receipts  and  Expenditures,  Ne- 
vada  185* 

Receipts  and  Expenditures,  On 
egon 126* 

Receipts  and  Expenditures,  U, 
8 84 

Receipts  and  Expenditures,  U. 
8.,  Pacific  Coast 106 

Receipts  and  Expenditures, 
UtahTerritory 155* 

Register  of  Names,  British  Co- 
lumbia    376 

Register  of  Names,  California.  Ill* 

Register  of  Names,  Idaho  Toi^ 
ritory 887 

Register  of  Names,  Montana 
Territory 847 

Register  of  Names,  Nevada  ...   296 

Register  of  Names,  Oregon. . . .   257 

Register  of  Names,  Utah  Terri- 
tory    866 

Register  of  Names,  Washington 
Territory 819 

Representative  Districts,  Ore- 
gon  116* 

Representatives,  Uouse,Oregon  114* 

Resources,  British  Columbia.  .  167" 

Resources,  Agricultural,  Cal. ...     49 

Rewuroes,  Agricultural,  Idaho 
Territory 146* 

Resources,  Agricultural,  Mon- 
tana Territory 149* 

Resources,Agricultural,  Nevada  184* 

!{e8ourcei,Agrioultural,  Oregon  118* 


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10 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


FAQI. 

Besonroes,  Agriealtun),  Utah 

Territory IBl* 

R«M>urce«,  Agricultnral,  Wash- 

inftton  Territory 188* 

RMOUrccs,  Haiiutkcturing,  Cal.     96 
Uosources,  Mannfacturing,  Or. .  121* 
ReKCurces,  Mineral,  CaliTornia.    M 
Resources,  Mineral,  Idaho  Ter- 
ritory  14a» 

BoMurces,   Mineral,    Montana 

Territory 148» 

Resources,  Mineral,  Nevatia. . .  181* 
Resources,  Mineral,  Oregon. . , ,  119* 

Rloe  Culture,  California 61 

Rolling  Mill,  California 108 

Rope  Hauufacture,  California. .  98 
Rosin  Manufacture,  California.  104 
Rosin  Manufacture,  Oregon  . . .  126* 

Rye  Crop,  California 60 

Rye  Crop,  Oregon 1W» 

Saddlery  and  Harness  Manufac- 
ture, California "" 

Salt  Manufacture,  California. . . 
San  Francisco  Business  PireO' 

tury 

Saw  Mills,  British  Columbia 

Saw  Mills,  California 

Saw  Mills,  Idaho  Territory . . 
Saw  Mills,  Montana  Territory 


PAOS.I  _  _  VAQM. 

State  Debt,  Nerada 136*  United  States  Exeeative  De- 
State  Debt,  Oregon 126*        partment 17 

State  Departments,  Califurnia..     41  United  States  Foreign  Minister*     18 

'     •   ••  ""  United  States  House  of  Hepre- 

sentatives 17 


State  Elections,  when  held 
State  Legislatures,  when  con- 
vened       86 

State  Library,  California 42 

State  Library,  Nevada 186» 

State  Library,  Oregon 126* 

State  Prison,  California 48 

State   Prison    Commissioners, 

Nevada 127* 

State  Prison  Labor,  California.     96 

State  University,  Nevada 127* 

Sugar  Cane,  California .  .■ 61 

Sugar  Kedneries,  California ....    100 

Sulphur,  California 71 

Superintendents  Indian  AffiUrs, 

U.  S.,  PaciUc  Coast 84 

Supreme  Court,  California 89 

Supreme  Court,  Nevada 128* 

Supreme  Court,  Oregon 116* 

104  Supreme  Court,  U.  S 80 

Surveyor     General's    Depart- 
ment, California 41 

Surveyor  General  U.  8.  Pacilio 

Coast 84 

Swamp  Land,  California 48 


386 
168* 


146* 


149* :  Sweet  Potato  Crop,  California.     60 


Saw  Mills,  Nevada 136*  Tanneries,  California 


Saw  Mills,  Oregon 123* 

Saw  Mills,  Utah  Territory 163* 

Saw  Mills,  Washington  Terri- 
tory  189* 

Saws  and  Saw  Teeth,  Manufac- 
ture, California 108 

School  Census. 112 

School  Fund 112 

School  Lands,  see  Lands,  State 

Schools,  Public,  California lU'Tcrras  Prubate  Courts,  Califor- 

Schools,  Public,  Nevada 186*1        nia 

Schools,  Public,  Oregon 126*  Terms,   Supreme   Court,  Call' 


Tanneries,  Oregon 126* 

Telegraphs,  California 113* 

Terms  Circuit  Courts,  Oregon.  116* 
Terms  County  Courts,  CaFifor- 

nia 89 

Terms  County  Courts,  Oregon .  110* 
Terms  District  Courts,  Canfor^ 

nia 

Terms  District  Courts,  Nevada.  128* 


Schools,  Public,  Utali  Territory  166* 
Schools,    Public,   Washington 

Territory  140* 

Seats,    Uovernmont,   diflbrent 

Ktatps 88 

Serdtc,  California 87 

Sc^nate,  Nevada 127* 

Senate,  Oregon 114* 


fornia 

Terms  Supreme  Court,  Nevada.  128* 
Terms,  Supreme  Court,  U.S...     30 

Tin.  Califurnia 71 

Tobacco  Crop,  California 61 

Tobacco  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Treasure     Shipments,    British 

Columbia 161 


Sei-atc,  U.  S 17  Treasure  Shipments,  California  108 

Ser.aturhil  Districts,  California.     40  Treasure  Shipments,  Nevada. .  186* 
Senatorial  Districts,  Nevada.. .  I28*)TreaBurcr'8  Department,  Cali- 

Seiiatorlal  Districts,  Oregon. . .  116*  |        fornia 41 

Sheep,  California  63  Tunnage,  British  Columbia 168* 

Sheep,  Nevada 134*  Tunnage,  San  Franoieco 108 

Shee]),  Oregon 110*  Tunnage.  Port  Townsend,W.T.  140* 

Shcoji,  Utali  Territory 162*  i  Turpentine  Manufacture,  Cali- 

Shecp,  WaMiingfon  Territory. .  139*1        fornia 104 

Ship  Building,  California 113*: Turpentine  ManuflMture,  Ore' 

Shirts,  Muiiulncturp,  California    97         gon 126*{  Wine  Growing,  California 

HShow  Cares,  Manufacture,  Cal-  Type  Manufacture,  California..     99.  Wire  and  Wire  Rope  Manuflto- 

ifornia 100  Union  Business  College 118*        ture,  California 108 

Silk  Culture,  California 61  United  States,  Area 36  Wooden    Ware    Manufkotnre, 

Silk  Manufacture,  California...     97  United  States  Army,  Division  California 100 

iiilver  Mining,  California 661        of  the  Paoiflo 19  Wool,  California 68 

Sliver  Mining,  Nevada 131*  United  States  Army,  Organiza-  Wool,  Oregon 119* 

Silver  Product,Ncvada  181*  and  138*1        tion  of 19  Wool,  Washington  Territory  . .  189* 


United  States  Judiciary 80 

United  States  Navy,  Organisa- 
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United    States   Mavy,    Paciflo 

Coast 21 

United  Stateb  Officers,  Faciac 

Coast 88 

United  States,  Population.  .86 and 86 

United  States  Public  Debt 84 

United  States  Senate 17 

United  States  Supreme  Court. .     80 
Utah  Territory,  Business  Direo- 

toiy 669 

Utah  Territory,   Government, 

etc 160* 

Utah  Territory,  Post  Offices. ...     28 
Utah    Territory,    Register    of 

Names 866 

Utah  Territory,  U.S.  Courts. ...     82 

Vegetable  Crop,  California 60 

Vegetable  Crop,  Nevada 184* 

Veigetable  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Vegetable  Crop,  Utah  Territory  162* 

Vote,  California 108 

Vote,  Idaho  Territory 146* 

Vote,  Nevada 186* 

Vote,  Oregon 128* 

Vote,  Presidential,  1864 86 

Vote,  Washington  Territory.. .  141* 
Washington  l^rritory.  Business 

Directory 647 

Washington  Territory,  Govern- 
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Washington  Territory,  Post  Of- 

ttces 27 

Washington  Territo-y,  Register 

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Washington    Territory,   U.  S. 

Courts 81 

Water  Ditches,  California 79 

Water  Ditches,  Idaho  Territory  144* 
Water  Ditches,  Montana  Terri- 
tory  148* 

Water  Ditches,  Nevada 184* 

Water  Diiches,  Oregon 120* 

Water  Ditches,  Utah  Territory  162* 

Water  Works,  California 79 

Wealth,  U.S 86 

Whale  Fisheries,  California  . .     106 
Wheat  Crop,  California. .  49  and  60 

Wheat  Crop,  Nevada 134* 

Wheat  Crop,  Oregon 119* 

Wheat  Crop,  Utali  Territory. . .  182* 
Wheat  Crop,  Washington  Terri- 
tory   lo9* 

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Woolen  Goods,  Manufacture, 
Oregon  124* 


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Slave  Population,  U.S  18G0.36and  86  United   States    Army,   PaciUc 

Soap  Manufacture,  California  .    102|        Coast 20 

Sorghum  Crop,  Utah  Territory  162*, United  States  Cabinet 17 

South  Paciflc  Squadron,  U  S.N .     21  United  States  Circuits 80 

Stamp  Conimissiouers,  Board  of        i  United  States  Congress 17|Woolen  Mills,  California 96 

Cnlifornia 42  United  States  Consuls  and  Com-         I  Woolen  Mills,  Oregon 124* 

Stale  Appointees,  California. . .     471       mercial  Agents 18!Yeast    Powder    Hanuikctnre, 

State  Capitals 86, United   States   Courts,  PaoiUo  California t 101 

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PAGE. 

Adama,  Snmnol xcli 

AdclsilorfiT  Krot clxvlil 

iElna  nml  I'hoenix  InBumncc  Com- 
panies  back  and  ill  and  x  v 

Alameda  I'ark  Asylum 161 

Aldrlch,  Merrill  &  Co Ixxlx 

Allen,  James  M cl 

Allen,  W.  H cxlll, 

American  Exchance clxxit 

Anderson  &  Cliambcrlln back  cover 

Applcton,  I>.  E.  A  Co clxiv 

Armes  A  Dnllam lxIIv 

Artliur,  J.  D.  lb  Hon ulxxx 

Atkinson,  .loseph  H 177 

Atlantic  House cllr 

Austin,  B.C Ixll 

Badger  A  Lindcnberger xlv 

Badglev  &  Tllden clli 

Baldwin,  A.  K.  A  Co xllx 

Bancmft,  II,  H.  <fc  Co cxxxlvi 

Bank  ExchanKo clxxl 

Bank  ot  Callfumla xvll 

Barrett  &  Sherwood II 

Bartllng  A  Kimball back; 

Barton,  U.IT.&Co Ixxxlv 

Bauer, J.  A xxxvil 

Bar  Sugar  Refinery Ixxv 

Bell,  Jonn  C xxxvl 

Belllnsliam  Bay  Coal  Co ell 

Benchley,  L,  B,  &  Co xxxil 

Bernard,  Charles xcll 

Black  A  Haul xcvIM 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Mining  Co ell 

r:»ck,  W.  \V Ixxxvll 

Blood,  J.  H clxvl 

Bohm  &  Clausen xxvl 

Bonnet,  li,  &  Co 11 

Booker,  W,  L clxxvl 

Booth,  H,  J.  A  Co S8  and  M 

Borvhard,  C cvl 

BosquI,  Kdward  A  Co.,  register  of 

names 1 12  to  1)68 

Boyd,  J.  D elxxxvlll 

Bradley  A  Rulohon xxl 

Braverman  A  Levy front  cover 

Bremtierg,  J,  A  Co cxll 

Bridges.  Otis  h cllt 

Brignardello  Bros ell 

British  A  Foreign  Miir'e  Ins.  Co,  ,xxxl 

Brit  ton  *  Key clxxlll 

Bro<iklyn  Life  Insurance  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  namet 932 

Brooks.  W,  II cxlll 

Brown  A  Co clxxx 

Brown,  Oraflon  T.  A  Co Ixvl 

Brown,  K,  tl back  cover 

Bryant,  A.J.  A  Co els 

Builders'  Insurance  Company II 

Burke,  William  F Ixxvlil 

Bush,  II cxI 

Bussey,  W,  C xxx 

Butler,  M,  F xxx 

California  and  Idaho  SUigo  Line, 

register  of  names J36 

California  Building  and  Savings' 

Bank II 

California  Hotel cxll 

California  Marino  Insurance  Com- 
pany   XT 

California  Steam  Navigation  Com- 
pany  Tl  and  vll 

Callaghan,  U clvill 

Cameron,  Whittler  A  Co x vi 

Cameron.  A xxxix  and  civ 

Cameron,  I> civ 

Caseboll,  Ueo.  T.  A  Co Ixlx 

Cazneau,  Thomas  N clxl 

Chandler,  H.U Ilx 

Chapman,  Howard c 

Chaiaagno  A  Denaveaux dlv 

Cherry,  J.  W zilii 

Church  A  Clark xix 


PAGE. 

Chicago  Hotel Iv 

Clayton,  C,  A  Co. cxxxlll 

Cobb  ASUiton xi 

CobbaS.cviS xxlx 

Cole,  N,  P.  ACo 1x11 

Coleman,  W.T.  A  Co Ivlii 

Collins,  C.  E.  A  Co clxxv 

Comins,  P,  B,  A  Co cllx 

Conger  A  Oniy cxI 

Connolly  Bros cxll 

Cook,  M.  M.  A  Son cxilv 

Cooke,  Wm,  B.  A  Co fVont  covet,  Gump,  Solomon Ixxl 

and  register  of  names U2toMf  Haas,  .<),  A  Co Ill 


Coon.  H.  P cixxvlll 

Cope  A  Daingerlleld xx 

Corrivenu,  Louis evil 

Cox  <t  Nichols cxxxvll 

Crune  A  Brlgham ,c«l 

Crane,  A.  E,  lxNXvlll,lxxxlx,xc,and  xel 

Crawford,  A,  A  Co xllll 

Crystal  Hprlnus clxli 

CumnilnssA  Maxwell c 

CuiinliiKlinm,  Andrew cv 

Curtis  A  Allen xlvi 

Curtis,  .M,  .Mrs cvl 

Diinicl,  J  ohn Ix 

Dunn,  F.  P xxx 

Davis  A  Cowell ex 

Davis  &  WItham xlvi 

Day,  George civ 

Day,  Thomas fl-ont  cover 

Dell,  Crannadc  Co front  cover 

Deining  A  Cutter xxxlv 

DlelrlcTi,  W.  K clxxxlv 

Dodge  A  Phillips I,\xx 

DiMlge  Hnm.  A  Co clx 

Dodge,  Francis civ  Hills.  Ilonry  A  Co, 

Doe,  B,  A  J.  8 cxlivj  Hinckley  *  Co. 


PAGB. 

Gibbons,  R.  A  Co Ixvl 

Goddard&Co \W 

Gordon,  IT.  M,  A  Co xxvlll 

Graatr,  Samuel  <b  Co Ixxli 

(inicler  A  lleald clil 

Gmdy,  James  J xcll 

Gray,  .M clxxxll 

Gray,  Nathaniel cl 

Greeiihood  A  Newbauer Ivllt 

Grover  A  Baker  Sewing  Machines 

back  cover 


Han,  E.  E zx 

Haight  &  Plerson Ill 

Hall,  John  A  Son cxllv 

Hamburg-Bremen  Fire  Ins.  Co xviii 

Hammeniinlth  A  Russ cvlli 

Hanscom  &  Co xcvll 

Harrisim,  C,  H civil 

Huskt'll  A  Co Ixxxlv 

Hatch,  T.  II.  &  Co xxviU 

Hayward,  Coleman  A  Co. 

Ixxlvand  Ixxv'i 

Heald.  E.  P ex  il 

Heimburg.  E.  W.  *  Co i. 

Heln&Bray Ixlil 

ilelblng  and  Straiu 5 

Held  Bros Hi 

Ilendy ,  Joshua 59 

llentsch  A  Berton 3 

Ileuck,  Herman   xxxvli 

Heverin,  M cxcl 

lieviieinann  A  Co clxxviii 

lllliernia  Havings  &  LoanSoc.  ..ixxxii 

Hill.  Samuel back  cover 

.xlii 
clxl 


Dorr,  J.  B.  &Co xlllllHItcbcoek.  G.  B,  *  Co cxcll 

Doyle,  James  ii l.\xxvllUlo»i(laud  A  Nrwsom clll 


Dudley  *  Gerhardy cxxxvll 

Dunne,  P.  F cllx 

Duniing  A  FlKher xcvll 

Duttoii  A  .VcEwen civ 

Eastman,  Frank Kx 

Eaton,  J.  A,  A  Co,  ..112  to 868  and  374 

Eberhart,  .\ cllv 

K.lain&  Howes 4 

Elmore.  M,G 144 

Emery  A  Katon Ixl 

Equltalde  Life  Assura^cc  Sec.  clxxlv 

Everdlng,  J,  ,t  <^o lix 

Fahlsten,  C,  J.  E.  &  Co cxilll 

Fairbanks  and  Hutchinson Ixxv  llowlniid 

Falkenau  A  Hanks xcvlll 

Falkeiisteln  A  Co xcvl 

Falkner,  Bell  A  Co xxxi 

Feldbu»h&Co Ixxvill 

Feldi"  mn,  L.  A  Co llv 

Fenkiiausen,  A Ivlii 

Field*  Co,  xxxvil 

Fliiley,  Tlinmas  E Ixxvli 

Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co., 

register  of  names Ill  to.W? 

Flanagan  A  Mann xcll 

Fletcher,  E Ixxxlll 

Florence  Sewing  Machine,  .back  cover 

Folleau.A '241  and  242 

Fordham  A  Jcnningt 14.t 

Foss,  l>scar Ixvl 

Franklin  House Ixxvi 

Freeman,  B,  H.  A  Co xxxlx 

Frfsbeo  A  Scott xxxlv  and  cxlv 

Gatlhard  Bros cxll 

Gale,  J.  W.  ft  Co cxl 

Gallagher  A  Kennoy ell 

Gallagher  A  Weed Ixxxvll 

Gailego,  R.  C.  &  Co Ixxxvl 

Qamtt,  W.  T Ixxxv 

Gelb  ALudorfr cvl 

Gensoul,  A xvlli 

Oermanla  Lifo  Iniuranee  Co xlll 


Holibs,  ( iilmnre  ft  Co II 

Hodge,  John  G.  ft  Co.  back  cover  ft  176 

HoerHcher  ft  WIeland xcix 

HoflHian.  W,  P clll 

Holbrciok.  Merrill  ft  Co xlv 

Holmes,  J,  B,  ft  Co Ixv  and  c 

Holmes.  H,  T xlll 

li(dt,  Warren xxxvlll 

lloinans,  H.  S back  cover  and  16 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co,, reg- 
ister of  names 383 

llorstniann,  H,  A  Co cxxxvll 

Howlnnd,  Angell  ft  King 2 

llowlniid,  S,  M xl 

Hughes,  M.  E Ix 

Hutton,J.  F clll 

Hyde  ft  Chester elv 

Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Ins,  Co.  . ,  ,xxxl 

Isaac,  J,  ft  Co clxlx 

Jacoby,  A.ft  Co xxxv 

Jelllnek  ft  llanlenburgh ell 

Jesse  ft  Drew clll 

Jessup  ft  Rurbank Iv 

Jewell,  Jarvis xx 

Johnson,  Geo.  C,  ft  Co xxxv 

J  ohnson,  J  ames  B uvi 

Johnson,  J.  C,  ft  Co elxxxvlll 

Johnson,  J.  M clill 

Johnson,  T.  Rodgers cxcli 

ilolinston  ft  Reay Ixli 

Johnston,  W,  B I 

Jones  ft  Wooll cxll 

Jones,  Edmund  ft  Co cxl 

Jones,  E,  H,  ft  Co cxl 

Jordan,  A.  H xxxvl 

Josseiyn,  B.  F 193 

Kallenberg.  Theodore elv 

Keith,  W.H.  ft  Co oxivl 

Keliett,  WilllamF ox 

Kellogg,  C.  L llv 

Kelly  ft  Hendenon I  xviii 

Kennedy  ft  Bell ftt>nt  cover 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


PAOK. 

Kcniiedjr  A  Co cv 

Keiiney,  W.  U.  J. clxxxlx 

Kenny,  M clxll 

Kiinp&  Nathan cl 

Klng,S.  T 532 

Kittredge  J:  Leavitt zll 

KlUredRe.Jonitlian xt 

Koehlcr,  August evil 

Kohlcr,  A., i'eKl8terofnainea..lll  toStd 

Kohler,  Chaae  ii  Co clxxxi 

Kuncr.  A ulxlll 

Lanimond,  M.  Miss cxil 

Lamutt,  A xllv 

Langland,  N.  I* IxxxrII 

Langley ,  Henry  O.  adv.  dept IM 

register  of  names,  123  to  M7,  and  MH 
Lawrence  lb  Houscwortli...back  cover 

Lazard  Frires .clxxxll 

LIbbev,  W.  L xlhl 

Lick  House Ixxxil 

Llepiiart,  I'rancis evil 

LlescnfKld,  !• Ixxxvi 

Ltnfortli,  James xzxlil 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe 

Insurance  Company 1 

Locan  it  Co xclil 

Locan,  Francis Ixxli 

Locke  <lE  Montague xcvlli 

Lockwooil,  !Iarvey  M.  &  Co clxx 

Lobse,  John  F cxxxvi 

Loomis,  Wni.  E clxlv 

Loughran.  1'.  F.  A  Co clxvill 

Lowry,  W.  J.  *  Co cxI 

M  aLott  ii  Co xlv 

MacDonald  4c  Bro cl 

MacA,  All're>l  A xxlx 

Main  &  Winchester Ixxx 

Uaiion,  John Ivii 

Mallory,  Deming  &  Co Ixxxvl 

Maloney,  Curnelhis Ixxvl 

Mandcviile,  Kdwanl xcvll 

Mangcot,  Charles ctll 

Hannattan  InNiiranco  Co clxvl 

Markt  &  FIcIbIu'I xxx 

Harsh,  riisbury  Jc  Co Ixvii 

Harston  &  Mains xlv 

Martin,  E.  ik  Co xxxv 

Massey,  Atkins Ivi 

Maybluni,  M ex 

McAran  A  Co clxxll 

McArron,  Charles cl 

McAnlin  &U'l>ay xcviili 

HcCi  mbe,  John civili  I 

HcUil.J xxxix 

McO  .-egor,  J xxxvi 

McO-ew,W.  II XXX 

McK  nna,  Hro  Ac  Co xlvl 

McKI  >bln,  William oxlviii; 

McMs'ius,  John cllv 

HcNaLiy  &  Hawkins xxvl 

McNear  A  Uro Ixxviii  j 

McNultv,C.A clxxilll 

McQi'ilfan,  H xcll 

Meail,J.  K.  A  Co I!l4i 

Meader,  Lolor  and  Co x 

Meagher,  TaalTe  <fc  Co Ixvlil 

Mears,  James clvlil  i 

Meeker,  James  A  i.'o exxx  vi 

Mcrcado  A  Scully cxcll 

Meri'hantH'  Mutual  Marine  Insur-        { 

ance  Company iv > 

Mcussdorffer  &  Uro cxxxix  \ 

Meussdorfler,  J.  C.  ifc  Bro Ixxxl' 

Mever,  William Ivi, 

Michels,  A.  W.  A  Hro Ixill' 

Miller*  Haley cl: 

Hills  A  Evans cJii 

Mills,  Uobert ctll 

Miners'  Foundry 2 

MIntum.  C xv 

Mission  Woolen  Mills clxxxll 

Mooser,  W clxlli 

Morris,  B.  A  Co xxxix 

Morrison,  John  C.  Jr cxilll 

Morrow,  tlporge Ixxxiv 

Moss  A  Beadle Ixxv 

Muller,  Adolph back  cover 

Huller,  0 xllv 

Murphy,  Grant  A  Co clxvill 

Mutual  Life  I'ls,  Co.. back  cover  and  IH 

Myers,  L.  K.  ■);  Co xl 

Hyrtck,M.  H xxlx 


PAOB. 

Napa  Soda  Springs cxxxvlll 

Nathan,  B Ixx 

National  Ins.  Co.,  register  of  names. 2.W 

N ew  A ge Ixxxtll 

New  England  House Ivi 

Nile  *  Uuriiey clvl 

Norcross,  I).  Mrs '■Ivili 

North  America  Life  Insurance  C. 

register  of  names,  112  lo.WS.  and  374 
North  British  A  Mercantile  Ins.  C0...I 

North  Western  Insurance  Co 144 

Northern  .\Htiurunce  Co clxxvi 

O'CiiilHghan,  1).  A  Co xllv  and  cix 

Occiilental  Insurance  Company xlit 

Ogdcn,  K.  L.  &  F .'....clxxiv 

Oliiey  &  HoeUholzcr Iv 

Oppenhelmei^&  Uro xcvi 

Ovorliind  Mall cxc 

I'aclfle  Asphaltum  Co xllv 

"avlflc  Business  College cxlii 

aclflu  Ins.  Co.  register  of  names, 

112  to  568  and  clx 

Pacific  Iron  Works 160 

Pai'ilic  Mall  8.  S.  Company v 

Pacific  Oil  and  Lead  Works xl 

Pacific  Powder  Mills Ixxvii 

Pacific  KiilllngMill  Company xvl 

Pacific  Maw  Manuf.  Co clxxxlll 

Palmer,  Gillespie  A  Co Ixxxlli 

Palmer,  Knox  A  Co cxlvil 

Palteiighi,  A xli  and  c 

Parker  *  Vandcwater clxxvli 

Parker,  Wattson  &  Co lYont  cover 

Parker,  George  F clxxi 

Parkhurst.  V.  S.  W xxU  and  xxiii 

Peek*  Dwyer 145 

Peck  A  Turner clxvl 

Peck,  George  H Ixxvl 

Pierce,  Walters xxxiil 

Plnet,  J clxlx 

Pioneer  Clothing  Company . .  .clxxxlv 
Pioneer  ."<ti'nm  Marble  Works  Co.  .c.\cl 

Pioneer  Woolen  Mills clxxvlli 

Plate,  A.  J xlvil 

Pointer  A  Harrington xlil 

Ponton.  l)e  Arce  L clxxxi 

Portmiinn,J.  H.  C evil 

Power,  E xlvil 

Pracy.  George  T cl 

Prinz,  John cv 

Prior.  J.K clxxlx 

Oulck.John  W civ 

Italsliin,  ('.  A  Co cix 

Kamsdell.B.  H Ilx 

KaiiHoni,  Lennder xlx 

Kathbun  A  Co xciv 

Kelllv,  I'.  J xlviii 

ItlcbHrds,  W.  H.  A  Co cxilll 

Kobhins,  C.  F.  A  Co 144 

Koblnson,  J.K. xxl  v 

Kogers  A  Brown Ixxlii 

Koman,  A.  A  Co.,  register  of  names 

531,  and  HI  to  567 

Itosenhaum  A  Friedman 4 

Koscnlmuni,  A.  8.  A  Co Ixlx 

Kosenbaum,  L.  A  Co Ixl 

Koyal  .Mail  8team  Packet  Co. . .  .clxxvi 
San  Franeiseo  and  Pacific  Sugar 

Coinimny vill 

San  Francisco  Cordage  Manuf. xlvl 

San  Francls<M)  Fire  Ins.  Co....eixxvili 

Sargeni,  TImotby clxxll 

Saulnier,John  A  Co cxilil 

Xuviiigs  and  Loan  Society Ixlx 

.Sehafor,  J.  F.  &  II.  H Ixl 

.Ichleleher.  J Ivi 

Schmidz,  William clxvii 

Schrelber,  Jacob xxvlil 

Scoville,  W.  H.  ACo Ixxll 

XrXbv,  Thomas  II.  A  Co clxxv 

She  lard,  J.  L.  N Ixxli 

She  )anlson  A  Gates Ixvl 

She  -Mian,  Win.  A  Co clxlv 

Shi'W,  Jacob clxx  and  194 

Shreve,  tieo.  C.  A  Co Ixxlx 

SIckler.  <'aleb  M Ix 

Sllberste.  .,  8 IxxxH 

Silvester,  «Seo.  F xxl 

Simmons,  Itowe  A  Co xll  and  Ixvlil 

SlniM,  John  It Ixxxv 

Smith,  N.  Proctor xlll 

Buook,  U.  A  W clxll 


PAOB. 

Snow  ARoos clxvl 

Son  A  Briggs,  register  of  names  113  to  S6S 

Spauldlng,  N.  W. clxxxlll 

Spear  A  Co. clxx 

Speyer,  Morris xvlll  and  clxxll 

Sprcckels,  C.  A  Co cllU 

SproatA  W'elch Ixl 

StandanI  Soap  Co Ixv  and  Ixxxiv 

Stanford  Bros cxivlll 

Stein,  Simon  A  Co lill 

StelnMart  Bros.  A  Co xxxll 

Steinbiirt,  W.  A  I clxxxlv 

Stcri  tt  A  Cubery clxl 

Stevens,  George  W Ixx 

Stockman,  J.  M Ixxxvl 

Stott,  Clmries clxlx 

Stow  A  Pollock xxvll 

Stratman,  J 57  and  clxv 

Swain,  It.  A.  A  Co cxxxT 

.Swain,  It.  U.  A  Co clxvl 

Sweeney,  J.  P.  A  Co cx 

.Swcett  A  Gad8l>y cU 

Taylor,  James  M xxlx 


Taylor,  John  A  Co. 
Taylor,  S.  P.  A  Co..... 
Tenee,  Charles  A  Co. . 
Tenlhorey.J.  P.  A  Co. 
Tcubner  A  HotTman  , 


.xxl 
.xxvl 
..Ixxi 
....cv 
.Ixxx 

Tbiiniiis,  F cviil 

Tboniiion,  Thomas clxl 

Til urnnuer  A  Zlini Illl 

Tilden  A  Breed xx 

Tlleston,  F.  L 195 

Tlllingbast,  W.  H 1 

Tobin,  Dixon  A  Davlsson Ixvll 

Tolanil  Medical  College clxxxvl 

Townu  A  Bacon,  register  of  names 

119  to  563 

Tozcr.  Oharies  H.  adv.  dept 192 

Treadwell  A  Co xcv 

Truman  A  Co xxl 

Truworthy,  F.  M Ixv 

Tulibs  A  Co xlvl 

Tucker,  J.  W.  A  Co xlvlll 

Tully  A  Durkln Iv 

TvliT  Urothera xxxvl 

rhll'elder  A  Cahn xcvl 

riimann.  M.  A  Co - cllx 

I'nion  Iluslness  College clxxxvlt 

Union  Insurance  Co xxv 

Union  Iron  Works 58 and  59 

rnited  States  Casualty  Ins.  Co.. clxxiv 
University  Homestead  A8so"n..clxxxv 

(J.  .S.  Coniblnullon  Lock  Co xxll 

Vai.  Dyke,  Walter xxlx 

Van  VleckAKeith Ivll 

Varney,  T civil 

Venarcl,  G cllll 

Verdeiinl.  J.  M.  A  D.  F xxlx 

Vertlier,  Kalndlcr,  SccIIIer  A  Co.  .xclll 

Von  Schmidt,  A.  W Ixxxlli 

V^L-lcan  Iron  Works cxiix 

Wakelec,  II.  P clxxxvlll 

Walker,  A tlront  cover,  and  cxxxvi 

Walton,  iV.  C cxivlll 

Ward,  Georgv:  W back 

Ware  A  Mosher Ixxvlll 

Warm  Swimming  Uaths cvlil 

Waterbousc  A  Lester Ixtv 

Weaver,  D.  s Ixll 

Weill, E.ASon x  v 

Wells,  Fargo  A  Co ix  and  336 

Wenlworth,  Hobarl  A  Co Ixxvll 

Wenzel,  II clxlli 

Wheeler  A  Wilson  Sewing  M.  Co.. .  195 

Whltcomb,  N.  T civ 

Whlte..l.ll.A  Co  Ivlandclix 

W  liite  Sulphur  Springs cxU 

Whlteborne,  W.  A xcv 

WillAFInck cl 

Williams  A  Churchill Ill 

Williams,  Henry  U Ixxlv 

Wilson  A  Urotbcr Ixxlv 

Wilson  A  Kvans Ixxlll 

Wilson  A  Stevens clxxxlv 

Winter,  John cllv 

witiram,  C xxx 

Woin<,  James  B ...xxx 

Wood,  J.  H cxxxvlll 

Woods,  I).  II cvli; 

Woodworth,  Scholl  A  Co x:^xlv 

Zegllo  AMoorc xU 


AmeaPIow  Co cxxvi 

Bacder  A  Adamson cxxvltl 

Oolt'i  Fire  Arms  Manu.'.  Co. 

cxvlli  and  exis 
Columbian  Metal  Worki cxxx 


BABTSBir     8TATSB. 

Darling,  L.  B cxxxl 

Donald,  W.  C.  A  Co cxxvll 

Douglass Manufiicturlng  Co.  ...cxxvll 
Ksterbrook,  l{.  A  Co..  cxxxl 


Freeman,  M.M.  A  Co oxzx 

Hamnilll,  Caleb oxzxIU 

Harris,  D.  L.  A  Co cxxlx 

- -- Landrcth,  David  A  Son oxxxll 

Fay.  J.  A.  A  Co oxxiMaaon,  Voluey  W oxxvl 


I  X.    •■">  i  «ci 

Cheadic  &  11 
ChMlcy,  G. 
Chloo  Holol 
Cbltrpndon, 
Chlttle  ft  Co 
Church.  J.  1 

Clinton  Flou 
I  Coohranp,  R. 
Cohen,  Willi, 
Cohn.A.ftc 
Cohn,  D.  ft  c 
Cohn,  O.... 
^ojg«n,  F.  r. 
Cole,  JaniM.. 
ColuM  UOUK 


I 


INDEX    TO    ADVBRTISINO  DEPARTMENT. 


13 


PAOK. 

Mavnanl  IfSoyea cxxv 

N.  k.  Felt  Rooilng  Co cxxlll 

Orum,  Armstrong  A  JiutI cxxvlll 

OtI,  SIbiTia cxill,  cxiv,  and  cxv 

Phrcnolnalcnl  Journal cxxxlll 

PottB,  Albert cxxxlll 

Providence  Tool  Co cxxll 


PAGE.  I  PAUB. 

Remington,  E.  A  Son*  '  Stetson,  Everett cxxlv  and  rcg- 

Ixxxvlll,  Ixxxlx,  xc,  and  xcl         Inter  of  names 384 

Rcnne,  William cxxxlll  T;.  nter,  K.  C cxvi 

RobertK,  John cxxxl  Tucker  Manufacturing  Co cxrll 

Rowlanil,  Wllllnm&'Co cxxxl  Wnrd,  .1.  A  Co isxxlx 

Sands,  A.  ».  *  Co cxxl  Wells,  S.  R. cxxxlll 

Smith,  S.  U. . . ; cxxxlll  WItherby,  Rugg  A  Richardson  . .  .oxzx 


STATU     OF     OAIiIFOBNIA. 


Academy  of  Notre  Dame 11 

AdamK,  MoNoill  A  Co il 

AitkenftCo 44 

Allen, CO 20 

Alpine  Chronicle 8 

American  Hotel 2T 

Andomon  &  Stockwell 28 

Aubrey  &  Harrington 75 

Babb,  L.  H OS 

Babson,  Seth 43 

Baker  &  Hamilton 6ii 

Banning&Co 87 

Bannister,  E.  Itev 10 

Barrett,  J.  A.  Mra 43 

Barton,  Frank  A 9i) 

Basnoy  &  Nutter 79 

Baspctt  &  Co 16 

Baylis,  T.  F.  *  Co 28 

Beardflcv,  W.  D.  fc  Co 84 

^azcll,  CrowcU  ft  Rix 17 

^lla  Union  Hotel 8» 

Belie  View  Nursery 16 

Benicia  College 21 

Bernard  ft  Parsons 71 

Bidwell.T.J 89 

Binet,  l<Mward 

Blair,  .lames  D 86 

Blake.  U.  M.  Mrs 18 

Bloch,  Joseph 86 

Bockius,  Charles  G 68 

Boflngpr,  William  F 67 

Bonner  ft  MoKonzic 13 

Boon,  Cummins  &  Co 63 

Booth  ft  Co 51 

Bosch,  Ferdinand 81 

Boyd  ft  Newcomer 83 

Boyd,  A.  P 86 

Brndwav,  J.  U 93 

Brandt  ft  Coulon 86 

Brayton,  I.  H.  Kev 19 

Bremberg,  J.  ft  Co cxii 

Breuner,  John  ft  Co 4'k 

Brewster,  8.  T 88 

Briggs,  William 49 

Brighton  Cattle  Market 16 

Brind  ft  Houilcr 78 

Brotnloy,  Ueorge  T 9 

Brown,A.  U 82 

Browne,  J.  H 48  and  49 

Brush,  Uouben  W 81 

Bryant,  A.  F 174 

Buokere  Klouring  Mill 62 

Bucklus,  .1.  J.  ft  Co 8i 

Budd,J.  H 3U 

BuKbey,B.  N 5 

Burricnter,  Henry 96 

Bufh,r.CftCo 96 

Oaiifoi  id  Idaho  Stage  Lino  83iS 

Canfleld,  C.  L 95 

Cappelinann,  C 67 

Carlock.A.  B 97 

Cassey.l'.W 11 

Central  Pucilio  Rail  Road 60 

Cheadle  ft  Hardy 17 

Chesicy.G.W 88 

Cbico  Hotel 91 

Chittenden,  Henry  II 81 

Ch'ittleft  Coult 66 

Church,  J.U 98 

Clapp,  H.  C 44 

Clark,  J.  M 86 

Clinton  Flour  Milla 16 

Cochranp,R.  A 8Si 

Cohen,  Williom  ft  Co 74 

Cohn,  A.  ftCo ,•, 8Si 

Cohn.U.ftCo 178 

Cohn,  U 77 

Colgan,  F.  r 87 

Cole,Jame«. 84 

Colusa  House 60 


Cook,  Hiram 

Cook,  Jacob 

Cowan  ft  Flint 

Cowin8,J.  W.  ft  Co 

Cox  ft  McKenney 

CYandall,  Cliarica  O 

Crist,  G.F.ftCo 

Crocker,  U.S.  ft  Co 

Crussman  ft  Itoscrs. . .  . « 

Cummlngx  William. ...v 

Cutting,!   M 

Darling, ' 

Davenpr  t,  H.  G 

Davis,!.  tV 

Davis,  Joshua 

Dawson  House 

Dennery,  Alphonse  ft  Co 

Denncry,  Bernard 

Denton,  W.  H 

Dibble,  John  U 

Diggles.H.J 

Dooly,  M.  J.  ft  Co 

Duffley  ft  Smith 

Duren.  W.  H 

Earl.D.  W 

F.arnsbach«r,  F,  A.  ft  Co 

Eokert,  I  

Eolectlo  Water  Cure  and  Hy- 
gienic Institute 

Kdwards  ft  Co 

Kdwards,  James 

Ellison,  A 

Elwcll,  D.  A.  ft  Co 

Kmerson,  P.  N 

Excelsior  Hotel 8  and 

Fallon's  Hotel 

Female  College  of  the  Pacillo... . 
Female  Collegiate  Institute.. ... 

Fischer  ft  Hofstotter 

Fisherft  Itro 

Fisher.S.ft  Z 

Flatt.C.  J 

Fletcher  ft  Hobson 

Fioberg  ft  Conrad 

Fogarty,  William  ft  Co 

Folger,  Robert  M 

Fontninebleau  Garden 

[Forsting,  L.  W 

Foulk,  George  A.  ft  Co 

Fox  ft  Strutz 

Franco- American  Hotel 

Froment,  K 

Galland  ft  Bro 

Galland,  S.B 

(iiarsey,  L. 

Gvlatt  ft  Moore 

George,  1> 

Gerkhardt,  H.  F 

GIbbs  ft  Holmes 

Gibson  ft  Upham 

Giibert.C.  W 

Gleln  ft  Eborhard 

iGlobe  Foundry 

'Globe  Hotel,  Camptonville 

itilobe  Hotel,  Marysville 

Goldsmith,  A 

Gordon,  David  E 

iGrcone,  Tom 

Greene's  Hotel 

Groves,  W.  H 

Grozelier  ft  Nelson 

Gyle,  8.  A.  ft  Co 

Habieh,  Henry 

Hall's  Hotel 

Uallctft  Loy 

Handy,R.R 

Harland,  William 

Hastings,  B.  F.  ft  Co 

Hoam.F.  G 

UillftKnangh 


62|Hitzelberger,  A.J 98 

45  Hochstadterft  Bro 74 

77  Uocscli,  J 77 

72  Holbrook,  Merrill  ft  Co 89 

81  HookerftCo 60 

93  Hopkins,  W.  L 87 

Ti  Hotel  De  France 45 

43  Hughes  ft  8mith 88 

f>3  Hunt,  Eugenie  D.  Mrs 45 

42  Huneman,  Louis 98 

31  Ingalls,  C.  H 46 

95|IngliBm,  J.  ft  J 14 

86  Ireland  ft  Eldred  63 

36  Irwin,  William  U 87 

79  Johnson  ft  Wetherbcc 91 

64!Jone8ft  Hewlett 29 

40|JudkiM8ft  Hamor 82 

41  Junkans,  Henry 92 

76  Keep,  Blake  ft  Co 80 

14  Kenny,  M clxii 

97  King,F.  J 98 

32  King,  John  ft  Co 86 

6»Kliig,  R  M.  Rev 17 

»)  Ulien,  William 68 

63iKniglit  &  Co 66 

83  Knight  ft  Gignoux 66 

76:  Krait,  H 94  and  96 

I  Lamping,  P.  A.  ft  Co. 81 

32'  Lange,  Henry  ft  Co 67 

61  Lansing,  E.  .1 64 

69|  Lawrence,  William  L 72 

79;  Lewin,  E.  ft  Co 96 

67ILiening,  John  H 60 

27!Loclier,  riieophilus 88 

176iLovett,  W.  E.  ft  Co 176 

831  Lowrcy,  IL  H.  ft  Co 68 

Oi  Luebbert,  William  &  Co 47 

10  Luhrs,  Henry  W 96 

68lLuthcr  ft  Ollu 81 

72{Maguer,M 31 

82'Marcu8C,  M  ft  Co 78 

21!  Mariposa  Hotel 86 

66jMarnie8s,  Leon 99 

42jMartin,T.  C 76 

29  Marysville  Flouring  tlills 66 

8  Mar)  sville  Foundry 62 

16  .Mason,  H 84 

57  Mason,  J.  A 44 

68  Matthies  ft  I'fefllTle 48 

44  Maxson,  Warner  &  Co 91 

9U  McCoramous,  W 95 

13  McCormack,  J.  F 68 

92  i  McCormick,  Thomas  J 80 

94 UMcCread V.John  R 85 

48!  McDonald,  M.  8.  Miss 24 

471  McFarland  Bros 84 

80iMc(>rath,  J 69 

271  .McKanna,  John  &  Co 85 

40;McNess,  James  J 80 

661  Meudenhall,  E.T 176 

82|Merrcll,  I.  L 12 

ISlMeyers,  F.  I.&Co .1 

80i  Miller,  Frank 94 

83  Miller,  William  P 82 

76  Monalian  &  Whipple 88 

47  .Moody  &  Baxter 82 

7  Morris,  William  Gouverneur....  SO 

96  Morris,  William  J 20 

96  Morrisania  Orchard 20 

83  Napa  Collegiate  Im-titute 26 

13  Napa  Ladles'  Seminary 24 

93iNapa  Valley  Rail  Road 28 

06i Nessler,  I^oronz 81 

88INew  York  Hotel 49 

91  Nolan,  8 16 

North  American  House 84 

North,  George  ft  Co 70 

61  Northey,  V.  8 16 

eONyp.D.B 88 

ri  O'Conndl,  Ryan  ft  Co. 64 


w 


'•'  i 


14 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


rAQE. 

Oakland  Colleso  School 19 

Oakland  Flour  MUl8 10 

Oakland  Seminai'v 18 

Orovillo  Iron  and  BraM  Foundry  88 

Owens&Fino 176 

I'aciHo  Ocean  Houw 9 

Paitliburg,  John 99 

raiquler,  M 41 

I'eaku,  C.  A.  &  Co Al 

Fendteton&Co 16 

PerkinHfc  Brookit. 

Perking,  OeorKO  C 86 

Perry,  11  ermon 48 

PetcrH,  Charles  &  Co 99 

Peters,  J.  D 81 

Piister,A.&  Co 14 

Phelps,  David  N 10 

Picrson,  H.  H 63 

Pioneer  Hotel 27 

Pionc«'r  House 176 

Poland,  Peter 98 

Poston,  E.  C.  Mrs 64 

Powers,  I.  S 175 

Preicott  ft  8chcidol 63 

Prince.B.K 83 

Purdy.G.L 49 

Kallsback,  W.  H 6 

Randolph,!.  M 46 

Katz,  William 84 

Beadv,  W.  It.  ft  Bro 66 

Bed  BluiT  Hotel 95 

Bedding,  W.  &  Co 8 

Boblin,  J.lt 79 

Bohr,  John  fc  Co 66 

Boss,  E  C.  ft  Co. 70 

Russell, J 84 

Sacramento  Seminary 48 

San  Jose  Foundry  Co 18 

San  Jose  School  for  Colored  Pu- 
pils   11 

Santa  Clara  College 12 

Schrld,  Henry 99 

Scheuft  Swank 76 

Scblageter,  U 85 


PAOI. 

Schneider,  William 87 

Schoenfeld,  8.  D 94 

Scholl.CF. 69i 

Scliroter,  U.  C 96 

Schwartz,  Charles 70 

SeavyftFitch 71 

Seeley.A.  L 88 

SelbyleCo 70 

Selby,  T.  H.  *  Co 29 

Senntx,  A.  J 66 

Shippeo,  McKee  ft  Co 29 

Silverstein,  Julius 78 

Simpson,  A. ti 87 

Smith  ft  Cliosebro 28 

Smith  ft  Leonard 47 

Sotoyome  House 26 

Sotoyomo  Institute 28 

Sperry  ft  Co 29 

Spring,  T.  W.  ft  Co 11 

St.  Catherine's  Academy 22 

St  Charles  Hotel 88 

St.  Nicholas  Hotel 64 

S'<mp,  J.  M 80 

Starr.A.  D 62 

Stevens,  George 28 

Stimmei,  H.  E. 99 

Stockton  City  Flouring  Mills. . .  29 

Stone,ICftCo 62 

Stout,  Henry  C 84 

Stowell,  John 81 

Stronsr.W.  B 49 

Sutter  Foundry 46 

Suydam  ft  Jones 80 

Swain,  W.  C 76 

Switt,Joseph 48 

Swinertonft  Co 176 

Swinerton,  G.  H 42 

Taggart,  G.  1 92 

Terry,C.S 35 

Thflms,A.0 85 

llbbits,  Francis 46 

Tiiden,  M.  C 46 

Tipton  ft  Burtt 98 

Toll'sUotel 45 


PAOB 

Tomlinson  ft  Co 87 

Tower  House  Hotel 93 

Traver  ac  Smith 46 

Trinity  Journal 7 

Tremont  Hotel 95 

Turner,  W.S 25 

Union  Academy 17 

Union  Hotel,  La  Porto 85 

Union  Hotel,  Oroville 87 

Union  Hotel,  Petaluma 48 

Union  Hotel,  Sonoma 27 

Union  Iron  Works 68 

Union  Lumber  Co 61 

University  of  the  Pacific 10 

Vincent,  Sevin 16 

VtsaliaHouse 86 

Visalia  Water  and  Steam  Mill*.  49 

Wagner,  Henry 74 

Walker.  Moore  ft  Co 63 

Ware,G.W 60 

Warm  Springs  Hotel 8 

Waterhouse  ft  Lester 88 

Webster  ft  Cadwell 15 

Webster  Bros 80 

WeilftBemhclm 74 

Weil,Jnhn  82 

Wheeler  ft  Stetson X9 

Wheeler  &  Thomas 84 

WhItneyftCo f» 

Whitney,  E.  W.  ft  Co 61 

Whitteniore  ft  Bedican 176 

Whittemoro,  B.  F 8 

WIdtwell,  W 78 

Willard,E.L 60 

Wlllard,  Emory  L 86 

Williams,  Root  ft  Neilson 62 

Will    »r«,  W.  L.  ft  Co OB 

Williamson,  James 67 

Wood  ft  Chapman .  90 

Wrlght,B.C 26 

Wright,  E.M 69 

Yost,  F 82 

Young    Ladies'    Academy    of 

KotreDame 78 


Albany  Foundry 

Albany  Steam  Flouring  Mills. . 

Allen  &  Lewis 

Arrigoni's  Hotel 

Ballard,  W.G.  ft  Co 

Barlow,  William 

Barman  Bros 

Barrows,  J.  ft  Co 

Beach  ft  Monteith 

Beck,  William 

Bell,  John  C 

Bennett  House 

Bills*  Co 

Brelsfoard  ft  Ewry 

Bunnell  Bros 

Burchardt,  C.  A 

Canon,  William  R 

Carter,  W.D 

Chapman  ft  Watklns 

Charman  ft  Bro 

Cheadle,  R 

Chenoweth.  F.  A 

Cherry,  A.  F 

Clark,J.E 117  and 

Conner,  John 

Cook,  J.  D 

Cooper,  Wni.  E.  ft  Co 

Cramer,  H.  P.  ft  Co 

Currcy  ft  Hammer 

Day.H.I 

Drake  ft  Moore 

Dunn,  F.  B.  ft  Co 

Elfelt,  A.  B.ft  Co  

Eugene  City  Flouring  Mills 

Everding  ft  lieebe 

Failing,  Henry . 
Farg-Aly,  D., 


Ferry  ft  Foster. . . . 

Fisher,  J.  A 

Flickinger,  H 

Fliedner,  William. 


8TATB      OF     OBEGON. 

108  Floedft  Co 102 

11)8  Forrest,  John 118 

122  Forsyth,  Patty  ft  Co 116 

137  Fox,  E.  ft  Bros 1(16 

136  Fox,  J.  M 185 

118  French  ft  Gilman 120 

129  Gilbert,  John  W 116 

111  Godley.C.C 67 

1U8  Goldsmith  ft  Friendly 7 

186  Graham,  JameeK 119 

118  Gray,G.W Ill 

119  Gross,  L 130 

189  Griiber,  John 188 

138  Hake,  F.  A 121 

127  Hamilton,  S 102 

141  Hampton  ft  Mcliride 110 

111  Handley  &  Simiott 121 

138  Healy,  William 189 

182  Heudershot,  J 119 

118  Hendrie,  R 124 

1U9  Modes,  Gustav 106! 

1061  Hodge,  Calef  ft  Co 125 

108  Hopkins,  C 186 

119  Houghton  ft  Plannett 107 

111  Huorta.  Blanuel 120 

121  I'jnt&Bickel 107 

128  k  urgron  &  Shtndler 138 

140;Irving  ft  Meyer 1191 

117  Johnson  &  Stratton 108 

107  Judge,  Henry 101 

116  KeMer,  C.  M. 112 

103  Kilbuurn,  Oscar 140 

137  King.  Mvrick  ft  Co 182 

1118  Knaup,  Burrell  &  Co 123 

123;Knott.  Ladd&  Co 184 

ISt  Kriev,'.baum,  John  G 105 

189  Lakiuft  Witter 104 

182  I.«ppeu8  ft  Knowles 184 

140  Leezer.J.  M 148 

106  Lincoln  House 140 

lOi  Logan,  David 182 


LoveftBilger 101 

Maok,C.H  180 

SIack,M.  W 106 

Marks,  8.  ft  Co 108 

Marshal  &  Schlosser 189 

Martin  ftAllen 119 

Martin,  E.  ft  Co 124 

Mason,  John 141 

Matheny.J.N 119 

McClure,  A.  8 104 

HcCraken.  Merrill  ft  Co 132 

McFarland,  W.  H 107 

Mealey,  C.  ft  Co 109 

Mehl  ft  Rast 103 

Metzler,  John  M Ill 

Millard  ft  Van  Scliuyver 124 

Milwain  ft  Jovnt 127 

Mitchell,  Dolph  ft  Smith 131 

Mulholland,  f.  ft  E 108 

Muller&  Brentano 100 

MurrBy,J.W 106 

Myers,  C.H 186 

Neuber.John 101 

Nicklinft  Co 116 

Northrnp,  E.  J.  ft  Co 127 

Oregon  City  Foundry 112 

OregonCity  ManufacturingCo..  112 

Oregon  City  Woolen  Mills 112 

Oregon  Herald,  register  of  uamea  294 

Oregon  Iron  Works 181 

Oregon  Stage  Company xii 

Oregonian,  register  of  names....  394 

Osburnft  Maxwell 108 

Parmenter.C.  M 118 

Parrish  &  Atkinson 181 

Parrish  ft  Keeler '. .  ......  118 

Parrish,  J.  L.  ft  Co 188 

Parrish.W.  W.  ACo. 110 

Parsons,  Henry 108 

Pearoe,A 106 

Peck,  P.  ft  Co 1.0 


Pennh 


...  87 


46 
7 

96 
36 
17 
86 
87 
48 
37 
63 
61 
10 
16 


Mill*.  4» 

74 

63 

60 

8 


16 
80 
74 
83 
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t» 

61 

176 

8 

76 

60 

86 

63 

,  66 

.  67 

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.  36 

.  60 

.  83 

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101 
180 
108 
108 
180 

lie 

.  124 
,  141 
.  110 
,  104 
.  133 
.  107 
.  109 
.  103 
.  Ill 
.  134 
.  137 
.  183 
.  108 
.  100 
.  106 
.  186 
.  101 
..  116 
,.  127 
..  113 
113 
113 
ru*ines394 
181 
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394 
108 
118 
181 
118 
188 
,  110 
.  108 
,  106 
.  1.0 


INDEX    TO    ADVBBTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


16 


rAos. 

PennliiKtoii  &  Co HI 

People's  Tranf  portetion  Co 114 

Portland  Steam  Flour  Mill 141 

Purdy,  A ,.•••  106 

RalitonftHyon 118 

Randall,  EG 188 

Riobardton,  A.  B 187 

Robinion  ft  Lake 188 

Rodgert.T 184 

Roaenbaum  &  Kohlberg 186 

Rosenberg  Distillery 103 

Rosenblatt,  H 104 

Sachs  Bros 101 

Saflbrd,  Thomas  J 110 

Salem  Foundry  ft  Machine  Shop  116 

Savage  ft  Sutton 100 

SavierftCo 136 

Schonfbld,  J.  ft  Co 186 


PAOK. 

Sohutz,Velt 100 

ScottftCo ;....  128 

Settleroier  ft  Co 100 

Sherlojk.  8.  ft  Co 187 

Silver  ft  Fain 189 

Skiff.  L.S 117 

SmithftDavis 136 

SmithftQuimby 140 

Smith,  R.  ft  Bros 113 

Sutherland,  R.  Mrs 189 

Thompson  ft  Paxton 110 

Twing,  Nathaniel T  and  140 

Umatilla  House 121 

Underwood,  J.  B 104 

Uaafovageft  Wright 118 

Vaughn,  G.W 141 

Vf  adsworth,  F.  M.  ft  Co Ill 

Walkor.JohnP. 139 


PAQK. 

Wallamet  University,  register  of 

names 610 

Walling,  Albert  G.  ft  Co 181 

WalterlBros 129 

Watenft  Clark 106 

Watkinds,  W.  H.  ft  Co 116 

Weatherford,  W 180 

Western  Hotel 140 

Wettorer,  Joseph 100 

Wilcox,  W.F 188 

Willamette  Iron  Works 128 

Willamette  Woolen  Munufactur- 
ing  Co.,  rrglHter  of  names.. .  610 

Williams,  D.W 136 

Wilrau,  John 136 

Winter,J.A 104 

Young,  WiUiam 188 


STATU     OF     NBVASA. 


Agency  Bank  of  California. 

Amiranx  &  Bowie 

Baron  Bros 

Betz,  Henry 

Bishop,  wniiam  W 

Blakefy,  W.  G 

Cobb,S.G 

Cohn,D.  ft  Co 

Corbett  House 

Cox,B.A 

Crystal,  G.W 

Davis,  Edwin  A 

Davii,G.'r 

Davis,  John  H 

Demling  ft  Glootz 

Dom,  G.  W.  ft  Co 

Doyle,P.H 

Orieabach  ft  Smith 

Driesbach.A.B 

Edwards  ft  Wiegand < 

Ennor  ft  Co 

Epstein,  H.  ft  Co 

Erlanger  ft  Wertheimer  . . 

Fall,  J.  C. 

Foulks,  J.P. 

Fox,  John  G 

Gainer,  James 

Galvin,  H.  W 67  and 

Gareschfi.F 

GilUg,  Mott  ft  Co 

Gilman,  Charles 

Gold  Hill  Evening  News,  regis- 
ter of  names 

Green,  A.  A 

Hale,  JohuL 


144  Hammer.  Chas.  S 169 

161  Hamed,  W.  T 166 

171  Harris,  Charles  N 104 

170  Harris,  H 158 

164  Harvev.  Joel  A 166 

169  Hendrie  ft  Bowstead 169 

174  Hoolo,  S.  F. 149 

178  Howe  ft  Gallatin 156 

162  Hyman,  J 171 

168|Janin,  Louis.  Jr 146 

163  Johnson,  J.R 16o| 

158  Kennedy  ft  Mallon 146 

160  Keppler  ft  Mack 174 

166  Keyes,  E.  W.v 161 

147  Kostor,  Monke  ft  Co 168 

172  Krause,  H .• 170 

164  Kuh,  Leopold 146 

186  Lambert  ft  Co 168 

160  Levy  ft  Co 172 

153  Lewis.  H 168 

173'  Llvermore,  Charios  E 149 

166JMageeftDealy 161| 

168i  Maudlebaum  ft  Tobriner 161 

ITliMason,  HuffftCo 158 

164|Mau,  Albert 147 

ISSlHaynard,  H.  G 163 

170;McDaniel  ft  Co 168 

I67iHeadftMcCone 156 

173  BIcrchants'  Exchange  Hotel, ...  151 
146  Merchants'  Exchange  Hotel. ...  173 
160  Hilatovich,  Vincent. 147  i 

Millerft  Ripley 150| 

SlSMoch,  John  A 161^ 

174>MolinelU  ft  Mariotti 166| 

167 1  Moouey,  William 148l 


Moore  ft  Parker .... 

Moore  ft  Riorden 

Munckton  ft  Warner 

Nevada  Foundry  ft  Mach'eShop 

Noland  ft  Van  Dyke 

Novacovich,  C 

Olln,A.8 

Packsher,  Simon 

Pioneer  Boiler  Works 

Poor,J.  W 

Kail.E.B 

Kickard,  W.  T 

Ruhling.  E.  ft  Co 

Scliooiimaker,  Frank 

Sharp,  R.B 

Sloat.C.O. 

Sinith,  Fraacis 

Smith,J.  P. 

St.  Charles  Hotel 

Sutterley  Bros 

Territorial   Enterprise,   rogieter 

of  namoii 

Treat,  W.  W. 

Tufly.  George 

Van  Bokkelen,  W.  A.  H 

Van  Wyck  ft  Sanchez 

Veuve,  Kelime 

Vorbe  Bros 

Wallace,  B.  Frank 

Waterhouse,  H.  M 

Wilkin,  D 

Willia&Wecd 

Willis,  O.  P 

Wilson,  John  A 

WIso&Co. 


164 
164 
160 
166 
163 
178 
148 
176 
164 
178 
157 
146 
160 
178 
159 
147 
166 
161 
157 
149 

Sli 
166 
167 
144 
168 
167 
169 
151 
167 
163 
168 
161 
170 
171 


WABHIirOTON     TEBBITOBT. 


Barnes,  George  A 177 1  Granger  ft  Davis 178|Rotligchild,  D.  C.  H 181 

Bnrmeister,  Charles 178  Grenricn  ft  Cranney 180!  Sire's  Hotel 181 

Clancoyft  Pray 178  Hinds,  Sumner  B 17U, Terry,  C.  C 179 

Crosaby,C.&  Co mHubbs,  Paul  K 180  jutsalady  Mill 180 

Dennison,  B.  F. 181  Lightner,  1 177  i  Washington  Standard,  register 


Eisenbeis,  Charles 1811  Pacific  Hotel 178 

Fowler.ES 181  Parker,  John  G.  Jr 177 

Gerrlsh,  O.  F.  ft  Co. 180  Percival,  S.  W 177 


of  names. 

Willard,  fiuiVis 179 

Ycsler,  H.  L.  ft  Co 179 


IDAHO     AND     UTAH     TSBBITOBIB  S . 

Blossom.  James  M 142  I  Long,  John  V.,  register  of  names 878 

CurtU,  E  J 121  and  148  I  Munday  ft  Burner 148 

OOIiONT     or     BBITI8H     COIiUUBIA. 


Alway  ft  Bailey 191! 

Armstrong,  W.  J 187 

Astrico,  Andrew  ft  Co 187 

Bank  of  British  North  America  188 

Barlow,  A 191 

Barnard,F.1 190 

Braverman,  Isidor 184 

Brooks,  Charles 186 

Campbell,  Francis 186 

Clarkaon,  G.  C.  ft  Co 188 

Colonial  Hotel,  New  We«itmin- 

ColonlaV  Hotel,' Victoria! '. '. '. '. '. '. '.  186 

Colonial  Hotel,  Yale 191 

Crease,  Henry  P.  P. 189 


Cunningham  Bro« 189 

Cunningham,  Thomas 187 

Davies,  J.  P.  ft  Co 186 

Denny,  William 182 

DIetzft  Nelson 190 

Driard,  8 186 

Ellard,  James 187 

Gilmore,  A.  186 

Grelley  ft  Fiterre 186 

GrelleyBros 188 

Heisterman,  H.  F 184 

Hibben,T.  N.ftCo. 186 

Holbrook,  Henry 187 

Hudson's  Bay  Co 182 

Kimball  ft  Gladwin 191 


KwongLeeft  Co 186 

London  House 182 

Mntthiessen,  Peter 186 

Nathan,  Henry 184 

Nelson,Uriahft  Co. 191 

Oppenheimer  ft  Co 189 

Pacillc  Telegraph  Hotel 187 

Pcrrier  ft  l^tremoullier 191 

Pioht,  Ernest 188 

Shepherd,  J.  G 188 

St.  Nicholas  Hotel 186 

Turner,  J.  H.  ft  Co 183 

Victoria  House 188 

Wilson  ft  Murray 184 

Wlthrow.D 188 


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; 


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16 


PAOiriO  COAST  BUSINISS  DIRkOTORT. 


xziaro4 


vxt^. 


F.   S.  WINSTON,  President. 


ASSETS, 


$19,000,000 


Annual  Income,  1866,  $7,000,000. 


This  is  a  pdrelt  mi,  iual  Company,  there  being  no  stockholders  to  share  the 
profits.  The  entire  profits  are  divided  annually  among  the  policy-holders. 
Dividends  can  be  used  as  cash,  or  added  to  policy,  at  the  option  of  the  assured. 

Dividends  larger  and  Rates  lower  than  most  other  companies. 

The  business  of  this  Company  is  conducted  entirely  upon  the  cash  plan  ;  its 
assets,  receipts,  &c.,  being  in  cash  only.     No  Premium  Notes  are  received  or  held. 

Life  Policies  issued  payable  at  death  and  payable  for  life,  or  paid  up  in 
full  in  FIVE  or  ten  years. 

Ordinary  and  Ten  Years'  Endowments,  Children's  Endowments,  Survi- 
vorship Annuities,  &c.,  &c.,  issued. 

Dividends  can  always  be  used  to  reduce  the  Second  Annual  Payment. 


GENERAL  AGENT  FOR  PACIFIC  COAST, 

424  HOHTGOMBRT  STREET, 

Next  Door  to  UiSiTreasuiy,  S.^Sr  IPm^S7(9nS3(9(Q)9  (D^lLo 


100 

00. 


share  the 
cy-holdere. 
assured. 

plan;  its 

led  or  held. 

ptud  up  in 

[ts,  Subvi- 

[mbnt. 


AST, 


L  (SiJLo 


UNITED    STATES. 


r. 


UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT, 

Dbcbmber  1st,  1866. 


TXZE   BIXBOXTTrVB. 

ANDREW  JOHNSON,  of  Tennessee,  Pretident  of  the  United  StaUt Salary,  $25,000 

LAFAYETTE  8.  FOSTER,  of  Connecticnt,  Preiident  pro  tempore  of  the  Senate,  and 

Acting  Vice  Preiident "         8,000 


^  TZZS   O.A^XXTST.  - 

WILLL4M  H.  SEWARD,  of  New  York,  Secretary  of  State Salary,  $8,000 

HUGH  Mcculloch,  of  Indiana,  Secretary  of  the  Treaiury "  8,000 

EDWIN  M.  STANTON,  of  Pennsylvania,  Secretary  of  War ".  "  8,000 

GIDEON  WELLES,  of  Connecticut,  Secretary  of  the  Navy "  8,000 

O.  H.  BROWNING,  of  IlUnois,  Secretary  of  the  Interior "  8,000 

HENRY  8TANBERY,  of  Oiiio,  Attorney  General '«  8,000 

ALEXANDER  W.  RANDALL,  Po(<ma(ter  General "  8,900 


Second  Session  THIRTY-NINTH  CONGRESS,  convened  Monday,  December  »d,  1866;  expires 
March  3d,  1867. 

Senate— LAFAYETTE  8.  FOSTER,  of  Connecticut,  Pretident;  JOHNW.  FORNEY,  of  Penn- 
sylvania, Clerk.  Number  of  Senators,  seventy-two.  Vacancies,  twenty,  viz :  Alabama,  2 ;  Arkansas, 
2;  Florida,  2;  Georgia,  3;  Louisiana,  2;  Mississippi,  2 ;  North  Carolina,  2;  Sonth  Carolina,  2;  Texas, 
2;  Virginia,  2. 

House  of  Representatives  — SCHUYLER  COLFAX,  of  Indiana,  Speaker;  EDWARD 
McPHERSON,  of  Pennsylvania,  Clerk.  Number  of  Representatives,  two  hundred  and  forty-two ; 
qualified,  one  hundred  and  ninety -two,  viz :  California,  3 ;  Connecticut,  4 ;  Delaware,  1 ;  Illinois,  13,  and 
1  at  large ;  Indiana,  11 ;  Iowa,  6 ;  Kansas,  1 ;  Kentucky,  9 ;  Maine,  5 ;  Maryland,  5 ;  MaMachusetts,  10 ; 
Michigan,  6 ;  Minnesota,  2 ;  Missouri.  9  ;  Nevada,  1 ;  New  Hampshire,  3 ;  New  Jersey,  5 ;  New  York, 
31 ;  Ohio,  19 ;  Oregon,  1 ;  Pennsylvania,  24 ;  Rhode  Island,  2 ;  Tennessee,  8 ;  Vermont,  3 ;  West  Vir- 
ginia, 3 ;  Wisconsin,  6.  Vacancies,  fifty,  viz :  Alabama,  6;  Arkansas,  3 ;  Florida,  1 ;  Gkorgia,  7 ;  Loa- 
isiana,  5 ;  Mississippi,  5;  North  Carolina,  7 ;  South  Carolina,  4 ;  Texas,  4 ;  Virginia,  8. 


18 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


MINISTERS  TO  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 

Envots  Extraordinary  and  Mikistkrs  Pmniputkntiart. 


"WEJiT 

Rpp'lll. 

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IH61 

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\m\ 
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i8*;t> 
184  !:> 

18l').'> 
I8(!,> 
18(>5 

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1861 

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1861 
1865 
1861 
1865 
186:i 
1863 
1N65 
1861 

mn 

1863 
1861 
1861 
I86:i 
1861 
1805 
1861 
18(i2 

1863 
186,3 


rountry. 


AuDtria 

Brasil 

Chile 

ChinH 

France 

Great  Uritnin.. 

Italy , 

Mexico 

Peru 

PniRsiu 

ItiiRiiia , 

Spain 


Capital. 


Bllnlatprt. 


Argentine  Confederation. 

DeViuin 

Holivia 

CoBta  Kira 

Denmark 

EciiHclur 

Oiiatemulii 

Hawaiian  iBJands 

Hondnras 

Japan 

Netliei'lands 

U.  8.  of  Colombia 

Nicaragiu 

Paraguay 

Portugal' 

Uome 

Sweden  and  Norway.. . . . 

Switzerland 

Turkey 

Venezuela 


Vienna J.  Lotlirop  Mollev.  Mans 

Kio  Janeiro lames  Watson  VVeldi,  N,  V 

Santiago Hugh  Jndson  Kilpatrick,  N.  J. 

Pekin AuHun  Kurlingamu,  Miiks 

Purls John  A.  Dix,  N.  Y 

London ('harles  Francis  Adams,  Muss. . . 

Florence Gooive  P.  Marsh,  Vt 

Mexico Lewis  1).  Campliell,  Ohio 

Lima {A.  P.  Hovey,  Ind 

Jterlin {Joseph  A.  Wright,  Ind 

St.  Petersburg...  Caiimus  M.  Clav,  Ky 

Madrid John  P.  Halo.N.H.. 

Ministers  Uksidknt. 


Hslnry. 


Hnyti... 

Liberia. . 


.  Iliucnos  Ayres...  liobert  C.  Kirk,  Ohio 

Henry  S.  Snnford,  Conn 

Allen  A.  Hall,  Teim 

Charles  N.  Uioite,  Texas 

George  H.  Yeanian,  Ky 

William  T.  Cogge8hall,'Oliio. 
Fitz  Honry  Warren,  luwa... 

E.  M.  MfCook,  Ohio 

Thomas  H.  Clay,  Kv 

H.  J.  Van  Valkcnburg,  N.  Y. 

James  S.  Pike,  Maine 

Allen  A.  Ilurton,  Ky 

Andrew  H.  Dickiiii^n,  N.  Y. 
Charles  A.  Washburn,  Cal  . . 

James  E.  Harvey,  Pa 

I{ufu8  King,  Wi'st'onsin 

James  H.  Campbell,  Pa 

George  Harrington,  D.  C... 

Edward  Jov  Morris,  Pa 

Erastus  D.  t^ulver,  N.  Y 

COMMISSIONKRS. 

Port-an- Prince..  I Henrv  E.  Peck,  Ohio 

Monrovia lAbntham  HHiimm,  Wis 


Buenos  Ayres. 

Brussels 

La  Paz 

San  Jos*' 

Copenhagen. . . . 

Quito 

(inatemala 

Honolulu 

Comayagna. . . . 

Yedo 

Hague 

Bogota 

Nicaragua 

Asuncion 

Lisbon 

Rome 

Stockholm 

Berne 

Constantinople. 
Caraccas i.. 


$13,000 
13,0(M) 
10,060 
l:i!,0(K) 
17,500 
17,500 

wm 

l'^,000 
10,000 
1-^000 
lU.IXM) 
1:2,000 

7,500 
7,500 
7,1)00 
7,500 
7,500 
7,500 
7, .500 
7, .500 
7,500 
7,500 
7,500 
7,500 
7,500 
7,.'M)0 
7,500 
7,500 
7,500 
7,.')00 
7,500 
7,500 

7,500 
4,000 


•coxsui-s  and  commkrciai.  aoknts  of  thk  united  states,  at  the  ports  ok  the  pacific,  and 
Adjacent  Thereto,  with  their  Residences. 

Those  marked  0.  arc  Consuls;  C.  A.  Commercial  Agents;  V.  C.  Vice  Consuls. 


AUSTRALIA. 

William  Blanchard,  C,  Melbourne 94,000 

U.  D.  Merrill,  C,  Sydney Fees. 

BORNEO. 

C.  Lee  Moses,  C,  Bninai Fees. 

CHILE.  , 

Charles  C.  Greene,  C,  Coquimbo Fees. 

James  U.  Trumbull,  0.,  Talcabuano 1,000 

Ambrose  W.  Clark,  C,  Valparaiso 3,000 

CHINA. 

William  Irvin,  C,  Amoy 8,000 

Oliver  II .  Perry,  C,  Canton 4,000 

B.  T.  Sandford,  C,  Chee  Foo Fees. 

J.  L.  Kieruan,  C,  Chin  Kiang 8,000 

Augustus  CaiiUeld,  C. ,  Foo  Cbow 8,600 

U.  a.  C.  Salter,  V.C.  Hankow Fees. 

Isaac  J.  Allen,  C,  Hong  Kong. 8,600 

Henry  U.  Bridges,  V.  C.,  Kiu  Kiang Fees. 

Francis  P.  Knight,  V.C,  New  Chwang Fees. 

A.L.Clarke,  C.,  Ningpo Foes. 

Ueorgo  F.  Seward,  Consul  tieneral,  Shanghai. .   4,000 

Joseph  C.  A.  Wingate,  C,  Swatow 8,600 

8.  W.  Pomeroy,  V.  C,  Tien  Tsin Fees. 


EAST  INWES. 

George  A.  Kittredsc,  V.  C,  Bombay Fees. 

MBthaiiiel  I*.  Jacobs,  Consul  General  of  British 

India,  Calcutta 96,000 

G.  W.  I'reBCOtt,  C.  A.,  Ceylon 1,000 

Isaac  Stone,  C,  Singaporo 2,600 

JAPAN. 

E.  E.  Rico,  C,  Ilakodadi Foes. 

George  .S.  Fisher,  V.,  Kanagawa 8,000 

W.  P.  Manguin,  C,  Nagasaki 8,000 

MEXICO. 

Gilbert  M.  Colo,  C.  A.,  Acapulco 2,000 

Edward  Connor,  (;.,  tiuaymas 1,600 

F.  B.  Elmer,  C,  La  I'az l,eoo 

Wm.  H.  Blake,  C,  Manzanillo 1,600 

Isaac  Sisson,  C,  Mazatlan Fees. 

Thoo.  i>.  Edwards,  C.  A.,  Minatitlan Fees. 

,  C,  San  Bias Fees. 

Boshrod  Lott,  C,  Tohuantepoo -  91,600 

NEW  ZF^LAND. 

,  C,  Bay  of  IsUuds 1,000 


*  For  a  list  of  Foreign  Consuls  residing  in  Ban  Franclsoo,  see  page  397. 


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iCIFlC,   AND 


iBritish 


F0P3. 

1 

.96,000 
.  1,000 
.    2,600 


Foc«. 
8,000 
8,000 


3,000 
1,600 
1,600 
1,600 

.  Fees. 

.  FeoK. 

.  Foes. 

.-81,600 


1,000 


ARMY — UNITED     STATES. 


19 


NICARAGUA. 
D.  8quira  Cotrell,  C.  A.,  Han  Juan  D«lNorie  and 

Punt*  AroDM l^iOOO 

,  C,  Han  Juan  Del  8ur 3,000 

PACIFIC  ISLANDS. 
Jonaa  M.  Coe,  C.  A.,  Apia,  Navigator'!  and 

Friendly  Islands 1,000 

John  Worth,  C,  Hllo,  H.I Foes. 

Alflwd  Caldwol,  (\,  Honolulu,  S.  1 4,000 

Kllai  Perkins,  LahHlni,  H.  1 8,000 

K  F.  Bunnell,  0.  A.,  Ijtntlmla,  Fojen  Island!. . .    1,000 

.loseph  Vandor,  C,  Taliiti.  8ociuty  Islands 1,000 

Oharlea  Urlswold,  (.'.,  iUnila Foe*. 

PEHU. 

John  T.  Lansing,  C,  Arioa Feea. 

James  H.  McColtoy,  C,  Callao 8,600 

,  0.,  Lambayeque Fees. 

II.  M.  Columbus,  C,  I'ayta SOO 

lUram  It.  Hawkins,  C,  Tumboi. 1,600 


RUSSIA. 

Perry  MoD.  ColHo!,  C.  A.,  Amoor  Rlrer •1,600 

Edmuudt  Brandt,  C,  Archangel  Fees. 

SL^H. 
J.U.IIood,  C,  Bangkok 3,000 

TASMANIA. 
Duncan  McPhorson,  V.  C,  Uobart  Town Fee*. 

UNITED  STATES  OF  COLOMBIA. 

FranolK  W.  Rico,  C,  Asplnwall 3,600 

William  B.  Little,  C,  Panama 8,600 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA.  ^ 

Allen  Franels,  C,  Victoria Fees. 


MILITARY  DIVISION  OF  THE  PACIFIC* 

(Includes  Depiirtnicnts  of  Culifomia  and  the  Columbia.)    IlendquarterB,  No.  204  Snttor  street,  comer  of 

Kearny,  Sun  Francisco. 


Miyor-Oencral  IlKKRy  W, 

llrev.  Maj.  flen.  Jamc«  H.  Fry.  ..Attjutant-Oeneral 
Itrev.  Mul.  Oon.  Robert  Allen.  Chief  Ouarterrouster 
Urev.  Col.  John  McL.  Taylor..  Chief  Commissary 
Hrev.  Col.  Robert  Murray Medical  Purveyor 


Halleck Commanding. 

Mai,  Roger  Jones Inspector  General 

Brev.  Lieut.  Col.  Robert  N.  Scott A.  D.  C. 

Urev.  Lieut.  Col.  W.  K.  Smedberg A.  D.  C. 

Captain  Charles  A.  Whittier A.  D.  C. 


DEPARTMENT     OF     CALIFORNIA. 

(Includes  California,  Nevada  and  Arizona  Territory.)    Headquarters,  No.  742  Washington  street,  S.  P. 

Brevet  Major  General  Irvin  McDowell Commanding. 

li^or  John  P.  Sherlmme Adjutant-General    I    Drev.  Lt.  Col.  CImrlea  McCormick..  Medical  Dir. 

irev.  Col.  R.  \V.  Kirkbam..  Chief  Quartermaster    |    Brev.  Lt.  Col.  Edward  R.  Piatt..  Judge  Advocate 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  COLUMBIA. 

(Includes  Oregoq,  and  Idaho  and  Washington  Temtories.)     Headquarters,  Portland,  Oregon. 


Mnior-General  V.  Stkki.k Commanding 

Col.  Edwin  li.* Babbitt Chief  Quartermaster 

Itrev.  Mig.  Sam.  A.  Foster Chief  Commissary 


Brev.  Lt.  Col.  P.  G.  S.  Ten-Broeck..  Medical  Dir. 

Lieutenant  Richard  P.  Strong A.  D.C. 

Lieutenant  George  Williams A.  D.  C. 


REGIMENTS  ATTACHED  TO  THE  DIVISION  OP  THE  PACIFIC. 

P'RST  Cavalry— Colonel  G.  A.  H.  Blake,  Commanding.    Headquarters  at  Fort  Vancouver,  W.  T. 

Eighth  Cavalry — Brevet  Brigadier  General  John  J.  Gregg,  Commanding.  Headquartera  at 
Benicia  Barracks,  California. 

SscoND  Artillkry— Brevet  Brigadier  General  W.  H.  French,  Commanding.  Headquarters  at 
Fort  Point,  California. 

Ninth  Ikfantry — Brevet  Major  General  John  H.  King,  Commanding.  Hendquartei-g  on  Angel 
iHland,  California. 

Fourteenth  Infantry— Colonel  Charles  S.  Ijovell,  Commanding.    Headquarters  at  Fort  Yuma,  Cal. 

Twenty-Third  Infantry — Brevet  Mi^or  General  George  Crook,  Commanding.  Headquarters  at 
Fort  Boise,  Idaho. 

Thirty-Second  Infantry— Colonel  Thomas  L.  Crittenden,  Commanding.  Headquartera  at  Tucson, 
Arizona. 


*  Fortlflcations  hare  been  erected  at  the  following  points.  San  Francisco  Harbor :  Fort  Point  and  Alcatraces  Island ; 
Mouth  of  the  Columbia  River:  Forts  Stevens  and  Capo  Disappointment  'Batteries  have  also  been  erected  at  I'oint 
San  Jose  and  Angel  Island,  San  Francisco  Harbor. 

KoM.— Under  the  act  of  .Tuly  28, 1886,  the  Regular  Army  now  comprises  ten  regiments  of  cavalry,  live  regiments  of 
artillery,  and  ibrty-flvc  regiments  of  Infantry;  making  an  aggregate  maximum  strength  of  scventj'.flva  thouiiand  three 
hundred  and  eighty-two  rank  and  flie.  Its  present  strength  is  fljiy-four  thousand  three  hundred  and  two.  In  addition 
to  this  force  there  are  eleven  thousand  volunteers,  white  and  colored,  still  remaining  in  service. 


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PAOlFIO     00A8T     BUSINESS     DIRBOtTORT. 


STATIONS  OF  TROOPS   IN  THE   DEPARTMENT  OF   CALIFORNIA. 


STATIONS. 


CALirOKNIA. 

Preaidio 

Fort  Pol  n  t 

SuiJoad  Point 

AlcatrHcea  IiUnd 

YerbH  Uuena  Island 

An({el  Iiland 

Benicia  Harracki 

Benlcia  Arsenal 

Fort  Keadinfc 

Camp  Wright 

Camp  Independence 

Camp  Fish  Lake  Valley  . .     

Drum  Harracks  (Wilniingtoi'.  J)epot). 

Camp  Cady 

Camp  Kock  Springs 

Fort  Qa  ston 

Camp  Lincoln 

Camp  Did  well 

Fort  Crook 

Fort  Yuma 


COMMANDINO  OKHCKK. 


Major  H.  A.  Allen 

Hvt.  Hria.  Gen.  W.  H.  French.. 
Bvt.  Lieut.  Col.  EJi.  I'latt . . . . 

Uvt.  Mnjor  J.  A.  DsrllnK 

Lieuleimnt  C.  K.  Kilbonme 

Hvt.  Mujor-Oenenil  J.  H.  King. 
Bvt.  Lieut.  Col.  E.  V.  Humner.. 

Lieutenant  W.  A.  Marye 

Uvt.  Minor  R.  H.  Cliapin 

Cuptiiin  W.  H.  Jordan 


Bvl.  Lieut.  Cul.  J.  U.Devin. 

Lieutenant  C.  P.  Kgun 

Lieuteniint  A.  Morton 

Captain  J.  E.  Yard 


NB  VADA. 


Fort  Churchill 

Camp  Ruby 

Camp  McGarry 

Camp  MoDermit 

Camp  Wiutteld  Scott . 


AIIIZONA  TinRITORT. 


Camp  Mojave 

Camp  Kl  Dorado 

Fort  Whipple 

Camp  Lincoln 

Skull  Vullev 

Camp  Uooiuvin 

Cunip  Bowie '. 

Camp  Lowell 

Camp  near  Ft.  Buchanan,  to  be  formed 
trom  Camps  Waller  and  Cameron 

Camp  McDowell 

Camp  Reno,  to  be  formed  frm  FtCrook 


Mi^or  A.  W.  Bowman 

Captain  W.  E.  /  'ipletou 

Captain  S.  Munt         

Lieutenant  M.  J.  k         raid. . . . 
Bvt.  Lieut.  Col.  E. '        illiston. 


Bvt.  Major  C.O.Wood 

Lieutenant  J.  F.  Trout 

Bvt.  Colonel  A.  O.  Brackett . 
Bvt.  Lieut. Cot.  J.  P.  Baker.. 
Captaiu  M.  Da  vis 


Bvt.  Major  R.  H.  Porter 

Captain  John  E.  Yard 

Captain  D.  Krause 

Captain  Q.  M.  Downey 

Captain  J.  W.  Weir 

Bvt.  Colonel  G.  Chapiu 

Lieutenant  J.  R.  Eschenburg  . 
Colonel  C.  S.  Lovell 


UAKKIMON. 


Lieut.  Col.  E.  McOarry... 
Captain  G.  B.  Sanford'. . . 
Bvt.  Lieut.  Col.  G.  llges 


Light  Batteries  A  and  M,  9d  Art. 
Ileadquartera  ••  II,"  M  Artillery. 
Co.  D,  SM  Artillery. 
Cos.  B  and  G,  'M  Artillery. 
Detachment  from  Alcatraces. 
Hdqrs.  tnh  Inf.,  &  Recr.  8th  Cav. 
(;ott.  I,  U  and  K,  8th  Cavalry. 
Ordnance. 

Co.  G,  8th  Cavalry. 
Co.  A,  Oth  Infantry. 
Co.  B,  !)tli  Inf.,  and  D,  1st  Cav. 
Det.  from  Camp  Independence. 
Detai'hment  Co.  B,  8th  Cavalry. 
Co.  I),  !)th  Iiif ,  and  B,  8th  Cav. 
Detachment  from  Camp  Cady. 
Cos.  E  and  K,  9th  Infantry. 
Co.  G,  !Hh  Infantry. 
Co.  C,  itth  Inf  i  Co.  A,  Ist  Cav. 
Detachment  from  CuinpBidwell. 
Co.  A,  1  Ith  Inf,  and  K,  3d  Art., 
Ildqrs.  14th  under  orders. 

Co.  F,  9th  Infantry. 

Co.  I,  9th  Infantry. 

Co.  H,  9th  Inf ;  B,  1st  Cav. 

Co.  L,  1st  Cavalry. 

Co.  A,  8th  Cavalry. 


Co.  E,  14th  Infantrv. 
Co.  D,  9th  Inf,  uud'.  orders  to  fm 
Co.  G,  14th  Inf        [Camp  Cady 
Co.  C,  14th  Infantry. 
Co.  II,  14th  Infantry. 
Cos.  D,  F  and  H,  3ad  Infantry. 
Co.  G,  32d  Infantrv. 
Hdqrs.  14th  Inf  ;  C,  Ist  Cav. 
Ildqrs.  3'Jd  under  orders. 
Co.  E,  :K>d  Inf ;  (1  &.  K,  Ut  Cav. 
Cos.  B,D,F,  14th  Inf;  E,  Ist  Cav. 
Cos.  A  &  B,  3ad  Infantry. 


STATIONS  OF  TROOPS  IN  THE   DEPARTMENT  OP  THE   COLUMBIA. 


WASHINOTON  TERRITORT. 

Fort  Vancouver 

Vancouver  Arsenal 

San  Juan  hlund 

Fort  Steilacoom 

Cape  Disappointment 

Fort  ColviHe 

Fort  Walla  Walta 

O  RI  GO  N. 

Fort  Stevens 

Fort  Klamath 

Fort  Dalles 

Camp  Watson 

Camp  Logan 

Camp  Warner 

Camp  C.F.Smith 

IDAHO  TERRITORT. 

Fort  Boise 

Camp  Lyon 

Camp  Winthrop 

Camp  Lapwai 


Bvt  Lieut.  Col.  A.  O.  Vincent 

Bvt.  Captain  L.  Babbitt 

Captain  Thomas  Grey 

Captain  Charles  H.  Peirce. . . 
Captain  John  I .  Kodgers  ..... 
Captain  John  S.  Wharton. ... 
Lieutenant  Converse 

Captain  L.  L.  Janes 

Captain  Sprague 

Lieutenant  Borrowe 

Bvt.  Lieut.  Col.  E.  M.  Baker. 

Lieutenant  Western 

Captain  P.  Collins 

Captam  J.  C.  Walker 

Bvt.  Col.  James  B-  Sinclair .. 
Bvt.  Major  James  C.  Hunt. .. 
Bvt.Lient.Col.  John  J.Coppinger 
Lieutenant  Gallagher 


Co.  C,  8th  Cav.  i  Co.  F,  2d  Art 

Ordnance  Detachment. 

Co.  I,  2d  Artillery. 

Co.  E,  2d  Artillery. 

Co.  L,  2d  Artillery. 

Co.  G,  23d  Infantry. 

Co.  D,  8th  Cavalry. 


Co.  C,  2d  Artillery. 

Co.  — ,  Ist  Oregon  Infantry. 

Indian  Sconts. 

Co.  I,  let  C«v.  J  Co.  P,  23d  Inf. 

Co.  F,  8th  Cavalry. 

Cos.  B  Al  D,  23d  Inf;  H,  1st  Cav. 

Co.  C,  23d  Inf.,  detach.  Cavalry. 

Co.  F,  1st  Cav. ;  Co.  H,  23d  Inf. 
Co.  M,  1st  Cavalry. 
Cos.  A  and  E,  SM  Infantry. 
Co.  E,  8th  Cavalry. 


dM.adArt. 
ad  Artillery. 

rtiUery. 
IcHtmcei. 
ecr.  8th  Cav. 
h  Caviilry. 


1  D,  l«t  CaT. 

ieitendenee. 
Hill  Cavalry. 
1  H,  8th  Cav. 
Jnnip  Cady. 
Infantry. 

1.  A,  l»t  Cav. 
}mnp  Widwell. 
id  K,  2d  Art., 
uder  orders. 


l,"l»t  Cav. 

y- 


try. 

id.  orders  to  fm 
[Camp  Cttdy 
,ry. 
itry. 
32d  Infantry. 

C,  Irt  Cav. 
iider  orders. 
&  K,  list  Cav, 
nf.i  E,  let  Cav 
Infantry^ 


iniA. 


I  Co.  P,  2d  Art 
jmeut. 


ry- 

(try. 


jry. 

^n  Infantry. 

:o.  F,  23d  Inf. 

TnfiH.UtCav. 
BeUoh.  Cavalry. 


I  Co.  H,  23d  Inf. 
|rj 

Infantry. 


NAVY  —  UNITED     STATES. 


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UNITED  STATES  NAVY*— PACIFIC  OCEAN. 

NORTH  PACIFIC  SQUADRON, 

Embrace!  the  coast  of  North  America  and  the  Sandwich  Islands.    I!«>ir  Admiral  II.  K.  Thatcher,  Com- 
manding.   Headquarters,  San  Francisco,  CHiifomiu. 


Nsmn. 

Pensacola 

Vnndertiilt 

Saranac 

Suwaneo 

Mohon^o 

Lackawana 

Mohican 

Ossipee 

Resaca 

Saginaw 

Jamestown 

Indcitendenre 

St.  Marys 

Cynno 

Aionadnoclc 

Camanche 


Motive  Power. 

Screw 

Paddle  Wheel. 

"  " 

II  41 

■  I  II 

Screw 

It 

"  W'.'.'.'.'.'. 

It 

Paddle  Wheel 
Sail 

Sail 

II 

II 
Iron-Ciad.'i... 


TunnsKc. 


2,158 
3,3«0 
1,441! 
1,030 

i,(nn 

WH 

1,240 

UflO 

403 

985 

2,i»7 

»85 

972 

1,564 

844 


No.  nvtii 


21 

15 

13 

12 

10 

9 

8 

6 

8 

4 

21 

40 

22 

18 

.4 

3 


Commnnilcr. 


Com.  J.  P.  Sandford. 
Capt.  n.  II.  S4'ott. 
Com.  Paul  Shirlev. 
Com.  .1.  W.  A.  N'i(  liolson. 
Com.  Wm.  Reynolds, 


Com.  S.  R.  Franklin. 
Lieut.  Com.  C.  J.  MoDmiKal. 
Receiving  ship,  Mare  Island. 
In  ordinary.  Mare  Island. 
In  ordinary.  Mare  Isliind. 
In  ordinary.  Mare  Islnnd. 
In  ordinary.  Mare  Island. 


SOUTH  PACIFIC  SQUADRON, 

Embraces  the  Piiciiic  Coast  from  Panama  to  Cape  Horn,  and  includes  within  its  limits  Australia. 
Admiral' John  A.  Dahlgren,  Commanding.    Headquarters,  Callao. 


Rear 


Vtanv. 

Powhattan 

Tuscarora 

Wateree 

Dacotah 

Nyack 

Farralones 

Fredonia 


Motive  Power. 

Paddle  Wheel, 

Screw 

Paddle  Wheel. 

Screw 

II 

Storeship 


Tunnage. 

No.  Ouna 

2,415 

22 

997 

10 

974 

10 

996 

7 

593 

8 

382 

6 

400 

4 

Commander. 


Capt.  D.  B.  Ridgely. 
Com.  F.  SUinley. 
Com.  F.  K.  Morray. 

Com.  L.  H.  Newman. 
Acting  Master,  N.  Ptevost. 
Com.  T.  M.  Brasher. 


NAVY  YARD— MARE  ISLAND. 

REAR  ADMIRAL  THOMAS  T.  CRAVEN ...Commandant. 

CAPTAIN  J.  C.  SPOTTS Executive  Officer. 

EDWARD  C.  DORAN Paymaiter. 

COMMANDER  C.  H.  BALDWIN Ordnance  Officer. 


INDEPENDENCE  RAZEE— RECEIVING  SHIP. 
Com.  W.  R.  Parker Commandant.  J.  M.  Browne 


.  Surgeon. 


CIVIL  opriccRS. 


Edward  C.  Doran. Pay  Agent.  I  Melvin  Simmons Naval  Constructor. 

Charles  A.  Morse Naval  Storekeeper.  |  John  D.  Hoffman Civil  Engineer. 


*  The  Navy  of  the  Vnltcd  Ststes  consists  of  278  vessels,  armed  vith  iMi  guns,  of  which  61,  carrying  187  guns,  are  Iron 
Clads.    In  commission,  119.   Total  number  of  sesmen  In  the  Naval  and  Coast  Survey  Service,  13,400. 

Note.— The  following  are  the  different  squadrons  as  at  present  ormknlzed.  European  Squadron,  Rear  Admiral  L.  M. 
Ooidsborough.  Asiatic  Squadron,  Rear  Admiral  H,  H.  Boll.  North  Atlantic  Squadron,  Rear  Admiral  J.  8.  Palmer. 
Sooth  Atlantic  Squadron,  Kear  Admiral  8.  W.  Uodon.  North  Pacino  Squadron,  Rear  Admiral  H.  K.  Thatcher.  South 
Paclflo  Squadron,  Rear  Admiral  J.  A.  Dahlgren,  Oulf  Squadron,  Cvmmodoro  John  A.  Winsl-)w.  In  addition  to  the 
vessels  attached  to  these  squadrons,  there  are  several  others  engaged  on  special  service. 


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PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT.  PACIFIC  COAST. 


V    ... 


DEPARTMENT  OP  CALIFORNIA. 
Benj.  C.  Triimnn,  Special  Agent,  San  Francisco. 


DEPARTMt:NT  OP  OREGON,  NEVADA,  WASHINGTON  AND  IDAHO. 
Q.  A.  Brooks,  Special  Agent,  Portland. 


RATES   OF   DOMESTIC   POSTAGE. 

Letters  to  any  part  of  the  United  States,  U  <eiit8  for  each  half  ounce.  Drop  Letters,  1  cent — where  car- 
riers are  employed,  2  cents.     Ke^tistration  Pee,  for  valuable  letters,  not  exceeding  20  cents. 

Transient  Newspapers,  Periodicals,  Pamphlets,  Blanks,  Proof  Sli"et8,  Book  Munuscripts,  and  all  maila- 
ble printed  matter,  (except  books  and  oircnlars)  2  cents  for  each  four  ounces. 

Books,  4  cents  for  each  4  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

Unsealed  Circulars,  not  e^ceedin^  3  in  number  to  one  address,  2  cents,  and  in  the  same  proportion  for  a 
greater  number. 

Seeds,  Cuttings,  Roots,  etc.,  2  cents  for  each  4  ounces. 

All  Packai;es  not  charged  with  letter  postage  must  be  so  arranged  that  the  same  can  be  conveniently 
examined  by  Postmasters;  if  not,  letter  postage  will  be  charged. 

Dngnerreotypes,  when  sent  in  the  mail,  are  to  be  chargeji  with  letter  postage  by  weight. 

Photograph's  on  Cards,  Paper,  and  other  flexible  material,  (not  in  cases)  caii  be  sent  at  the  same  rate  as 
miscellaneous  printed  matter,  viz :  2  cents  for  each  4  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

Photographic  Albums  are  chargeable  with  book  postage — 4  cents  for  each  4  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

No  piickage  will  be  forwarded  which  weighs  over  4  pounds. 

All  Postage  Matter,  for  delivery  within  the  United  States,  must  bo  prepaid  by  stamps  (except  duly  cer- 
tified letters  of  soldiers  and  sailors) ;  otherwise  letters  are  sent  to  the  Dead  Letter  OIHee. 

Newspapers  and  Periodicals,  not  exceeding  4  ounces  in  weight,  to  any  part  of  the  United  States,  if  paid 
in  advance — daily,  per  quarter,  9a  cents ;  six  times  per  week,  30  cents :  tri-weekly,  15  cents ;  semi-weokly, 
10  cents;  weekly,  5  cents.  Semi-montlily,  monthly,  and  quarterlv  periodical's,  1  cent  for  each  copy. 
Newspapers  and  {leriodicals,  when  weighing  over  4  ounces,  double  the  above  rates. 

Weekly  Newspapers,  within  the  county  where  published,  free,  if  passing  through  the  mails  to  regular 
subscribers. 

Quarterly  payments,  in  advance,  may  be  made  either  where  published  or  received. 

Any  word  or  comnmnication,  whether  by  printing,  writing,  marks  or  signs,  upon  the  cover  or  wrapper 
of  a  newspaper,  pamphlet,  magazine  or  other  printed' matter,  other  than  the  name  and  address  of  the  person 
to  whom  u  is  to  be  sent,  and  the  date  when  subscription  expires,  subjects  the  package  to  letter  postage. 

RATES  OF  FOREIGN  POSTAGE. 

Note  —The  fluurcs  foIlowitiK  the  name  of  each  country  are  Intended  to  represent,  first,  tho  postage  In  cents,  on  letters 
weighini;  onc-lmlf  ounce  or  under;  and  socond,  tlie  postage  on  slnglo  newspapers. 

North  /Imcrico.— British  ColuniMa,  10,  2.  Canada,  10,  2.  Mexico,  10,  2.  Mexico,  (West  Const)  10, 2. 
Costa  Rica,  10,  2.  Guatemala,  10,  2.  Honduras,  34,  6.  Nicaragua,  (Gulf  Coast)  34,  6.  Nicaragua, 
(Pacific  Coast)  10,  2.    West  Indies,  (llritish)  10,  2.    Cuba,  10,  2.    Bahama  Islands,  10,  2. 

South  America. — Argentine  Republic,  45,  4.  Aspinwall,  20,  2.  Bolivia,  34,  ti.  llrazil,  45,  4.  Chile, 
34,  6.  Ecuador,  34,  6.  New  Grenada,  18,  6.  Panama,  10,  2.  Paraguay,  45, 4.  Peru,  22,  6.  Uruguay, 
45,  4.    Venezuela,  10,  2. 

Europe. — Austria,  30,  6.  Bremen,  30,  6.  Belgium,  2r,  5.  Corsica,  21,  2.  Denmark,  35,  6.  Prance, 
30,2.  Prance,  (qi.  oz.)  15, -.  German  States, 30, 6.  Great  Britain, 24,  2.  Greece,  42,  H.  Hamburg,  30, 6. 
Holland,  42,  2.  Lonibardy,  42,  6.  Modena,  42,  fi.  Norway,  46,  6.  Parma,  42,  6.  Poland,  37,  6.  Port- 
ugal, 45,  8.  Prussia,  30,  6.  Rome  and  Papal  States,  44,  6.  Ruhsia,  37,  6.  Sardinian  States,  42,  0.  Sicilies, 
(the  Two)  47,  6.  Spain,  42,  2.  Sweden,  34,  6.  Switzerland,  35,  6.  Turkey,  28,  6.  Tuscany,  42,  6. 
Venetian  States,  30,  b. 

A»ia. — Arabia,  45,  8.  China,  5,  2.  Hindostan,  f)8,  13.  Japan,  5,  2.  Jerusalem,  3,3,  4.  Siam,  45,  6. 
Smyrna,  40,  6.    Syria,  45,  6. 

Africa. — Algeria,  33,  6.  Canary  Islands,  45,  6.  Cape  de  Verde  Isl.,  37,  4.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  45,  4. 
Rgvpt,  45,  8.    Liberia,  33,  4.    Tunis,  60,  2     West  Coast,  33,  4. 

Eait  Indiei. — Auetrnliii,  22,  6.  Borneo,  53,  10.  Ceylon,  60,  6.  Java,  60,  6.  Manila,  5,  2.  New 
Zealand.  22,  6.    Philippine  Islands,  5,  2.     Sandwich  Islands,  3,  2.    Singapore,  60,  6.    Sumatra,  60,  6. 

On  either  letter  or  packet,  of  any  weight,  the  u-holc  postage  or  none  at  all  should  he  prepaid.  If  any- 
thing less  than  the  wuole  is  prepaid,  no  account  is  taken  of  it,  and  it  is  entirely  lost  to  the  sender. 

THE  POSTAL   MONEY   ORDER  SYSTEM. 

The  Money  Order  System  is  intended  to  promote  public  convenience,  and  to  insure  safety  in  the  transfer 
of  money  through  the  mails.  Orders  may  be  obtained  at  any  of  the  money  order  offices  for  any  amount 
up  to  fifty  dollars,  on  payment  of  the  following  fee  :  On  sums  up  to  and  including  $20,  10  cents ;  above 
that  sum,  25  cents.  Instructions  are  inuorsed  on  the  back  of  each  order.  The  money  order  offices  on  the 
Pacific  Const  are  distinguished  in  the  list  of  Post  OlUces  by  an  asterisk  (*)  affixed  to  each. 


,  on  letters 


2.    New 
60,6. 
If  Bny- 


POST  OFFICES — CALIFORNIA, 


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POST  OFFICES— CALIFORNIA. 

*  Money  Order  Officea    Capituls,  Count;'  Seats. 


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Name  P.  O.  County. 

Alameda Alameda 

Alamo Contra  Costa . 

Albion Mendociuo . . . 

Alisal Monterey.  ... 

AlleKliany Sierra 

AlvHiado A  lamedu 

Alvieo .Santa  Clara.. 

Amador  City  —  Amador 

American  Ranch.  Sliasia  

Anaheim Los  Anfj^elcs  . 

Anderson'HVal'y  Mendocino  .. 
Ansel's  Camp. ..Calaveras  ... 

Annnly Sonoma 

Antelope Yolo 

Antiocu Contra  Coiita. 

Areata Humboldt  . . . 

'AUBURN Placer  


rostmostcr. 
•  Arthurs.  Barber, 
.•lames  Foster. 
James  Townseud. 

J.  H.  Clute. 
.A.  iT.  Lowell. 
F.  Kaircliild. 
.Robert  Oilmore. 
.  Elias  Anderson. 
John  Fischer. 
A.B.Kendall. 
.George  Stickles. 


A.  W.  Dunnigan. 
D.S.  Woodruff. 
J.  A.  Whaloy. 
Sulon  M.  Stevens. 


Bangor Butte A.  Kitchen. 

Bath Placer  S.  Burt. 

Battle  Creek.... Tehama . 

Bear  Valley Mnrindsa J.  S.  Bates. 

Belmont San  Mutco Edw.  Waltermire. 

*Benicia Solano A.  L.  Stiles. 

Benton Mono  R.J.  Morrison. 

Bidwell'sBar  .  ..Butte Joliu  S.  Bcndle. 

Bif  Bar Trinity John  Sammons. 

Big  Oak  Flat Tuolumne William  Urick. 

Big  Trees Calaveras •. 

Binghaniptou Solano  O.  Bingham. 

Black  Point Marin .Jus.  B.  Sweetzer. 

Bloomtield Sonon.u C.  R.  Arthur 

Bodega Sonoma John  Dougherty. 

Bolinlis Marin O.  W.  Rusenburg. 

BRIDGEPORT.  Momi A.  F.  Bryant. 

Brighton Sacramento  ...Thos.  C.  Perkins. 

Brooklyn Alameda O.  C.  Lewellin. 

Brown's  Valley. Yuba  ...       ..James  L.  H.ii. 

Brownsville.  ..'..Yubrt   Martin  Knox. 

Brush  Creek Bulto Julius  Jod. 

Buckeye  Yolo liunjamin  Ely. 

Buck's'  Ranch  . . .  Plumas William  Wagner. 

Buena  Vista Amndor John  Fit/.sinimonB. 

Ballard's  Bar  .  ..Yuba A.  J.  Batchelder. 

Bunntt  Santu  ClL;ra...C.  D.  Richmond. 

Burwood San  Juaquin...  J.  Munroe. 

Butte  Valley  . . .  .Butte  Robt.  W.  Durham. 


Cache  Creek 

Cuhto b . .  . . 

Culistoga 

Callalia'u'sRanch 

Calpella 

Canmnche 

Cani|)o  Seco 

•Camptonville... 

Canon  City 

Carey's  Mills.... 
earner's  Place... 
Central  House... 

Centreville 

Cliarleston 

Chei-okee 

*Chico  

Chili 

Chinese  Camp... 

Chrysopolis 

Chnmtown 

Cisco  

Clairvillu 

Clurksville 

Clayton 

Cleveland 


Yolo A.  Hoffman. 

Mendocino  ...Robert  White. 

Napa   S.  M.  Woodworth. 

Siskivou   Ana  White. 

Mendocino  .  ..JiicohWurteuberg, 

Calaveras Nicli.  Zimmerman. 

Calavunis K.  R.  Svmo. 

Yuba   RicharaH.  Bliss. 

Trinity . 

Alpine Win.  B.  Wade. 


Butte   John  S.  Hutchins. 

Alameda  C.  J.  Stevens. 

Yolo  .'. Charles  H.  Gray. 

Butte  Thos.  McDaniel. 

Butio  Thos.  J.  Bidwcll. 

.Calaveras >'   A.  Hodgdon. 

Tuolumne (  lUtrles  Cutting. 

Inyo Frank  B.  Fleming. 

Shasta   Sylvester  Hull. 

Placer James  Huoton. 

Sonoma  D.  O'Dell. 

.EI Dorado  ....D.  CumminB. 
Contra  Costa.. R.  Muuvais. 
Humboldt Thos.  Dungan,  jr. 


NameF.  0.  County.  FoBtmaiter. 

Clipper  Mills Butte Enoch  Pmtt. 

Cloverdale Sonoma Charles  Cook. 

Cocumunyo SanBernardinoF.  L.  Rich. 

Cold  Spring El  Dorado  ....8.  C.  Dean. 

Colegrove's  PointSiitter T.  S.  Kirk. 

Colfax  Placer V.  W.  Cleaveland. 

Collinsville Solano. .  .^ E.  Rankin. 

Colouia El  Dorado  ....8.  F.  Child. 

Colorado Mai  iposa . 

'Columbia Tuolumne W.  8.  Hutchinson. 

'COLUSA   Colusa John  H.  Lieniiig. 

Copperopolis Calaveras  ....M.  Armstrong. 

Coppervale Lassen C.  C.  Goodrich 

Cosumnes Sacramento  ...Wm.  D.  Wilson. 

Cottage  Grove. . . Klamath  Win.  Elliot. 

Cotton wmiil   Tehama A.  B.  Jackson. 

CRESCENT 

CITY  ........  Del  Norte Wm.H.  Woodbury. 

Crystal  Lake Nevada  .      ...Henry  PoUey. 


Damascus 

Danville 

Denverton 

Diamond  Springs 

Donner  Lake 

DoiighertvStat'n 
Douglas  Cilv.. 
'DOWNIEV'E. 

Dry»<nvn 

Duncan's  Mills 
'Dutch  Flat... 


Placer H.  K.  Devely. 

Contm  Costa.. M.  Cohen. 

Solano S.  K.  Nuise. 

KIDorado....W.  8.  Day. 

Nevada Eli  S.  Drew. 

Alameda John  Green. 

Trinity Edw'd  A.  Kelton. 

Sierra A.  J.  McKineey. 

Amador B.  F,  Richtmyer. 

Sonoma Thomas  Becoru. 

Placer J.  H.  Boke. 


Eel  River rlumholdt B.  Feigenbaum. 

Elbow   /rcsuo John  R.  Edgar. 

El  Dorado El  Dorado Robert  Steere. 

Elk  Grove Saci-amento  ... Pliilin  Woodward. 

Elliott San  Joaquin . . .  G.  W.  Purjions. 

El  Monte Ix>s  Angeles. . .  Ira  8.  Thompson. 

Etna  Mills Siskivou A.  Swain. 

'EUREKA HumWdt C.  H.  Heney. 

Evans  Ranch. . . .Lassen Alvaro  Evans. 


Fairplay  

Farmiiigton 

Ferndale  

Ferry  Point 

Fiddletown 

Firebaugh's  F'y. 
Fisherman's  Bay 

Fish  Springs 

'Folsoin 

Forbestown   . . . . 

Forest  City 

'Forest  Hill 

Forest  H<mie 

Forks  of  Salmon. 

Fort  Jones 

Fourth  Crossing. 

Franklin  

Freejwrt  

French  Camp  . . . 
French  Corral... 
French  Gulch... 


El  Dorado  .  ...P.  F.  Covert. 
.San  Joaciuiu  ..J.  W.  Morrow. 

Humboldt Edward  J.  Dodge. 

Del  Norte John  Titus. 

Amudor R.  B.  Wight. 

Fresno Jacob  Carman. 

Sonoma A.J.  Fisk. 

Mono Josiah  H.  Gibbs. 

Sacramento  ...Miirk  Ayer. 

Butte L.  P.  Siiiitb. 

Sierra R.  S.  Weston. 

Placer R.  Parkliurst. 

Amador A.  B  Tiew. 

Klamath M.  Forgey. 

Siskiyou A.  B.  Carlock. 

Calaveras  Wm.  Reddick. 

Sacramento  ...H.  Shiutius. 
Sacramento  ...  Erskine  Greene . 
San  Joaquin  ..G.  W.  Sampson. 

Nevada J.  Olson. 

Shasta Patrick  Hughes. 


.James  TunnahiU. 


Garrote  Tuolumne. 

Oeneseo Plumas 

'Georgetown  ...  El  Dorado Benj.  F.  Shepherd. 

'Gibsonville Sierra Robert  Jacks. 

'Gilroy   Santa  Clara. .-I).  Hiiber. 

Gold  Run Placer O.  W.  Hollenbeck. 

Goodyear's Bar. .Sierra Win.  Westfleld. 

Gralton  Yolo J.H.Goodhue. 

Grand  Island. . .  .Colusa C.  J.  Diefendorff. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Xamo  P.  O.  County. 

"Grass  Valley... Nevada 

Green  Springs... Tuolumne  ... 

Green  v  alley El  Dorado . . . 

Greenwood El  Dorado... 

Grizzly  Bear  H'e  Placer  

Grizzlv  Flat El  Dorado... 

Gualala Mendocino  .. 


Postniuter. 
.D.B.Nye. 
.Geo.  A.  Hildretb. 
.John  M.  Arnold. 
.George  W.  Ferree. 
.  J.  Steiner. 
•S.  F.  Davis. 
.  C.  D.  Robinson. 


Half  Moon  Bay  .  San  Mateo W.  T.  McDonald. 

Hapjjy  Camp Del  Norte Lawr'e  Unteman. 

Harrisburg   Alameda  Geo.  W.  Peacock. 

HAVILAH Kern: M.  H.  Kittredge. 

Haywood Alameda William  Hayward. 

"Healdeburg Sonoma J.  E.  Fenno. 

Henley S'skiyou A.  Hazarack. 

Hermit  Valley  ..Calttverus . 

Hermitage Mendocino C.  H.  Cooley. 

HicksvilTe Sacramento .  ..George  Patterson. 

Honcut Yuba  James  M.  Reese. 

Hoopa  V^alley... Klamath H.  W.  Lake. 

Hopeton Merced    Ernstus  Eagleston. 

Hope  Valley  ....Alpine D.  W.  Peck. 

Hopewell   Colus-. W.  M.  Slierer. 

HoinitoB Mariiwsa E.G.  Hall. 

Horr's  R:inch  ...StuiiiBluus Calvin  \V.  Salter. 

Horsetown Sbnsta William  Goodall. 

Hydesville  Humboldt Elias  Smith. 

INDEPEND'E  .  Inyo J.  B.  Rowley. 

Indian  Diggings.El  Dorado J.  Edmondsou. 

Indian  Gulch. . . .Mariposa J.  Porritel. 

Indian  Springs  ..Nevada H.  L.  Hatch. 

Indkip Butte Samuel  L.  Dewey. 

*  lone  Valley  »...  Amador W.  H.  Scudder. 

Iowa  Hill Placer S.  N.  Calvin. 

Jacinto Colusa Stephen  Smith. 

•JACKSON  ....Amador Charles  M.  Meek. 

Jacksonville Tuolumne A.  Orcutt. 

Jamestown Tuolumne li.  F.  Butterfield. 

Janesville Lassen L.  N.  Breed. 

Jenny  Lind Calaveias L.  Rosenburg. 

Johnson's  Ranch  Sutter Y.  D.>ughertv. 

Junction  City  ...Trinity William  H.  May. 

Kelsey El  Dorado  ....  Samuel  A.  Smith. 

Kernville Kern My i-on  E.  Harmon. 

Keysville Kern . 

Kingston Fresno O.  H.  Bliss. 

KNIGHT'S 

FERRY Stanislaus William  A.  Fisher. 

Knox ville Lake Frank  Mahon. 


Lafayette 

La  Grange.... 
Lake  House  .. 
LAKEPORT . 
Lukeville. ..     .. 
Lancha  Plana  ... 

Lanuworth 

•La  Porte 

Latrobe 

I^wiston 

Lexington 

Liberty   

Lincoln  

Linden  

Lisbon  

Little  Ijake 

Little  River 

Little  York 

Lockeford 

Ijocust  Shade 

Longville 

•LOS  ANGLES 

Lob  GbIob 

Lower  Lake 

Loyalton 


Contra  Costa.. B.  Shreve. 

Stanislaus Chas.  Wichelhaus. 

Sacramento ...  George  luglis. 

Lake L.  D.  Winchester. 

Sonoma Niles  Mills. 

Amador Joseph  Schumer. 

Stanislaus H.  Langworthy. 

Plumas   John  H.  Thomas. 

El  Djrado A.  G.  Davis. 

Trj-.iity Fred  Frev. 

S'.uta  Clara... Isaai'  E.  Paddock. 
San  Joaquin . .  WilliHrn  Allport. 

Placer   James  Barnes, 

Sim  Joaquin  ..Isaac  S.  Smith. 

Placer Geo.  W.  Apniegate. 

Mendocino   ...Hiram  Willets. 
Mendocino  ...Isaiah  Stevens. 

Nevada Alonzo  P.  Schutt. 

Sail  Joaquin  ..Luther  Locke. 
Sail  Joaquin  ..J.  B  Boody. 

Plumas Andrew  Miller. 

Los  Angeles  ..Geo.  J.  Oarke. 
Santa  Clara...  H.  D.  McCobb. 

Lake P.  H.  Parsons. 

Sierra A.  G.  Doom. 


Name  P.  O.             County.  Postmaster. 

Lynn's  Valley.  ..Kern Hugh  Ovens. 

Magalia Butte W'lliam  S.  Green. 

Maine  Prairie  ...Solano J.  C.  Meritheu. 

•MARIPOSA  . .  Mariposa Geo.  W.  Temple. 

•Markleeville  ...Alpine A.  C.  Folger. 

Mark  West  Sonoma H.  G.  Gianiiini. 

•MARTINEZ... Contra  Costa.. O.  F.  James. 

Martinsburg Butte Robert  Davis. 

Miirtin's  Ferry  ..Klamath . 

"MARYSVlLLEYuba E,  E.  Meek. 

Maxwell's  CreekMariposa Nelson  T.  Cody. 

Maytield  Santa  Clara. ..J.  L.  Chandler. 

Meadow  Lake.  ..Nevada M.  W.  Wilson. 

Meadow  Valley  .  Plumas M.  D.  Smith. 

Meinecker  ....'..San  Joaquin. .. . 

Mendocino Mendocino  . . .  L.  Woodward. 

Merced  Falls. . .  .Merced William  Nelson. 

Meridian Sutter John  F.  Fonts. 

Michigan  Bar.  ..Sacramento  .  ..G.B.V.DeLtimater 

Michigan  Bluff. .Placer F.  S.  Washeim. 

Milfonl LasHen Charles  Batterson. 

MILLERTON.. Fresno George  Gieierscii. 

Millbiiie San  Mateo.... Hugh  S.  Jones. 

Mlllville Shasta   John  Wheatley. 

Milpitas Santa  Clara . . .  F.  Creighton. 

Mission  San  Jose  Alameda  R.  A.  McClure. 

Mix's  Crossing  ..Yuba A.  J.  Gove. 

•Mokelumne  Hill  Calaveras  ....William  Innes. 

Monitor Alpine S.  G.  Ijowis. 

•MONTEREY  .Monterey   ....Johnl).  Callaghan 

Monte  Vista Alameda M.  Kimball. 

Montezuma Tuolumne William  Mitchell. 

Moon's  Ranch.  ..Tehama N.  P.  Merrill. 

Moore's  Flat ... .  Nevada Samuel  Ca  Idwell. 

Mormon  Island.. Sacramento  .  ..J.  T.  Becroft. 
Mountain  Ranch. Calaveras  ....W.  H.  Holmes. 
Mountain  View .. Santa  Clara...  S.  P.  Taylor. 

Mount  Bullion... Mariposa Geo.  W.  Hanna. 

Mount  Eden Alameda F.  Brustgrum. 

Mount  Ophir Mariposa J.  H.  Miller. 

Murphy's Calaveras  . . .  .Charles  A.  Hunt. 

Musquito Calaveras G.E.  Albers. 

•NAPA  CITY  ..Napa  W.R.Brown. 

Natividad  Monterey Wni.  S.Johnson. 

Neillsbnrg Placer William  Buchly, 

•NEVADA  CITY  Nevada Frank  G.  Guild. 

Newcastle Placer A.J.  Danforth. 

Newtown El  Dorado  ....Joseph  Miller. 

New  ville Colusa S.  Fuder. 

Nicolaus Sutter P.  N.  Harris. 

North  Bloomtield  Nevada Caleb  Nash. 

North  Branch  ...Calaveras D.  Latimer. 

North  Columbia.  Nevada Levi  Ayres. 

North  San  Juan  .  Nevada R.  A.  Langbead. 

•Oakland Alameda George  M.  Yard. 

Olema Marin A.  Abbott. 

On  ■»ga Nevada  ....    George  Roberts. 

Onion  Valley  . . .Plumas obn  B.  Overton. 

Oiiisbo Sacramento  ...A.  E.  Hutchinson. 

Oregon  House . . .  Yuba Peter  Rice. 

ORLEANS 

BAR Klamath John  A.  Pearch. 

•Oro  Fino Siskiyou W.  F.  S.  Naylor. 

•OROVILLE  ..Butte H.  P.  Downer. 

Owensville Mono T.  H.  Soper. 

Pacheco Contra  Costa.. H.  M.  Hale. 

Painsville  Nevada M.  I).  Hatch. 

Pattee's  lianch  ..Calaveras Orange  Lilly. 

Patterson Nevada M.  W.  Martib. 

Paulinsville Yubu . 

Pentz Butte M.  Pence. 

Pescadero Santa  Cruz Charles  Kinsey. 

•Pctniuma Sonoma James  Hunter. 

Pelrolia Humboldt R.  M,  Laiigdon. 


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NRtno  P.  O.  County.  Postma»tcr. 

Pilot  Hill El  Dorado  . . . .  W.  K.  Creque. 

Pine  Creek Butte  V.  PbillipB. 

Pine  Grove Amador S.  F.  Dexter. 

*PLAC'KVILLE  El  Dorado  ...Albert  J.  Lowry. 
Plciisunt  Valley  .El  Dorado  — .Tolin  B.  Hflas. 

Plum  Valley Sierra P.  B.  Kleocker. 

Poland '. San  Jomniiu  ..D.  Gillis. 

Pope  Valley Napa  J.  Marvin. 

Poverty  Bar Calaveras J.  Fitzsimmons. 

Prairie Yolo Tlieo.  Wiejiand. 

Princeton Coliiea Almond  Lull. 

Punta  Arenas  ...Mendocino  ...A.  W.  Hall. 

QUINCY Plninas William  Moore. 

Rattlctinake  Bar.  Placer  John  McBride. 

*KED  BLUFF. Tebania Jos.  11.  Bradway. 

Red  Doir Nevada Wm.F.Heydlauff. 

REDWOOD 

CITY Siui  Mnteo. . . .S.  S.  Merrill. 

Reynolds  Ferry  .Tnolinmio Win.  Henderson. 

Rich  Gulch.  .'...Calavc-ruH  T.  S.  Bever. 

Richland Sacramento . . .  John  F.  Woolley. 

Rio  Seco Butte A.J.  Crum. 

Rio  Vista Solano W.  K.  S<|uire8. 

Rock  Creek Butte James  L.  Keefer. 

Rock  Springs San  Beniardino . 

Rockville Solano James  Gilmorc. 

Roseville Placer Wni.  A.  Thomas. 

Roufj;li  &.  Ready.  Nevada S.  H.  Sheifield. 

Round  Tent Nevada . 

Round  Valley  ■ .  ■  Plumas J.  D.  Compton. 

•SACRAMENTO Sacramento  ..Georjre Rowland. 

Salinas Mouterey Austin  Smith. 

Salisbury Sacntniento  .  ..T.  O.  Salisbury. 

Salmons' Falls  ...El  Dorado  ....R.  K.  Berrv. 

SAN  ANDREAS  Calaveras A.  Severance. 

San  Antonio. Monterey Frank  Sylvester. 

SAN  BERNAR- 
DINO   San  Bernardino.!.  C.  Peacock. 

S.  Buenaventura  Sitnta  Bat  baru.  Vol.  A.  Simpson. 

SAN  DIEGO... San  Diepo  ....Thomas  S.  Bush. 

Sauel Mendocino  . .  .William  Connor. 

•S.  FRANCISCO  San  Francisco  R.  F.  Perkins. 

San  Gabriel Los  AuKeles  ..D.  F.  Hall. 

*SAN  JOSE.... Santa  Clara.  ..Simon  M.  Cutler. 

San  Juan Monterey John  W.Whitney. 

S.  LEANDRO  ..Alameda H.  Keeney. 

San  Lorenzo Alameda J.  L.  Shiman. 

SAN    LUIS 

OBISPO  .  -.8.  Luis  Obispo  Alex.  Murray. 

San  Luis  Rey  .  ..San  Dicuo Marcus  A.  Forster. 

San  Marcos S.  Luis  Obispo  J.  P.  Lewelling. 

San  Mateo Snn  Mateo  . . . .  J.  E.  Skidmore. 

San  Pablo Contra  Costu.. J.  M.  Tewksbury. 

SaiiQuentln Marin James  J.  Green. 

*SAN  RAFAEL  Marin T.  Muhon. 

San  Ysidora Santa  Clara. ..Jas.  W.  Gould. 

SANTA      BAR 

BARA Santa  Barbara.  Angustin  .Tanssens. 

Snnta  (<lara Santa  Clara. ..Sam'l  Henderson. 

•SANTA  CRUS5  Santa  Cruz.... Silas  Felker. 

Santa  Inez Santa  Barbara.  Jttse  M.  P.  Indart. 

•SANTA  ROSA.  Sonoma Thomas  Spencer. 

Saratoga  Santa  Clara. ..C.  Newhouse. 

Sawyers  Bar Klamath Wm.  Grant. 

Scott  River Siskiyou Sigmund  Simon. 

Searsville   San  Mateo William  Page. 

Sebaslopol Napa   B.  W.  Arnold. 

Sebastonol Sonoma J.  H.  P.  Morris. 

Secret  Ravine.  ..Placer J.  H.  Mitchell. 

Seind  Valley Siskiyou Wni.  B.  Reeve. 

•SHASTA Shasta Lewis  Wellendorfl' 

Shaws  Flat Tuolumne A.  Bullerdick. 

Sheldon Sacramento  ...J.  B.  Maliolni. 

Shingle  Springs.. El  Dorado Jacob  Smith. 

Sierra  Valley Sierra William  Arms. 


..T.  M.  Whitesides. 

.  D.  B.  Carver. 
.A.  C.  St.  John. 


Name  I*.  O,  County.  Postmaster. 

SILVER  MT'N  .  Alpine J.  O.  Courson. 

Silveyville Solano R.  W.  Murphy. 

Slippery  Ford  ...El  Dorado Charles  Wutson. 

Smartsville Yuba L.  B.  Clark. 

Smith  River Del  Norte S.  L.  Grow. 

Smith's  Ferry  ...  Fresno Clay  burn  Wright. 

Smith's  Ranch... Sonoma Geo.  W.  Briurd. 

Sniithville Placer L.  G.  Smith. 

SNELLING  ....Merced John  S.  Williams. 

Snugville Sun  Joaquin  ..L.J.  Dougherty. 

Solano  Solano  W.  Dripsbach. 

Soldier's  Bridge.  Lassen I.  N.  Pine. 

Somerville Contra  Costa . .  Geo.  H.  Scammon. 

Sonoma   Sonoma  I>ewis  W.  Worth. 

•SONORA Tuolumne Harlow  L.  Street. 

Soquel   Santa  Cruz Edward  Porter. 

Spanish  Flat El  Dorado C.  H.  Wattles. 

Spanish  Ranch  ..Plumas Rich. Thompson. 

Sportman's  Hall.  El  Dorado James  Blair. 

Springfield Tuolumne. . . 

Springville San  Joaquin 

St.  Helena Napa   

St.  John Colusa 

St.  Louis Sierra John  M.  Logan. 

•STOCKTON  ..Sun Joaquin... CO.  Burton. 

Stony  Point Sonoma Robert  Avers. 

Strawberry  V'l'y  Yuba William  Youlin. 

Suifar  Pine Tuolumne T.  J.  Northrop. 

•SUISUN  CITY  Solano  William  Losh. 

Siuiimit Plumas J.  (J.  Halbert. 

•SUSANVILLE  Lassen Isaac  N.  Roop. 

Suiter  Creek Amador John  1).  Dennis. 

Sweetland Nevada  William  Menner. 

Table  Rock Sierra T.  A.  McFarland. 

Tahoe El  Dorado William  Mac. 

Tavlorville Plumas J.  T.  Tavlor. 

Tehama  Tehama Charles  llarvey. 

Telegraph  City.. Calaveras G.  L.  Fislier. 

Thompson's  Flat.  Butte  Chns.  E.  Campbell. 

Timber  Cove Sonoma F.  Helmke. 

Timbuctoo Yuba S.  C.  Wessels. 

Todd's  Valley.  ..Placer John  Miner. 

Tomulcs Marin W.  Dutton. 

Trinidad Klamath Wm.  Cbilds. 

Trinity  (N.  Fork)  Trinity John  Meckel. 

Trinity  Center  ..Trinity Chas.  H.  Vose. 

Truckee  Uiver  ..Placer  M.  J.  King. 

Tule  Tulare  George  McKilvey. 

Two  Rocks Sonoma  J .  B.  Schoobeda. 

UKIAII Mendocino  .  ..Henson  Hazell. 

Ihiclo  Sam Lake William  Gard. 

Union Merced P.  B.  Bennett. 

UpperClearLake Lake J.  Davis. 

•Vacaville Solano Mason  Wilson. 

Vallecito Calaveras J.  D.  Gray. 

•Vallejo Solano G.  .P.  Westcott. 

Vernon Sutter C.  G.  Roth. 

•VISALIA Tulare John  A.  Keyes. 

Volcano Amador P.  A.  Cluto. 


Walnut  Creek . . . 
Walnut  Grove. .. 
Washington  . . . . 

Washington 

Waterloo 

*\Vat8onville  — 
•WEAV'RVLE 

Webster 

West  Butte 

West  Point 

Western 

White  River 

•Wilmington 

Wilson's  Ranch  . 
Windsor 


Contra  Costa. .H.  1'.  Pemiiman. 
Sacramento  ...John  L.  Chamblin. 

Nevada J.  F.  Mason. 

Yolo ■— . 

San  Joaquin  .. . 

Santa  Cruz Edward  iilartin. 

Trinity Richard  Clitlbrd. 

Placer . 

Sutter E.  B.  Crouch. 

Calaveras J.  H.  Gratacap. 

Sacramento  . .. . 

Tulare Chas.  R.  Worland. 

Los  Angeles  ..H.  Jacoby. 

Ph'.ccr  . 

Sonoma Wm.  S.  Clark. 


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PACIPIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRKCTORY. 


Nnmo  P.  O.  County.  I'ostmiutcr. 

Woodbridfte Snn  Joaquiu  ..Daniel  Cri»t. 

WOODLAND.. Yolo J.  8.  Cunningham. 

Woodside San  Mateo U.  O.  Tripp.        ' 

Wyandotte Butte W.  8.  Wilkereon. 

Wyatt's  Store.  ..Mariposa Manuel  DeSilva. 

Yankee  Hill Butte M.  H.  Wells. 


Nnmo  r.  O.  County.  Postmaster. 

Yankee  Jims  ... .  Flucer   S.  M.  Jamison. 

Yeoniat Amador ■ . 

Yolo Yolo A.  Griffith. 

•YREKA   Siskiyou   C.  H.Pvle. 

YUBA  CITY  . . .  Sutter R.)bert  Dinsmore. 

Yuba  Bar Yuba A.  J.  Bachelder. 


POST    OFFICES— OREGON". 


•Albany Linn K.  A.  Freeliind. 

Amity Yuinbill G.  E.  Getcliel. 

Applegiite Jackson Iiiines  A.  Wilson. 

Ashland  Mills  .  ...Huksou A.  D.  Helinan. 

Af"U)nH (Clatsop Charloe  L.  Parker. 

•Auburn Baker I.  8.  Morgan. 

Aurora  Mills Mariou Fred  Keil. 

Baker  City Baker W.  F.  McCiary. 

Belpassi Mitrion Robert  Hnnna. 

Bethel Polk J.  IL  Huwley. 

Bloomington Polk . 

Biidgeport Polk M.  M.  Jones. 

Brovvni^ville  ....Linn Alexander  Kirk. 

Buena  Vislu Polk H.  Linnville. 

Butteville Marion T.  X.  Mathieu. 

•Canon  City Grant F.  C.  Sels. 

Canyonville Douglas B.J.  Sidemnn. 

Centerville Washington.  ..Edward  Jackson. 

Chetco Curry A.  F.  Miller. 

Condit Marion William  Morriss. 

•Corvallis Benton R.  M.  Thitmpgon. 

Cottage  Grove  ..Lane Nathaniel  Martin. 

'Dallas Polk J.  Emmons. 

•Dalles  City Wasco Henry  J.WaUlron. 

Dayton Yaudiill Johu'Cary. 

Diamond  Hill  ...Linn James  U.  Pierce. 


East  Portland  ■  ..Multnomah 
Egun  Station Umatilla 


.Milton  Horsford. 


Elkton Douglas Levi  Kent. 

Ellensburg Curry John  Dewey. 

Empire  City Coos David  Morse,  Jr. 

Eola Polk ....A.  W.  Witherell. 

Etna Polk T.J.  Riggs. 

•Eugene  City  . .  -  liane  . . . ; P.  W.  Jiilinson. 

E.xpress  Ranch.. Baker C.  W.  Durkee. 

Fairfield Marion . 

Forest  Cove Baker . 

Forest  Grove Washington... C.  A.  Reynolds. 

Franklin I^ane Dr.  Egleston, 


Guleaville Douglas D.  A.  Ijcvens. 

Gardiner Douglas David  Morey. 

Glad  Tidings — Clackamas G.  W.Jackson. 

Grand  Ronde  ...Polk 0.  C.  Litchlield. 

Grant's  Puss Jackson Thomas  Croxtou. 

Harrisburg Linn Hiram  Smith. 

Hillsboro Washington.  ..L.  J.  Patterson. 

Hood  River Wasco Charles  C.  Coe. 

Independence  ...Folk C.  P.  Cooke. 


•Jncksonville  ...  Jackson... . 

Jefferson.  ■. Mariou  . . . . 

John  Day's  City.  Wasco 


...J.  M.  Sutton. 
...H.  A.  Johnson. 


Kellogg's Donglas L.  Kellogg. 

Kerbyville Josephine 8.  W.  Sawyer. 

Kings  Valley Benton . 


*La  Omnde Union 

•Lafayette Yamhill .... 

Lanca'stur Lane 

f  iObanon Linn 

Leland loHi-pliine.  . 

Liberty Benton 

Locust  Grove  ...  Douglas  ... 
Luukimute Polk 


...B.  P.  Patterson. 
. . .  R.  L.  Simpson. 
...M.  M.  Crow. 
...S.  H.  Claugton. 
. ..Sumuel  Harkness. 
...W.  G.  Pickett 


.Isaac  Staats. 


Marshall Umatilla . 

Mc  Kenxie Ijune Thomas  Lester. 

McMiimville Yamhill D.J.  Yearguin. 

MilwHiikie Clackamas Mrs.  H.  Bell. 

Monmouth Polk J.  B.  V.  Butler. 

Muddy Yandiill Jetf'.  Davis. 

Myrtle  Creek Douglas L.  Laneve. 

Need V Clackamas. . . .  J.  Moreland. 


!  Newelsville Marion.. 

North  Canvonv'leDouglas  . 
North  Yamhill  ..Yamhill.... 

Oakland Douglas  . . . 

'Oregon  City Clackamas  . 


J.J.  Murphy. 

....J.  B.  Siduiun. 
J.  M.  Fryer. 

....E.  C.  Lord. 
..E.  B.  Kelley. 


Peoria Linn W.  P.  Smith. 

Plucnix Jackson E.  D.  Foudray. 

Pine Linn . 

Pleasimt  Hill I^me W.  Gilfroy. 

Phim  Vallev  ....Polk .    ■ 

Port  Orford Curry I>ewig  Knapp. 

•Portland Multnomah  .  ..E.  G.  Randall. 


Randolph Coos . 

Ranier Columbia Deni-  Blanchard. 

Rickreal Polk Nathaniel  Ford. 

Rock  Point Jackson John  B.  White. 

•Rosebnrg Douglas J.  8.  Fitzhugh. 

•Salem Marion L.  8.  Dy ar. 

Salt  Creek Polk J.  H.  S:i«»!ry. 

8andv Multnomah  ...J.  M.  Stott. 

Saavies  Island  ..Multnomah ..  ..Hilton  Bonser. 

Scio Linn E.  E.  Wheeler. 

Scottsbing Douglas Geo.  S.  Hinsdale. 

Sheridan Yamhill T.  Falconer. 

Silverton Marion J.  C.  Davenport. 

Slate  Creek Josephine S.  McAllister. 

Springville Multnomah C.  B.  Comstock. 

St.  Helens Columbia B.  F.  Gihner. 

St.  Louis Mariou Capt.  Minnis. 

Starr's  Point Benton W.  C.  Woodcock. 

Sublimity Marion J.  W.  Cusick. 

Suislaw Lane H.  Colenain. 

Sunnnerville  ..  ..Union H.  Rcinhart. 

Swift's  Station  ..Umatilla J.  Switt. 

Tillamook Tillamook G.  W.  Millar. 

•Umatilla Umatilla J.  II.  Koontx. 

Umpqua  City Donglas Edward  Drew. 

Union Union E.  C.  Brainard. 

Waconda Marion Charles  Calvert. 


)yar. 
kV«ry. 

itUtt. 

lioiiBer. 
A'lieeler. 

Hinsdale. 

loiier. 

nvenport. 

Ilister. 

ometock. 
Itner. 

ilinnis. 

Woodcock. 

Cnsick. 

enmn. 

nhart. 

ft. 

Millar. 

Coontx. 

d  Drew. 

_}ruiiinrd. 

I  Culvert. 


POST     OFFICES — NEVADA, 


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Name  P.  O.  County.  l'o»tmo«ter. 

Waldo Jofiepliiiie A.  B.  Mcllwuin. 

West  CbehBlim..YumliiIl Isaac  UoKere. 

Westport Clatsop Joliu  West. 


Nunc  I*.  O.  County.  I'ostmuter. 

Willnmette  ForksTjUiie fl.  W.  Vaaghn. 

Willow  Springs .  Juckson 8.  P.  Dean. 

YoDcallu Douglas Juste  Applegate. 


POST  OFFICES— NEVADA. 


American  City  ..Storey TT.  S.  Winn. 

"Aiironi ". . . .  Ksme'ralda W.  C.  Meredith. 

'Austiu Lander liobert  Allen. 


Canon  City liandor 

•Ciirson  City . . .  .Ormsliy. . . . 

Clan  AInriie Chiircfiill  .. 

Crvstal  Peak Washoe 

Columbus Ksineraldu  . 

Como Lyon 

Dayton Lyin 

Deep  Hole Uoop 

Duu  Glen Uuuiboldt.. 


.L.  I).  Bnrkuloo. 
.U.F.  Small. 


.  H.  F.  Smyles. 
.Cliarlcs  Dumur. 
.G.W.  Walton". 

.J.  M.  Shay. 


...C.  S.  Osboru. 


Egan  Canon Lander Patrick  Lngan. 

Ellsworth Nye 1).  Edioumn. 

iCnipire  City  ....Ormsby 11.  L.  Deicbiuouu. 

Etna Humboldt . 

Franktown Washoo Fred.  A.  Eat. 

Genoa Douglas J.  II.  Davis. 

Glen  Hamilton  ..Nye . 

Gold  Hill Storey S.  W.  Chubbuck. 

Granite  Creek  . .  Koop . 

Huffaker's Waslioc G.  W.  Huiruker. 

Humboldt  City.. Humboldt L.  C.  Pease. 


Hardin  City Soop . 

lone  City Nye John  L.  Craig. 

La  Plata  City  ...Churchill Ira  E.  Pierce. 

Mammoth Douglas D .  L.  Hawkins. 

Ophir 


.Washoe H.  A.  Cheever. 


Kagtown Churchill . 

Kuby  Valley  ....  Lander Sam'  1  Woodward. 

Sheridan Douglas James  Billis. 

Silver  City Lyon J.  A.  Itonham. 

Silver  Peak Esmeralda  ....J.  H.  Harris. 

Smoke  Creek. ...Koop , 

Spring  City Uooji . 

St.  Olnir  Station. . Cburcbill James  A.  St.  Clair. 

Stnr  Ciiy Huniboldl U.  C.  Johnson. 

Stiil'.vater Churchill . 

Unionville Humboldt M.  P.  Freeman. 

'Virginia  City . . .  Storey C.  C.  Warner. 

Washoe  City Washoe JamoH  H.Kinkead. 

Wellington Eemerulda E.  (.'.  Phelps. 

•willow  Point ...  Humboldt .  • 

Wiunemucca....  Washoo . 


POST   OFFICES— WASHINGTON   TERRITORY. 


Arkada Mason Aaron  M.  Collins. 

Reaver Tliurston C  P.  Judson. 

Uoistfort Lewis Charles  F.  White. 

Uruceport Pacific G.  W.  Parker. 

Cascades Clarke J.  S.  Hamilton. 

Castle  Rock Cowlitz Henry  Jackson. 

Catliiamet Wahkiakum...  A.  I).  liirnlu. 

Cedarville Chuhalis James  Smith. 

Clicliaiis Point.  ..CiiehaliH Giles  Ford. 

Chimmto Lewis I.  T,  Itrowning. 

Coal  Bank Thurston . 

Coppei Walla  Walhi..L.  Ilenshaw. 

Cuupeville Island John  Uobertson. 

Cowlitz Lewis H.  II.  Pinto. 


Ebey'g  Landing.  Island . 

Elma Chehalis James  Waldrip. 

Fisher's  LandingClarke Solomon  Fisher. 

Fort  Colville Stevens Park  Winuns. 

Fort  Stevens Thurston . 

Fort  Willopa Pacific Sebiielian  Oiesy. 

Franklin Pierce J.  P.  Stewart. 

Grand  Mound . . .  Thurston , Axtell. 

Grand  Prairie ..  .Lewis Joseph  Manning. 


Kamilchie 


.Mason David  C.  Forbes. 


Lincoln Clarke . 


.Guatuve  Greve. 


Miami  Prairie.  ..Thurston A.  E.Young. 

Montesimo Ciiehalis J.  L.  Scnmmon. 

Monlicello Cowlitz A.  U.  Burbank. 

Muckilteo Snohomish J.  I>.  Fowler. 

Mullau's  Bridge.  Wulla  Walla.. H.  II.  Spaulding. 

New  Dungeness.  Clallam Elliot  Cliue. 

Oak  Point Cowlitz A.  S.  Ahemethy. 

Oakland ..Mason Wni.  M.  Morrow. 

"Olympia Tluuston F.  JI.  Saritent. 

Oystarvillo Pacific John  Crellin,  Jr. 

Pekin Clarke Oustav  Greve. 

Port  Angelos Clallam Simmel  Stork. 

Port  Discovery .  .Jetl'orson . 

Port  Ludlow Jefferson . 

Port  Madison ....  Kitsap . 

Port  Townsend . .  Jefl'ei-soii James  Seavey. 

Port  William . 

San  Juan Whatcom Isaac  E.  Higgins. 

Sanders  Prairie . .  liowis O.  B.  McFadden. 

Scatter  Creek  . . .Thurston . 

Scabeck Kitsap . 

Seattle King Gardner  Kellogg. 

Sherwood's  MillsMason Joseph  Sherwooid. 

Skokomish Mason Edward  A.Wilson. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


Namo  P.  0.  County.  rostmastor. 

Skookumchuck  ..Thurston James  Frame. 

Snohomish  City..  Snohomigh....E.  C.  FeivuBon. 

*SteilRcoom Pierce E.  A.  Liunt. 

Swinomich Wlmtcom Cbarleg  H.  Habbs. 


Teekalet Kitsap . 

Touchet Wallu  Walla. -G.W.  Miller. 

Tnlalip Island . 

Tumwater Timrston James  Biles. 

Union  Kidge Clarke Asa  Richardson. 


Name  P.  O. 
Utsalady 


County.  Postmaiter. 

.  Island Law  'uce  Orennan. 


'Vancouver Clarke Hiram  Cochran. 

Walla  Walla  ....Walla  Walla.. II.  E.  Johnson. 

Wallula Walla  Walla. .Alvin  Flanders. 

Washougal Clarke George  Hurt. 

Whatcom Whatcom  ....Eugene  Jusper. 

Wynokee Chehalis . 


Yelm Thurston. 


.Charles  O'Xeil. 


POST    OFFICES— IDAHO    TERRITORY. 


'Boise  City Ada J.  H.  Misener. 

Centerville Boise H.  M.  Elsworth. 


Elk  City Ncz  Perce. 

Esmeralda Alturus  . . . 


Florence Idaho S.  S.  Fenn. 

"Idaho  City BuiHe James  A.  Pinney. 

John  Day  Creekldaho John  Wessell. 

Le wiston Nez  Puree  ...  .J.  Flanagan. 

Slalade  City Oneida 


Middleton Ada E.  Burner. 


Mount  Idaho. ...Xez  Perce  ....Loval  P   Brown. 


Payetteville. 

Pierce  (;ity Shoshone 


Pioneer  City  ....Boise C.  N.  Boatman. 

Placerville Boise J.  II.  Robinson. 

Rhonerville Jas.  Weinheruer. 

Rocky  Bar Alturas J.  Anderson. 

*Ruby  City Owyhee W.  Clenimins. 

Slate  Creek Idaho John  Wood. 

Union Ada E.  Price. 

Warnerville Boise M.  Warner. 

Weiser  Ranch...  Ada . 


POST    OFFICES— MONTANA  TERRITORY. 


Bannack Beaver  Head . .  H.  D.  Weed. 

Bluckfoot  City  ..Deer  Ijodge...S.  H.  Crounse. 
Boulder  Valley  ..Jefferson.. W.  O.  Barkley. 

Deer  Lodge  CityDeer  Lodge . . .  R.  J.  Percy. 

Helena Edgerton John  Potter. 

Jefferson  Bridge.  Madison C.  Flanaghan. 


Jefferson  City...  Jefferson William  Rutan. 

Missoula  Mills... Missoula . 

Nevada Madison J.  R.  Aldey. 

Prickly  Pear.... Jefferson Frank  Wells. 

Virginia Madison James  Gibson. 


POST    OFFICES  — UTAH    TERRITORY. 


Alger 

Almii Sevier  . 

Alpine  City I'tuli  .. 

American  Fork.. L' tub  .. 


T.J.  McCuUough. 

L.  E.  Harrington. 


Beaver Benver 

Berry  ville Kane 

Brigliani  City Box  Elder  .. 


.  H.  A.  Skinner. 


.Samuel  Smith. 


1. 


Cedar  City Iron Isaac  C.  Haight. 

Cedar  Sj)ringB... Millard Richard  Jonson. 

Cedar  V  alloy Utah Lewis  Greely. 

Centerville Davis William  Reaves. 

Chicken  ('reek .  .Juab James  Wilson. 

Circleville Piute . 


Cloyde Weber Rich'd  Ballantyne 

Coalville Summit Norton  Harmon. 

Cole  ville Sitn  Pete John  Reese. 

Croydon Morgan James  Walker. 


Millard Jacob  Croft. 


Desci-et  City 

Diamond . 

Dra|)er Ot.  Salt  Lake  . . 

Ephraim ,.  .San  Pete H.  F.  Petersen. 

E.  T.  City Tooele G.W.  Bryan. 

Fairview San  Pete . 

Farmington Davis Jno.  R.  Blanchard 

Fayette Piute . 


Bullantyiie 
V\  Harmon, 
lieese. 

Walker. 

I  Croft. 


I  Petersen. 
Bryan. 

Blancbard 


POST      OFFICES — UTAH     TERRITORY. 


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Name  V.  O.  County. 

Fillmore  City Millard 

Fort  BridKer Oreen  River 

Fountain  Orecn. .  Sim  I'ete 

Franklin Cache 


Poatmaiitcr. 
.R.  A.McBride. 
.W.  A.  Carter. 
.K.  K.  Lewellyn. 
.L.  II.  Hatch. 


Grafton ...Kane . 

Ooeben Utah William  Price. 

OrantBville Tooele William  Jetfrieg. 

•Great  8.  L.  CityGt-  Salt  Lake-  Nat  Stelti. 

Greenville Beaver .Simmel  Kershaw. 

Gunnison Sun  Pete H.  II.Kearns. 


.John  Willis. 
.James  Lewis. 


Harmony Washinjjton . 

Harrisburg Washimjton. 

Heber Wasatch . 

Herriman Salt  Jiake . 

Henneferville  . ..  Sumr  jit 

Summit T.  S.  Hovt. 

Huntsville Weber Eractus  Bingbnm. 

Hyde  Park Cache William  Hyde. 

Hyrum Cache O.  N.  Lilyenquist. 


Kamas Summit. 

Kanarravi  lie Iron . 


Kaysville Davis John  Barnes. 

Lehi  City Utah David  Kvans. 

Ijog&n Caclie H.  W.  Isaacson. 

Lynne Weber Louis  Tuft. 

Manti San  Pete John  L.  Bench. 

Moroni Siui  Pete Geo.  W.  Bradlty. 

Meadow Millard H.  B.  Bennett. 

Mendon Cache A.  P.  Shiimwuy. 

Midway Wasatch . 

Millville Cache George  A.  Pitkin. 

Minersville Beaver James  H.  UoUins. 

Mona Juab William  Newton. 

Morgan Morgan T.  It.  G.  Welch. 

Mormon Gt.  Salt  Lake. . 

Mound Wasatch . 

Mountain .Morgan E.  D.  Spanlding. 

Mt.  Pleasant San  Pete David  Coudluud. 

Nephi Juab Timothy  B.  Foot. 

New  Harmony.. Washington. .. . 

North  Ogden Weber Henry  Holmes. 

Ogden  City Weber C.  W.  West. 

Panquitch Iron ~. 

Paradise Cache David  James. 

Paragoonah Iron Silas  S.  Smith. 


Name  P.  O.  County.  Postmaster. 

Parowan Iron Richard  Benson. 

Payson Utah JohnT.  Hardy. 

Peoa Summit Abr'ni  Merchant. 

Petersburg Milli"^ Peter  Robinson. 

Pine  Valley Wa8iiington...rU  Whipple. 

Pinto Washington. . . . 

Phiin  City Weber William  McOuire. 

Pleasant  Grove . .  Utah W.  G.  Sterrett. 

Porter Morgan James  Woods. 

Pranavah Iron John  Willis. 

Providence Cache William  Budge. 

Provo  City Utah A.  F.  Mavdouald. 

Richfield Sevier . 

Richmond Ciiclie M.  W.  Merrill. 

Round  Valley... Millard . 

Rockville Millard . 


Saint  Thomas Wash  ington . . 

Salina Sevier 


Salt  Creek Juab Timothy  B.  Foot. 

Santa  Clara Washington... William  Crosby. 

Santaquin Utah H.Green. 

Scipio Millard Benjamin  .Tonson. 

Shambip Tooele George  Burrige. 

Slatersville Weber Jere'h  Beatman. 

Smithtield Cache .Tolin  Boyce. 

South  Weber Davis Eli  Smith. 

Spanish  Fork Utah D.  W.  Davis. 

Spring  I^ke  VillaUtuh B.  F.  Johnson. 

Spi'ingdale . 

Springtown San  Pete .Joseph  Ellis. 

Springvillc Utah Aaron  Johnson. 

St.  George Washington...  James  G.  Bleak. 

Stockton Tooele.. P.  A.  .Johnson. 

Stoker Davis P.  Sessions. 

Summit Iron William  Dalley. 

Tooele  City Tooele John  Rowberry. 

Toquervillo Washington ...  John  Steele. 

Union Gt.  Salt  Lake. . 


Virgin . 


.  Kane S.  Johnson. 


Wanship Summit Stephen  Nixon. 

Washington Washington.  ..W.  H.  Crawford. 

Weber Weber . 

Weber  City Moivau John  Boy  den. 

Wcllsville Cache Ira  Ames. 

West  Jordan.. ..Suit  Lake . 

Willard Box  Elder  ....Abraham  Zondall. 


POST  OFFICES— BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


Name  P.  O.  Postmaster. 

Ashcroft E.  S.  Cornwall. 

Douglas R.  White. 

Fort  Shepherd John  Jane. 

French  Creek John  White. 

Hope A.  S.  Hull. 

Kootenay J.  Normansell. 

Lake  Lallocbe W.  Anderson. 

Lilloett T.  H.  Sharwood. 

Lytton H.  B.  Guerra. 


Name  P.  0.  Postmaster. 

New  Westminster W.  R.  Spalding, 

P.M.G. 

Qnesnelsmouth F.  Trevor. 

Richfield J.  Bowman. 

Suvuna's  Ferry C.  Warren. 

Seymour A.  It.  Milne. 

Soda  Creek J.  T.  Sonay. 

Victoria G.  S.  Evans,  P.M.G. 

Williams  Creek J.  Bowron. 

Yale L.  Agassiz. 


Note.— Revpiuips  of  the  Post  Office  Department  for  the  fiscal  year  endlns  June  .TO,  1866,  wore,  Ueccipts.  $14,3)*6,»i<«, 
Expcnilitiircs,  Cl»,3.V2.0'!l.  showtuK  a  ilcflcicncy  ot'$M.\V!)3.  It  Is  estiniatt'illiy  the  I'ust  Master  (iciu'ral.  tliat  tin-  opcra- 
tloiiB  of  till' Dcpiirtment  for  tlie  next  fiscal  year,  will  sliow  an  excess  of  $l,f7H,ttl».  Total  number  of  Post  Olttccs  In 
operation, 'iS,))^^,  of  which  709  are  subject  to  the  appoliiliiu'iit  of  the  Preslclcnt.  Xinnln'r  of  Post  Ofilces  In  the  late 
Insurgent  States,  is  8,839,  of  whlih  3,234  have  been  re-opeiieil  since  November,  186,'S.  Au'ureirate  length  of  mail  routes, 
180,9x1  miles.  AKgreKatc  annual  transportallon,  71,8^I,!A4  miles.  Annual  cost,  (7,)><10,474.  Itallroad  service,  aKgrcgate 
length,  3H,<m  miles.    Steamboat  service,  14,346  miles. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORT. 


THE    JUDICIARY. 

Si'PiiicME  Court  or  thk  United  Statics. 


NaiiiB. 


Salmon  P.  Clinge.., 
Jiimes  M.  Wttyiio. 

Samuel  Melaoii 

Robert  C.  Orier..., 
Nathan  CiilTord... 
Noah  II.  Swiiyiie. 

David  Davis 

Samuel  F.  Miller.. 
Stephen  J.  Kield.. 


Office. 


Cliii'f  ilustice — 
AHBociule  JuHtice 


Unto  of 
.Vppxlnt't 

184.S 
184t) 

law 

18ti>.2 
18t« 
18fi-J 
|8ti3 


Circuit. 


Htate  wlioiiou 
Appolntvd. 


Fourth... 
Fifth.... 
Second.. . 
Third..  , 

Firiit 

Sixth 

Seventh., 
KJKlith.., 
Ninth... 


Ohio 

Oeoruia 

New  York.... 
PennHvlvania.. 

Muiiio* 

Ohio 

IllinoiH 

Iowa 

Oaliritniia  .... 


Salary. 


|i6,.5O0 
6,1)00 
6,001) 
6,000 
6,0110 
6,000 
6,000 
6,0110 
6,000 


Circuits.  Fir>t— Maine,  New  Hampshire,  MaBsachusetta  and  Rhode  Island.  Second — Now  York, 
Vermont  and  I'onnectlcHt.  Third — Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey  and  Delaware.  Fourth — Maryland, 
West  Virginia,  Virjfiniii,  North  Carolina  and  South  Carolina.  Fifth — Georgia,  Florida,  Alabama,  Mis- 
sissippi. Louieiaiiu,  and  Texas.  Si.rth — Ohio,  Miuhif^n,  Kentucky,  and  TennesmiC.  Seventh — Indiana, 
Illinois,  and  Winconsin.  iS(|^A<A— Minnesota,  Iowa,  Missouri,  Kansas  and  Arkansas.  AVh//i— California, 
Oregon,  and  Nevada. 

The  Court  holds  one  general  term,  annually,  at  Washington,  D.  C,  commencing  on  the  first  Monday 
in  December. 

D.  Wesley  Middloton,  of  Washington,  Clerk.    John  M.  Wallace,  of  Pennsylvania,  Reporter. 


UNITED  STATES  COURTS. 

•NINTH   CIRCUIT— COMPOSED   OF  TIIK    STATES   OF    CALIFORNIA,  OREGON,    AND 

NEVADA. 

NINTH  CIRCUIT— CALIFORNIA. 


John  O.  Whcoler,  Deputy  Clerk  and  Commis- 
sioner, San  Francifico Fees. 

Samuel  Neiill,  Deputy  Clerk  and  Commis- 
sioner, Sun  Fmiiclsco Fees. 

Daniel  T.  Sullivan,  ComnilB»ioner Fees. 

Charles  W.  Rand,  Marshal Fees. 

Terms  held  at  San  Franoinco,  first  Mondav  in  February,  second  Monday  in  June,  and  first  Monday  in 
October.    Special  Terms  at  the  discretion  of  tlie  Court. 


Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Associate  Jnstice 
U.  8.  Supreme  Court,  and  ex  officio  U.  S. 
Circuit  Judge,  Sin  Francisco. |(>,000 

Delos  Lake,  District  Attorney,  San  Fr.incisco.   Fees. 

George  C.  Oorliani,  Clerk  and  Conimispioner, 

San  Francisco Fees. 


Hon.  Ogden  lIoflTman,  .Iiidgc,  .San  Francisco.. $."),000 
DeloB  Lake.  DiKtricl  Attorney,  San  Francisco.  Fees. 
George  C.  Gorhaiu,  Clerk  and  Commissioner, 

San  Francirico Foes. 


DISTRICT  COURT-CALIFORNIA. 

Daniel  T.  Sullivan,  Commissioner,  San  Fran- 


Charles  W.  Rand,  Marshal,  San  Krnncisco. 


Fees. 
Feen. 


Regidar  Teinia  held  at  San  Francisco,  first  Monday  in  April,  second  Monday  in  August,  and  first 
Monday  in  December.    Special  Terms  at  the  discretion  ot  the  Court. 

NINTH  CIRCUIT— OREGON. 

Ralph  Wilcox,  Clerk  and  Commissioner,  Port- 

l.ind,  Oregon Fees. 

William  H.  Hennett,   Marshal,  Portland,  O.  Fees. 

Special 


Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Associate  Justice  U.  S. 

Supreme  Court,  San  Francisco t 

Joseph  N.  Dolpli,  District  Att'y,  Portland,  O.  Fees 

Regular  Terms  held  at  Portland  on  the  first  Monday  in  January,  May,  and  September. 
Terms  at  the  tliscretion  of  the  Court. 

DISTRICT  COURT-OREGON. 


Hon.  M.  P.  Deady,  Judge,  Portland $2,.')00  | 

Joseph  N.  Dolpli ,  Attorney,  Portland Fees. 


Raliili  Wilcox,  Clerk  and  Comm'r,  Portland..  Fees. 
William  H.  Bennett,  Marshal,  Portland Fees. 


Regular  Terms  held  at  Portland  on  the  first  Monday  in  March,  July,  and  November.    Special  Terms 
at  the  discretion  of  the  Court. 


•  niirlne  the  nl>soncc  (Yoni  tin  State  of  tlio  presiding  Juilgc,  tlio  Terms  of  tlie  Court  are  held  by  one  of  the  Judscs  of 
the  tinltcd  Stated  District  Court. 

t  Salary  as  Jiulsje  of  tlic  United  States  Supreme  Court.    $1,000  additional  allowed  for  travrllnR  expenses. 


6,1)00 
0,000 
6,000 
6,01)0 
6.000 
6,000 
6,0lt0 
6,000 


..  Fees. 

8- 

..  FeeB. 

..    FCCH. 

..  Fet'B. 
Mondny  in 


port- 

..  Fees. 
I,  O.  Feeg. 
|r.    Special 


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Ihc  Judges  of 


UNITED     STATES     COURTS,     PACIFIC     COAST. 


81 


NINTH  CIRCUIT-NEVADA. 


Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Antoointe  JnBtice  U.  8. 

Snprenio  Conrt,  San  Franeigco •. . . 

J. M.Hayden.Dietrict  Attorney,  Carson  City.  Fees. 


-,  Clerk   and   Commiuioner, 

Carfon  City Feei. 

Edward  Krwin,  Marghal,  Carson  City Fees. 


Regular  Terms  held  at  Carson  City  on  the  tirst  Monday  of  March,  Augnst,  and  December. 

DISTRICT  COURT  -NEVADA. 


Hon.  Alexander  W.  Daldwin,  Judge,  Virginia 

City 13.500 

J.  M.  Hayden,  District  Attorney,  Carson  City.  Fees. 


Clerk   and  Commissioner, 


Carson  City Fees. 

Edward  En^in,  Marshnl,  Carson  City Fees. 


Regular  Terms  held  at  Carson  City  on  the  first  Monday  of  February,  May,  and  Octol)cr.    Special 
Terms  at  the  discretion  of  the  Conrt. 

SUPREME  COURT*- WASHINGTON  TERRITORY.     , 


Christopher  C.  Hewitt,  C.  J.,  Olympia $2,500 

James  E.  Wvclie,  Assoc.  Justice,  Vancouver.  2,500 
Charles  H.  Darwin,  Associate  Justice,  Walla 

Walla 2,500 


Lenndcr  Holmes,  Dist.  Attorney,  Vancouver.  Fees. 
R.  H.  Hewitt,  Clerk  and  Comm'r,  Olympia..  Fees. 
William  Huntington,  Marshal,  Vancouver...  Fees. 


Regular  Terms  held  at  Olympia  first  Monday  in  December. 

DISTRICT  COURT— FIRST  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Counties  of  Stevens,  Yakima,  Spokane,  and  Wall  i  ^Valla.    Sessions  held  first  Monday 
in  April  and  October  at  Walla  Wnlla,  and  first  Monday  in  Septembei    it  Colville. 

Hon.  James  E.  Wyche,  Judge,  Vancouver.,  t Park  Winans,  Clerk,  Colville Fees. 

8.  11.  Fargo,  Prosecuting  Att'v,  Walla  Wulla.  Fees.    William  Huntington,  Marshal,  Vancouver...   Feeg. 


'iiting 
i,  VVa 


B.N.  Sexton,  Clerk,  VValla  Walla Fees. 

DISTRICT  COURT— SECOND  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Connties  of  Klikitnt,  Clarke,  Wahkiakum,  Cowlitsi,  Pacific,  Chehnlis,  Lewis,  Tliurston, 
and  Mason.  SesHions  held  second  Monday  in  JIarch  and  third  Monday  in  October  at  Vancouver ;  and 
first  Monday  in  May  and  second  Monday  in  November  at  Olympia. 

George  T.  McConnell,  Clerk,  Vancouver....  Fees. 


Hon.  C.  C.  Hewitt,  Judge,  Olympia t •  •  •  • 

H.  G.  Struve,  Pnwecutiiig  Att'y,  VuiKOUver.   Fees. 
R.  H.  Hewitt,  Clerk,  Olympia Fees. 


William  Huntington,  Marshal,  Vancouver...  Fees. 


DISTRICT  COURT— THIRD  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Counties  of  Pierce,  King,  Kitsap,  Jefferson,  Clallam,  Whatcom,  Island,  and  Snohomish. 
SeBsions  held  first  Monday  in  March  and  first  Monday  In  September,  at  I'ort  Towneend ;  and  second  Mon- 
day in  April  and  second  Monday  in  October,  at  Seattle ;  third  Monday  in  May  and  first  Monday  in  Novem- 
ber, at  Steilacoom. 


i  Charles  B.  Darwin,  Judge,  Walla  Walla t 

;  J.  R.  Keiuiedy,  Pros.  Att'y,  Port  Townsend.  Fees. 
i  iJamcs  Seavey ,  Clerk,  Port  Townsend Fees. 


John  Latham,  Clerk,  Seattle Fees. 

William  Huntington,  Marshal,  Vancouver. ..  Fees. 


SUPREME  COURT— IDAHO  TERRITORY. 


•lohn  R.  McRridc,  Chief  Justice,  Idaho  City.$2,.')00  I 
]  Jolin  Cummins,  Associate  Justice,  Boise  Ciiy.  2,.')00  | 

Milton  Kelly,  AHsociate  Justice,  Lcwiston...  2,600  I 
I  George  C.  Hough,  District  Att'y,  Boise  City.  Fees.  | 


W.  B.  Smith,  Clerk,  Idaho  City Fees. 

P.  W.  McMunus,  Commissioner,  Oneida  Co.   Fees. 

F.  Shipler,  Commissioner,  Florence Fees. 

J.  H.  Al vord,  Marshal,  Florence Fees. 


DISTRICT  COURT -FIRST  DISTRICT. 


Includes  the  Counties  of  Nez  Perce.  Idnho.and  Shoshone.  Sessions  held  second  Monday  in  April 
md  first  Monday  in  November  nt  Lewiston  ;  and  fourth  Slonday  in  JIuy  and  first  Monday  in  October  at 
Florence  ;  and  ffrst  Monday  in  September  at  Pierce  City. 


:  and 
F 

Milton  Kelly,  Judge,  Lewiston t....  I  W 

Frank  Dulton,  Prosecuting  Att'y,  Lewiston. |1,. 500  (  P. 


.  A.  Belcher,  Clerk,  Lcwiston Fees. 

H.  Howe,  Marshal,  Lewiston Fees. 


i  DISTRICT  COURT— SECOND  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Counties  of  Boise  and  Alturiis.    Sessions  held  first  Mouduv  in  July  and  fourth  Monday 
'  in  October  at  Idaho  City ;  first  Monday  in  June  and  first  Monday  in  September  at  Rocky  Bar. 


Hon 
J.J 


.  John  R.  McBride,  Judge,  Idaho  City.,  t....  I 
May,  I'rosecuting  Attorney,  Idaho  Cfty.|l,500  j 


W.  B.  Smith,  Clerk,  Idaho  City Fees. 

Orlando  Robbins,  Marshal,  Idaho  City Fees. 


•  The  LeelBlaturc  of  1867  lias  chnngpil  the  time  for  the  terms  of  the  Territorial  Courts,  partlcnlars  not  yet  attainable. 
Tho  JuilKea  hear  anil  cleterniine  at  (.'hambers,  on  thirty  days'  notice,  all  cases  not  rcqiilriuK  a  Jury.  Adinlmlty  Courts 
j  are  held  ntsame  times  and  places  a»  Ucuerul  ISesslons  and  Siieelal  Tennis,  at  Port  Townsend,  on  the  third  Tuesday  of 
'  .January  and  .lune.  • 

t  Salaries  as  .ludges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  Territory. 


m  !i 


82 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


DISTRICT  COURT— THIRD  DISTRICT. 

IncliiileH  the  Counties  of  Ada,  Owyliee  mid  Oneida.  SciiHiona  held  third  Mondny  in  April  and  11  rat 
Mondav  in  |)ei'enil)er  at  DuiHu  Citv  i  seoond  Monday  in  June  aiul  llrHt  Monday  iu  October  at  Ruby  City  ; 
fourtli  Moiulay  in  July  at  Mulade  City. 

John  CuniiuinH,  Jud^e,  Buiae  Citv * I  8.  Haabrook,  Clerk,  Boise  City Fees. 

E.  J.  Curtis,  I'rosvcuting  Att'y,  (ioise  City.. $1,. 'MM)  |  K.  C.  Sterling,  Manthal,  Uuise  City Fees. 

SrPRKME  COURT— MONTANA  TERRITORY. 

One  term  of  the  Supremo  Court  is  held  annually  nt  VirKiiiiii  City. 

tiun  of  the  Court. 


Special  terms  are  held  at  the  discro- 


H.  L.  Ilosnier,  Chief  Justice,  Virginia  City  ..$'J,.')00  I  K.  B.  Ncaly,  District  Attorney,  Virginia  City.  Fees. 

L.  E.  MnuHon,  Associate  Justice,  Helena '-'..'MK)    J.  Allan  Hosmer,  Clerk,  Vi'ginia  City Fees- 

L.  P.  WilliHton,  Associate  Justice,  Deer  Lodge  Oeorgo  M.  Pinney,  Marshal,' Helena Fees. 

City a,500| 

DISTRICT  COURT— FIRST  DISTRICT. 

IncluiU'H  the  Counties  of  Madison,  Gallatin  and  Big  Horn,  Sessions  held  flrst  Monday  in  March, 
July,  and  November,  at  Virginia  City  ;  second  Monday  in  April  and  October  at  Oallatin  City.  (Hig  Horn 
is  attached  to  (iallatin  for  judicial  purposes.) 


J.  Allan  Hosmer,  Clerk,  Virginia  City Fees, 

George  M.  Pinney,  Marshal,  Helena.' Fees. 


ILL.  HoHnier.  Judge,  Virginia  City • 

Sam.  Wood,  Prosecuting  Attorney,  Virginia 

City |1 , JOO  and  Fees. 

DISTRICT  COURT— SECOND  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Counties  of  Beaver  Head,  Missoula  and  Deer  Lodge.  Sessions  held  llrst  Monday  in 
November  at  Kannaik ;  llrst  Monday  in  July  at  Missoula  Mills,  and  nrst  Monday  in  June  and  December 
at  Deer  Lotlgo  City. 

L.  P.  WilliHton,  Judge,  Deer  Lodge  City • C.  E.  Irvine,  Clerk,  Silver  Row Fees. 

Louis  Mc.Mui'try,  Prosecuting  Attoniey,  Deer  Neil  Howie,  .Marshal,  Helena Fees. 

I.KMlge  City |1.5(K)and  Fees. 

DISTRICT  COURT— THIRD  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  Counties  of  Edgerton,  Jett'erson,  Chotean,  Meagher,  und  Muscleshell.  Sessions  held 
flrst  Monday  in  March,  .July  and  November  at  Helena ;  tirst  Monday  iu  June  ut  Prickly  Pear  City. 
(Choteau  County  is  attached  to  Edgerton,  and  Muscleshell  to  Meagher,  for  judicial  pur()oBeB.) 

L.  E.  Mnnson,  .fudge,  Helena * I  Charles  W.  Fowler,  Clerk,  Helena Fees. 

J.  H.Shrober,  Pros.  Att'y,  Helena..  $1,500  und  Fees.  |  John  Feutherston,  Marshal,  Helena Fees. 

SUPREME  COURT— UTAH  TERRITORY. 


John  Titus,  Chief  Justice,  Gt.  Sidt  Lake  City  2,500 
Thomas  J.  Drake,  Associate  Justice,  Prove 

and  Manti 2,500 

Solomon  P.  McCurdy,  Assoi'iate  Justice,  St. 

George 2,500 

Charles  II.    Hempstead,  District   AttDrney, 

Greiit  Salt  Luke  City |-,»00  and  Fees. 


William  I.  Appleby,  Clerk,  Great  Salt  Lake 

City  Fees. 

David  O.  Calder,  Commissioner,  Great  Salt 

Ijuke  City Fees. 

Joaiah  Hosmer,  Marshal,  Great  Salt    Luke 

City $20()aud  Fees. 


The  term  of  the  Justices  of  the  Supreme  Court  is  four  years.     One  session  of  the  Court  must  be  held  an- 
nually at  the  seat  of  the  lerritoriul  Governuieut. 

DISTRICT  COURT— FIRST  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  counties  of  Millard,  San  Pete,  Juab,  Utah,  Sevier,  und  Wasatch. 
Monday  in  October,  at  Provo  City. 


Sessions  held  third 


John  McEwan,  Clerk,  Provo  City Pees. 

Josiah  Hosmer,  Marshal,  Grdkt  Salt  Lake  City  Fees. 


Thomas  J.  Drake,  Judge,  Provo  and  Manti.     • 
Benjamin  F.  Steward,  Prosecuting  Attorney, 

Provo  City Fees. 

DISTRICT  COURT-SECOND  DISTRICT. 

Includes  the  counties  of  Washington,  Iron,  Piute,  and  Beaver.    Sessions  held  first  Monday  in  Feb- 
ruary, at  St.  George. 


Solomon  P.  SIcCurdv,  Judge,  St.  George....  • 
Angus  M.  Cannon,  Prosecuting  Attoniey,  St. 

George Fees. 


James  G.  Bleak,  Clerk,  St.  George Fees. 

Josiah  Hosmer,  Marshal,  Great  Salt  Lake 

City  Fees. 


DISTRICT  COURT-THIRD  DISTRICT. 

Inclndes  the  counties  of  Tooele,  Great  Salt  Lake,  Summit,  Green  River,  Richland,  Cache,  Box 
Elder,  Weber,  Morgan,  and  Davis.  Sessions  held  last  Monday  in  March  for  United  States  business,  and 
second  Monday  in  March  for  Territorial  business,  at  Great  Salt  Lake  City. 

Hon.  John  Titus,  Judge,  Great  Salt  Lake  City    *       I  E^trick  Lynch,  Clerk,  Great  Salt  Lake  City-  Fees. 
Charles  H.  Hempstead,  Acting  Prosecuting  I  Josiah   Hosmer,  Marshal,  Great  Salt  Lake 

Attorney,  Great  Salt  Lake  City Fees.)         City Fees. 


*  Salaries  as  Judges  of  the  Sapremo  Court  of  the  TcrriHry. 


and  lint  { 
l)y  City  i 


Fees.  1 
Fees. 


IB  discro- 

ily.  Fees. 
...  Fees- 
...  Fee». 


in  Murch, 
(IJig  Horn 

Fee*. 

Feeg. 


Monday  in 
December 


Fees. 
Fee*.  I 


eBsionH  held 
I'eur  City. 


Fees. 
Fees. 


Lftke 

.  Fees.  I 
Salt 

. .  Fees. 
Luke 
and  Fees. 

I  bo  beld  an- 


held  third 

Fees.  I 

;eCity  Fees. 


iiday  in  Feb- 
Fees. 


Lake 


Fees- 


Cache,  Box 

business,  and  | 

,  City.  Fees. 
Lalte 
Fees. 


UNITED     STATES    OFFICERS,    PACIFIC    COAST 


88 


UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS,   PACIFIC  COAST. 


Name  of  Incumhpnt. 


1).  W.  Cheor>niun 

■T.  M.  Gitchell 

•).  ItoHH  Browne 

Thos.  W.  Ilincliman ... 

Liiciiiu  Curtis 

L.  C.  Gunn 

Bichitrd  Savage 

N.  M.  Orr 

John  Biuler -. 

W.  A.  Elinson 

Tliomas  Fraxar 

Warren  Wasnon 

Samuel  D.  Howe 

Oeorge  Woodman 

Truman  C.  K verts 

John  E.  Sniitli 

Frank  8oul6 

William  N.  Slocura  .... 

John  8ed|j(wiok 

Alfred  Briirgs 

W.  C.  8.  Sinith 

IC.  D.  BackeuBtos 

Stephen  T.  Gaiio 

Philip  D.  Moure 

J.  C.Oeer 

N.  P.  Lanuford 

Kobort  T.  Burton 

CImrlcs  H.  Hopkins... 

John  H.  Houf>eman 

William  W.  Morrow... 

Itobert  B.  Swiiin 

D.  W.  Chcesman 

B.  T.  Martin 

J.  M.  EckfL'ldt 

William  Sclimolz 

R.  II.  Waterman 

(Charles  C.  Bemis 

William  Burnett 

Joseph  C.  Tucker 

Com.J.M.Watsou,  u.s.n. 

J.F.Miller 

J.  Frank  Miller 

L.  M.  KelloKJf 

Etiielbert  Bnrko 

J.W.Foard 

H.  M.Miller 

S.J.  Brid(<e 

Tliomas  B.  Shannon... 

Tliomus  Gray 

David  Wooster 

W.  L.  Adams 

F.  A.  Wilson 

George  Davidson 

W.  E!  Greenwell 

A.  F.  Rodders 

Jnmcs  S.  Law»on 

Edward  Cordell 

W.  S.  Edwards 

J.  Kinrheloe 

J.W.  Shanklin 

L.  B.  Ayer 

John  Keleher 

Svlvanns  T.  Nye 

Iicnry  W.  BriKRs 

Cfaas.  H.  Chamberlain . 

C.  G.  Bockius 

W.  H.  Pratt 

6.  C.  Havens 

6.  M.  Gerrish 


Offlcc. 


AsHistant  Treasurer  U.  S 

SiK-'rial  Agent,  Treasury  Department 

It.  S.  Comniiiwicmer  of  Mining  StiitisticR 

IT.  8.  Internal  Revenue  Agent,  Pacific  Coast. 
V.  8.  Inti-riml  Revenue  Inspector,  Puc.  Const 
Assessor  Intenial  Revenue,  1st  Dist.,  Cala... 

"  "  "  Ud  Dist.,  Cala... 

"  "  "  3d  Dist.,  Cala... 

"  "  "  4lh  Dist.,  Cala... 

"  "  "  5th  Dist.,  Cain... 

"  "  "  Oregon 

"  "  "  Nevada 

"  "  "  Wash.  Terr 

"  "  "  Idaho  Terr 

"  "  "  Montana  Torr... 

"  "  "  riahTerr 

Collector  Internal  Revenue,  Ist  Dist.,  Calu.. 

"  "  "  2d  Dist.,  Cala.. 

"  "  "  3d  Dist.,  Cala.. 

"  "  "  4th  Dist.,  Cala.. 

"  "  "  5th  Dist.,  Cala.. 

"  "  "  Oregon 

"  "  "  Nevada 

"  "  "  Wash.  Terr.... 

"  "  "  I.lalioTerr.... 

"  "  "  Montana  Terr.. 

"  "  "  Utah  Terr 

Internal  Revenue  Inspector,  1st  Dist.,  Cala.. 

3d&4thD.,Cal. 

"  "  "  2dit5tbD.,Cal. 

Superintendent  U.  S.  Branch  Mint 

Treasurer  "         "         "    

j^saver  "         "         "    

Melter  and  Refiner         "         "    

Coiner  U.  S.  Brnncli  Mint 

Inspector  Steamboat  Hulls 

"  "  Boilers 

Supervising  A^ent  Steamboats 

Resident  Phvsician.  U.  S.  Marino  Hospital... 

Lighthoueo  Inspector,  Pacitic  Coast 

Collector  of  Customs 

Deputy  Collector  and  Auditor 

"  "         of  Customs 


"           "       and  ex-oflicio  Storekeeper. 
Appraiser  of  Customs 


Surveyor 

Naval  Oflicor 

Special  Examiner  of  Drugs. 
Collector  of  Cuftonis  ...... 


Atjistimt  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  West  Coast 


Sub-Assistant       "  " 

Register  U.  8.  Land  Ollice. 


Receiver    " 


Residence. 


San  Fmnciaco. 


Sun  Joco 

Stockton  

Sacramento 

Santa  Rosa 

Portland  . . . .' 

Carson  City 

Olympia 

Bo'ise  City 

Virginia  City 

Great  Salt  I.^ke  City 
San  Francisco .....'. 

San  Jose 

Stockton 

Sacramento 

Napa  City 

Portland 

Virginia  City 

Olympia 

Boiee  City 

Vi-ginia  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

San  Francisco 

Sacramento 

Santa  Rosa 

San  FraiTcisco 


Salary. 


Per  diem. 


t3,30U. 
pr.  d.St  fees 
10  p.d.  &  ft 


15,000. 

3,.')00. 

3,500. 

4,000. 

3,.5n0. 
1500  &  fees 


$8  p.d.  &  fs 
6   "    " 
It    II 

$4,500. 
4,5IH). 
3,000. 
3,000. 
3,000. 
1,500. 
1,.500. 
1,500. 
3,000. 


Astoria,  Oregon 

PortTown8e'nd,W.T. 
San  Francisco 


Marysville 

Humboldt 

Stockton 

Visalin 

San  Francisco. 

Marysville 

Humboldt 

Stockton 

Visalia 


t6,400. 
4,0110. 
3,000. 
3,000. 
3,000. 
3,000. 
2,51)0. 
■1,(100. 
4,.'>00. 
2,000. 


1000  &  fees 

1,900. 

1,700. 

1,400. 

1.200. 

1,200. 

000. 

800. 

500  &  fees. 


•  Salary  as  Trcasnror  of  riillcd  States  ISrancli  Mint. 


t  The  amount  of  moneys  collooted  for  Hues  iind  vIoLttlons  of  the  Revenue  Laws,  arc  appropi 
to  the  Treasury  of  the  United  MatoH,  nnd  the  remaining  one-half,  In  equal  portions,  to  the  Ci 
Surveyor  of  the  I'ort.  where  said  fines  arc  collected. 


Hated  as  follows :  One-half 
ollcctor.  Naval  Oflloor  and 


8 


i'l  !l 


i! 


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PACIFIC     OOABT     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS,  PACIFIC  COAST.— CoNTi»u«f). 


Mamo  of  Iiioambcnt 

Owen  Wude 

John  Kelly 

Henry  Wurren 

A.  F.  Flint 

Wurren  T.  Ijockhurt... 

David  L.  OtK^K 

Edwin  Muntli 

Joieph  M.  Flotclier  ... 

Joiiepb  Cunlinmn 

S.W.Brown 

J.  W.  Slmnklin 

William  T.Muiloc-k... 
Samuel  W.  Uruwn  .... 
Lanren  UpBon 

E.  L.  A  nplvuato 

8.  OarHelde 

Iiafayette  Carter 

M.Huvd 

John  Pierre 

H.  C.  WhitinK 

J.  W.  P.  Ilunliugton. .. 

H.  O.  Purker 

W.  U.  Waterman 

James  O'Neill 

A.  H.  Chapman 

F.  H.  Head 

O.P.  Judd 


Offlo*. 


lieuintur  " 

Itecoiver  " 

tl  14 

RpKinter  " 

Heccivor  '• 

Ueuitiler  " 

•1  li 

Receiver  " 


Peniiiun  Agent,  California 

"         "        Oreuun 

"         "        Waiihington  Territory 

Survcyor-Qvneral,  Califurnia  and  Nevada... 

"  "         Oregon 

"  "         WattliiiiKton  Territory.... 

"  "  Idaho  Territory 

"  "         Montana  Territory 

"  "         Utah  Territory  .  .■ 

Superintendent  Indian  Att'airs,  Calil'ornia — 

"  "  "        Orejjon 

"  "  "        Nevada 

"  "  "  Wash.  Terr.. 
"  "  "  Idaho  Terr... 
"  "  "  Montana  Terr 
"  "  "  Utah  Terr.... 
Pbyician  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital 


Rfildcnce. 


SaUrjr. 


Oregon  City,  O 

Roaeburg,  O 

Oregon  Cilv,  O 

RoHuburg,  O 

Cui'Bon  City,  Nev.... 
Canon  City,  Nov.... 

Olympia,  W.T 

Va'nconver,  W.  T. ... 

(Mympiu,  W.  T 

Vancouver,  W.  T..  .. 

San  FranciHco 

Oregon  Cilv,  O 

Vaniouver.'W.T.... 

Sun  FnuiclKco 

ICugene  City,  O 

Olympia,  W.T 

ItoJHe  Citv,  I.  T 

Virginia  City,  M.  T.. 
(treat  Suit  I^tko  City 

San   FninciHC'o 

Salem,  O 

Virginia  City,  Nov.. 

Olympic 

Lapwai 

Flat  Head 

(ireat  Salt  Lake  City 
Honolulu 


MO  &,  feei. 


Fees. 


t3,()<)0. 

a.rrfio. 

iJ.flOO. 

:),ooo. 
2,noo. 

3,000. 

a.ooo. 

2,000. 

I, MO. 
1,500. 
3,000. 


STATEMENT  OF  THE  PUBLIC  DEBT,  OCTOBER  31,  18GG. 

[Compiled  from  the  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  tbeTreuRnry,  December  3d,  ISo'O.] 

Bonds,  lO-Wg,  5per  cent., due  in  1904 $171, OS!) ,350 

Bonds,  Pucilic  Railroad,  ttnercent,  due  in  1895  and  1896 9,882,000      " 

Bonds,  5-20's,  6  per  cent.,  due  in  1882,  1881  and  1885 823,944,000 

Bonds,  6  per  cent.,  duo  in  1881 2o5,;K4,750 

Bonds,  6pcr  cent., duo  in  1880 18,4I5.0(H) 

Bonds,  5  per  cent,  due  in  1874 20,0()0,000 

Bonds,  5  per  cent.,  due  in  1871 7,022,000 

Navy  PenHJou  Fund,  6  per  cent 11,750,000 

$1,327,407,100 

Bonds,  Cpcrccnt,  due  in  1808 8,290,941 

Bonds,  6  per  cent. ,  due  in  18«7 7,742,800 

Compound  interest  notes,  due  in  18()7  and  1808 148,512,1 10 

7-30  treasurv  •;otc».  .i.ue  in  KWuiid  I8G« 721,014,300 

—  _  88.>\"i"),l£: 
Bonds,  Texas  Indemnity,  past  due,  not  presouteu 384,0^1 

Bonds,  treasury  notes,  temporary  loan,  fei-tilicatcs  of  indebtedness,  etc.,  past 

due,  not  presented 36,604,009 

36,988,90'J 

United  States  notes 390,19.^785 

Fractional  currency 27,.''»88,01 1 

Gold  certificates  of  deposit 1 0,89ti,<)SO 

428,680,776 

Total  outstanding $2,081,636,966 

Less  cash  in  the  Treasury 130,326,960 

Actual  debt $2,551,310,006 

The  estimated  receipts  for  the  three  quarters  of  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30th,  1867,  are  pbtced  at 
$316,500,000,  and  the  expenditures  at  $237,167  143— leaving  a  surplus  of  $79,330,857. 

The  receipts  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30th,  1868,  are  estimated  as  follows ; 

Pro'ii  custoir" $H.''i,000,000 

From  intei'uui  revenue .uu,00i<,ii  .0 

From  lands 1,000,000 

From  miscelUneouB  sources 35,000,000 

$436,000,000 


Ury. 
tL  fcei. 


()00. 
.MIO. 
.500. 
,000. 
,1100. 
i.OilO. 
|,(«>0. 
i.OOO. 

!,m). 
),r)0(i. 
i,:)00. 
\;m. 

i,0OO. 


18GG. 


,327,407,100  I 

30,988,901)  I 

428,680,770  I 

(,081,036,960 
130,326,960  I 

|!,551 ,310,006 
\te  pluced  at 

l|436,000,000 


STATISTICAL    TABLB    OF    TIIK    UNITED    8TATK8. 


86 


The  expenditure!  are  ettimated  ui  followi  i 

For  the  civil  ■crvlro $,'.0,067  ,.142 

Kur  iiciinioni  and  liidiaiii 2.''>,:<HH,4H9 

For  the  Wnr  llt^pHrtnioiit,  including,  $61,000,000  for  bounliot 1  I0,H6I .!)6I 

For  tlie  Navy  DepiirtniLMit !I0.2.')I  ,m!> 

For  intorcit  on  the  public  debt 133,678,243 

$350,247,641 

Leaving  tt  surplus  of. $85,752,358 


TABLE 


SliowiniD;  the  Area  and  Population*  of  the  difTeront  StiitcB  ;   the  CoiiKroBsionHl  Apportionment  of  1800, 
and  the  returnH  of  the  election  for  President,  1861.    (Compiled  from  Tribune  Almanac,  1866.) 


STATIta. 


AlHbania 

ArlOuiBUH 

Oiiliibrniu 

Conuectij'ut 

Deluwiiru 

Florida 

(leor)(iu 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Kentucky  

Louisiana 

Maine 

Murylund 

Mu88acliuiiet(8... 

MiuhiKun 

MinnvHota 

MissJMippi 

MiHHuuri 

Nevada 

New  lIumpHliire. 
New  JeiBey  .... 

New  Yorit 

North  Cui'uliuu. . 

Ohio 

Oi'e)(oti 

reiiMgylvtinia  . . . 
lihudu  Itiland. . . . 
South  C'arulinu.. 

TenncHcve 

Texas 

Vermont 

Virginia 

WcBt  Virginia  .. 
Wisconeiu 


ASEA. 

8q.  Mllci. 


50,722 

52,198 

)55,.50« 

4,674 

2,120 
5!»,2(i8 
0«,00(t 
55,409 
33,80>» 
55,045 
78.418 
37,()80 
41,2.W 
31,760 
11,124 

7,800 
56,243 
8I,2.VJ 
47,156 
67,380 
81,5:»9 

9,280 

8,320 
50,519 
45,000 
39,' 164 
95,274 
46,0(H) 

1,:<06 

30,213 

45,0tM) 

237,321 

9,056 
38,;152 
2:1,000 
53,924 


FOPl'LATIOK,  18M. 

Free. 

Slave. 

Tout. 

529,121 

435,080 

9(^,201 

324,335 

111,115 

4:»,450 

379,!KI4 

:i79,994 

4(iO,147 

460,147 

110,418 

1,798 

112,216 

78.679 

61,745 

l40,4-.>5 

595,088 

462,198 

1,0.')7,28« 

1,711,951 

1,711,951 

1,:J.')0,428 

l,35<t,428 

674,913 

•71,948 

107,206 

Iffi  ,'i06 

930,201 

825,483 

I.I.Vi,684 

376,276 

331,726 

708,002 

628,279 

628,279 

599,860 

87,189 

687,049 

1,231,066 

1,231,066 

749,113 

749,113 

172,023 

173.8,55 

354,t)74 

4:)6,t->3l 

791.305 

l,067i081 

114,931 

1,182,012 

4,8;J7 

6,857 

326,073 

326,073 

672,»i35 

672,o:i5 

3,880,7:15 

■■•■>■ 

3,880,735 

66l,.5(>:) 

331,059 

91*2,622 

2,:«39,502 

2,:W9,502 

.')2,4t!5 

.....". 

52,465 

2,906,115 

2,90«5,115 

174,620 

...... 

174,620 

301,302 

•02,4(10 

703,708 

834,082 

275,719 

1,109,801 

421,6-19 

182,566 

604,215 

315,098 

••■••• 

315,098 

1,105,453 

490,865 

1,596,318 

775,881 

775,881 

Sa 


6 
3 
3 
4 

I 

7 

14 

11 

6 

1 

9 

5 

5 

5 

10 

6 

2 

5 

9 

1 

3 

5 

31 

7 

19 
1 
24 
2 
4 
8 
4 
3 
8 
3 
6 


THE8IDSKTIAL  VOTB,  IWI. 


Lincoln. 


62,134 

44,601 

8.155 


189,406 

150,422 

89,075 

16,441 

27,786 

tis.iii 

40,153 

126,*42 

91, -Wl 

25,060 

72,750 

9,8-J6 

.16,400 

60,723 

368,735 

2'(ii>,i54 

9,888 

296,391 

14,349 


42,419 
83,458 


HcClclUn. 


43,841 

42.285 

8,767 


1.58,7:10 
130,233 

49,.596 
3,(>91 

64,:i01 

46,9{>2 
32,739 
48,745 
74,604 
17,375 

'31,078 

6,594 

32,871 

68,024 

361,986 


205,568 
8,457 

27(vn0 
8,718 


13,321 

10,438 
65,884 


Lin.  M«J. 


18,293 
2.406 
t6l2 


30,766 
20,189 
39,479 
12,750 
t36,515 


21,122 
7,414 

77,997 

16,917 

7,685 

vr.of'i 

:J,232 
3..529 
t7.301 
6,749 


59,586 
1,431 

20,075 
5,631 


29,098 

'lV,7i4 
17,574 


Total  area,  iiieluBive  of  Tcniiories,  2,81'J,.n  1  square  miles.  Population,  18C0,  includinK  Territories, 
(Slave,  3,953,760)  31,143,322.  Total  representation  in  ConKrew,  234.  Preftidential  vote,  1864:  Lincoln, 
2,223,035;  McClellan,  1,811,754;  toUil,  4,034,789 ;  Lincoln's  majority,  411,281. 


•  Popnlation  of  Great  Britsin  and  Ireland,  1801 :  Enfcland  and  Wales— Malet,  9.825,246;  Females,  10,880,26& 
Total,  20,206,604.  ScoUand— Males,  1.446,982;  Females,  l,614,a6&-Total,  3,061,251.  Ireland— Males,  2,804961; 
Females,  2.059,582— Total,  6,764,54a  Total.  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  20,081,298.  The  decrease  in  Ireland  Ti^m 
1841  to  18S1  was  268.468  fhmllios,  belnr  at  the  rate  of  18-28  per  cent ;  ithe  averase  number  of  persons  to  a  ihmlly 
in  1861  was  610;  in  1861, 644;  in  1841,  6'64}  results  showing  a  sradual  thinning  out  of  the  households,  attributa- 
ble to  emigration  and  the  other  causes  loading  to  a  decline  in  the  population.  From  these  statements  it  will  be 
perceived  that  the  people  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  but  little  exceed  29,000,000,  and  thnt  the  population  of 
the  United  States  has  not  only,  for  the  flrst  time,  reached  that  of  the  mother  country,  but  has  run  beyond  it 
near  two  and  a  half  millions  of  people.— fedtnii  Oeiuwi,  1860. 

t  Democratic  majorities. 


m 


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TABLE  ' 

Slio'wing  the  nnines  of  the  Governors,  with  Term  and  Suhiry  of  each,  and  the  Capital  of  the  different 
States  and  Territories ;  the  time  of  holding  State  Elections,  and  meeting  of  the  State  Legiulutures. 


States. 

Alabama 

Arkansas 

California 

Connecticut 

Delnware 

Florida 

Georjjia 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Knnsas 

Kentucky 

Liinisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

MnwinchusettB.. 

Michigan 

MinneRota 

MiifsisMpin 

MisBOuri 

Nevada 

New  Hai<i[ishirc 
New  Jersey.... 

New  York". 

North  Carolina. 

Ohio 

Oregon 

Peuusylvunia.  . 
Kbode  Island... 
South  Carolina. 

Tennessee 

Texas 

Vermont 

Virginia 

WestVi'-ginia.. 
Wisconsin 

TERniTOniES. 

Arizona 

Dakotah 

Idaho 

Montana 

Nebraska 

New  Mexi'-o-.. 

Utah 

Washington ..  . 


Capitals. 


flovcmors. 


Montgomery 

Little  Rock*. 

Sacramento 

Hartfd  &  N.  Haven 
|l)over 

Tallahassee 

IMilledgcville 

iSpiingtield 

Indianapolis 

Des  Monies 

Topeka 

!  Frankfort 

j Baton  Konge 

i  ^MglI»ta 

i/  'r  ;|)oli8 

I  uostou 

I  Lansing 

iSt.  Paul 

I  Jackson 

I  Jetferson  City 

j  Virginia  City 

!  Concord 

;  Trenton 

Albany 

Raleigh 

Columbus 

Sulem 

Harrisburg 

Kew,;ort  &.  Prov'ce 

Columbia 

Nashville 

Austin 

Montpeljpr 

Richmond 

Wheeling 

Madison 


R.  M.  Paiton 

Isaac  Murphy 

Frederick  V' Low . . . 
Joseph  R.  Hawlcy  .. 

Gove  SanlsburA' 

Davids.  Walker.... 
Charles  J.  Jenkins  .. 
Richard  J.  Oglesby .. 

Conrad  IJiikor ... 

William  M.  Stone  .  . . 
Samuel  J.  Crawford. 
Thomas  E.  IJniinlette 

J.  Madison  Wells 

J.  L.  Chamberlain... 

Thomas  Swann 

Alex.  H.  Bullock.... 

Henry  II.  Crapo 

Wm."R.  Marshall.... 
Benj.  J.  Humphreys. 
Thomas  C.  Fletcher . 
Henry  O.  Blasdel  . . . 

Frederick  Smyth 

Marcus  L.  Ward 

Reuben  E.  Fent.'n... 

Jonathan  Worth 

Jacob  D.  Cox 

George  L.  Woods  ... 

John  W.  Geary 

Ambrose  E.  Burnside 

James  L.  Orr 

Wm.  G.  Brownlow.. 
J.  W.  Throckmorton 

Paul  Dillingham 

Francis  H.  Pierjxjnt.. 
Arthur  I.  Borenian  .. 
liUciuB  Fairchild  .... 


TcmiExp's.'anlary. 


Jan. 
Nov. 
Jan. 
May, 
Jan. 
iJan. 
Nov. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jup. 
Sept. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Dec. 
Jan. 
I  June, 
'Jan. 
I J  an. 
;Jrtn. 
Jan. 
Sept. 
iJan. 

& 

I  Oct. 

June, 

Oct. 

Jan. 

Mar^ 

Jan. 


18()8 
18()8 

ism 

18(57 

1871 

1870 

18(57 

18(5!) 

18(5!) 

1808 

18()!t 

18(57 

18158 

18(58 

1800 

18(58 

18tii> 

18(58 

18f)8 

18C7 

1871 

18(57 

18li!l| 

IHt5il 

IS(5!» 

18)58 

18(58 

18(59 

18(57 

186!) 

18)57 

1870 

18()7 

18(58 

18)5!) 

18(581 


Prescott 

Yancton 

Boise  Citv .... 
Virginia  City  .. 
Omaha  City  . .. 

Santa  Fc 

Great  Salt  Lake  City  ■  (Miarles  Durkeo 
Olyn  piu i  George  E.  Cole 


Rich'd  C.McCoru  !ck 
Newton  I^lniunds... 

D.  W.Ballard 

Green  Clay  Smith. .. 

Alvin  Saunders 

Robert  Mitdiell 


|ia,.'iOO 
:>,0(iO 
7,000 
1,100 
l,33;i 
1,500 
3,000 
l,oOO 
1,500 
2,i.'00 
2,500 

2jm 

4,000 
1,500 
3,000 
3,500 
1,500 
2,500 
3,(M)0 
2,,'iOO 
0,000 
1 ,000 
3,000 
4,000 
2,(100 
1,801- 
1 ,500 
3,500 

i;ooo 

3,500 
3,000 
4,000 
),000 
3,0(10 
2,0(M) 
1,200 


1,.500 
1  ,i)00 
2,500 
2,.500 
2,500 
1  ..>00 
I  ,.)00 
l,;>(M) 


Leslslntur.) 
Meets. 


Nov.. 
.Nov.. 
.  Dec. 

May . 


•2M 
•1  M 
"I  M. 
1  W 

*1  Tu.  Jan 
•aM.  Nov.. 

I  Th.  Nov  . 
.•a  M.Jan... 
*1  W.  Jan.. 
*2  M.Jan... 

2Th.  Jan.. 
*1  M.  Dec  .- 
"3  M.Jan... 

1  W.  Jan.. 

1  W.Jan.. 

1  W.  Jan.. 
*1  W.  Jan.. 
•1  Tu.  Jan.. 
'1  M.Jan... 
"Last  JI.  Dee 

1  M.Jun. .. 

1  W.  June. 

2Tu.  Jan.. 

I  Tu.  Jan.. 
MM.  Nov.. 
*1  M.Jan... 
»2M.  Sept.. 

1  Tu.  Jan.. 
Mav  &,  Jan. 
3W.  Oct.. 

•1  M.  Oct... 
•J  M.  Aug.. 

2Th.  Oct.. 
•■■i  M.  Jan... 

3Tu.  Jan.. 

2  W.Jun... 


Time  of 
State  Election 


1  M.  August. 
I  M.  August. 
1  W.  Sept. 

1  M.  April. 

2  Tu.  Nov. 
1  M.  Oct. 

1  W.  Oct. 
1  Tu.  Nov. 
2Tu.  Oct. 
2Tu.  Oct. 
I  Tu.  Nov. 
1  M.  Aug. 

1  M.  Nov. 

2  M.  Sep. 

1  Tu.  Nov. 
1  Tu.  Nov. 
1  Tu.  Nov. 
1  Tu.  ':.)V. 
1  M.  Oct. 
1  Tu.  No\. 

1  Tu.  Nov. 

2  Tu.  March. 
1  Tu.  Nov. 

1  Tu.  Nov. 

2  Th.  Aug. 
2  Tu.  Oct. 

1  M.  June. 

2  Tu.  Oct. 

1  W.  April. 
4  M.  Nov. 
I  Th.  Aug. 
4  M.  June. 
1  Tu.  Sept. 
4  Th.  Mav. 
4  Th.  Oct. 
1  Tu.  Nov. 


Population  of  tilt  Vnit.'d  Stali:r.—T])c  total  population  of  the  United  .States,  ISfiO,  is  31,443,822,  of  which 
3,968,700  arc  slaves,  and  487,070  uro  free  colored.    Ag^rff-atc  iiicrcniJC  since  1860,  35-59  per  cent.    Tbo  tjlleeu 
slavcholding  States  contain  12,240,000  iiiliabitants,  of  whom  8,0,39,0(10  are  whites,  iiCl.lHX)  free  coloicd  persons,  ; 
and  3,960,000  are  slavt*.  Tbe  actiu\l  gain  of  the  whole  population  in  those  .States  from  1850  to  18)30,  was  2,627,000,  > 
equal  to  27-33  nor  ;    't.    The  slaves  advr.U'^ed  in  nunibeis  740,931,  or  2344  per  cent.    This  does  not  include  the  i 
slaves  of  the  b.stnct  of  Columbia,  viUo  .,crea,.id  602  in  tbo  course  of  tlie  ten  years,    'ilio  nineteen  free  .States ! 
and  seven  Territories,  topctber  with  the  Federal  District,  contained,  according  to  th?  eighth  census,  19  201,540 
pei-sons,  inducing  27.749  Indians;  of  whom  18,036,579  wero  white,  and  237,"l8  Ihie  colored.    The  increase  of 
both  classes  wss  5,598,603,  or  41'24  per  tent.    According  to  the  best  estimates,  the  total  population  of  the  United 
States,  at  the  close  of  the  present  century,  will  amount  to  100,000,000,  as  follows,  viz:  1870,  42,828,433;  1880, 
66,460,241;  1800,  77,266,989;    900,  100,.S56,802.    The  excess  of  the  Males  is  about  730,0(0.    The  number  of  Deaf 
and  Dumb  persons  is  14,260;  Blind,  including  slaves,  is  12,635;  insane,  including  slaves,  23,999;  idiotic,  includ- 
ing slaves,  18,865. 

Wealth.— The  assessed  value  of  Heal  Estate,  116,978,106,049;  I'crsonal,  95,111 ,568,956.    Total,  $12,084,660,005. 
True  value,  S16,169,616,068. 

MortalUy.-  Tbe  number  of  deaths  in  tbe  United  Stat«8  during  the  year  18(M),  was  892,821— about  1  In  79. 

SduoaUon.—Durlna  the  year  1860  not  liar  from  (15,000,000  of  persons  received  education  in  the  varioua  eduoa- 
tional  institutions  of  tbo  dlilbrent  States,  or  about  ouo-Hftli  of  tlie  white  |M)pulatiun  of  the  country, 

*  Sessions  held  biennially. 


»12,084.660,005. 


PACIFIC    STATES    AND     TERRITORIES, 


3T 


PACIFIC  STATES  AND  TERRITORIES. 


ORUANIZED. 


Califori.ia,  1850 

Oregon,  r  ■    18'>i> 

Nevada,  18(i4 
Wiuliiiigton  Territitrv,  1853 

Maho,  "     ■    18(i3 

Montuna,  "         18G1, 

Utah,  "         1850 


Area. 
8q.  Miles. 


154,116 
!(5,'i74 

ino.ono 

«il,9il4 
9r.,(IOO 

sjoo,nno 

10<I,3S2 


ronulnti<>ii, 
!R60. 


3fi5,43!» 
51',4f>5 

11,108 


40,273 


I'opiilatlun, 
1866. 


480,000 
05,090 
.')0,0()0 
12,000 
20.01)0 
20,000 
90,000 


Capital. 


Sacranvnto. 
j  Salem. 
I  Carson  City. 
IC/lynipia. 

Boise  Citv. 
I  Virginia  City. 
I  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv. 


STATE    OF     CALIFORNIA.* 


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Capital,  Siicr.iiiento. 
State  Officeus Executive  Department. 


NAME  OF  INUUMHEST. 


V.  V.  Low 

T.  N.  Macliin 

IJ.  D.  Kedding 

George  Onltun 

liomuaido  Paclieco 

John  G.  McOnllougli 

.T.  V.  Iloiigliton 

John  Swett 

O.  M.  Claves 

Ge&igc  S.  Evans 

W.  C.  Siratlon 

C.  L.  Tavlor ! State  Harbor  Commis'n'r 

S.  i\  Tilt..!) 

,TameR  Lai>iiey 

Wil'iam  E.  Urown 


Office. 


Governor 

Lientenant  Governor 

Secretary  of  State 

( "outroller 

Treasurer 

.Attorney  General 

Surveyor  General 

Snp't  Public  Instruction  . 

State  Printer 

Adjutant  General 

State  Libnirian 


Keslilcnce. 


Governor's  Private  Sec'v 


Sacramento... 
San  Quentin  . . 
Sacramento. . . 


San  Francisco. 

Sacnimento. .. 

San  Francisco. 
(t  »( 

(t  i( 

Sacramento . . . 


Tcnii  E.tp's. 
Dec,  1867. 

Salary. 

$7,000 

4t                l( 

Per  diem 

tl              14 

$4,000 

((              U 

4,000 

((              t( 

4,000 

it               l( 

4,000 

t(              {( 

2,000 

((                  4t 

3,000 

(I                   (■ 

Pees. 

At  will  ... 

3,00C 

It 

2,500 

Nov.,  1867. 

3,000 

Nov.,  1868. 

3,000 

Nov..  1869. 

3,000 

At  will  ... 

2,400 

REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CONGRESS. 
Thirty-Ninth  Congress Ending  March  3d,  1867. 


NAME. 


James  A.  MvDougall. 

•John  c^onnesH 

Ponuld  C.  McRuer. . . 
William  lligby 


It 'sidenco. 


Jolin  Bidwell |Chico 


San  Ftiincibi'o. . . 

Placerville 

.San  Fnincisco... 
Moktiumne  Hill. 


Office. 


Senator 

Representative. 


Term  Expires. 


March  3, 1867. 
"        "  1869. 

"        "  1867. 


LEGISLATURE  OP  CALIFORNIA.t 

Sixteenth  Session,  commenced  December  4tb,  1865. 

Senate— Officers. 

President-— T.  N.  Mucliin., Tuolnnine.  I  Secretary— John  White San  Franrisco. 

President  pro  tem.—S.  P.  Wright Del  Norte.  |  Sergeant-at- Arms— John  H.  Moran Napa. 


*  The  State  election  takci  place  on  the  Ant  Wednemlay  of  September,  1867,  and  every  two  vcara  thereafter.  The 
term  of  office  of  each  of  the  State  officers  Is  four  years,  commonclnti  with  the  first  Monday  ill  December  after  the 
election. 

t  Meets  biennially  on  the  first  Monday  of  December.  The  Senate  Is  composed  of  forty,  and  the  Assembly  of  elRhty , 
memliers.  Terms  of  Senators  fbur  yean.  Assemblymen  two  yean.  Compensation,  910  per  day  during  the  session,  and 
mileage,  at  the  rate  of  twenty  cents  per  mile. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY, 


16th  District. 

17th  DiBtiict. 

18th  District. 

19th  district. 

20th  District. 

31et  District. 

S3d    District. 

33d    District. 


Mkmbers— 40. 
Conntlca.  Kamci.  Term  Exp's. 

..SanBevnarainound  San  Diego M.  C.  Tuttle Dec.  1867. 

-Los  Aiiueles Phineas  Banning Dec.  ISfiO. 

..San  Luis  Obispo  and  Santa  Barbara. . P.  W.  Mnrphy Doc.  1869. 

.  .Fresno,  Kera  and  Tulare J.  W.  Freeman Dec.  1 809. 

..Mariposii,  Merced  and  Sfanislans W.  S.  Montjtoinery Doc.  1867. 

..Monterey  and  Santa  Cruz W.  E.  Lovett Dec.  1867. 

..Santa  Clara William  J.  Knox Dec.  1869. 

(U.h.  Dodge,  J.  S.  Hager and  Horace  >  p^^  |ggy 

<  William  J.'shawandA.  L.  Tnbb8*."...Dec.  1869. 

.Alameda Henry  Robinson Deo.  1869. 

.Contra  Costa  and  Marin C.  B.  Porter Dec.  1867. 

.San  Joaquin S.  Myers Dec.  1867. 

.Inyo,  Mono  and  Tuolumne J  8iit''wTcoVt::::::::;::::.\\\\":::Dlc- ll^! 

f,  ,      ^„  (W.H.Leonard Dec.  1867. 

.Calaveras ^  Thomas  Hardy Dec.  1869. 

.Alpine  and  Amador A.  H.  Rose Dec.  1867, 

wi  n^,..A^  SF.  L.  Maddox Dec.  1867. 

.El  Dorado ?  James  Johnson Dec.  1869. 

i  J.  E.  Benton Deo.  1867. 

186!'. 
186!/. 
1S67, 


niHtrict. 
I  St  District  . 
2d  District  . 
3d  District  . 
4th  District. 
5th  District. 
6th  District. 
7th  District. 


8th  District. ...San  Francisco  and  San  Mateo. 


9tb  District. 

10th  District, 

nth  District. 

13th  District. 

13th  District. 

14th  District. 

ISth  District. 


..Sacramento j  E.  H.  Heacock Dec. 

..Solano  and  Yolo L.  B.  Mizner Dec. 

..Lake,  Mendocino  and  Napa C.  Hartson Dec 

. .Sonoma George  Pearce Des. 

..Placer E.  L.  Brn.dley  and  J.  E.  Hale Doc 

•N-ada SM'Sa:::::::::::::::::::::::E^^: 


)«(i7. 
1869, 


..Sierra L.E.Pratt Dec.  1869. 

Siittor  nnH  ViiKa  5  Lcwis  Cunningham Deo.  1867. 

..Sutter  and  Yuba )  E.  Teegarden. Dec.  1869. 

\F.  M.Smith Dec.  1867. 


34th  District Butte,  Lassen  and  PInmaa <  o  Ewer  Dec  1869 

35th  District Colusa  and  Tehama J.  A.  Rush Dec.  1867. 

36ih  District Shasta  and  Trinity John  P.  oones Dec.  1867. 

27th  District....  Del  Norte,  Humboldt  and  Klamath...  S.  P.Wright Dec.  1867. 

28th  District Siskiyou E.  Wadsworth Dec.  1809. 

ASSRHBLT— OrriCERS. 


Speaker— John  Yule Placer. 

Speaker  pro  <cm. — J.  W.  Wilcox Mariposa. 

Clerk — Marcus  D.  Bonick San  Francisco. 

Assistant  Clerk — John  H,  Roberts Solano. 

Minute  Clerk— J.  M,  Wood San  Francisco. 

Sergeantat-Arms — Benjamin  Dore..San  Francisco 
Asst.  Sergeant-at-Arms — Chas.  Roberts.  El  Dorado. 


Enrolling  Clerk — J.  E.  Youngberg.... Santa  Clara. 

Engrossiiig  Clerk — B,  S.  Marston Alameda. 

Joumiil  Clerk — John  Drum San  Francisco. 

Copying  Clerk — E.  L.  Selfridge  ....San  Francisco. 

Copying  Clerk — J.  C.  Breen Merced. 

I  Watchmau— J.  H.  Hathaway San  Joaquin. 

I  ChapliMQ— r,ey.  M.  C.  P'iggs Sacramento. 


McMnRRS— 80. 


A1ame<1"— Thomas  Eager,  John  L.  Wilson. 
Alpine  arJ  Amador — A.  C.  Brown,  Haryey  Lee.* 
Butte— George  E.  Smith,  W.  P.  Tilden. 
Calaveras— Isaac    Aver,    M.    M.    Collier,    N.    G. 

Sawyer. 
Colusa  and  Tehama— W.  8.  Long. 
Contra  Costa— Thomas  /> .  Brown. 
Del  Norte  and  Klamath- L.  H.  Muroh. 
El  Dorado— J.  S  Campbell,   J.   F.  Kidder,  E.  L. 

Smith,  Ed.  F.  Taylor. 
Fresno — R.  P.  Miice. 
Humboldt — A.  J.  Huestis. 
Inyo  and  Mono — J.  E.  Ooodall, 
Ke"n  h   ■^  Tulare — J.  C.  Brown. 
Lake  and  Napa — J.  M.  Coghlan. 
Lassen  and  Plumas — J.  D.  Goodwin. 
Los  Angeles — E.  C.  Parrish,  W.  H,  Peterson. 
Marin— D.  Olds. 

Mariposa— J.  W.  Wilcox.  ' 

Menaocino — William  Holden. 
Merced  and  Stanislaus — R.  H.  Ward. 
Monterey — M.  C.  Ireland. 
Nevada — George  D.  Dornin,  H.  L.  Hatch,  Reuben 

Leech,  JobnPattison. 
Placer— John  Bosqait,  William  Sexton.  John  Yule. 


Sacrameiito — ^Thomas  Hansbrow,  D.  Hollistor,  P.  J. 
Hopper,  W.  B.  Hunt.  J.  B.  Maholmb. 

San  liernardino — J.  W.  Satterwhite. 

San  Diego^Gcorgu  A.  Johnson. 

San  Frnncisco — Jitnivs  Bowman,  M.  A.  Braly,  S.  C. 
Bugbee,  E.  Jacob  Chase,  C.  Clayton,  Henry  Dnt- 
ton,'  David  Dwyer,  M.  Hawkins',  Georue  Hearst, 
S.  L.  Lupton,  J.  A.  McClelland,  C.  L.  Wiggin. 

San  Joaqnm— C.  H.  Cliau-.berlain,  W.  E.  Greene. 

San  Luis  Obispo  and  Santa  Barbara — R.  J.  Hill. 

San  Mnteo — George  H.  Howard. 

Santa  Clara— J.  M.  Cory,  A.  B.  Hunt.  John  Zuck. 

Santa  Cruz — William  Anthony. 

Shasta—.!.  N.  Chappell. 

Sierra — G.  Meredith,  M.  A.  Singleton. 

Siskiyou— J.  K.  Luttrell,  Thomas  H.  Steele. 

Solano— J.  M.  Lemon. 

Srioma — A.  C.  Bledsoe,  J.  L.  Downing,  O.  H.  n^^ag. 

Sutter — Francis  Hamlin, 

Trinity— J.  C.  Dorr. 

Tuolumne— L.  I.  Hogle,  and  Taolnmne,  Inyo  and 
Mono,  O.  Perrin. 

Yolo-Charies  F.  Reed. 

Yuba- A.  J.  Batchelder,  T.  J.  Sherwood,  O. 
Stewart. 


•  Drcoaaed. 


rm  F.xp'». 
)ec.  18fi7. 
)ec.  I8fi9. 
)ec.  18(59. 
)ec.  1869. 
)ec.  1867. 
)ec.  1867. 
[)ec.  1869. 

Bee.  1867. 

Dec.  1869. 
Dec.  1869. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec  1869. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  186!>. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  1869. 
Dec.  1867. 
Dec.  186P. 
Dec.  186l(. 
Pee    lSi)7. 
.Dej.  "•-" 
.Dec        >J 
.Di)c.  KSW. 
.Dec.  1869. 
.Dec.  1869. 
.  Dec.  1867. 
.Dec.  1869. 
.Dec.  1867. 
.Dec.  1869. 
..Dec.  1867. 
.Dec.  1867. 
..Dec.  1867. 
..Dec.l8C9. 


Santa  Clara. 
,  Alameda, 
an  Francifco. 
in  Francisco. 
.Merced. 
San  Joaqnin. 
Sacramento. 


olliBter,  P.  J. 


Braly,  8.  C. 
,  Henry  Dnt- 
iorite  Hearst, 
J,  Wiwin- 
E.  Greene. 
B.  J.  Hill. 

John  Zack. 


Steele. 
.O.H.n^ag. 

ne,  Inyo  and 

Iherwood,  O. 


JUDICIARY     OF     CALIFORNIA, 


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JUDICIARY— Supreme  Court.* 


NAME  OF  INCUMBENT. 


John  Currey 

Jjorenzo  Sawyer 

X.  L.  Rhodes'. 

O.  L.  Shufter 

8.  W.  Sandei-son — 

C.  A.  Tiittle 

W.  D.  Hitrriman  — 
William  U.  Wood... 
Charles  11.  Pomeroy 
John  Uvnion 


Office. 


Chief  Justice  .... 
Associate  Justice 
Associate  Justice. 
Associate  Jastice 
Associate  Justice 

Reporter 

Clerk 

Deputy  Clerk... 

Secretary 

Bailiff 


Residence. 


San  Francisco. 


Sin  .ToB^  . . . 
Oakland.... 
Sacramento. 


Term  Exp'a. 


Jan.  1868. 

"     1870. 

"     1872. 

"    1874. 

"     1876. 
Dec.  1867. 

"    1867. 

"     1867. 

At  will. 


Salary. 


|6,000 
6,000 
6,000 
6,000 
6,000 
4,000 

Fees. 

Fees. 
1,800 
1,200 


District  JuocEs.t 


District 


Ist ... 

2d  ... 

3d  ••• 

4t.h... 

5th... 

6th... 

7th... 

8th... 

9th... 
10th... 
nth... 
12th... 
13th... 
14th... 
15th... 
16th... 


Name  of  Incumbent. 


Palilo  He  La  Guerra 

W.T.  Sexton 

Samuel  B.  McKee.. 

E.  D.  Sawyer 

Joseph  M.'Cavis. .. 
John  H.  McKune  .. 

.1.  B  Southard 

Wm.  U.Turner 

E.  Garter 

Isiiiic  S.  Belcher  ... 
S.  W.  Brockway. . . 
O.  C.  Pratt........ 

Alexander  Deering. 
T.  B.  McFarland... 
Slim.  H.  Dwinelle.. 
Theron  Reed 


Residence. 


Ijos  Anireles 

Oroville 

Oakland 

Sun  Francisco  .. 

Columbia 

Sacrnmenio 

Petnluma 

Eureka 

Shasta 

Marysville 

Mok'elumne  Hill 
San  Francisco  .. 

Mariposa 

Nevada 

Sun  Francisco  .. 
Havilah 


Term  Expires. 


December  2, 1869. 


Salary. 


$5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
6,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
6,000 
5,00b 
5,000 
6.000 
4,000 


JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COM!  ')SIN6  THE  SAME. 


Ist  Dist. — Los  Angeles,  San  Beniardino,  San  Diego, 
San  Luis  Obisno  and  Santa  Barbara. 
-Butte,  Lassen,  Plumas  and  Tehama. 
;. — AInmcda,   Monterey,  Santa  Clara  and 

Santa  Cruz. 
. — Part  of  San  Francisco. 
•-San  Joaquin  and  Tuolumne. 
—Sacramento  and  Yolo. 
-Lake,  Marin,  Mendocino,  Nupn,  Solano 
and  Sonoina. 


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Diet.- 

Sd 

Di.< 

IMi 

r-i  t, 

0*   . 

?'>i-t. 

'■.X 

;»!■". 

■■  ,  1, 

'•isi 

8th  Dist.— Del  Norte,  Humlwldt  and  Klamath. 

9tli  Dist. — Shasta,  Siskiyou  and  Trinity. 
10th  Dist. — Colusa,  Sierra,  Sutter  and  Yuba. 
11th  Dist. — Amador,  Calaveras  at.  ,  El  Dorado, 
lath  Dist. — Part  of  San  Francisco  and  S.'n  Mateo. 
13th  Dist. — Fresno,    Mariposa,    Merced,    Stanislans 

and  Tulare. 
14th  Dist. — Nevada  and  Placer. 
15th  Dist.— Contra  Costa  and  part  of  San  Francisco. 
16th  Dist.-r-Alpine,  Inyo,  Kern  and  Mou^.. 


TERMS   OF   THE   DISTRICT   COURTS.^  '  ' 

Alameda  Cor.irr Third  Monday  in  February,  June,  and  October. 

Alpine  CouNi       First  Monday  in  March  and  .September. 

AMAnoR  County Second  Monday  in  March,  June,  September,  and  December. 

Butte  County Second  Monday  in  March,  fourth  Monday  iu  July,  and  second  Monday  in 

December. 

Calavkkas  CouNTi Second  Monday  in  January,  April,  July  and  October. 

Coi.usA  County First  Monday  in  Januarv,  May,  and  September. 

Contra  Costa  Couniy T'lird  Tuesday  in  April,  July,  and  November.  ^ 


_J 


*/.S"r  ."'"'''"£,'''  **""  y"J"-..  Terms  of  the  Court  are  held  at  Sacramento  on  the  llnit  Monday  In  .lanunrv.  April,  July 
and  '^oWKr.    tor  ormnizatlon,  names  of  Judges,  and  Terms  of  the  United  Htatos  Court  on  the  I'aclhc  Coast,  see 

tTermof  offlep,«lx  years.  The  present  Incumbents  hold  office  untU  December,  1869.  For  names  of  Probate  and 
County  Judges,  see  KeKlstorofNamcs,  pjfte  111.  uovu  ....u 

t  The  Supreme  Court  has  appellato  turlsdictlon  In  all  cases  In  e(|ulty,  In  all  cases  at  law  involvlne  the  title  or  pos- 
scaslnn  of  real  estate,  or  the  leKallty  of  any  tax,  toll,  lino,  etc.,  or  In  which  the  matter  In  controversy  amounts  to  liioo : 
also  Id  all  cases  arising  In  the  I'robato  Couru;  and  in  all  criminal  oases  amounting  to  fislony,  on  questions  of 


alone. 


law 


The  TemiB  of  the  County  and  Probate  Courts  are  held  on  the  first  Monday  of  January,  March,  May,  July,  Septem- 
ber, and  November,  unless  otherwise  flxed  by  law.  1     .w>    "J.    »»..«.... 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTOHY, 


Del  Norte  County SeconO  Monday  in  May,  Angnst,  and  November. 

£l  Dukado  County Second  Monday  in  February  and  May,  and  third  Monday  in  August  and 

November. 

Fresno  County Third  Monday  in  February,  Jnne,  and  October. 

HuMDOLDT  County Second  Mondav  in  Miircli,  Jnne,  September,  and  December. 

Inyo  County ■:'.... First  Monday  in  May  and  November. 

Keun  County Firet  Monday  in  June  and  December. 

Klamath  County Second  Monday  in  April,  July,  and  October. 

Lake  County Third  Monday  in  April,  and  second  Monday  in  November. 

Lassen  County Firet  Monday  in  June,  and  second  Monday  in  October. 

Los  An'jelks  County First  Mondtiy  in  Fel>ruiiry,  May,  and  November. 

Marin  County First  Monday  in  March,  first  Monday  in  July,  and  third  Monday  in 

November. 

Mariposa  County Fourth  Monday  in  March,  July,  and  November. 

Mendocino  County Second  Monday  iu  April,  third  Monday  in  July,  and  first  Monday  in 

November. 

Merced  County Fourth  Mondtiy  in  January,  May,  and  September. 

Mono  County Fii-st  Monday  in  April  and  October. 

Monterey  County First  Monday  in  April  and  October. 

Napa  County First  Monday  in  A-bruary,  .Tune,  and  October. 

Nevada  County ■    .   .Second  Monday  in  March,*  June,  September,  and  December. 

Pi.ACEK  County •'•'  Monday  m  February,  May,  Au><UBt,  and  November. 

Pi.UMAS  County .  i  Monday  in  May,  ami  fourth  Monday  iu  September. 

Sacka.'.iknto  County .foiiduy  fn  February,  April,  .luno,  August,  October,  and  December. 

San  Ukkxakdino  County. .. .1- ..      Monday  in  April  and  Septeni'.ier. 

San  Dif.oo  (.'ounty Firpl  Monday  iu  October,  and  third  Monday  in  April. 

San  Fraxclsco  County Fourth  nistrict— First  Monday  in  February,  May,  August,  and  Novem- 
ber; Twelfth  District, — First  Monday  ni  J;inuary,  April,  July,  and 
October;  Firteonth  District — First  Monday  iu  March,  June,  Septem- 
ber, and  December. 

San  .Ioaquin  County First  Monday  iu  April,  Au.Kust.and  December. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County Fii-st  Monday  in  Slarch  and  August. 

San  Mateo  County Third  .Monday  in  March,  and  fourth  Monday  in  June,  September,  and 

Dei'omber. 

Santa  Uariiara  County Third  Monday  in  June  and  December. 

Santa  Ci.ARA  County Second  Monday  in  January,  May,  and  .September.  ... 

Santa  Cku/.  County Second  .Monday  iu  April,  'August,  and  December. 

Shasta  County Second  Slonday  in  .March,  Juno,  and  November. 

Sierra  County First  Monday  in  April,  second  Monday  in  July,  and  Fourth  Monday  iu 

October. 

Siskiyou  County Third  Monday  in  January,  May,  and  September. 

Soi-ANo  County Third  Monday  in  Jannur",  May,  and  September. 

Sonoma  County Third  Monday  in  Febrn  ry,  June,  and  October. 

Stanislaus  County First  Mondav  in  February,  June,  and  October. 

Sutter  County Fourth  .Monday  in  February  and  June,  and  third  Monday  in  October. 

Tehama  County Second  Monday  in  February,  fourth  Mouday  in  June,  anct second  Monday 

in  Novemtier. 

Trinity  County Second  Monday  in  April,  August,  and  December. 

Tui.are  County Fourth  Monday  in  February,  June,  and  October. 

Tuolumne  County Firrt  Monday  in  March,  July,  and  November. 

Yolo  County Third  .Monday  in  .March,  July,  and  November. 

YuuA  County Third  Monday  in  January,  May,  and  September. 


SENATOIUAL  DISTRICTS,  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME,  AND  REPKESENT- 

ATION  OF  EACH. 


Ist  Difct.— San  Hernardino  and  San  Diego,  elect  one 

Senator. 
2d  Dist. — Los  Angeles,  elects  one  Senator. 
3d  Dist. — San  Luis  Obispo  and  Santa  Barbara,  elect 

one  Senator. 
4th  Dist. — Fresno,    Kern  and   Tulare,    elect   one 

Senator. 
5th  Dist. — Mariposa,  Merced  and  Stanislaus,  elect 

one  Senator. 
6th  Dist. — Monterey  and    Santa  Cruz,  elect  one 

Senator. 
7th  Dist. — Santa  Clara,  electa  one  Senator. 
8th  Dist. — San  Francisco  and  Sun  Mateo,  elect  five 

Senators  [four  by  San  Fmncisco  and 

one  by  San  Mateo  and  San  Fraucisco 

iointlyj. 
9th  Dist. — Alameda,  elects  one  Senator. 
10th  Dist. — Contra    Costa    aud    Marin,   elect  one 

Senator 
11th  Dist. — San  Joaquin,  elects  one  Senator. 
13th  Dist. — I»yOi  Mono  and  Tuolumne,  elect  two 

Senators. 


1.3th  Dist.- 
Hth  Dist.- 
l.'ith  Dist.- 
Kith  Dist.- 
17th  Dist.- 
18th  Dist.- 

lilth  Dist.- 
aOth  Dist.- 
21  St  Dist.- 
22d  Dist.- 
23d  Dist.- 


2Uh  Dist.— 


25th  Dist- 
2()th  Dist.- 
27th  Dist.- 

28th  Dist.— I 


-Calaveras,  elects  two  Senators. 
-Alpine  and  Amador,  elect  one  Senator. 
-El  Dorado,  elects  two  Senators. 
-Sacramento,  elects  two  Senators. 
-Solano  and  Yolo,  elect  one  Senator. 
-Luke,  Mendocino  and  Napa,  elect  one 

Senator. 
-Sonoma,  elects  one  Senator. 
■Placer,  elects  two  Senatois. 
•Nevada,  elects  two  Senators. 
•Sierm,  elects  one  Senator. 
Sutter  and   Yuba,    elect  two  Senators 

[one  l>y  Yuba  and  one  by  Sutter  and 

Yuba  jointly]. 
Diitto,  Lassen  and  Plumas,  elect  two 

Senators  [one  by  liiitto  and   one  by 

Plumas,  Lassen  and  Uiitte  jointly]. 
Colusa  and  Tehama,  elect  one  Senator. 
■Shasta  and  Trinity,  olect  one  Senator. 
'i)el  Norte,  Humboldt  and  Klamath,  elect 

one  Senator. 
Siskiyou,  elects  one  Senator. 


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ASSEMBLY  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


Alameda— Two  members. 

Alpine  and  Amador — Two. 

Bntte— Two 

Calavems — 'lluee. 

ColiiBa  and  Teliania — One. 

Contra  Costa — One. 

Del  Norte  and  Klamath— One. 

El  Dorado — Four. 

Fresno — One. 

Humboldt — One. 

Inyo  and  Mono— One. 

Kern  and  Tnhirc — One. 

Lake  and  Napa — One. 

Laaoen  and  riumu« — One. 


IxiB  Angeleg — ^I'wo. 
Marin — One. 
Marinosn — One. 
MenUtM'ino^One. 
Merced  and  StauislauB — Que. 
Monterey — One. 
Nevada— Four. 
Placer — Three. 
SucrHniento— Five. 
San  Herminlino — One. 
San  Diugo-T-Ono. 
Sun  Fruncidco- -Twelve. 
San  Joaquin — Two.       , 
San  Luis  Obispo  aud  Santa  Barbara 
—One. 


San  Mateo — One. 
Santa  Clara — Three. 
, Santa  Cruz — One. 
Shasta— One.  •  > 

Sierra — ^Two. 
Sibiiiyou — Two. 
Solaiio — One. 
Sonoma — Three. 
Sutter — One. 
Trinity— One. 
Tuolunnie — One,  and  with  Inyo 

and  Mono,  One. 
Yolo— One. 
Yubu— Three. 


EXECUTIVE  AND  STATE  DEPARTMENTS. 

EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 

.Saliiry.  I  Salary. 

Fiodcrick  F.  Low flovcrnor $7,(K)(tiWilliam  K.  Browu Private  Secretary.. |2,4U0 

T.  N.  Machiu Lieut.  Governor,  per  diem. , 

DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 

B.  B.  Redding Secretary  of  State {I.OnCIOcorKe  C.  Garrison.  Clerk $1,800 

W.  H.Ault Clerk '-VIWlF.  W.  Redding Clerk 1,800 

CONTROLIiER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

George  Oulton Controller $  1,000 

E.  M.  Howison Clerk '>>,400 

J.  E.  Dent Clerk a.JOO 


A.  W.  Perley Clerk $1,800 

L.  H.  Fuller Clerk 1,800 

W.  II.  Friuk Clerk 1,800 


TREASURER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Romnnldo  Pacheco Treasurer $1,(H)0|  Fnincis  Clark Clerk. 

W.  Wadsworth Clerk 1,800 


.$1,800 


ATTORNEY  GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 

John  G.  McCullough.. Attorney  General.... $  1,0001  Edward  P.  Weeks Clerk $1,000 

SURVEYOR  GENERAL  S  DEPARTMENT. 

J.  F.  Houghton . . .  Survevor  General $i,0001  .\    B.  Bowers Clerk $1,800 

A.  S.  Bender Dep.  Sur. Gen'l,noconipensation.l 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION.  I 

John  Swett Superintendent $3,0001Willittm  F.  Tracy Clerk $1,800 

ADJUTANT  GENERALS  DEPARTMENT. 

George  S.  Evans Adjutant  General $3,000|C.  J.  Robinson Clerk $1,800 

W.  L.  Ustick As»ibtant a,000|A.  Leonard Clerk 1,800 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 


F.  P.  Tjow Governor President. 

John  Swett Sup't  Pub.  Instruction. .Secretary. 

John  C.  Pelton.-.Sup't    Public    Schools,  City   and 

County  of  San  Francisco. 

Melville  Cottle ...  Sup't  Com.  Sch'°!8,  San  Joaquin  Co. 


F.  VV.  Hutch Sup't  Com.  Sch'ls,  Sacramento  Co. 

Wesley  Tonner...  "  "  "  Santa  Clara  Co. 
Henry'  P.  Carlton,  Prin'l  State  Normal  School,  8.  F. 
Stmi'lI.C.Sweiiey.  Editor  Cal.  Teacher,  San  Fran. 
J.  M.  Sibley Teacher  Oakland  College. 


BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Frederick  F.  Low,  Governor,  Examiner,  no  comp'n.  i  J.  G.  McCuUongh,  Att'y  Qen'l,  Examiner,  no comp'n. 
B.  B.  Redding,  Soc'y  of  State.  Examiner,  no  comp'n.  JW.  E.  Brown Secretary $1,200 

BOARD  OF  MILITARY  AUDITORS. 

Frederick  F.  Low,  Commander-in-Chief,  no  comp'n.  I  J.  O.  McCuUough,  Attorney  General nooomp'n. 

George  S.  Evans,  Adjutant  General no  comp'u.l 

BOARD  OP  EXAMINERS,  BOUNTY  CLAIMS. 

Frederick  P.  Low,  Governor, President,  no  comp'n. |RomualdoPacbeco,8tateTreaB.Examiner,no comp'n. 
Goo.  8.  Evans,  Adjutant  General,  Seo'ry,  uo  comp'n. I 


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BOARD  OF  STAMP  COMMISSIONERS. 

Frederick  F.  Low,  Governor,  ex-ofBcio  CommiBBioner no  compeimation. 

J.  G.  McCiilloiigh,  Attflmey  General,  exofficio  CoinmiBsioner no  conjpcnstttion 

Romaaldo  Pacheco,  Stole  Treasurer,  ex-oHicio  ComniiBWoner no  compensation 

McCullough,  Clerk •. $600. 


STATE   LIBRARY. 


Joeepli  W.  Winana,  President Trustee 

J.  G.  MoCuIIoukIi,  Attorney  General " 

H.  W.  Harkness " 

O.  G.  W.  French " 


W.  C.  Belcher Trustee. 

W.  C.  Strutton,  State  Lihrarian $9,.500 

A.Hart,  Deputy  Librarian 1,800 


STATE  LAND  OFFICE. 

J.  F.Hounrhton,  Surveyor  Gen' 1.  Register $2,000  |L.  E.  Crane.. 

A.  8.  Bender Draughtsman  2,400  ' 


.Clerk. 


..$1,800 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


[Coixected  at  the  office  of  the  Secretary  of  State,  December  S4th„  186().] 


[The  figures  after  the  names  of  the  Counties  repre- 
sent the  number  of  Notaries  to  which  they  are  en- 
titled.] 

ALAMEDA  COUNTY— 7. 
Date  Appoint  Kame.  Realdcnce. 

March 2, '6,5.. Asa  Walker Brooklvn. 

May    3, '66..W.  B.  Clement Alameda. 

May  3, 'Co.. George  M.  Yard... Oakland. 
May  3, '66..Benja'n  Williams  .Alvarauo. 
May    3, '6(>..Benia'n  F.  Ferris  . Oakland. 

May  3,  '(i6..G.  E.  Smith San  Lcandro. 

May    3,  '66. .John  W.  Kottinger . 

ALPINE  COUNTY— 5. 

Sept.  8.  '65.. Charles  P.  Goff....Markleeville. 
Dec.    8, 'Ci.-Henrv  Morris  ...   .  Marklecville. 
Oct.  12,  '66..DeWitt  C.  Riddell  .Silver  Mountain. 
Oct   12, '66.. Nash  C.  Briggs Silver  Mountain. 

AMADOR  COUNTY-8. 

Jan.  31 ,  '65.  .Jesse  Bowen . 

Nov.l'J.'65..M.  B.  Church. 


Feb.  8,  '66. .John  A.  Robinson.. Jackson. 
June  18,  '66. . Harvey  E.  Babcock  Jackson. 
Oct.  27,  '66.. Edward  G.  Hunt  ..Jackson. 

BUTTE  COUNTY— 13. 

Dec.   9,  '65. .L.  P.  Smith Forbestown. 

Feb.    8,  '66. .W.  H.  Duren Chico. 

April  7,  '66.. John  D.  Dick Oroville. 

Ap'l  17, '66. -Andrew  Ilallet Chico. 

June  18, '66. .Justus  Brooks Oroville. 

Ang.20, 'C6..Ja8.  A.  Wardivell. .Oroville. 
Sept.  14.  '66.. J.  M.  Burt Oroville. 


CALAVERAS  COUNTY— 13. 

'65..ChaB.  M.  Whitlock.San  Andreas. 

'65. .W.  K.  Boucher Mokelumne  Hill. 

'66. .Samuel  S.  Abbott  ..CoppcropoliH. 
'66. .  Walter  L.  Hopkins.  Mokelumne  Hill. 
'66.. Edward  Burrows.. Murphys. 
•66..TI10S.  K.  Wilson.  ..Mokelumne  Hill. 
'66. -John  J.  Stoddard  ..Copperopolia. 

'66..RienKi  Hopkins.... . 

'66.. Allen  Taylor Vallecito. 


Ap'l  29, 
Aug.  23, 
Jan.  12, 
Feb.  13, 
June  18, 
Nov.  16, 
Nov.  24, 
Nov.  28, 
Dec.   5, 

COLUSA  COUNTY— 5. 

Jane  21, '65.  .Thomas  J.  Taylor.  .Colnsa. 
Oct  24,  '65. .J.  G.  Treadway  ...Colusa. 

CONTRA  COSTA  COUNTY-5. 

Sept.  27,  '65.  .E.  8.  Sayles Pacheco. 

Aprfl  7,  '66..0bed  F.  Alley MartineK. 

May    3,  '66. .Geo.  F.  McCoy Antioch. 


DEL  NORTE  COUNTY— 5. 

Date  Appoint.  Name.  Residence. 

Dec.  18,  '65. .Geo.  Russell Crescent  City. 

June  18,  '66. .Franklin  Knox  ....Crescent City. 


EL  DORADO  COUNTY— 13. 


Mar.  6, '65.. 
May  22, '65.. 
June  7, '65., 
Sept.30,  '(i5.. 
Nov.  4, '65., 
Dec.  8, '65., 
Feb.  20,  '6(>.. 
April  7,  '66.. 
May  3,  '66.. 
June  18, '66.. 
July  18,  '66.. 
Sept.  14. '66. 
Nov.  Hi, '66. 


James  MeCormick 

E.G.Bradley 

Williiim  Taylor... 
O.  H.  Burnham  — 

F.  A.  Hornblower. 
N.  A.  Hamilton... 
J.  L.  Perkins 

G.  J.  Carpenter... 
VVm.T.  Gibbs. ... 
Wm.  H.  BodHsh  . . 
Geo.  G.  Blanchard 
,(jieo.  H.  Ingham.. 
James  B.  Hume  .. 


El  Dorado. 
El  Dorado. 


Georgetown. 

Plucorville. 
.Placerville. 
.riucerville. 
.riacerville. 
.Georgetown. 

Coloma. 

Placerv;''c. 

Coloma. 

Placerville. 


FRESNO  COUNTY— 5. 

(No  appointments.) 
HUMBOLDT  COUNTY— 5. 

Feb.  28,  'a').. James  Bassett Mattole. 

Sept. 28. '65.. John  W.  Pugh  .... . 

Jan.  2.5,  '66.. John  A.  Watiion.  ..Eureka. 

May  a'i,  '66. .D.  W.  Nixon Eureka. 

June  18,  '66.. Byron  Deming  ....Areata. 

INYO  COUNTY— 5. 

Mav   3,  '66.. .John  G.  Kelley  ...Independence. 

May    3,  '66 . .  Paul  W.  Bennett . . . . 

Sept.  14,'66..F.  K.  Miller Independence. 

KERN  COUNTY— 5. 

May   3,  'Wi.  .B.  8.  Coffman Hnvilah. 

July  18,  '66.. T.  F.  A.  Connelly.. Havilah. 

KLAMATH  COUNTY— 5. 

Mar.23,  '66.. Hiram  Eldridge....  Sawyer's  Bar. 

LAKE  COUNTY-5. 

June  18,'66..S.  P.  Guiberson  ...Lower  Lake. 
June  18,  '66. .W.  B.  H.  Dodson.. Uncle  Sam. 

LASSEN  COUNTY-5. 
May  30, '66.. John  S.  Ward  ....Snsanville. 

LOS  ANGELES  COUNTY-8. 

Nov.  20, '65.. M.  W.  Childs Ijob  Angeles. 

Jan.  20,  '66. .Henry  O'Harra Los  Angeles. 

Jan.  27,  '66. .James  H.  Lander.. Los  Angeles. 

June  18,  '6(;..W.  O.  Still Los  Angeles. 

July  14,  '66.. John  Fischer Los  Angeles. 


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MAUIN  COUNTY— 5. 

Date  Appoint                    Same.  Kesldenco. 

Ap'l  at,  "65. .Edward  B.  Mahon.  Snn  Kitfuel. 
Dec.  2ii, '«!().. Thoa.  H.  Hnnaon  ..San  Itafuol. 
Jan.  23,  'Oti. .Warren  Dutton Toraiiles. 

MARIPOSA  COUNTY-8. 

Jan.  21, 'C5..  Alex.  Deering Mariposa. 

Feb.   3,  '(>5 . .  Edward  C.  Bell Mariposa. 

Dec.   8,  '65. .Maurice  Newman. -Bear  Valley. 

Mar.   8, 'f)6..J.  Mentzer . 

April  7,  '0(i.. Samuel  C.  Bates... Hornitos. 
May  :<,  '(iO.. George  S.  Miller.  ..Mari|)oga. 
June 20,  ■G6..E.0.  Darling Bear  Valley. 

MENDOCINO  COUNTY -5. 

June  21,  'O^.-OuHtavusLlndcroosUkiali. 

Jan.  20,  'lUi . .  F;»gene  Brown Mendocino. 

Ap'l  17,  TCWillinm  Hecser Mendocino. 

June  2.'>,  'fi6. . Robt.  WcOarvev . . .  Ukiah. 
Aug. 25,  'OC. Isaac  P.  Smith Cahto. 

MERCED  COUNTY— 5. 

(No  appointment.) 
MONO  COUNTY— 5. 
June  18, '66.. Geo.  N.  Whitman.. Bridgeport. 

MONTEREY  COUNTY— 5. 

Jan.    6,  '05 . . J.  W.  Whitney Monterey. 

Mav  a.'),  '<)(>..  J.  D.  Cnllahan Monterey. 

May  25,  'GO. .  W.  E.  Lovett San  Juan. 

NAPA  COUNTY-8. 

May   3,  ■()6..J.  H.  Howland Napa  City. 

May   3,  '00. .Louis  Brurk Napa  City. 

May  3,  'OO..VVm.  A.  Ilaskins... St.  Helena. 
Aug. 20, '00..  A.  A.  Ilunncwell  ..Nupa  City. 

Sept.  14,'00..B.  W.Arnold Sebastopol. 

Dec.   5,  00.  .0.  W.  Towlo Napa  City. 

NEVADA  COUNTY-18. 

Ap'l  2!»,  '05. .William  M.  Eeddy. . 

Ap'l  29,  '00. .A.  A.  Sargent Nevada  City. 

Feb.  8, '00..H.  G.  Robbins Moore's  Flat. 

Mar.  15,'00..E.  W.  Roberts Grass  Valley. 

Mar.  15,  '00..<lohn  C.  Deuel Grass  Valley. 

Mar.  15,  '00.. W.  K.  Spencer Orass  Valley. 

Mar.  15,  '00.  .J.  E.  Squires . 

Mar.  15,'0O..D.  E.  Sykes Summit  City. 

Mar.  V>,  'GO. .  Edwin  Fowler Meadow  Lake. 

May  3,  '00.. John  Caldwell Nevada  Citv. 

May  8,  'GO.. Richard  K.  Allen  ..Meadow  LaKe. 

May  23,  GO.  .T.  P.  Hawley Nevada  City. 

June  25,  'GO. .J.  B.  Johnson North  San  Juan. 

July  18,  'GO..  J.  I.  Caldwell Nevada  City. 

July  24, 'GO.. Thomas  C.  Nye  ... . 

Oct.  20,  •(«!.. Wm.  H.  Clarke.... . 

Nov.  8,  '00.. O.  P.  Stidger Nortr  San  Juan. 

PLACER  COUNTY— 10. 

Aug.  16,  '05. .William  P.  Miller.. . 

Feb.  17,  '05. .Edwin  Tyler Michigan  Bluff. 

Oct.  21,  '65.. L.  B.  Arnold Dutch  Flat. 

Oct,  21,'G5..0.W.  Hollenbeck..Gold  Run. 

Feb.  20,  '66. .  P.  Stone Iowa  HilU 

May   3,  '00. .George  G.  Webster  Forest  HilL 

June  IS,  '00. .  R.  C.  Poland Auburn. 

June  19,  '00. .  Wm.  B.  Storey Colfax. 

July  18,  '66. .D.  W.  Madden  ....Cisco. 

PLUMAS  COUNTY— 5. 

Sept.30,'<k5..M.  B.  Sturgesa Sawpit  Flat. 

Mav23,  '66. .John  R.  Buckbe«  ..Quincy. 

June  18, '66..  A.  H.  Crew La  Porte. 

June  25,  '66. .  Seneca  Carroll . 

June  25,  '66. .A.  J.  Gifford Taylorville. 


SACRAMENTO  COUNTY— 1 0. 
Date  Appoint.  Name.  Residence. 

April  1,  '65..0.B.V.DcLaraater.  Michigan  Bar. 
Nov.  4,  '65..Edw.  J.  Robinson  ..Sacramento  City 

Dec.  27,'65..C.  C.  .lenks Sacramento  City. 

,Ian.  6,  '66.. John  S.  Barrett.... Sacramento  City. 
May  3,  '00.. Samuel  Poorman.  ..Sacramento  City. 
May   3,  '00. .A.  C.  Sweetser  ....Sacramento  City. 

May   3, '00.. Samuel  Cross Sacramento  City. 

May  3,  'OC.Edw.  Cadwalader  .  Sacramento  City. 
May  30,  '60. .P.  J.  Hopper Folsom. 

SAN  BERNARDINO  COUNTY— 5. 
Mar.  2,  '66.. Horace  C.  Rolfe  ...San  Bernardino. 
May  iW,  '66.. Henry  M.  Willes.  ..Sun  Bernardino. 
May  25,  '66. .A.  A.  M.  Jackson. .San  Bernardino. 

SAN  DIEGO  COUNTY— 5. 

(No  appointments.) 
SAN  FRANCISCO  COUNTY— 20 

Feb.   2,  '65..Emile  V.  Sutter San  Francisco. 

June  12, '65.. 8.  8.  Murfey San  Francisco. 

June  12, '65.. Henry  DreBchfeld..San  Francisco. 

Nov.  14, '65.. Geo.  C.  Waller San  Francisco. 

Nov.  20,  '65. .J.  H.  Blood San  Francisco. 

Feb.   8, '60..Tho8.  A.  Lynch  ...San  Francisco. 

May   3,  '06. .E.  V.  Joice San  Francisco. 

May   3,  '06. .Henry  Huight San  Francisco. 

May    3,  '60. . F.  J.  Thibault San  Francisco. 

May   3, '66..Wm.  Heufner San  Francisco. 

May  28,  '66. .Otis  V.  Sawyer  ..  ..San  Francisco. 

May  '28,  'GO. .John  White San  Francisco. 

May  28,  '00. .W.  W.  Lawton  .  ..San  Francisco. 
May  28,  '06.. Isaac  T.  Milliken  ..San  Francisco. 

May  28,  '66. .John  Gorman San  Francisco. 

May  28,  '60.. J.  W.  McKenzie  ..San  Francisco. 
Juno  21,  'GO.. Rodman  P.  Lewis.  .San  Francisco. 

July  18,  '66. .8.  Hermann San  Francisco. 

Sept.  14,  '66.. Henry  8.  Tibbey  ..San  Francisco. 
Sept.  14,  '66. .N.  Proctor  Smith  ..San  Fr»ncisco. 

SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY— 12. 

Mar.  16,  '65.. Angus  McQueen  ..Woodbridge. 

Jan.  13,  '60.  .J.  N.  Burke . 

Mar.  2,  '66..Jo8iah  Gorham Lockeford. 

Mar.  19,  '66..Fredk,  G.  Low.... . 

April  19, '66.. John  H.  Webster.. Stockton. 

May   3,  '66. 

May    3, '66. 

May  23,  '06. 

May  23,  'GO. 

June  18,  '00. 

Aug.  20, '00. 


.Lewis  M.  Cutting  .Stockton. 
.A.  G.  Brown. . . .. .Stockton. 

.John  C.  Reid Stockton. 

.Reuben  W.  Brush.  Stockton. 
.David .11  iggins  ....Liberty. 
.Herbert  E.  Hall.  ..Stockton. 


SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  COUNTY— 5. 
Dec. 27,  '65. .P.  A.  Forrester.... San  Luis  Obispo. 
May  30,  '66. .Walter  Murray San  Luis  Obispo. 

SAN  MATEO  COUNTY-5. 

May    3,  '66. .T.  W.  Lathrop  . . .  .Redwood  Citv. 

May  28,  '66. .A.  8.  Easton Redwood  City. 

May  28,  '66. .J.  E.  Skidmore San  Mateo. 

Oct.  12,  '66. .John  P.  Johnson  .. . 

Oct.  12, '66..J.  P.Ames Half-Moon  Bay. 

SANTA  BARBARA  COUNTY— 5. 

Sept.  14,  '66..Tadeo  J.  Sanchez.. Santa  Barbara. 
Sept.  14,  '66.. A.  Ma.  de  la GnerraSanta  Barbara. 

SANTA  CLARA  COUNTY-8. 
July  20,  •65..Cha8.  O.  Thomas. .San  Jose. 

May    3,  '66.. F.  E.  Spencer San  Jose. 

May  28,  '66 . .  David  H  uber  . . .     San  Jose. 

.  nelS,  '66. .J.  H.  Logan San  Jose. 

>.ine25,'66..A.B.  Hunt San  Jose. 

Sov.  6,  '66 .  .J.  M.  Billings Santa  Clara. 

Nov.  24,  '66.. D.  W.  Harnngton . San  Jose. 


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SANTA  CRUZ  COUNTY— 5. 
nato  Appoint.  Name.  Kosldvnce. 

Mar.  lit,  '66. .n.  F.  Bavley Wutaonville. 

May   3,  '60..  Ed  wind  Martin  .  ..WatHonville. 
May  i.'3,  'OCJumes  C.  VVanzer  .  Santa  Cnw. 

SHASTA  COUNTY— 5. 

April  17, '66. .Samuel  Cooper Sliasta. 

May    3,  '(i6..(51eo.  1).  Foil)e8  .  ..Shasta. 
June  18,  '66.  .Lorin  Scott Ku^le  Creek. 

SIEUUA  COUNT  y— 13. 

Sept.  8,  'f)5..Win.  Stoddard Dowiiieville. 

Oct,  23, '65. .Win.  Cam Goodyear's  Uar. 

Nov.   4,  '6.5..  John  C.  Leconey .. . 

Nov.aS,  '65. .John  Konts....... Alleghany. 

Jan.  17, '6fi..Clm8.  T.  Tracy.... . 

April  16,  "66. '.John  Gale Forrest  City. 

April  Ui,'(')6..Janieij  M.  Haven  ..Dowuievilfe. 

April  16,  'tic.  .G.  Meredith Table  Kotk. 

May   3,  '66.. Joseph  Downa St.  Ix>iii8. 

May  31,  '66.. John  Corhett Gibsonville. 

Nov.iil,  '66. .(Jurland  Harris Downieville. 

SISKIYOU  COUNTY— 15. 

Nov.  4,  'i'lo. .  E.  F.  llcrvy Fort  Jones. 

Mar.   2,  'CS. .  V.  A.  ItoKers Yreka. 

Mar.  31,  '66..Ijevi  A.  Koss . 

Aug.  2I(, '6<>.. Homer  B.  Warren.  Yreku. 
Aug.  20, '66.. Lucius  S.  Wilson. .Oro  Fine. 

SOLANO  COUNTY-6. 

Nov.  28, 't>5..  John  Doughty Fnirfield. 

Jan.  17,  '66..Wni.  S.  Dryden  . .. . 

Jan.  17,  '66. .W.  S.  Wells Fairfield. 

Mar.  23,  %6.. C.  W.  Itilev Vallejo. 

May   3,  '66. .James  F.  iJwuin.  ..Keniiia. 
May  14,  '66.. S.  G.  Ililborn Vallejo. 

SONOMA  COUNTY— 8. 

Mar.    2,  '66 . .  Jared  C.  Hoag ....  Bloomfield. 
April  7, '6(i..U.  L.  Woodworth  .  Petulunia. 

May    3,  '66.. L.  D.  Latimer Santa  liosa. 

June 25,  '66. .John  O.  Darrow  . . Heuldsburg. 

Aug.  20,  '66. .1).  D.  Carder Petalnma. 

Oct.  12,  '66. .A.  W.  Thompson  ..Petaluma. 
Oct.  12,  '66.. I.  (^.  Wickerebam . Petaluma. 


STANISLAUS  COUNTY-5, 
Date  Appoint,  Name.  Kcsldcnce. 

Sept.  8,  '65..Clms.Wicbelbaiis.. La  Grange. 

•Fan.  12,  '66..I).  B.  Horr . 

Mar.   2,  '66.. Geo.  W.  Scholl Knight's  Ferry. 

SUTTER  COUNTY— 5. 

July  18,  '66..  James  Hart Nirolaus. 

TEHAMA  COUNTY— 5. 

JmielS,  •66..I>.  B.  Lyon Red  niuH'. 

June  18,  '6(5..  A.  B.  Jackson (^iltonwood. 

June  18, '66. .A.  W.  Ilroadt Tehunia. 

I        TRINITY  COUNTY— 5. 

Juno  18, '66..  A.  J.  Felton Weuvervillo. 

June  18,  '66.. E.  P.  I^vejoy Weuvervilie. 

TULARE  COUNTY— 7. 

Jnne21,'6.5..F.  F.  A.  Cormclly.^ . 

Dec.  9,  '65. .O.  L.  Mathews San  Carlos. 

Jan.  12,  '66. .Win.  P.  Pool . 

Mar.   8, '66..B.  S.  CotTman . 

Alar.  19,  '66. .Jolui  R.  Evartson  . . 

.May  28,  '66. .Alva  J.  Atwcll  ... .Visalia. 

Oct.  12,  'tUi . .  Andrewri  Van  Valor . 

Oct.  12,  '66. .S.  C.  Brown Visiilia. 

TUOLUMNE  COUNTY— 1,3. 
Jan.  31,  '65. .William  Urick  ....Big  Oak  Flat. 

Oct.    3,  '65.. Paul  S.  Niles Don  Pedro's  Bar. 

Jan.    9,  '66. .Edwin  A.  Rogers.. Sonom. 
Mar.   8,  '66. .Gideon  Thompson  .  Sonoru. 

Juno  18, '66.. H.  B.  McNeil Sonora. 

Juno2.'5,  '66.. E.  E.  While Columbia. 

June 25,  '66.. A.  B.  Preston Jamestown. 

July  18,  '66.  .11.  G.  Crane Shaw's  Flat. 

July  18,  '66. .Abraham  llalsey  ..Chinese  Camp. 
July  18,  '66.. John  N.  Stone Sonora. 

YOLO  C0UNTY-.5. 
May    3,  "66. .Jerome  C.  Dnvis  ..Putiih  Creek. 
Dec.   5, '66. .Charles  F.  Reed  ..Knight's  Lauding. 

YUBA  COUNTY— 10. 

Jan.  31,  '1)5. .Joshua  H.  Variel..C.imptonville. 

May    2,  '65. .George  May Camptonville. 

Aug.  15, 't>5..B.  F.  Hemfei'son  .. . 

May  25,  '66.  .C.  M.  Gorham Marvsville. 

May  25,  '66. .J.  L.  Hall BroWus  Valley. 

Nov.  6,  '66. .S.  P.  Semper Marysville. 


COMMISSIONERS  OP  DEEDS. 

CAppointctl  for  Four  Years.] 
WITH  NAME,  RESIDENCE  AND  DATE  OF  EXI'IRATION  OF  COMMISSION  OF  E.\^CII. 

[Corrected  at  the  office  of  the  Secretary  of  State,  December  24th,  1866.] 

IOWA. 

Reaidenco. 


ALABAMA. 
Name.  Residence.  Exp'nofTcrm. 

Sidney  T.  Douglas.. Mobile Dec.  8,  '69 

Lawrence  Warrall . .      "     Feh.  8,  '70 

ARKANSAS. 
Charles  P.Redmond  Little  Rock Nov.  28,  '70 

CONNECTICUT. 

William  Goodman . . .  Hartford May  9,  '68 

ILLINOIS. 

Simeon  W.  King Chicago May  2, '  69 

Philip  A.  Hoyne "       Oct.  3, '69 

INDIANA. 
Lather  R.  Martin Indianapolis Oct.  23,  '69 


Name.                        Realdence.            Exp'n  of  Term. 
Wm.  A.  Burton Ottumwa Aug.  15,  '70 

KANSAS. 
J.  R.  De  Land Leavenworth Feb.  13,  '70 

KENTUCKY. 
N.  R.  Wilson Louisville Oct.  23,  '69 

LOUISIANA. 

Walter  H.  Peters... New  Orleans Oct.20,'67 

James  Graham "         "      June  15, '69 

Arthur  Brocard "         "      Sept.    8,'«9 

J.  Bendernagel "         "      May  29, '70 

Robt.  T.  Buckner. . . .  Shreveport June  20,  '70 

P.  C.  Cuvellier New  Orleans June  13,  '70 


CALIFORNIA, 


COMMISSIONERS     OF     DEEDS. 


46 


Name.  Bcsldcnco.  Exp'ii  of  Term. 

George  W.  Christy. -New  Orlenns July  19,  '70 

Justin  Cimmiiie "         "      Aug.SJ5,70 

Henry  J.  Lnbtttt "         "      Nov.28,70 

MAINE. 

ArtemnH  Liliby Augusta Jan.    3, 'fi7 

Edwin  Cliirk Hangor Mar.    4,  'CjS 

JoBoph  M.  Mesernc.AiigiiHta "     29, '(>H 

Dunl.  W.  F«m<en(len.PortlHiid Mny    7,  '(i8 

John  E.  Godfrey Uiingor Jan.    (i,  '6'J 

JamcBO'Donncll.... Portland "    20,70 

Lewis  W.  Howes... Lockland Feb.  12,  70 

MARYLAND. 

William  P..Enton.. . . llaitiinore Mar.  21,  'f>9 

H.  L.  EnimonH,  .Ir. . .        "        April  29, '«) 

Thomas  Wiielan,  Jr.         "         Nov.    4, '69 

William  D.  Hill "        May  14,  70 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


Peter  J.  Wliccloik.. 

John  C.Park 

Hen.  Hale  Currier... 

Henry  M.  Parker 

Hales  W.  Sutter 

George  S.  Hull 

Sanniel  S.  Curtis 

Samuel  C.  Crocker.. 

Otis  G.  Kiiiidall 

Wm.  Henry  Towne.. 

Samuel  Curt  Ih 

(Charles  A.  h\  awan. 
CImrle.s  II.  F.  Adams. 
Albert  W.  Adams... 

J.  Henry  Hill 

George  T.  Augell 

Daniel  Sharp.." 

James  B.  Hell 

Simuiel  Jeniiisoii 

N.  C.  Towie 

Charles  E.  Kendall . . 

H.  F.  Sherman 

Charles  C.  Kendall 


Norfolk Mar. 

Hoston April 

"     Aug. 

"     Dec. 

"     Mar. 

"     Jnlv 

"     Oct. 


-Nov. 

(i 

.Dec. 
.Jan. 
.  April 


Worcester Jidy 

DoBton Aug. 

"     Sept. 

"     Oct. 

"     Feb. 


New  Hedford . 
Do.    tn 


.April 
.Jan. 
.  April 


19, 

4, 
14, 

9, 
23, 

3, 
24, 

Si 

19, 
2(), 
29 
M. 
18, 
27, 
3, 
27, 
27, 
2(J, 
13, 
21, 


'07 
'67 
'67 
'67 
•68 
'68 
'(i8 
'68 

'm 

•(58 
'68 
'69 
'()9 
•69 
'69 
'69 
'69 
'69 
'70 
•70 
•70 
'69 
•70 


MICHIGAN. 


28, 

'(>9 

31 

'69 

20, 

•70 

18, 

•68 

13, 

•70 

18. 

'70 

13, 

'70 

•>, 

'70 

W.J.  Waterman Detroit Oct.  10,  '07 

James  O.  Forrest "      Feb.  15, '70 

MINNESOTA. 

John  Murray,  Jr Minneapolis April 

P.  Hett'ennan Ramsey  County . . .  May 

Cyrus  Aldricb Minneapolis Aug. 

MISSOURI. 

S.  Rawle St.  Louis Feb. 

Francis  W.  Ha wie...      "         Feb. 

(leorge  W.  Lubke. ..      "         April 

Nelson  C.Gridley...      "         June 

Joel  O.Harper "         Dec. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Chas.  W.  Woodman.  Dover May 

NEW  JERSEY. 

II.  Howard  Burgess.  South  Orange Sept. 

NEVADA. 

James  D.  Meagher.. Virginia  City Jan. 

Samuel  H.Wright...    •    "       "      " 

K.D.  Ferguson "        "      Feb. 

Fred.  A.  Tritle "        "      ....   " 

J.  A.  Van  Arsdale...  Jacob's  Creek "    . 

A.  W.  Russell Dayton Tidr. 

Morris  W.  Starling.,      f'      '• 

E.  E.  Eyre " 

.T.J.  Dunne Star  City " 

John  W.  Clark Clifton  (Reese  R.)   " 

H.  A.  Pierce April 

0.  M.EvaoR Unionville •' 


31, '69 


8, '69 


4, 

•67 

28, 

•67 

(> 

•67 

12, 

'67 

28, 

'67 

4, 

'67 

6, 

•67 

11, 

'67 

26, 

•67 

28, 

'67 

7 

•67 

11 

•67 

Name. 
Thoraiison  Campbell. 

John  Mallon 

E.  W.  Councilman... 
Charles  F.Duval.... 

P. M.  Johns 

Thomas  J.  Tennent.. 
Julius  E.  Garnet.... 

T.  O.  Wakeman 

Miles  A.Mitchell.... 

J.  B.  Low 

AlpbeusW.  Smith. .. 

Thomas  Barclay 

Peter  N.  Ryan 

Edmimd  S.  Davis.... 
Marcus  D.  Lnrrowis. 
George  W.  Kinney.. 
Thomas  J.  Murphy.. 
William  L.  Crowell. 

William  L.  Card 

B.F.Moses 

E.  F.  Dunn 

William  E.  Hal...... 

George  E.  Burnett... 
Baldwin  Gardner,  Jr. 

David  Bush 

George  W.  Tnrnoy.. 
Samuel  H.  Parsons.. 
Thomas  K.  Altnik... 

P.G.Clark 

William  B.  Little.... 

Heiirv  J.  I^nbatt 

E.D.Blair 

W.  F.  Stevens 

William  ('.  Daggett. 
Chas.  J.  Leonard,  Jr. 

R.J.Merklev 

M.  A.  Sawtclle 

F.  K.  Bechtel 

W.  H.D.  Morrell.... 

Isaac  Allen 

J.  W.  Coleman 

W.  A.  McClure 

J.  H.  Warwick 

J.  D.  Bourn 

W.J.  Berry 

Frank  Wilder 

E.  A.  Protoiso 

Cyrus  I.ieland 

E.  R.  S.  Murphy.... 
Andrew  J.  Hutch.... 

Robert  Wilson 

Bartholomew  Shay.. 

Henry  Jacobs 

Rirhard  Brown 

H.  W.  Beatty 

J.  W.  Dawley 

William  C.  Meredith. 
George  H.  Bradshaw. 

C.W.  Bilker 

Charles  H.  Dexter... 
Sidney  C.  Herbert.. 

W.  A.  Holcomb 

Joseph  E.  Molony . . . 
George  R.  Foardf. . . 

John  Hanua,  2U 

L.  C.  McKeeby 

David  H.Hall 

Thomas  A.  Hale 

A.  S.  Pease 

Joseph  Jacobs 

Oscar  Shuck 

J.  Blackburn  Jones. 
Richard  Lambert. . . 

H.  L.Blodgett 

W.  P.  Hutchiugs... 
A.T.Knox...:.... 

Thomas  Fitch 

Stephen  C.  Johnson 


Residence. 
Jjandcr  City.. 
Virginia  City 

Virginia  City....    " 

Hiunboldt " 

Clifton " 

May 

Peavine May 

A'irginirt  City Jime 

Gold  Hill " 

Clifton " 

Virginia  City " 

Virginia  City " 

Austin " 

"     July 

Clifton'.'.".'.!.'.".'!'.    " 

Gold  Hill " 

Silver  City " 

Virginia  City " 

Star  City " 

Gold  Hill Aug. 


Austin " 

Virginia  City " 

Gold  Hill " 

Carson  City " 

Virginia  City....  " 

it         t(  II 

Austin " 

"      Sept. 


Star  City Sept. 

AiiBtin " 

** 
Silver  City.!..'.".'.   "  ' 

Austin " 

Aurora " 

Virgi  ia " 

.Vudtin " 


Virginia  City Nov, 

Austin " 

Austin " 

Washoe  ('ity " 

Virginia  City " 

Austin '. " 


Clifton " 

Union  City Dec. 

Austin...!.......    " 


Unionville " 

Austin ,Ian. 

Washington " 

Austin..' " 

Carson  City Feb. 

Austin " 

Virginia  City " 

Silver  City " 

Austin " 

Virginia  City •' 

Austin " 


Virginia  City. 


Anstin. 


Exp'n  of  Term. 

..     "      13, ^67 

..     "      ai,^67 

..    "     28,  ^67 

..     "     29, '67 

29, •O? 

2<),  •67 

7,^67 

7,  •e? 

1,^67 
2, '67 
2,  ^67 
5,  ^67 
5,  '67 

12,  •e? 

10,  '67 
10, •o? 
10,  ^67 
10,  '67 

10,  •67 
27, '67 
27, '67 

3, '67 
4, '67 
4, '67 
6, '67 
8, '67 
11, '67 

11,  '67 
29,-67 
29, -67 

1,'67 
11, '67 
11,  67 
14, '67 
18,  '67 
18,  67 
19, '67 
21, •e? 
24, ^67 
24,  '67 
25, '67 

29,  '67 
10, '67 
10,  -67 
10, '67 
20,  '67 

7, '67 
11, '67 
16, '67 
16,  '67 

16,  -67 

20, •or 

20,  '67 
23, '67 

30,  •07 

23,  •e- 

27, '67 

28, ^67 

4, '67 

18,  '67 
19, '67 
30,  •O- 

2, '68 

9,^68 

25, '68 

1,'68 

3, '68 

10, '68 

12, '68 

13,  •es 

17,  68 
19, '68 

19,  '68 

27, •es 

4, '68 
9,^68 

16,  •es 

12, '68 


.Oct. 


...-Mar. 


I  ■■ 


46 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIUECTORY. 


Exp'n  ofTorm. 

Miiy     3,  '68 

3, '68 

5, '08 

10,  '68 

3, '68 

3, '68 

3, '68 

6,  '68 

15, '68 

y6, '68 

26, '68 

27, '68 

3,  '69 

17,  '69 


.Feb. 


Kame.  Renldence. 

A.  T.  iliiwley DoukIuh  Co 

S.J.  ItolierUi AiiHliii ' 

8.  A.Iliown Aiiruro Nov, 

Henrv  M.  Moigiin...  Virginia  Cily " 

Edwurd  C'Hiiill "         "  Dec. 

William  E.  Hulo....Gold  Hill " 

A.  C.  Knox Vii-jiilnia  Cily " 

Samuel  I>.  King Carnoii  Cifv " 

John  E.  Garrett "         "' " 

Andrew  J.  Holmes.. Austin " 

George  W.  Turney-.Gold  Hill " 

Geoi-ge  E.  'rHimiigo..  Virginia  City 

6.  A.  Swasey Iniio  City .... 

CliarleH  H.  V\gb Virginia*Cily 

John  W.  Urier Silver  City Mar.  21,  '69 

W.A.M.VanUokkeriiVirginia  City "      30, '69 

8.  A.  Mann Wanhoe  City April    1, '69 

HichardL.Thoiiiaa.. Austin "     20, '69 

Thomas  llarclay Virginia  City Jan.    13,  '70 

A.  E.  Siiannon Austin "      13, '70 

W.  E.  F.  Deal Virginia  City Mar.    8,  '70 

John  H.  Scberniier..Au»lin .' April    7,  '70 

John  8.  Bowkor Wiislioe  (Mtv Mav  29,  '70 

Sanil.W.  Clial>lioc'k..(iold  liill..'. Iniio  25, '70 

VVilliani  L.  Hoover..  Virginia  City Julv     6,  '70 

W.  H.  Hiirrall "  "  ""    19, '70 

Joseph  L.  King "  "  Sept.  14, '70 

H.Doyle Genoa "     20, '70 

Joel  A.  llarvov "      Oct.    18, '70 

Thomas  Wells.' Carson  City "      18,  '70 

James  M.  Meredith.. Aurora. ..." Nov.  26,  '70 

W.N.  Hall Gold  Hill Dec.    5, '70 

NEW   YORK. 
Frederick  Kapp New  York Mar.  27,  '67 


Charles  Nettleton 

Edward  Cliace '• 

And'w  M.  Hitchcock.  " 

Augustin  I*.  Mange..  " 

Henrv  W.  Allen....  " 

Edwfn  Uissell " 

G.  W.  I'lvmptou " 

Andrew  J.  Hoe " 

Joseph  li.  Nones....  " 

Harris  Lowenberg..  " 

Charles  II.  Earl White  Plains.. 


27,  '67 

April  11, '67 

•'     15,  '67 

April  29, '<i7 

Muy  25,  '67 

,    "    2.'>, '07 

July  11,  '67 

Nov.  2,  '67 

"    23,  '07 

"    27, '67 

Dec.  U,  '67 


William  II.  IJuldwin.Now  York "    19, '67 


8.  U.  Farnham " 

Henry  C.  lianke " 

A.  F'  Cushmnn... ..  " 

H.  W.  Colver " 

Frederick  J.  King...  " 

Joseph  C.  Levi " 

Moses  I/.  McCliiy...  " 

Lafa\.   .     G<>  'i  ' " 

Allen  itlcKic;  ..c... 

E.  B.Merrill " 

Samuel  L.  Kennedy..  " 

F.  A.  Wilcox " 

Frederick  F.  Conncll.  " 

John  Bis^<ell " 

Charles  E.  Patterson.  " 

Julius  Silversmith...  '* 

Meyer  S.  Isaacs " 

Augustus  I.  Brown..  ■* 

William  I).  Powell..  " 

William  N.  Denman.  " 

Amos  6.  Hull •' 

William  H.  Field....  " 

Josiah  Porter " 

JohnK.  Hackett....  " 

Edmund  Ketcbum...  " 

O.  P.  C.  Billings " 

G.J.Turner " 

Christian  Von  Hesee.  " 

Henrv  It. De  Witt...  " 

Clinton  liice " 

J.  O.Hyer " 


.Feb.    4, -68 

"     "    20, '68 

"     "    20, '68 

"     "    20, 'ti8 

"     Mar.    1,'68 

"     "    22, '68 

"     "    22, '68 

"    May  10, '68 

"     16, '(>8 

"     "     16, '68 

"     "    21, '68 

•'     Juno  3, '«M 

"     "      3, '68 

"     "    22, '68 

"     July  21, '08 

"     "    22, '03 

"     "    23,  '08 

"     Oct.  12, '68 

"     "    27, '68 

"   Nov.  21, 'as 

" Dec.   6, '68 

"     "    31, '68 

"    Jan.  16, '69 

"     "    16, '69 

"     "    16, '69 

"     "    21, '69 

"     Feb.  17, '69 

"    Mar.  11, '69 

"     "    11, '69 

"    May    4, '.69 

"    "    31, '69 


Name. 
Fislier  A.  Baker. — 
Edwin  F.  Corey,  Jr. 

liowis  Hurst 

F.  8.  Winchester 

John  Hoyt 

Aug.  B.  Sage 

Frederick  Bull 

William  L.  Gardner. 

Martin  H.Lutt' 

Clianning  G.  Fenner. 
William  H.  Meeks.. 
•lohn  Whipple,  Jr... 

li.  W.SloHt 

George  P.  Johncon.. 
J.  Spencer  Smith.... 
Alexander  Ostander. 

John  Butcher 

Aiidred  Anderson,  Jr. 

Horatio  C.  King 

Charles  Stebbins,  Jr.. 
George  W.  Colles... 
Sand.  C.  Bradsliaw.. 
John  Livingston.... 

A.A.Aiken 

'I'lionius  Sadler 

Fred.  li.  Anderson.. 

Kobcrt  Madav 

Andi-cw  J.  ifenning. 

Samuel  Swan 

F.  Alarkoc  Bache 

Gordon  L.  Ford 

Frank   Full.'r 

Michael  Pliillips 

A.  J.  Bcriiiin 

JohnWarren  Lawton, 

James  C.  Clovd 

William  Funiiss 

C.  11.8.  Williams,  Jr. 


Residence.  Exp'n  of  Term. 

New  York June  15, '69 

"     "     1.5, '09 

"        "     "     15, '69 

"        "     "    21, '69 

"        "     Julv  20, '69 

"        "     Sept.   8,-69 

"        "     "    27, '69 

"        "     "    27, '69 

"        "     "    30, '69 

"        "     Oct.    7, '69 

"        "     "    23,  '69 

"        "     "    23, '69 

"        "     Nov.  28. '69 

"        "    "    28, '69 

"        "     Jan.  20, '70 

"        "     Feb.    8, '70 

"        "     "     13, '70 

"        "     "     l.\ '70 

"        "     "    27, '70 

Cazenoviu "    27, '70 

New  York Mar.    8, '70 

"        "     April  20, '70 

"        "     MMy2St, '70 

"        "     June  13, '70 

"     "     13, '70 

"     '•     15, '70 

"        "     "     15, '70 

•'        "     "    25, '70 

"        "     "    25, '70 

"        "     July    6, '70 

Brooklvn Aui{.  15, '70 

New  York '•'    15, '70 

"     "     15, '70 

"     "    25, '70 

,    "        "     Sept.  10, '70 

"        "     Nov.  14, '70 

"        "     "    24, '70 

"        "     Dec.   5, '70 


NOUTH   CAROLINA. 
A.G.  Breni/.er Greensboro Feb.  27,  '70 

OHIO. 

Alex.  II.  MGufley... Cincinnati July  10,  '67 

John  A.  Lynch "  Nov.   4, '69 

Jas.  E.  Campbell Hamilton Iune21,  '69 

Saml.S.  Carpenter... Cincinnati ;.Mav  29,  '70 

ReubenTyler "         Sept.20,'70 

OREGON. 

W.  Lair  Hill Portland Mar.  4, '67 

C.  II.  Larrabee "        Jan.  6, '(59 

I>.  W.  Williams ....        "        Sept.  8,  '69 

Hamilton  Boyd "        Feb.  8, '70 

Setli  R.  llauiuier..  ..Salem Nov.  4,  '69 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


Ed  w.Wickcrsham. . . 

Jolin  H.  Frick 

Alister  M.  Grant.. .. 
Bernard  Sharkey.. .. 
John  Mitchell..'.... 
Theodore  D.  Rand. . . 

Joshua  Speriiig 

John  McClarren 

Robert  Arthurs 

Wui.  V^.  Archer 

Chas.  H.T.  Collis... 
Belli.  F.  Blood 

0.  W.  A.  Hathwell 

John  O'Neill 

Henry  U.  Hirst 

Samuel  L.  Taylor... 
Warner  Jackson.. .. 

1.  H.T.Jackson 

Samuel  B.  Huey.... 
Edw.  Shippen 


Philadelphia Jan.  28, 

Julv    8, 

"  Nov.  28, 

Mav  25, 

Mai.  22, 

"  Oct.  12, 

"  Mar.  21, 

Pittsburg April  29, 

"       May  15, 

PhiladeUibiu Aug.  18, 

Sept.   8, 

"  "    30, 

"  Nov.  14, 

Titnsville "    27, 

Philadelphia Feb.    9, 

"  "      8, 

"  June  20, 

"  July  19, 

"  Ang.  15, 

Sept.  20, 


CALIFORNIA, 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS. 


47 


Name.  Itcalilcnce.  Exp'n  ofTenn. 

Win.  H.  Martin Pliiliidelpliiu Oct.  26,70 

Ourdou  8.  Uerry Tilusville Nov.  28, 70 

RHODE  ISLAND. 

Henry  Mmtin Vrovidencei Feb.  27,70 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 
Nathaniel  Levun..  ..South  Curulinu Mar.     7,70 

TKNNESSKE. 
.  Memphis May   29,70 

TEXAS. 
.Houetou April 


C.  Canning  Smith 
Christopher  Dart 


7,70 


VIRGINIA. 

John  Johns,  Jr Richmond Deo.   9, '69 

D.  H.  I^iulon "         Feb.    8,70 

ThoB.  W.Upshur....        "         "    12,70 

Ednar  M.Garnelt...         "  Aug.  15,  70 

J.  W.  Jenkins Winchester Nov.  28,  70 

WISCONSIN. 

Fr'ncis  BIoodf,'ood...Mil\vaiikie April  10, '60 

James  Chupmau La  I'oint May  31, '09 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMUIA. 


John  F.  Calliin Wusliiugton  . 

H.  C.  SpaldiiiK 

Frederick  Kooucs...  " 

John  S.  Hullinsliead..  " 

William  Lilley 

Joseph  T.  R.lMaut.. 


.Jan.  19, -69 
.April  10, '69 
.Feb.  20, '70 
.April  20, '70 
.Aug.  l.'i,  '70 
.Sept.  29, '70 


ARIZONA  TERRITORY. 

Frank  H.  Skinner July    2, '67 

M.  D.  Fuirchild "       8, '07 

C.W.C.Rowell "     27, '67 

George  G.  Webster Aug.    6, '67 

Chan.  H.  IJrinlcy....La  I'az "     11, '67 

Frederick  A.  Wilder Oct.  20,  67 

James  Dunlevv La  Pu/. Jan.  12, '68 

Wm.   Hutterrn;ld....(;a8tle  Dome  City.    "     25, '68 

Charles  O.  Joluison . . La   Pa/. '. .  Mar.  12,  "68 

Edward  Carlson Fort   Mijuvi; April  211,  '68 

J.  Roland  llavVs El  Dorado  Canon  Ma v    3,  "68 

William  I.  IliMry....Preacott Jaii.    6,  '69 


IDAHO  TERRITORY. 


Name. 
Lewis  II.  Roliie.... 
William  A.  Duel... 

8.  W.  Corey 

Charles  F.lllake.... 

I.T.  Brown 

Wm.  Wilnierding... 

John  C.  Henley 

Jerome  U.  Knight... 

A.  Raphael... J 

Thomas  M.  Pomoroy. 

W.  R.  Keithley 

O.  8.  Tihbits 

James  Lyman 

Elansen'S.  Pen  well'. 
Louis  Lobenstein . . . . 


Residence.  Exp'n  of  Term. 

UannackCity Feb.  18, '68 

Boise  City Mar.  14, '68 

"     16,'68 

Idaho  Citv "     18, '68 

BannackCity "     22, '68 

"    April  2'J, '68 

Idaho  City July  23, '68 

Oct.     3,'68 

Idaho  City Jan.   19, '69 

Lewiston Mar.    1,'69 

Idaho  City "      6, '69 

"     11, '69 

Owyhee Dec.    8, '69 

Soda  Springs April.23,  '70 

Ruby  City Nov.  14, '70 


MONTANA  TERRITORY. 

James  Thompson....  Virginia  City Mar.    8,  '70 

J.  B.Johnson Black  loot  Cit  v....  May    3, '70 

Otto  Geeenbood Helena Oct.  39,70 

TERRITORY  OF  NEW  MEXICO. 

Mahlon  D.  Fairchild.New  Mexico Mar.    5,'fi7 

Frederick  G.  Fitch. .La  Paz April   1,'67 

C.  H.  Brinley "      7, '67 

Theodore  8.  Greiner.Santft  Fe July  10, '67 

John  Walt "       "    27, '68 

Sarril  Ellison "       Sept.  27, '68 

William  W.  Beman..Me8illa June    6, '69 

UTAH  TERRITORY. 

Patrick  Lynch Gt.  Salt  Lake  City.Mar.  22,  '68 

Joseph  A.  Thompson.     "  "        Nov.    1,'63 

Willmm  Clayton....     "  "       July    6, '70 

WASllING'rON  TERRITORY. 

H.  Parker Walla  Walla Feb.  28, '69 

H.E.Johnson "  "    May  29, '69 

T.  P.  Johnson "  "    July    6, '70 

KINGDOM   OF  GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRE 
LAND. 

John  Copeland Victoria,  V.  I May  28,  '68 

John  H.  Grain Loudon Dec.    8, '69 

William  Grain "       "      8, '69 

REPUBLIC  OF  MEXICO. 
W.  P.  Jones Sinaloa Mar.31,'68 


STATE  APPOINTEES— MISCELLANEOUS. 


::    -0. 

J.  D.  \i  iiitney 

Seth  H.  Wetherbce 

B.  B.Thayer 

Robert  Cashing 

Michael  Keinn'y... 
ilacob  Deeth...". ... 

Lonis  R.  Lull 

8.  M.  Mouser 

N.  Pierce 

H.  S.  Brown 

W.  T.  Thompson... 
George  8.  Porter. . . 

S.  P.Wells 

John  Martin 

R.F.  Parks 


State  { icologist 

Commissioner  of  Emigration 

Stale  Assayer 

State  Ganger 

Ini-pector  Gas  Meters 

Inspector  of  Stamps 

Inspector  of  Stamps 

Vaccine  Agent 

Pilot  Examiner 

Pilot  Examiner 

Pilot  Examiner 

Port  Warden 

Port  Warden , 

Port  Warden 

Port  Warden 


TlTlll 

!!■  .ililcnce. 

i:\|>lre8. 

Sal:'.-v. 

San  Francisco. 

At  will. 

11,500 

San  Francisco. 

ii 

Fees. 

San  Francisco. 

1868 

11 

San  Francisco. 

It 

li 

San  Fnuicieco. 

It 

li 

San  Francisco. 

•  ( 

$3,000 

San  Francisco. 

li 

u 

San  Francisco. 

At  will. 

Fees. 

San  Francisco 

tt 

11 

San  Francisco. 

14 

It 

San  Francisco. 

t( 

ii 

San  Francisco. 

It 

ti 

San  Francisco. 

(t 

<t 

San  Francisco. 

It 

It 

San  Francisco. 

it 

II 

LOCATING  AGENTS. 


liato  ut  cumm'n. 

April  25, 1861— G.  W^  Colby,  Marvsville  Dist.  Fees. 
JuIt  14,  1858— Johns.  Murray.  Humboldt  "  Fces< 
Jan'y  11, 1864— John  C.  Rcid,  Stockton       '•    Fees. 


I  iJBU  li  iJumj.i'ii. 

April  9, 1H()3— Stanley  Willey,  Visalia  Dist.  ..Fees. 
Oct.  11, 1858 — Lcander  Ransom,  San  Francisco 

District Fees. 


48 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


INSANE  ASYLUM,  STOCKTON. 

AnRtin  Sperry PrcRiHont no  toinp'n.  I  William  M.  Bnggn.. Director no  comp'ii. 

T.  R.  Anthony Vico  PreHident no  coinp'n.  L.  E.  Lyons Treun'ramloxolHcioSco.  •  500 

A.  J.  Spencer Director no  conip'n.  Q.  A.  Sfiiirlleff UoBiilent  I'liyHiciiiu S/iOO 

Nowton  llootli "       noc'oMip'n.  I  Abii  Clurk AoHiHtant       "        2,500 

N.D.Pimert "       no  coni|i'ii.  j  rjorenzo  Hubbard.  ..Modii'ul  ViBJtor no  conip'n. 

£.8.  Uolden "       no  coinp'n. I U.  M.  Lunipaou "  '*     uocomp'n. 


STATE  PRISON.  SAN  QUENTIN. 


T.  N.  Maciiin,  Lieut.  Governor  and  ex  ofHcio 

Warden |:»,C00 

J.  J.  Gyeen Deputy  Warden 2,400 


JimicH  Towlo Ciiptain  of  flnurd $1,.500 

Cbarieg  W.  Oordon.Clorlj 1 ,200 

Cluiries  Unrrelt — Physician 1,800 


MILITARY  DEPARTMENT  OK  THE  STATE. 

In  reorgani/.lnKtbo  military  of  the  State  under  the  hiw  of  IHOli,  the  trnopH  mngtored  into  the  service,  ae 
the  National  Gutird,  conuigt  of  one  Division,  which  ig  divided  into  gix  Brigades. 

OrFiCEns—OnNEnAi,  Staff. 

Governor  K.  F.  Low Commander-in-Chief. 

Stf^lfofthe  CommnndcriH-Chief.—lMff.  Gen.  Geo.  8.  Evans,  Adjutant  General  and  Chief  of  Staff;  Col. 
J.  B.  Fiisbie,  Chief  Engineer;  Col.  S.  Pattce,  Payninnter;  Col.  J.  M.  MrNully,  Surgeon:  W.  H.  L. 
Barnes,  Judge  Advocate;  Lieut.  Cols.  William  Harney, T.  It.  Mosely,  William' B.  Hyde, Thomas W. 
Knox,  Stove  Venard,  Aids-de-Camp. 

M^.  Gen.  L.  H.  Allen,  Commanding  National  Guard,  Cnl. 
Staff.— hient.  Col.  S.  C.  Ellis,  Assistant  Adjutant  (Jeneral ;  Lieut.  Col.  A.  W.  Von  Schmidt,  Engine 
Lieut.  Col.  D.  Norcross,  Paymaster;  Lieut.  Col.  J.  H.  Steams,  (Juarlermaster ;  Lieut.  Col!/ 
Houston,  CommiHsaiT;  Lieut.  Col.  George  Hewston,  Surgeon;  Lieut.  Col.  Robert  Simson.Ordi 
OfHcer;  Lieut.  Col.  J.  W.  lirumagim,  Judge  Advocate  ;  Majors  Theodore  A.  Mudge,  Jumos  L.  U 
Samuel  P.  Middleton,  Aids-de-Cauip. 


Phineas  Banning  - .  Brigadier  General . .  1st  Briunde. 
John  Ilewston,  Jr. .       "  •'       ..2d  Brigade. 

W.  A.  Davies "  "      ..3d  Brigade. 


Josiah  Howell. .   .Brigadier  General.  .4th  Brigade. 

John  Hidwell "  "       .  .5th  iirigade. 

"  "       ..  Oth  Brigade. 


AREA  AND  LANDS  OF  THE  STATE. 

The  State  of  California  extends  from  latitnde  32"^  20'  south  to  -13^  north,  is  seven  hundred  miles  long, 
with  an  avernge  width  of  two  hundred  and  twenty  miles,  making  an  aggregate  area,  including  all  interior 
lakes,  bays,  and  precipitous  mountains,  of  l.'i4,llti  square  miles,  or  9S,G34,2'I0  acres.  Of  this  amount  it 
is  estimated  that  ()."),onO,000  are  adapted  to  agriculture,  15,000,000  to  grazing  purposes,  and  4,600,000  are 
swamp  and  overflowed  lands.  The  greater  portion  of  the  latter  is  capable  of  reclamation,  and  is,  to  a 
great  extent,  each  year  being  added  to  the  cidtivatcd  lands  of  the  State.  The  area  of  the  lakes,  bays,  and 
mountains  is  about  14,000,000  acres.    Congress  luis  made  the  following  grants  of  land  to  the  State  : 

For  Common  School  purposes — the  sixteenth  and  fhirty-si.vtli  sections  in  each  township, 

or  lands  in  lieu  thereof,  amounting  to 5,479,680 acres. 

For  Internal  Imi)rovement8  (changed  to  schools) : 500,000    " 

Fcra  Seminary  of  Learning 46,080    " 

For  an  Agricultural  College 150,000    " 

Total  for  Educational  Purposes 6,175,760    " 

Also,  for  Public  Buildings 6,400    " 

Besides  about  4,600,000  acres  of  swamp  and  overflowed  lands. 

Of  the  65,000,000  acres  of  agricultural  land,  there  were  returned  by  the  County  Assessors,  for 
the  year  1865,  as  under  fence,  4,055,690  acres,  and  under  cultivation  1,504,680  acres.  It  will  thns  be 
seen  that  there  is  but  six  per  cent,  of  the  agricultural  lund  of  the  State  under  fence,  and  little  over  two  and 
one-half  per  cent,  under  cultivation.  The  returns  for  1866  will  increase  these  estimates  about  fifteen  per 
cent. 


RES0UUCE8 — AQRICDLTURB. 


49 


RESOURCES— AORICULTUllE. 

With  a  moit  Koniul  climuto,  and  a  Roil  nniiurpuiiiod  for  fertility,  nowUero  under  ttio  auu  is  tl)o  lubor  of 
the  agriculturitt  more  uniply  repaid  tlian  in  tlio  region  compriaod  within  tlie  lioutidiirioH  of  tlie  State  of 
California;  and  the  wondorfut  vcgctublu  productions  of  this  region  are  H8  widely  colebnitud  ua  the  nmr- 
veloiM  development  of  her  niincritl  woiiltb,  which  followed  the  diHcovcry  of  the  goltl  in  her  inountaini. 
Every  quality  of  soil,  as  well  no  varied  degrees  of  temperature,  favorable  to  u  varied  vugetablu  growth, 
is  encompaated  Avilhin  licr  borders.  In  this  mild  region,  both  oniinul  uiul  vegetable  life  flourish  to  a 
degree  unknown  In  more  rigorous  and  less  favorable  latitudes.  All  the  ncrcsiiurics  of  life,  and  ahnost  all 
the  luxuries,  are  produced  upon  tho  soil,  and  the  varied  operations  of  the  busbandaian  can  be  successfully 
carried  on  with  but  little  interruption.  While  the  grape,  tho  tig,  tho  orange,  the  olive  and  pomegran- 
ate flourish  here  as  luxuriantly  as  on  the  shores  of  the  Mediterranean,  those  great  Htaples  which  supply 
homo  consumption,  and  enter  largely  into  tho  commerce  of  the  world,  wheat  and  the  other  cereals,  flax, 
hemp,  cotton,  tobacco,  with  every  variety  of  vegetable,  can  be  produced  from  tho  soil. 

TABLE 

Exhibiting  the  Number  of  Acres  of  Land  Inclosed  and  under  Cultivation  in  California,  during  the 
year  1805,  with  the  umouut  of  Wheat,  Durlvy,  and  Oats,  raised  thereon. 


COUNiv. 


Alameda 

Alpine 

Amador 

Hutto 

Calaveras 

Colusa 

Contnk  Coetu 

Del  Norte 

El  Dorado 

Fresno  

Humboldt 

Inyo 

Kern 

Klamath 

littke 

Ijassen 

Los  Angeles 

Marin 

Mariposa 

Mendocino 

Merced 

Mono 

Monterey 

Napa 

Nevada 

Placer  , 

IMumas 

Sucramento 

San  Uernardino  . . 

San  Diego 

San  Francisco 

San  iJoaquiu    — 
San  Luis  Obiiipo  . 

San  Mateo 

Sauta  Itarbara  . . 

Sauta  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta  

Sierra 

Siskiyou 

Solano 

Sonoma 

Stanislaus , 

Sutter , 

Tehama 

Trinity 

Tulare , 

Tuolumne , 

Yolo 

Yuba 


No.  Acrvs 
Incluscd. 


108,!».| 
4,UUU 

3;»,uoo 

47,!)78 
10,7'J4 
7y,6i>7 

6,aai 

110,8(>i2 

11,874 

a8,015 

1,000 

:i,4U!t 

14,815 
3,500 
6li,0viG 
150,018 
18,:JU7 
84,000 

7a,7a5 

3,.'i85 
105,350 
90,000 
5'.i,800 
5i>,ld5 
38,000 

ao!t,;77 

37,000 
5,000 

13,000 
243,848 

22,iaG 
130,000 

.16,300 
513,t>ll 

80,.%6 

58,750 

14,300 

40,167 
400,000 
ai6,095 

75,000 
113,346 

70,715 
8,009 
8,005 

24,785 
126,833 
138,225 


Totals 4,055,690  1,504,680 


No.  Acrvs 

under 
CiilUvu'ii 


78,797 
400 
14,000 
61,775 
23,510 

5,031 
70,459 

2,892 
16,000 

2,978 

11,548 

300 

806 

1,575 

4,662 

1,1)50 
14,100 
20,921 

4,652 
15,000 
15,3;}5 
862 
23,240 
38,059 
21,288 
20,121 

3,743 

104,320 

25,tX)0 

3,300 

1,779 
117,169 

2,460 
60,000 

7,260 

232,007 

18,005 

23,.W0 

14,831 

.24,510 

89,567 

40,000 

14,016 

15,974 

2,363 

2,240 

6,328 

.')7,132 

36,815 


Whrat. 

Auri'H.        Himlicls. 


40,051 

12 

2,000 

19,975 

300 

1,243 

28,615 

915 

3,275 

478 

905 

22 

140 

457 

2,027 

500 

650 

3,2<)0 

737 

6,500 

2,895 

190 

3,283 

33,156 

525 

3,078 

523 

10,142 

1,250 

240 


47,558 

573 

16,000 

175 

93,000 

6,179 

7,000 

50 

3,391 

55,500 

30,465 

10,000 

10,664 

7,832 

769 

1,165 

475 

20,232 

3,100 


1,010,944 

210 

40,000 

511,170 

6,000 

26,680 

5.'>0,854 

i4.'>?: 

60,000 

4,785 

29,557 

675 

4,307 

3,(i89 

50,675 

12,500 

13,000 

85,578 

14,740 

120,000 

52,110 

3,800 

98.51 1 

773,640 

10,500 

27,702 

12,4  8 

li)2,jjfi 

25,000 

3,330 


1,096,276 

17,190 

320,000 

4,300 

2,790,000 

190,927 

105,000 

.582 

65,399 

1,640,000 

674,053 

80,000 

213,375 

147,478 

10,175 

'   13,232 

8,800 

580,778 

62,000 


481,472  11,579,127 


Hari.kt. 


Acrpa. 


24,516 

;!;  iM) 

5;i.<i7 

1 ,2i)6 

2,250 

37,451 

102 

1,50)1 

726 

250 

98 

466 


1,113 

1,000 
5,000 
1,510 
2,831 
2,000 
9,736 
333 
18,986 
3,762 


4,707 

22 

5;J,771 

5,000 

3.'i8 

123 

65,620 

243 

3,61)0 

220 

90,000 

5,093 

7,. 500 

7*10 

1,085 

40,))00 

12,169 

14,000 

26,436 

8,068 

1,012 

1,415 

378 

26,103 

18,000 


KualicU, 


,025,990 

2,500 

95,000 

698,227 

40,580 

109,440 

496,890 

1,910 

40,000 

13,440 

9,.5ti9 

3,780 

18,740 


44,420 
30,(M)0 

150,000 
40,812 
56,620 
50,000 

214,190 
8,215 

728,,'j'.i,' 

116,622 


58,8;{8 

.■>r>o 
i,6;4,:{23 

100,000 

6,750 

1,537 

1,706,120 

10,9.15 

108,000 

6,500 

3,400,000 

237,851 

192,500 

24,980 

23,461 

980,000 

a.52,124 

200.000 

756,570 

153,965 

1,799 

9,192 

8,333 

919,413 

633,500 


658,916  15,462,783  77,776  2,078,627 


0.\T». 
Acres.    UuKlicli. 


3,880 

50 

600 

05 


114 

2,927 

607 

3,187 


2,872 
10 


117 

398 
100 

8,477 

323 

3,000 


92 
200 
857 


859 

1,862 

3,631 

100 

1 

421 

44 


8,000 

60 

14,000 

1,564 

1,500 

275 

2,603 

500 

7,171 


284 

25 

99 

60 

300 

141 

6,400 


175,500 

1,500 

12,000 

3,000 


2,600 
98,018 

8,177 
66,776 


119,533 
492 


2,360 

24,880 

3,000 

410,462 

6,460 

100,000 


5,620 

6,000 

29,995 


14,603 

71,361 

62,937 

2,000 

15 

1,421 

1,315 


240,000 

1,600 

70,000 

50,680 

4,000 

8,387 

70,668 

2,650 

194,600 


6,260 
1,080 
2,635 
600 
1,675 
2,247 
192,000 


m 

1  ^ 


H.; 


M 


60 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


The  precfdinjr  exhibit  for  18G5  are  the  -eturnB  collected,  with  few  exceptions,  by  tlie  County  AsBeHSoru 
during  their  olliciul  duties  fertile  yciiv  1H66.  ^utheyenrlyasseBBment  is  levied  between  the  first  of  March 
and  the  first  of  August  of  each  year,  the  statistics  of  the  crop  collected  by  the  Assessors  refer  to  the  year 
preceding.  When  it  has  been  found  necessary  'r*  seek  other  channels  of  information,  the  most  reliable 
have  been  applied  to,  and  the  greatest  care  exercised  to  use  such  Cdtimates  only  as  would  approximate  to 
the  actual  amount  raised. 


"Wheat. — The  amount  of  land  in  cultivation  in 
1865  was  48)  ,472 acres,  producing  1 1  ,i)79,l27  bushels, 
anaveruge  of  over24  bushels  pei-acre.  Tlie  county  of 
Humboldt  averaged  'M  bushels,  the  counties  of  Mon- 
terey, Sautu  Clara,  and  Santa  Cruz  averaged  30, 
Alameda  and  Butte  >'5,  and  Sonoma  18.  The  county 
of  Santa  Clura  is  the  heaviest  wheat  growing  county 
in  the  State :  number  of  acres,  93,000,  producing 
2,790,000  bushels.  These  figures  are  an  improvement 
ou  those  for  the  year  1858  of  1!)J  bushels  per  acre, 
the  latest  complete  returns  heretofore  published. 
"  It  is  now  a  well  ascertained  fact,  established  by 
8e"3ral  years'  experience,  that  California  stands 
without  a  rival  in  respect  to  her  capacity  for  produc- 
ing wheat  and  other  small  grains.  She  proQuces  it 
in  larger  quantities  to  the  acre,  of  belter  quality, 
with  more  certainty  and  with  leas  labor  than  any 
other  country  in  the  known  world."  Instances  are 
frequent  of  particular  crops  averaging  forty  and  fifty 
bushels  to  the  acre. 

Baulky. — The  number  of  acres  in  cultivation  in 
1865  was  558,911),  producing  15,102,783  bushels,  an 
average  of  nearly  27  J  bushels  per  acre.  The  county 
of  Colusa  produced  an  avtrage  of  48  bushels,  Santa 
Cruz  4fi,  Alameda  41,  and  So '  'a  Clara  37  bushels  to 
the  acre.  Santa  Clara  is  the  heaviest  barley  grow- 
ing county  in  the  State  :  number  of  acres,  90,001), 
producnig  3,1110,000  bushels.  The  soil  of  California 
IS  admirably  adapted  to  the  cultivution  of  this  cereal. 
In  many  portions  of  the  Sacramento  and  other  val- 
ley lauds  of  the  State,  the  product  will  average 
seventy-five  bushels  to  the  acre,  and  in  the  red  lands  of 
the  mountain  districts,  the  yield  is  correspondingly 
large.  As  many  as  half  a  dozen  successive  annual 
crops  are  harvested  from  one  sowing,  the  volunteer 
crop  of  the  seco!;;'  seasi^r.  jitoducing  a  greater  yield 
than  that  of  the  preceding  year.  In  one  instance,  in 
the  Santa  Clura  Valley,  the  fifth  crop  from  a  field  of 
fifty  acres  averaged  a  yield  of  forty -two  bushels  to 
the  acre. 

Oats. — The  number  of  acres  in  cnltivation  in 
18li5  was  77,776,  producing  2,078,627  bushels,  an 
average  of  2(JJ  bushels  per  acre.  The  county  of 
Lake  yielded  an  average  of  62  bushels,  Butte  46, 
and  Alameda  45  bushels  per  acre.  Although  this 
product  turn.-)  out  well  in  most  instances,  from  the 
superiority  of  the  yield  of  wheat  and  barley,  aiul  the 
greater  demand  for  these  cereals,  there  is  not  that  at- 
tention devoted  to  its  culture  which  is  given  to  it  in 
the  agricultural  districts  of  the  Atlantiu  States. 

Indian  Coun. — The  returns  from  forty-one  coun- 
ties give  the  crop  of  181)5  as  follows:  acr^)  under 
cultivation,  31,295,  producing  1,003,914  tjshels;  av- 
erage, 32  4-5  bushels  per  acre.  Los  Angeles  County 
produces  180,000;  San  Luis  Obispo  County,  80,00(5, 
and  Sonoma  County,  145,135  bushels ;  each  aver- 
aging about  40  bushels  per  acre.  Volo  County  re- 
turns 82,575  bushels,  averaging  45,  and  Sutter,  40,160 
bushels,  averaging  56  bushels  to  the  ace. 


*  For  tlio  purpose  of  comnnrlng  the  prolific  character  of 
tlio  Holl  of  this  .Slate  wltli  tfint  of  Now  York,  wc  lnvc  com- 
piled IVom  llie  census  of  IHSS,  the  fullowinK  Interesting 
statpmciil  of  till!  pri)(liR'tli)n«  of  that  Suite:  Wheat— acres 
culllvateil,1)«6,4i47;  iiui,hi-li',ti,U!>J,4U2;  uveraKC,  11'^  bushels. 
Uarley— ueri'S,  ^I'i.tiUH;  hushels,  3,S«»,540;  averaKe,  1«H 
buihcls.  Uats,  iiventKe  20^  liushels;  Kye,  lOH  hiishels: 
Buckwheat,  S^  hushels;  Corn,  'il  bushels;  I'otatoes,  7v 
bushels;  I'eaa  and  lleuns,  lA  l)UBhels  per  acre,  each. 


■  Ryb  and  Buckwhkat. — The  returns  from  thirty 
counties  give  the  crop  of  rye  of  1865  as  follows': 
acres,  .1686,  yielding  33,411  bushels,  an  average  of 
about  20  busliels  per  acre.  Butte  County  returns 
200  acres,  yielding  8,000  bushels,  and  Yolo  County, 
75  acres,  3,000  bushels,  each  averaging  4U  bushels 
per  acre.  The  crop  of  buckwheat  for  the  entire 
State  is  estimated  at  1,0U0  acres,  yielding  24,000  bash- 
els,  an  average  of  24  bushels  to  the  acre. 

Peas. — Returns  from  twenty-six  counties  are  as 
follows :  acres  under  cultivation,  2,998,  producing 
89,232  bushels,  an  average  of  nearly  30  bushels  to 
the  acre.  The  yield  of  Ilumboldt  County  is  33,890 
bushels,  an  average  of  over  40  bushels  per  acre ;  and 
Sacramento  County,  2,136  bushels,  uveruging  over 
50  bushels  per  acre. 

Beans. — The  returns  of  the  crop  of  1865  are: 
acres  under  cultivation,  5,622,  producing  150,1 10  bush- 
els, ail  average  rf  26J  bushels  to  the  acre.  San  Luis 
Obispo  County  produces  70,000  bushels,  an  average 
of  3j  bushels  per  acre ;  and  Yuba  County,  ii,MO 
bushels,  at  an  average  of  50  bushels  per  acre. 

PoTATOE.s. — Returns  of  the  crop  for  1805  are  as 
follows:  under  cultivation  in  forty  couuties,  32,624 
acre),  producing  1,372,141  bushels,  an  average  of  42 
bushels  per  acre.  Ilumboldt  County  produces  a  crop 
of  205,965  bushels,  an  average  of  218  bushels  to  the 
'.icre ;  Marin,  200,000  bushels,  an  average  of  lOU 
bushels ;  Sacramento,  69,000  bushels,  150  bushels  to 
the  acre,  and  Sonoma,  235,279,  au  average  of  62 
bushels  per  acre.  { 

SwEET  Potatoes. — Returns  from  eighteen  coun- 
ties for  the  crop  of  1865  are  as  follows :  acres  under  I 
cultivation,  812,  producing  90,475  bushels,  an  av-  ! 
erage  of  111  per  acre.  Merced  County  returns ' 
lO.oOO  bushels,  averaging  nearly  300  bushels  per ! 
acre ;  and  San  Joaquin,  9,443,  an  average  of  20U 
bushels  to  the  acre. 

Hat. — Returns  from  forty-four  counties  of  the 
crop  of  18()5,  give  the  nnmber  of  tons  at  375,893,  at 
an  average  of  1  1-7  tons  to  the  acre.  Several  of  the  i 
counties  average  over  two  tons  per  acre,  and  12  j 
coimties  average  1 1  tons  per  acre.  The  crop  of  the : 
entire  State  is  estimated  at  5110,000  tons.  j 

Honey  Uee.— I'he  experiments  to  introduce  the 
honey  bee  into  the  State  have  met  with  the  most 
complete  success.    The  number  of  hives  returned ' 
for   1865  is  about  27,000,  yielding  about  300,000  j 
pounds  of  honey  annually.  i 

.     Butter  and  Cheese.— The  returns  from  forty- j 
I  two  counties  for  1865,  exhibit  a  production  of  nearly 
I  2,250,000  pounds  of  butter.    The  largest  yield  iu  it  i 
single  county  is  in  Marin,  which  produced  932,427 
pounds.    Saciuiuento  produced  331,120  pounds,  and  i 
Sonoma  County  203,794  pounds.     It  is  estimated 
that  the  yield  of  the  entire  State  will  aggregate  | 
3,000,000  pounds.    Returns  from  twenty-seven  coun- 
ties show  a  productionof  1,601,782  pounds  of  cheese.; 
Marin  County  yielded  523,000  pounds;  Santa  Clam  I 
County,  500,000  pounds;  and  Sautu  Cruz,  231,0U(J 
pounds. 

VEOETAnt.RS.— (t  is  estimated  that  there  are  ii! 
this  State  40,000  at  res  devoted  to  the  prodactiou  o(|L 


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RESOURCES  —  AGRICUL'i'fJRB 


51 


vegetables,  of  which  almost  every  variety  is  pro-  ] 
duced  in  the  greatest  abundance.  As  an  evidence  ' 
of  the  capacity  and  character  of  the  soil,  we  append  I 
the  following'deseription  of  prodncts  exhibited  at  a  , 
recent  St4(te  Agricultural  Fair : 

"  Two  pumpkins  from  Sacramento,  weighing  two 
hundred  and  ten  and  two  hundred  and  forty  pounds ; 
a  beet  grown  by  Col.  Hall,  of  Sacramento^  City, 
weighing  seventy-three  pounds;  a  carrot,  weighing 
ten  pounds,  measuring  one  foot  and  eight  inches  in 
circiimference  and  thiee  feet  and  three  inches  in 
length— there  were  fitly  in  the  same  bed  of  equal 
size,  the  seeds  were  sown  on  June  2Jth  and  the  car- 
rots dug  September  20th ;  a  tomato,  Beventeen  inches 
in  circumference;  a  squash  weighing  one  hundred 
and  forty  one  pounds ;  an  onion,  weiglnng  two  po".nds 
and  fifteen  ounces,  and  measuring  twenty-two  inches 
in  circumference ;  a  cornstalk  twenty-one  feet  and 
nine  inches  in  height ;  water  melons  from  near  Ne- 
vada— twenty-seven  gave  an  aggregate  of  five  hund- 
red and  fifty  pounds ;  a  sweet  potato  from  San  Jos^, 
weighing  eleven  pounds  and  two  ounces;  an  Irish 
potato,  from  Uodega,  weigliing  seven  and  a  quarter 
pounds ;  a  bunch  of  petiitoes  of  the  Oregon  red 
variety,  from  a  single  eye,  weighing  ten  pounds, 
grown  at  the  forks  of  the  Turnback  CreeK,  near 
sonora ;  grapea — several  bunches,  weighing  over 
four  pounds  each  ;  peas,  second  crop,  fine  ana  good, 
from  Los  Angeles ;  a  citron  lemon,  sixteen  and  a  half 
by  eigliteen  and  three-quartets  inches  in  circumfer- 
ence, weighing  two  poundB  and  fourteen  outices,  from 
IjOS  Atiyeles ;  tig  tree — a  slip  one  foot  in  length  and 
five-eighths  of  aii  iiicli  in  tliiekneBs,  w.is  planted  April 
1,  and  In  the  month  of  iSeiiteniber  following,  was 
eleven  feet  and  six  inrhes  high,  and  nine  and  a 
quarter  inches  in  circumference  at  the  base,  with  a 
corresponding  growth  -ji  branches ;  peach  trees,  in 
twenty-eight  months  from  the  planting  of  the  seed, 
bore  iVuit  <  or  nine  inches  in  circumference,  and 
weigliing  fi'nn  seven  to  eight  and  a  half  ounces; 
there  were  thirty-four  of  these  large  peaches  on  one 
tree ;  an  apple,  measuring  fifteen  and  one-third  inches 
each  way,  weighing  twenty-three  oum.'es,  grown  in 
the  Yamhill  Orchard." 

Cotton. — Within  the  past  few  years,  during  the 
time  which  this  great  staple  commanded  so  large  a 
price,  owing  to  the  circiiniBtances  of  the  case,  the 
culture  of  cotton  attracted  much  attention  from  the 
agricnltiu'ists  of  this  State.  In  the  southern  portion 
of  California,  where  the  soil  and  climate  are  i)ecu- 
liarly  favorable,  and  whci'e  the  facilities  for  irrigation 
are  abundant,  the  experiment  has  been  tried  upon  an 
extended  scale,  and  found  to  be  a  thorough  success. 
The  fii-st  attempt  to  cultivate  this  staple  to  any  con- 
siderable extent  here  wu-  made  by  Alatthew  Keller, 
of  Los  Angeles,  to  whom  was  awariled  the  premium 
of  $3,0U0  offered  by  the  State  for  the  first  cotton 
plantation.  During  the  last  season,  increased  crops 
were  grown  in  Los  Angeles,  Tulare,  and  Fresno 
counties.  That  in  those  sections  of  the  State,  and, 
in  fact,  along  the  whole  southern  coast,  this  wonid 
prove  a  highly  remunerative  crop,  is  a  fact  estab- 
lished beyond  question  or  doubt. 

Tobacco.— Although  the  soil  and  climate  of  this 
region  appears  to  be  well  adapted  to  the  culture  of 
tobacco,  and  the  manufacture  if  this  article  in  San 
Francisco  during  the  past  vear  amounted  to  consid- 
erably  over  a  niillion  of  dollars,  there  has  not  been 
that  attention  devoted  to  the  matter  that  the  subject 
deserves.  Limited  quantities  only  have  been  raised  in 
Sacramento,  Contra  Costa,  IIuml>oldt,  Sonoma,  San 
Joaquin,  San  Mateo,  Shasta,  Trinit;tr,  Los  Angeles, 
and  other  counties,  but  the  raw  materi'-il  manufacturea 
here  i'j  almost  entirely  imported  from  abroad.  Among 
the  liberal  premiums' ottered  by  this  State  in  18()3,  for 
the  encounigemcnt  of  the  cultivation  of  this  staple, 
but  one,  that  of  $300  offered  for  the  first  one  hund- 


red bales,  which  crop  was  produced  by  Thomas  Ed- 
wards, of  Sacramento,  has  been  taken.  The  Cali- 
fornia leaf  produces  a  superior  article  of  smokinv 
tobacco,  but  there  is  little  of  it  manufactured  at 
present  for  chewing. 

Rice. — Notwithstanding  the  abundant  field  offered 
by  the  iinmense  and  unsui'puseably  fertile  tracts  of 
swamp,  overflowed,  and  tule  lauds  of  the  State  for 
the  successful  cultivation  of  rice  in  California,  where 
an  iinmense  Asiatic  population  creates  such  a  heavy 
demand  for  this  article,  nothing  has  yet  beeu  done 
in  the  matter.  Tlie  time,  however,  must  sooner  or 
latter  arrive  w  hen  this  will  form  one  of  the  staple 
products  of  this  portion  of  the  Pacific. 

Sugar  Cane. — Although  the  experiment  of  cul- 
tivating sugar  cane  has  ueen  tried  in  some  of  the 
southern  counties  of  California  and  found  to  succeed, 
yet  there  has  never  been  a  sufticieiit  quantity  raised 
to  warrant  any  atteuipt  at  its  manufacture  except  in 
limited  quantities.  Considerable  quantities  of  the 
sorghum,  or  Chinese  sugar  cane,  are  produced  in 
various  portions  of  the  State,  from  which  a  fair 
article  ot  syrup  and  molasses  is  mauufactured. 

Hops. — The  soil  and  climate  of  California  proving 
most  propitious  for  the  cultivation,  ripening  and  cur- 
ing of  the  hop,  the  growth  of  this  crop  has,  during 
the  past  few  years,  assumed  a  considerable  degree  of 
importance  among  the  staple  productB  of  the  State. 
The  absence  in  the  climate  here,  during  the  growing 
season,  of  that  excess  of  moisture  wliich  in  other 
hop  growing  localities  produces  the  mildew  which 
ruins  the  crop,  is  one  great  advantage  possessed  by 
the  grower  here.  The  damage  caiiBed  the  article 
by  a  long  sea  voyage,  and  its  lapid  deterioration  by 
a^e,  are  also  largely  in  favor  of  the  home  grown  ar- 
ticle. The  ciop  raised  last  season  was  large,  aver- 
aging about  6(J0  pounds  per  acre.  The  prices  ranged 
from  70  to  87  cents  per  pound. 

Silk  Culture.— To  Mr.  L.  Pievost,  of  San  Jos6, 
belongs  the  credit  of  being  the  picmeer  in  this  im- 
portant department  in  California.  Upon  the  arrival 
of  that  gentleman  in  this  State,  in  1849,  he  was 
attracted  to  the  facilities  ottered  by  the  climate 
for  the  production  of  silk.  Acting  upon  the  impres- 
sion, he  procured  from  France  the  seeds  of  the  mul- 
berry, from  which  he  raised  a  quantity  of  trees. 
After  two  importations  of  silk-worm's'  eggs  from 
China,  which  failed  to  hatch,  he  procured  some  from 
France,  with  which  he  was  suceesBful,  and  in  I860 
raised  a  quantity  of  superior  cocoons.  Since  that 
time  this  gentleman,  as  well  as  numerous  others  in 
the  Sacramento  Valley  and  the  southern  poriiou  of 
the  State,  have  gone  extensively  into  the  business, 
pliintin^  out  large  orchards  of  the  mulberry,  and 
producing  last  season  a  considerable  quantity' of  co- 
coons, bnough  has  bt-  :i  done  to  prove  that  this  is 
bouud  to  assume  an  iuiiiortant  position  among  the 
products  of  this  coast.  The  erection  of  the  extensive 
establishment  at  Sun  Jos6  for  the  manufacture  of 
silk  is  a  fair  indication  of  its  importance. 

Flax  and  Hemp. — Notwithstanding  the  predic- 
tions that  the  dryness  of  the  summers  on  the  coa»<t 
would  prove  an  insuperable  liurrierto  the  s-iccessful 
pn)duction  of  this  branch  of  textile  fabrics,  Hufflcient 
quantities  of  these  articles  have  been  produced  here 
to  show  that  ciiey  can  be  cultivated  with  a  profit. 
The  ercctiim  of  the  extensive  oil  and  paint  mill  at 
Sun  Francisco,  during  the  past  season,  attbrding  a 
steady  and  i-emunerutive  market  for  all  the  fi.tx  seed 
that  cuu  bo  produced,  will  give  an  impetus  to  the 
business.  Hemp  of  a  superior  qualitv  has  been 
raised  for  some  years  past  iii  several  ot  the  valley 
counties.  A  qiiantitv  produced  in  Sonoma  County 
last  season  met  with  a  ready  sale  at  the  cordage 
manufactory  in  San  Francisco,  on  account  of  the 
strength  and  superior  quality  of  its  fiber. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


GRAPE  AND  WINE  GROWING. 

Next  to  the  mineral  reeourcea  and  extended  mining  operations  of  California,  the  culture  of  the  grape 
and  the  manufacture  of  wines  and  brandies  from  this  product  are  tb"  most  important.  Every  portion  of 
the  State,  from  the  extreme  north  to  the  southeiii  boundary,  has  proved  to  be  admirably  adapted  to  this 
purpose ;  even  the  mountain  sides  of  the  mining  regions,  once  deemed  iucapabin  of  producing  anything 
but  gold,  teem  with  millions  of  vines,  which  produce  superior  grapes,  from  which  bunureds  of  thousands 
of  gallons  of  wine  are  made  each  year.  Previous  to  the  passage  of  the  act  of  Congress,  levying  a  tax 
of  two  dollars  per  gallon  on  native  brandies,  the  distillation  of  this  article  was  carried  on  to  a  consid- 
erable extent,  and  was  rapidly  increasing;  but  the  heavy  impost  has  caused  an  almost  entire  suspension 
of  this  highly  important  adjunct  of  the  grape  growing  interest.  The  soil  and  climate  of  Californiii  have 
proved  by  actual  experiment  to  be  adapted  to  the  successful  cultivation  of  every  variety  of  the  grape, 
whether  for  the  table,  the  manufacture  of  wines  and  brandies,  or  prepared  in  the  form  of  raisins.  The 
average  crop  of  a  well  cultivated  vineyard  in  full  bearing  is  about  seven  tuns  per  acre.  The  average 
yield  of  each  vine  is  about  fourteen  pounds,  the  amount  ueccsBiiry  to  produce  a  gallon  of  wine. 

TABLE 

Shov.-iiig  the  Number  of  Grape  Vines  cultivated,  and  the  product  of  Wines  and  Brandies,  in  the  State 

during  the  Year  18G5 : 


County. 


Alameda 

Alpine 

Aujador 

Butte 

Calaveras.... 

Colusa 

Contra  Costa. 

Del  Norte 

El  Dorado  . . . 

Fresno 

Humboldt 

Inyo 

Kern 

Klamath 

I^ake 

Lassen 

Los  Angeles. . 

Marin 

Mariposa 

Mendocino  ... 

Merced 

Mono 

Monterey 

Napa 

Nevada 


Carried  forward  . 


Vines 
I'laiitvd. 


1 


186,329 

None 

266,073 

900,000 

429,799 

80,000 

180,601 

31 

,305,221 

3,632 

839 

1,000 

6,000 

1,721 

10,605 

1,000 

},000,000 

28,130 

44,943 

15,114 

96,930 

30 

116,540 

700,210 

124,000 


13,497,848 


(inllona 
Wine. 

Gallons 
Brand}'. 

3,200 

planted. 

22,439 

17,700 

19,025 

30 

6,720 

20 
25 

114,869 

3,234 

600,(H)0 

10,000 

1,045 

70,000 

4,500 

800 

300 
48,395 
10,000 

100 

2,669 

200 

858,223 

77,048 

County. 


Brought  forward 

Placer  

Plumas 

Sacriiiiienlo 

Siui  Bernardino.... 

San  Diego 

Sun  FmiitlBco 

San  Joaquin 

San  Luis  Obinpo  ... 

San  Mateo 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz , 

Shasta 

Sierra 

Siskiyou 

Solano 

Sonoma 

Stanislaus 

Sutter 

Tehama 

Trinity 

Tulare 

Tuolumne 

Yolo 

Yuba 


Totals . 


Vines. 
IMuntcd. 


13,197,848 

306.520 

4,000 

884,110 

341,500 

31,998 

31 

4,543,425 

7,102 

16,000 

202,300 

1,200,000 

85,000 

2,000,000 

4,324 

14,070 

.526,500 

2,291,449 

125,000 

1.59,233 

100,071 

11,404 

5,385 

459,000 

561,374 

900,000 


Unllnns 
Wine. 


858,223 
22,450 


50,000 

100,000 

450 


11.670 


28,278,244 


2,000 

21,000 

1,876 

10,000 

400 

70 

75,000 

149,449 

10,000 

11,490 

4,190 


2,225 
33,000 
32,240 
38,200 


1,133,933   101,159 


Qallons 
Urandy, 


77,048 
850 


4,200 
4,092 


150 
800 


1,500 


4,000 


500 


280 

800 

939 

6,000 


Total  number  of  vines  growing  1865,  28,278,244,  of  which  it  is  estimated  5,600,000  are  bearing.  Wine 
manufactured,  1,433,933  gallons;  brandy,  101,159  gallons.  These  figures  will  bo  materially  increased  by 
the  returns  for  the  year  1866,  which  are  estimated  as  follows:  vines  planted,  35,000,000;  wine  manufaU' 
tured,  2,100,000  gallons.  The  Counties  of  Los  Angeles,  Sonoma,  Santa  Clara,  Kl  Dorado,  and  Yuba  ex- 
hibit a  large  excess  over  the  previous  year,  and  throughout  the  State  the  wine  growers  generally  arc 
manifesting  an  increased  interest  in  the  development  of  this  important  branch  of  our  resources. 


f     FRUITS. 

There  is  probably  no  area  of  territory  of  the  same  extent  in  the  world  which  produces  so  great  u  variety 
of  the  fruits  of  the  earth  us  is  included  within  the  boundaries  of  California.  This  is  mainly  attribittable  to 
the  great  varieties  of  soil  and  climate  embraced  within  the  limits  of  the  State.  All  the  hardier  productions 
peculiar  to  a  rigorous  northern  clime  are  here  found  in  abundance,  along  with  every  variety  of  tropical 
fruits  peculiar  to  the  milder  latitudes.  The  apple,  peach,  pear,  plum,  nectarine,  grape,  fig,  orange,  lemon, 
citron,  pomegranate,  and  other  tropical  varieties, are  produced  here  in  abundance,  along  with  the  almond, 


«ew  rori 
produced  i.. 
here  prodiic 
crease  far  i 


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50         850 1 


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150 

570 

4,200 
4,00'J 

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150 
800 

"l',566 

400  . 

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4,000  I 


500 


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1,240 

>00 


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5280 

800 

939 

6,000  I 

ToU59; 


Iring.    Winei 
[inciett»ed  by  , 
liie  roanufac- 
lud  Yuba  ex 
/euerally  are  i 


Lai  a  variety 
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If  prodiictioni 
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FKUITS    AND    LIVE    STOCK, 


53 


English  walnnt,  and  other  varieties  of  nut«.  Of  apples  and  pears,  it  is  not  uncommon  in  some  localities, 
to  And  two,  and  even  three  crops  produced  in  a  single  reason.  The  oranges  grown  in  the  vicinity  of  Los 
Angeles,  and  in  other  portions  of  southern  California ,  urn  an  abnndavit  crop,  and  of  a  quality  snperior  to 
those  imported  from  abroad  ;  while  the  almonds,  of  which  >onsiderable  quantities  of  the  solt-shelled  va- 
riety are  raised,  are  fully  equal  to  the  best  qualities  imported  from  Languedoc,  and  othei'  districta  in  the 
south  of  France.  The  cultivntion  of  the  best  varieties  of  the  fig  has  largely  increased  within  the  past 
few  years,  and  when  the  requisite  care  is  devoted  to  the  preparation  of  this  fruit  the  imported  article  will 
be  driven  from  the  market.  California  riiisins  are  already  a  staple  article  of  trade  ;  and  as  tije  growth  of 
the  grape  in  this  region  is  nowhere  surpassed  in  the  world,  the  time  is  not  far  distant  when  this  article  will, 
like  her  extraordinary  wine  produit,  take  a  high  rank  as  an  article  of  trade.  The  peanuts  grown  in  Cal- 
ifornia, of  which  the  crop  of  last  year  amounted  to  200  tons,  are  of  quality,  in  point  of  size  and  flavor,  far 
superior  to  any  imported  from  abroad.  Tlie  number  of  fruit  trees  in  the  State,  exclusive  of  the  grape  and 
other  vines,  is  estimated  at  about  4,500,000,  of  which  2,500,000  are  peach,  1 ,250,000  apple,  and  the  balance 
of  difle-ent  varieties.    Value  of  the  fruit  mised  during  the  year  1865  is  estimated  at  $1,625,000.* 

Olives.— In  the  establishment  of  the  Missions,  in  the  early  history  of  California,  great  attention  was 
devoted  to  the  cultivation  of  the  olive,  from  which  considerable  quantities  of  oil  were  mannfactured. 
Although  these  cetablishnients  have  mostly  gone  to  ruin,  yet  the  liiixe  orchards,  still  remaining,  show 
the  extent  of  their  cultivation  in  foinier  times.  The  trees  bear  abundantly,  nnd  the  olives  put  up  for  the 
market  are  of  a  superior  quality. 


LIVE  STOCK. 

Prior  to  the  discovery  of  gold  in  California,  and  the  rush  of  immigration  to  tlipse  slmrcs,  almost  the  en- 
tire pursuits  of  the  native  population  were  confined  to  tlie  riiising  of  horses  ami  cattle,  with  sparse  flocks 
of  sheep.  The  fertile  plains  of  this  then  pastoral  region  were  dotted  with  immense  bands  of  horses  and 
herds  of  cattle,  and  the  annual  rodeon,  when  the  rancheros  n\et  to  identify  and  brand  their  stock  with 
their  peculiar  Individ. lal  brands,  were  seasons  of  festivity  and  excitement.  The  staple  exports  from  this 
coast  in  those  days  of  primeval  simplicily  were  conflned  solely  to  hides  and  tallow — Monterey,  Los  Angeles, 
Santa  Darbani,  and  San  Diego  constituting  the  principal  ports  from  whence  these  articles  were  shipped. 
Along  with  immense  droves  of  elk  and  herds  of  antelope,  bunds  of  mustangs,  or  wild  horses,  were  found  on 
the  plains  in  great  numbers,  and  until  within  a  few  years  were  still  to  be  found  in  purl  ions  ot  the  j.'reat  Tu- 
lare Valley.  In  those  days,  with  all  these  countless  herds  of  cattle,  those  products  of  the  dairy,  milk,  butter 
and  cheese,  were  almost  entirely  unknown.  Since  the  taking  posse-  of  thin  country  by  the  Americans, 
stock  of  all  kinds  has  largely  increased,  and  the  breeds  vastly  impn  Instead  of  the  uutiuned  mustang, 

or  almost  equally  wild  Spanish  horse,  we  have  the  thorough-bred  Anuri.  ,i,  -a  c  tosh  bet  «■<•.■  i  which  and  the 
native  produces  a  quality  of  saddle-horse  nowhere  surpassed.  The  chanicter  of  t  lie  ('alif  iniu  romUier  stiiuds 
deservedly  high,  and  the  carriage  and  draft  horses  r.iised  here  are  also  a  superi'i  ■  The  lient  breedn 

of  the  short-horned  Durhams,  imported  from  the  Atlantic  States  and  Europe — unsurpiisHpiI  citln'r  for  milk 
ing  qualities  or  for  beef— have  entirely  driven  out  the  lank,  long-horned  natives  of  the  coimtry  ;  and  the 
fine-wooled  Merino,  Leicester,  and  Cotswold,  with  the  heavy-bodied  Southdown,  have  taken  the  place  of 
the  coarse-haired  flocks  of  former  days.  The  earliest  improvements  in  this  department  were  from  the  im 
purtatinns  of  the  Hudson's  Hay  Company,  since  which  time  valuable  additions  have  been  made  from  abi'  >ud. 
Number  of  Horses  in  the  State,  185,033;  Sheep,  983,886 ;  Cattle,  including  cows,  .'iOO.OOO ;  Hogs,  21'  101. 
Value  of  cattle,  hogs,  and  sheep  slaughtered  during  the  year  1865  is  estimated  at  about  $6,000,000. 

Potn.TUY .-Number  of  Poultry  of  all  kinds  in  the  State,  850,000.  Eggs  produced  per  annum,  2,500,000 
dozens. 

Wool.  AND  IIinE.s. — Notwithstanding  the  general  opinion  which  prevailed  for  several  years  after  the 
settlement  of  the  State  that  the  business  of  wool  growing  could  never  be  prolitably  pursued  in  Califi  iiin 
the  results  of  the  past  few  vears.und  the  extensive  and  increasing  manufactures  here,  have  forever  sett!-  : 
oiiestion  at  rest.  The  first  flocks  were  composed  entirely  of  the  native  or  New  Mexican  sheep ;  shortly  alter 
the  conimencemeiit  of  the  first  immigration  to  these  snores,  herds  of  sheep  fi-om  the  Western  States  were 
driven  hero  across  the  plains ;  and  the  best  breeds  belonging  to  the  Hudson's  Hay  Company,  together  with 
others  from  Australia,  were  introduced  hero  about  the  year  1854.  Since  that  time  the  herds  of  sheep  have 
been  still  further  improved  by  the  addition  of  the  finest  varieties  of  thorough-bred  stock  from  Vermont, 
New  York,  and  other  States,  until  the  quality  of  the  wool  produecd  here  will  compuro  favorably  with  that 

firodurcd  abroad.  Owini;  to  the  favorable  influences  of  the  climate  and  abundant  feed,  the  sheep  raised 
lere  produce  a  heavier  fleece  than  is  the  case  in  other  countries,  and,  owing  to  the  same  causes,  they  in- 
crease fur  more  rapidly  than  elsewhere.    With  some  varieties  flvo  lambs  are  produced  at  a  birth,  and  with 


•  Dale  nf  Appearanee  <\f  Fniitt  at  San  Franeiteo.—KppU'K,  .luno  and  thmugliont  tlie  yoar;  apricots,  Miiv  to  Juno 

:  lilneklii'rrU'H,,luuonnil,luly ;  clierrU'S.ilani'ninltluly ;  (tKa.Jiily  toNuvcnibpr;  i;uu!*>'l>(!rrU'8,  Muv  aiKDuiif;  grupcs, 

July  to  Dccpmhcr  l.t;  llmcB,  Novumhor  to  Jiiniiury;  noclnrlnri,  July  IS  to  /lUKUHt;  onmiirs,  Novi'inhcr  to  March; 


Krachcs.JiinotoNovcmlier;  pcnm,  ,laly  to  Dcccnil>er;  plums, •luno  to  August;  quinces,  8cptvml)cr  to  January;  rasp- 
crrlea,  May '20  toAuKUntlS;  ntrawborrlua,  Jaauiiry  to  December. 


i 


54 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


,  most  breeds  triplets  and  twins  are  common.    The  sheep  rau|u;o  of  this  State  is  extensive ;  as  the  season  ad- 

',  vunces,  and  the  feed  dries  up  on  the  foot  hills,  abundant  pasturaue  is  afTorded  in  the  woods  that  skirt 

the  snow  belt  of  the  mountains.    The  production  of  wool  in  the  State,  for  the  year  1865,  was,  according 

to  the  Mercantile  Gazette,  6,4.'i5,070  pounds.    It  is  estimated  that  6,546,750  pounds  were  clipped  during 

the  year  1866. 

Hides.— The  number  of  Hides  exported  during  the  year  1865  was  340,690,  and  during  the  year  1866, 
157,358,  of  which  about  one-third  are  received  from  the  Mexican  ports  und  Oregon.     A  laiuc  number  of 
hides  are  annually  manufactured  into  leather  in  this  State,  which  renders  it  difficult  to  obtir  i  an  approx 
imation  to  the  actual  yield. 


MINERAL. 


MINERAL  RESOURCES  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA. 

BY  W.  S.  KEYES,  MINING  ENGINEER.* 

The  opening  of  the  year  1848  marks  the  beginning  of  a  new  era  in  the  history  of 
modern  civilization. 

A  small  company  of  hardy  pioneers  had  sought  the  western  limit  of  the  continent, 
and,  under  the  leadership  of  Gen.  Sutter,  had  founded  the  colony  of  New  Helvetia. 
These  few  adventurers  formed  the  advance  guard  of  an  army  of  immigrants  compar- 
able only  to  the  flood  of  population  to  America  immediately  subsequent  to  its  discov- 
ery by  Columbus. 

Some  of  the  members  of  this  company  discovered,  on  the  fourth  of  January,  1848, 
a  few  particles  of  gold  on  Mormon  Island,  Sacramento ;  but  it  was  on  the  ninth  of 
February  that  Marshall,  while  digging  a  race  for  Sutter's  mill,  near  the  site  of  the 
present  town  of  Coloma,  made  his  discovery,  the  report  of  which  had,  by  the  Spring 
of  1849,  spread  to  every  hamlet  in  the  United  States. 

That  the  northwestern  provinces  of  Mexico,  of  which  California  then  formed  a 
part,  were  rich  in  mineral  wealth,  had,  long  previously  to  1848,  been  understood  and 
stated  by  men  of  science  and  practiced  obi^ervation.  We  have  also  good  resvson  to  be- 
lieve that  the  Jesuit  missionaries  were  convinced  of  the  fact  of  the  existence  of  the 
precious  metals,  but  forbore  either  themselves  to  inaugurate  extensive  explorations, 
or  to  encourage  the  pursuit  on  the  part  of  others. 

Professor  Dana  observed,  in  the  year  1842,  on  the  banks  of  the  Umpqua  River,  in 
southern  Oregon,  certain  talcose  and  micaceous  schists,  which  were  auriferous,  and, 
turther,  distinctly  stated  that  similar  pieces  of  rock  had  already  been  met  with  on  the 
line  of  the  Sacramento  River,  in  California. 

Likewise  De  Mofras,  who  made  a  survey  of  the  country  for  the  French  Govern- 
ment, in  1841,  mentions,  in  his  report,  the  fan  tliat  a  gold  mine  was  worked  near  San 
Fernando,  Los  Angeles,  and  that  ther<'  was  jd  xhiced  from  it  about  one  ounce  of  gold 
per  day.  He  also  alluded  to  the  similarity  of  the  schists  of  the  foot  hills  of  the  Sier- 
ras to  the  gold-bearing  rocks  of  Mexico. 

Moreover,  the  Mexicans  obtained,  in  the  year  1842,  a  "  bonanza"  of  thirty  to  forty 
thousand  dollars  from  the  superficial  deposits  of  the  San  Franeisquito  Ctinon,  Los 
Angeles  County.  Of  this  amount  one  thousand  dollars  and  upwards  was  carried,  by 
Don  Alfredo  Robinson,  through  Mexico,  to  the  Mint  in  Philadelphia ;  the  certificate 
of  deposit  for  which  he  still  preserves. 

This  gentleman  has  thus  the  honor  of  having  been  the  first  American  to  bring  Cal- 
ifornia placer  gold  into  the  United  States. 

These  deposits  were  ultimately  abandoned  by  the  Ml  leans,  owing  chiefly  to  a 
deficiency  in  the  water  supply.  From  time  to  time,  however,  some  needy  native  would 
laboriously  wash  out  with  his  "batea,"  suflUcient  gold  to  fill  a  large  sized  eagle's  quill ; 
on  obtaining  which  he  would  return  to  the  "  pueblo "  of  Los  Angeles,  to  live  lux- 


*  Facts  drawn  from  personal  observations ;  reports  of  the  county  iiNsessoi's  and  other  authentic  sources. 
Statistics  of  production,  mainly  from  the  Mercantile  Gazette  and  Prices  Current  of  S"n  Francisco. 


lIlNBRAii     RESOURCES     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


55 


uriously  as  long  as  his  treasure  lasted.     The  greater  portion  of  the  gold  found  in 
thpae  placers  was  fine ;  but  occasionally  there  were  found  pieces  of  the  size  of  a  dime. 

This  re-discovery  of  gold  by  Marshall,  taking  place  after  the  occupa  ion  of  the 
country  by  the  Americans,  opened  up  to  the  vision  of  the  old  world  not  only  the  rich 
placers  and  quartz  mines  of  California,  but  also  induced  such  a  search  afler  the 
precious  metals,  as  brought  to  light  the  gold  fields  of  Australia,  the  silver  mines  of  the 
State  of  Nevada,  and  more  recently  the  gold  and  silver  regions  of  Oregon,  Arizona, 
Montana,  Idaho,  and  the  interior  territories. 

As  soon  as  the  facts  cf  Marshall's  discovery  became  substantiated,  the  hopeful  and 
vigorous,  the  energetic  and  adventurous  youth  of  all  nations  began  to  flock  to  the 
shores  of  the  modern  El  Dorado.  The  early  part  of  1849  saw  many  thousands  on 
their  way,  and  otiicr  thousands  making  all  haste  to  set  out.  Once  arrived  within  the 
limits  of  California,  the  onpouring  wave  of  population  quickly  spread  itself  over  the 
interior  portions  of  the  State,  and,  with  eyes  shiirpened  by  an  eager  longing  for  sud- 
den fortune,  began  an  ardent  search  after  the  half  hidden  treasure  of  the  valleys  and 
foot  hills  of  the  Sierras. 

Myriads  of  ages  had  rolled  away  since  the  yellow  dust,  set  free  from  some  deeply 
rooted  vein  system,  washed,  tossed,  and  rounded  by  the  down-pouring  floods,  sank 
quietly  to  the  "  bed  rock,"  there  to  await  the  all-searching  energy  and  indomitable 
perseverance  of  the  composite  Anglo-Saxon  race. 

.  Naturally,  the  first  rude  efforts  of  novices  in  the  metallurgic  art  were  directed  to 
the  simplest  and  readiest  means  of  separating  the  precious  metal  from  the  worthless 
matter  accomi)anying  it.  Tlie  ordinary  pan,  the  rocker,  long  torn,  sluicing,  and  hy- 
draulics, as  the  art  of  mining  became  better  understood,  supplemented  and  gradually 
supplanted  the  at  first  unaided  labors  of  tlie  adventurers,  until  the  present  perfected 
means  of  crusliing  and  amalgamation  have  introduced  and  domiciled  in  the  State  a 
comprehensive  and  lasting  industry. 

Before  treating  more  at  length  of  tlm  various  methods  of  mining  for  and  reducing 
the  different  metals  with  which  the  lavish  hand  of  Nature  has  filled  the  land,  it  may 
not  be  out  of  place,  here,  briefly  and  cursorily  to  touch  upon  the  limits  and  extent  of 
the  mineral  regions  of  California.  A  glance  at  any  good  map  of  the  State  will  read- 
ily show  two  main  chains  of  mountains :  the  Coast  Range,  outlining  the  western  coast 
and  having  a  general  northwest  and  southeast  course,  and  the  Sierra  Nevada,  lying  on 
the  eastern  border  and  separating  the  States  of  California  and  Nevada.  These  two 
mountain  systems  are  parted  longitudinally  through  the  central  portions  of  the  State, 
by  the  long  valley  drained  by  the  rivers  Sacramento  and  San  Joaquin.  Towards  the 
north  and  towards  the  south  these  ranges  again  unite,  and  nowhere  at  these  points  has 
the  line  of  demarcation  between  them  been,  as  yet,  sharply  determined.  On  the  east- 
em  flanks  of  the  Sierras  are  found  the  principal  silver  regions  of  the  coast;  while  the 
western  slopes  are  the  chief  habitus  of  the  gold  quartz,  placer  deposits,  and  copper 
mines.  The  Coast  Range  has  had,  here  and  there,  some  trifling  placers  and  one  or 
two  gold  quartz  veins ;  but  its  economical  importance  is  due  more  to  its  valuable  beds 
of  coal  and  sulphur ;  its  rich  deposits  of  cinnabar  and  asphaltum ;  its  borax,  soda,  and 
petroleum  ;  as  well  as  various  minor  minerals,  lime,  gypsum,  clays,  etc. 

EXTENT   OF  THE   GOLD   REGION. 

The  gold  region  of  the  State  of  California,  embracing,  under  this  term,  all  superfi- 
cial detrital  formations  as  well  as  the  injected  or  infiltrated  system  of  gold  quartz  veins, 
may  be  said  to  extend  from  the  thirty-fourth  to  the  forty-second  parallel  of  latitude : 
a  distance  of  about  five  hundred  miles,  in  a  northwest  and  southeast  direction, 
conformably  to  the  general  trend  of  the  main  chains  of  mountains.  This  tract  of 
country  has  a  varying  width  up  to  one  hundred  miles ;  being  narrow  towards  the 
south  but  widening  out  in  the  upper  and  middle  counties,  and  embracing  an  area  of 
upwards  of  twenty  thousand  square  miles. 

The  principal  field  of  mining  operations  has,  however,  been  limited  to  the  range  of 
country  extending  from  the  lower  edge  of  the  county  of  Mariposa,  on  the  south,  to 


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the  upper  limit  of  the  county  of  Plumas  on  the  north ;  in  length  not  exceeding  two 
hundred  miles.  This  stretch  of  country  is  largely  covered  with  placer  formations, 
and  has  very  numerous  quartz  veins.  The  volcanic  scoriae  and  lavas  poured  forth 
from  the  craters  of  now  extinct  volcanoes,  have,  however,  in  many  places,  so  deeply 
overlain  the  gold  bearing  strata  as  very  materially  to  thin  out  the  regions  of  super- 
ficial exposure,  and  thereby  to  limit  the  fields  of  profitable  prospecting.  Assuming 
a  length  of  two  hundred  miles,  and  an  average  width  of  only  twenty-five  miles,  we 
have  an  auriferous  area  of  five  thousand  square  tniles  in  the  central  part  of  the  State. 
Added  to  this  area  the  mining  region  centering  around  Clear  Creek,  in  Kern  County, 
and  a  comparatively  unexplored  tract  of  country  in  the  northern  part  of  the  State,  in 
the  counties  of  Shasta,  Siskiyou,  Trinity,  etc.,  and  we  have  a  gold  bearing  zone  suflH- 
ciently  large  to  warrant  the  probability  of  realizing  from  the  State,  for  centuries  to 
come,  a  very  considerable  gold  product. 

The  gold  belt  extends  tiirough  California  into  Oregon,  and  probably  thence  through 
British  Columbia  into  the  Russian  Possessions. 

Both  the  northern  and  southern  counties  of  the  State  have  been  retarded  in  their 
development  by  causes,  which  year  by  year  are  giving  way  to  conditions  more  favor- 
able to  enterprise.  The  former  are,  as  compared  with  the  central  counties,  diflUcult 
of  access ;  are  inhabited  by  a  hardy  and  warlike  race  of  Indians,  and  are  largely 
covered  with  eruptive  volcanic  matter.  The  latter,  comprising  very  nearly  one-half 
of  the  superficial  area  of  the  State,  have,  in  like  manner,  been  but  little  explored. 

Water  is  in  many  places  with  difficulty  attainable  ;  the  great  Mojave  Desert  fills  a 
considerable  portion  of  the  counties  San  Bernardino  and  San  Diego ;  and  the  most 
valuable  lands  are  covered  by  Spanish  grants,  so  that  but  trifling  inducements  are 
offered  to  tiie  settler  or  prospector. 

The  many  millions  of  gold,  which  California  has  contributed  to  stimulate  the  pro- 
ductive industry  of  the  world,  have  been  derived  from  three  classes  of  deposit,  viz : 
the  Superficial  Placers,  the  Deep  Placers,  and  the  Quartz  Veins. 

In  the  early  history  of  the  country,  enterprise  contented  itself  with  those  of  the 
first  class  ;  mainly,  because,  besides  a  pick,  shovel,  pan,  and  rocker,  no  other  capital 
was  required — saving  and  except  a  strong  arm  and  an  adventurous  disposition. 
Fabulous  stories  of  the  richness  of  banks  and  bars  have  come  down  to  us,  which  have, 
doubtless,  lost  no  roundness  of  proportion  while  passing  from  mouth  to  mouth.  That 
many  nuggets,  weighing  each  a  number  of  pounds,  were  discovered,  is,  however,  a 
matter  of  authentic  history.  Most  of  them  were  melted  down  and  turned  to  imme- 
diate practical  account,  instead  of  finding  their  resting  places  on  the  shelves  of  Gov- 
ernment or  private  cabinets. 

Now  that  the  mineral  interests  of  the  United  States  have  attained  so  great  a  prom- 
inence and  bid  fair  to  exercise  an  ever-increasing  influence  on  the  national  economy, 
it  is  time  that  steps  be  taken  by  the  authorities  to  continue  to  collect  and  publish 
reliable  statistics  of  production;  estimates  of  yield  and  profit,  and  detailed  maps  of 
the  mining  localities  ;  and  further,  to  establish  technical  schools  for  instruction  in  the 
various  branches  of  mining  for  the  precious  and  useful  metals  and  minerals,  somewhat 
similar  in  plan  and  scope  to  the  mining  schools  of  Saxony  and  France. 

The  superficial  placers  have  furnished  the  capital  which  has  been  expended  with 
such  reckless  energy,  not,  however,  always  combined  with  the  best  of  judgment,  to 
develop  the  resources  of  California  and  the  other  States  and  Territories  on  its 
borders. 

I'LACKUS. 

The  term  "  placer "  is  derived  from  the  Spanish,  in  which  language  it  is  used 
to  designate  merely  such  surface  deposits  as  yield  up  the  precious  metal  by  a 
simple  washing  in  a  "  batea  "  (species  of  pan).  The  genius  of  the  America"  mmer 
has,  however,  greatly  extended  the  significance  of  the  term,  and  has  rendered  valuable 
vast  fields  of  auriferous  earth  containing  too  small  a  per  centage  of  gold  to  be  worth 
the  saving  by  the  slow  and  laborious  methods  of  washing  practiced  by  the  Mexicans. 


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These  deposits,  embracing  under  the  generic  term  of  placers  both  the  loosely 
aggregated  earthy  particles  and  the  compact  cement,  are  evidently  the  result  of  the 
disintegration  of  certain  primitive  quartz  veins,  through  the  eroding  action  of  water. 
The  auriferous  detritus  thus  formed  was  deposited  along  the  borders  of  inland  lakes, 
on  the  shores  of  former  seas,  or  found  its  resting  place  in  the  channels  of  now  extinct 
water  courses,  where  pressed  upon  for  aeons  by  volcanic  matter,  either  scoriaceous  or 
liquid,  it  has  hardened  into  a  species  of  conglomerate  so  tenacious  as  to  require  for  its 
disintegration  the  use  of  stamps.  The  simple  surface  deposits  have  been  found  over 
a  very  extended  area,  and  at  altitudes  above  the  sea  varying  from  1,000  to  5,000  feet. 

We  find  auriferous  earth  more  or  less  valuable  as  far  south  as  San  Bernardino  and 
Los  Angeles  counties,  in  Holcomb  Valley,  Lytle  Creek,  the  foot-hills  of  the  San 
Fernando  Mountains,  in  San  Frnncisquito  Caiion,  and  some  other  points  in  the  Coast 
Range  in  the  lower  half  of  the  State.  Inside  th^se  mountains,  in  places  on  the  rivers 
Kings  and  Kern,  in  Kern  County.  Further  north,  along  the  coast,  placers  of  some 
value  are  reported  in  Monterey  County  near  the  Mission  San  Antonio ;  these  have 
been  purchased  and  are  to  be  worked  by  one  of  the  Chinese  companies.  Traces  of 
gold  are  to  be  found  in  San  Mateo  County,  and  in  Saucelito  in  Marin  County. 
Placer  deposits  have  been  j-eported  also  in  Mendocino  County. 

Not  the  least  curious  of  the  various  forms  of  gold  detritus  are  the  so-called  "Sailor's 
Diggings,"  located  on  the  sea-shore,  two  and  a  half  miles  south  of  Crescent  City,  in 
Del  Norte — the  northwosternmost  county  of  the  State.  These  deposits,  under  the 
name  of  the  "  Gold  Beach,"  gave  rise  to  a  great  excitement  in  the  year  1854,  which 
caused  an  exodus  of  the  more  credulous  portion  of  the  mining  population ;  only  to 
return  after  having,  by  a  personal  inspection,  dissipated  the  illusion.  This  formed  one 
of  those  migratory  movements,  which,  fortunately,  are  becoming  year  by  year  of  less 
frequent  occurrence,  and  exercise  a  less  marked  effect  on  the  permanent  prosperity 
of  the  State. 

In  these  diggings,  the  pay  dirt  or  sand  extends  back  from  the  ©cean  in  places  a 
distance  of  one  hundred  yards,  and  claims  have  beei>  located  along  the  shore  for  many 
miles.  The  pay  stratum  does  not  appear  to  be  constant  either  in  richness  or  locality, 
but  varies  with  the  state  of  tides,  currents,  etc.  The  gold  is  saved  by  washing  in  long 
toms,  six  by  four  feet,  having  near  the  upper  end  a  sieve  made  of  perforated  sheet- 
iron,  and  underneath  a  series  of  amalgamated  copper  plates. 

In  the  most  northerly  counties.  Trinity,  Shasta,  and  Siskiyou,  placers  are  still 
worked,  and  new  discoveries  are  reported — particularly  in  the  vicinity  of  Yreka,  on 
Humbug  and  Cottonwood  Creeks,  Siskiyou. 

The  central  counties,  from  Mariposa  to  Plumas,  inclusive,  have  had  the  most  ex- 
tensive and  most  lucrative  surface  diggings.  These  deposits  have  been  mainly  worked 
out  and  have  fallen  into  the  hands  of  the  Chinese,  who  patiently  and  laboriously 
glean  over  tlie  fields  abandoned  by  the  whites.  This  people  are  contented  with  a 
small  return  for  their  l^.^ors ;  but  their  contributions,  small  in  themselves  individually, 
nevertheless  make  up  for  the  whole  State  a  very  considerable  aggregate.  Within 
three  years  after  the  discovery  at  Coloma,  the  gold  produced  from  the  supei-ficial 
placet's  alone  amounted  to  an  annual  average  of  over  60,000,000  of  dollars ;  and  the 
year  1853  saw  the  highest  amount  produced  in  the  State.  So  intense  was  the  search 
after  this  species  of  mines  and  so  numerous  the  seekers,  that  the  richest  deposits  were 
soon  exhausted,  and  the  rocker  and  long-tom  became  incapable  of  washing  a  sutflciency 
of  low-grade  earth  to  return  a  profit. 

The  necessities  of  the  case  spoke  loudly  to  tiie  inventive  genius  of  the  gold-seekers, 
and  the  method  of  mining  called  "  Hydraulics"  sprang  into  existence,  which  has  con- 
tinued to  offer  a  profitable  field  for  enterprise  up  to  the  present  day. 

HTDRAULIC   DIGGINGS. 

Under  the  head  hydraulic  diggings  are  to  be  embraced  all  those  varieties  of 
placer  deposits  which  are  worked  by  large  bodies  of  water,  with  the  help  of 
flumes,  ditches,  etc. — in   its  more  restricted   sense,  the  term  is  applied  to  those 


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accumulations  of  auriferous  detritus  which  may  be  disintegrated  and  washed  down 
by  the  force  of  streams  of  water  issuing  from  contracted  orifices  under  a  very  high 
hydraulic  pressure.  This  species  of  washing  is  chiefly  used  for  working  the  hills 
and  deep  placers,  or  cement  diggings.  The  quantity  of  water  requisite  for  the 
purposes  of  hydraulics  could  not  be  supplied  at  all  points,  either  by  damming  the 
streams  or  forming  reservoirs  by  collecting  the  winter's  rains ;  and  hence,  in  order  to 
work  large  fields  of  auriferous  earth  distant  from  a  water  supply,  there  was  built  an 
intricate  and  extensive  system  of  canals,  flumes,  and  ditches.  Large  capitals  were 
embarked  in  these  enterprises,  and  water  was  brought  from  the  High  Sierra  to  wash 
the  earth  of  the  foot-hills.  Costly  excavations,  lofty  flumes,  and  many  miles  of  ditcher 
attest  the  giant  energy  of  the  early  gold-seekers.  The  water  thus  turned  to  economic 
uses,  was  made  to  perform,  under  the  guidance  of  man,  precisely  the  same  kind  of 
labor  as  the  streams  of  ages  had  performed  in  the  vast  laboratory  of  nature.  The 
heavier  particles  of  gold  dust,  obedient  to  the  laws  of  gravity,  settled  themselves  on 
the  bottoms  of  the  sluice-boxes,  which  were  fltted  with  blocks  of  wood,  rounded  stones, 
rifiles,  quicksilver,  etc.,  to  detain  the  precious  dust,  while  the  lighter  and  less  valuable 
particles  were  borne  down  by  the  current. 

Various  ingenious  contrivances,  undercurrents,  etc.,  etc.,  were  adopted,  all  having 
in  view  a  more  thorough  saving  of  the  gold. 

In  many  of  the  central  counties,  the  bare  and  unsightly  hills  which  disfigure  the 
landscape  bear  witness  to  the  prodigious  wearing  power  of  these  artificial  water- 
courses impinging  against  the  hill-sides  with  the  terrific  force  due  to  a  head  of  two 
or  three  hundred  feet.  Frequent  accidents  have  arisen  from  the  unexpected  detach- 
ing of  large  masses  from  the  higher  portions  of  the  hills ;  and  in  some  instances  the 
ground  has  been  so  cut  away  as  to  give  rise  to  very  extensive  land  slides,  as  lately 
happened  at  Deadwood,  in  Siskiyou  County — the  mountains  above  that  place,  for  a 
distance  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  yards  in  length,  and  nearly  as  many  in  breadth, 
slid  downwards  into  the  bed  of  the  creek,  completely  blocking  it  up,  and  forming  a 
dam  which  filled  with  water  to  a  depth  of  sixty  feet,  and  temporarily  covered  up  a 
large  number  of  claims. 

A  very  interesting  center  of  hydraulic  diggings  is  at  Ma  ^nita  Hill,  near  North 
San  Juan,  Nevada  County.  Here,  perhaps  the  heaviest  blast  for  mining  purposes,  of 
which  we  have  any  record,  was  discharged  during  the  present  year,  with  the  object 
of  loosening  the  hard  ground  before  hydraulicing.  A  drift  was  run  into  the  hill  a 
distance  of  ninety  feet,  from  the  ends  of  which  wings  were  extended  at  right  angles 
some  sixty  feet ;  five  hundred  and  ten  kegs  of  powder  were  placed  in  the  tunnel,  the 
entrance  clostly  tamped,  and  the  charge  fired.  A  dull  report  broke  upon  the  ear, 
and  a  mass  of  earth,  one  hundred  and  fifty  feet  deep,  two  hundred  feet  wide,  and 
three  hundred  feet  long,  rose  a  short  distance  into  the  air,  and  fell  back  thoroughly 
disintegrated  and  in  a  fit  condition  for  washing. 

Still  another  species  of  hydraulic  working  consists  in  running  long  drifts  under  the 
hills,  in  order  to  tap  the  very  extensive  accumulations  of  auriferous  gravel  in  the 
beds  of  ancient  lakes  and  water-courses,  which  have  been  covered  by  volcanic  matter 
and  alluvium.  These  drifts  vary  in  length,  from  a  few  hundreds  to  several  thousands 
of  feet,  and  have  been  driven,  many  of  them,  at  a  cost  of  thousands  of  dollars,  and 
four,  five,  and  even  six  years'  continuous  labor.  They  must  frequently  be  blasted  the 
entire  distance,  through  hard  bed-rock ;  they  rise  from  the  mouth  inwardly,  with  a 
grade  of  one  in  twelve  to  one  in  twenty,  and,  in  coming  in  under  the  gravel,  are 
intended  to  be  from  fifty  to  one  hundred  feet  below  the  lowest  point  of  the  deposit. 
Very  frequently  the  work  of  years  is  rendered  abortive  from  a  miscalculation  as  to 
the  exact  locality  of  the  gravel,  and  a  lower  gallery  must  be  driven  in  before  the  work 
of  hydraulicing  can  begin.  In  cases  where  a  connection  cannot  be  made  with  a 
neighbci'ing  claim,  it  is  frequently  necessary  to  run  a  supplementary  tunnel  for  ven- 
tilation, or  for  the  purpose  of  not  interrupting  work  while  cleaning  up  the  sluicns ;  it 
being  necessary  during  this  operation  merely  to  turn  the  current  from  one  tunnel  into 
the  other.     From  the  end  of  the  gallery  a  shaft  is  driven  upwards  to  the  deposit. 


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The  pay  dirt  is  either  carried  from  the  tunnel  by  tramway — the  excavation  taking 
place  after  the  manner  of  working  a  horizontal  coal  bed,  or  the  tunnel  itself  is  made 
to  serve  as  a  sluice  way,  the  boxes  being  set  up  throughout  its  entire  length,  and  often 
extending  far  beyond  its  mouth.  Where  the  gravel  does  not  lie  too  deeply,  the  shaft 
is  made  to  serve  the  purpose  of  a  huge  funnel,  down  and  through  which  the  entire 
surface  of  the  hill  is  hurled,  disintegrated  by  the  fall,  and  washed  into  the  sluice  boxes. 
A  representative  center  of  this  species  of  mining  is  at  Smartsville,  in  Yuba  County, 
eighteen  miles  from  Marysville.  There  are  a  number  of  hydraulic  claims  in  this 
vicinity,  the  mo.st  celebrated  of  which  is  the  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Company.  This 
claim  was  opened  by  a  tunnel,  started  in  1855 ;  it  is  reported  to  have  yielded,  since 
Marcl  1864,  the  gross  amount  of  over  $600,000.  A  new  tunnel,  sixty  feet  deeper, 
has  been  started,  in  order  more  thoroughly  to  wash  the  bed-rock.  The  sluice-boxes 
are  over  3,000  feet  long;  a  cleaning  up  is  made  eight  or  nine  times  in  the  year,  from 
each  of  which  there  are  obtained  varying  amounts,  up  to  $50,000.  One  of  the  largest 
incomes  derived  from  mining,  for  1865,  is  credited  to  the  principal  owner  in  this  claim. 
The  returns  from  this  species  of  mining  are  often  very  great  from  the  accumulations 
of  dirt  mined  during  the  dry  season,  the  washings  of  which  for  a  few  week:*  often 
yield  $100,000,  and  upwards;  while  it  is  by  no  means  uncommon  for  the  less  im- 
portant claims  to  clean  up  from  a  few  hundreds  to  fifteen  or  twenty  thousand.  The 
Live  Yankee  claim,  at  Forest  City,  is  reported  to  have  paid  over  $3,000,000.  The 
importance  of  the  washings  will  be  better  understood  by  the  statement  of  the  fact, 
that  nearly  all  the  gold  produced  on  the  coast  has  been  obtained  in  this  way ;  and  even 
in  California,  until  within  a  year  or  two,  fully  two-thirds  is  due  to  the  washings,  since 
only  comparatively  recently  has  the  quartz  vein  and  cement  interest  obtained  a  prom- 
inence, justly  their  due,  as  the  main  source  of  supply  for  permanent  workings.  The 
field  of  hydraulics  is  very  nearly  co-extensive  with  the  gold  belt,  and  gives  employ- 
ment, during  the  rainy  season,  to  a  large  number  of  hands.  The  beds  of  auriferous 
gravel  vary  in  thickness,  often  having  a  depth  of  eighty  to  one  hundred  feet,  and  in 
places  as  much  as  two  hundred  and  fifty  feet.  The  bo<ly  of  the  deposit  is  composed 
of  rounded  quartz  pebbles,  pieces  of  greenstone  and  other  rocks,  mixed  with  sand  and 
clayey  matters,  and  forming  a  very  peculiar  species  of  conglomerate.  In  places 
where  these  gravel  beds  have  been  covered  up,  often  to  a  depth  of  several  hundred 
feet,  the  conglomerate  has  been  hardened  into  a  species  of  cement,  the  richest .  of 
which  has  been  found  in  what  is  known  as  the  Blue  Lead. 

The  Blue  Lead,  and  similar  deposits,  have  been  found,  from  time  to  time,  occupy- 
ing a  belt  of  country  two  to  three  miles  wide,  and  extending  from  Feather  River,  on 
the  north,  to  the  Tuolumne  River,  on  the  south.  Sufficient  data  are  not  at  hand  to  trace 
out,  with  any  degree  of  accuracy,  the  channels  of  this  preadamite  river  system.  This 
is  part  of  the  plan  of  the  geological  survey  of  the  State,  which  will,  in  due  time,  map 
out  the  entire  network  of  vein,  channel  and  placers.  The  task  undertaken  by  Professor 
Whitney  and  his  assistants  is  but  faintly  understood  by  the  general  public,  and  the 
accuracy  and  completeness  of  the  work  already  done  is  not  yet  appreciated. 

The  gravel  beds  of  the  southern  mining  districts  appear  to  have  been  formed  in 
rivers,  whose  courses  followed  the  same  direction  as  the  present  rivers,  while  those  of 
the  northern  mines  appear  to  have  run  at  right  angles. 

The  Blue  Lead  is  supposed  to  run  entirely  through  Nevada  County,  to  Gold  Run, 
in  Placer  County.  It  carries  a  width  of  from  thirty  to  one  hundred  feet,  and  upwards. 
Cement  deposits  are  found  at  Forest  Hill,  in  Piacer ;  near  Folsom,  in  Sacramento ; 
near  Placerville,  in  £1  Dorado ;  near  Mokelumne  Hill,  in  Calaveras,  and  under  Table 
Mountain,  in  Tuolumne.  The  stratum  immediately  next  to  the  bed-rock  is  naturally 
the  richest,  from  four  to  seven  feet  of  which  will  pay  for  crushing  under  stamps. 
Many  of  the  cement  claims,  until  recently  deemed  worked  out,  have  returned  gratify- 
ing results  from  crushing.  The  amount  pulverized  under  each  stamp  is  very  large ; 
and  in  order  to  prevent  clogging  up  the  screens,  a  portion  of  the  bed-rock  is  stamped 
along  with  the  cement.     In  certain  of  the  hydraulic  claims,  he  upper  and  poorer 


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portions  of  the  gravel  are  washed  down  by  the  force  of  water,  leaving  the  more  indu- 
rated cement  to  be  treated  in  a  mill. 

The  report  of  George  Black,  M.  E.,  of  San  Francisco,  1864,  gives  some  computa- 
tions whereby  a  better  conception  may  be  obtained  of  the  extent  and  richness  of  the 
deep  placers.  Speaking  of  the  hydraulic  diggings  between  the  South  and  Middle 
Yuba,  he  estimates  the  ground  supplied  with  water  by  the  Middle  Yuba  Canal  Com- 
pany at  five  miles  in  length,  three  hundred  and  fifty  yards  average  width,  and  forty  yards 
average  depth.  These  figures  give  a  grand  total  of  123,000,000  cubic  yards;  of  this 
amount,  only  eight  per  cent,  was  worked  out  in'  twelve  years,  the  average  yield  of 
which,  as  saved,  was  thirty  to  forty-five  cents  per  cubic  yard  :  hence,  this  mass  of  au- 
riferous earth  would  yield  over  $38,000,000.  But  the  total  area  of  the  gravel  deposits 
worked  on  the  ridge  is  estimated  to  be  equal  to  fifteen  square  miles,  which,  assuming 
a  like  average  width  and  thickness,  would  contain,  at  thirty  cents  per  cubic  yard,  the 
enormous  sum  of  nearly  $550,000,000.  Mr.  Black  makes  some  interesting  estimates  of 
the  cost  of  manipulating  one  cubic  yard  of  auriferous  earth;  assuming  that  the  wages 
of  the  miners  are  four  dollars  per  day,  which  sum,  for  the  purposes  of  comparison, 
serves  as  well  as  the  lower  rates  of  the  present  time :  with  the  ordinary  pan,  $20.00 ; 
with  the  rocker,  $5.00;  with  the  long-torn,  $1.00;  and  by  hydraulics,  twenty  cents. 

The  chief  expense  attending  this  species  of  mining,  after  the  deposit  has  once  been 
reached,  consists  in  the  sums  paid  for  water.  Successful  claims  consume,  on  the 
average,  from  twenty  to  thirty  per  cent,  of  the  gross  yield,  for  running  expenses.  The 
fascination  in  this  species  of  mining  is  kept  up  through  long  years  of  doubt  and  sus- 
pense, by  the  hopes  of  striking,  sooner  or  later,  some  rich  spots  in  the  channel. 
Undertakings  of  this  character,  owing  to  the  sinuosities  in  the  river's  bed,  or  breaks 
in  its  course,  or  miscalculations,  often  terminate  unfortunately :  so  that  this  species  of 
mining  cannot  arrogate  to  itself  any  peculiar  immunity  from  the  risks  usually 
attending  underground  explorations. 

A  class  of  gold-bearing  rock  (which  may  be  said  to  form  a  connecting  link  between 
placer  and  vein  mining)  has  lately  attained  considerable  prominence.  In  the  County 
of  Placer,  some  five  miles  from  Lincoln,  there  crops  out  a  deposit  of  soft  and  decom- 
posed matter,  some  two  hundred  feet  broad,  and  eight  hundred  feet  long.  At  the 
time  of  the  copper  excitement,  a  large  number  of  hills,  somewhat  similar  in  external 
characteristics,  were  located,  and  worked  for  copper,  generally  without  finding  that 
metal  in  remunerative  quantities.  The  surface  rock  bears  considerable  resemblance 
to  the  gozzan  of  the  copper  veins.  After  the  original  holders  had  explored  the  hill 
for  copper  to  no  purpose,  it  fell  into  the  hands  of  Mr.  Harpending,  who,  observing  a 
marked  similarity  between  this  deposit  and  others  in  Mexico,  known  to  be  prolific  in 
gold,  gave  up  the  search  after  copper,  and  erected  a  mill  for  stamping  the  ore,  after 
the  manner  of  a  quartz  vein.  The  entire  mass  of  the  hill,  as  far  as  exposed,  pros- 
pects largely  in  coarse  gold.  So  soft  is  the  rock,  and  so  large  the  deposit,  that  each 
stamp  can  doubtless  crush  several  tons.  On  the  line  of  the  copper  belt,  we  hear  of 
the  discovery  of  similar  masses  of  decomposed  rocky  matters,  in  Yuba,  Placer, 
and  Calaveras  counties. 

QUARTZ     VKINS. 

The  injected  or  infiltrated  quartz  vein  system  forms  the  basis  from  whence  were 
derived  all  the  other  deposits  of  gold  bearing  detritus.  As  such,  they  offer  a 
permanent  field  of  remunerative  enterprise ;  a  better  acquaintance  with  which,  on 
the  part  of  the  entire  community,  will  serve  only  to  excite  a  still  greater  interest  in 
their  exploitations.  Most  fortunately  for  California,  speculative  mining  has  hardly 
obtained  a  foothold  within  her  borders ;  and  her  people,  quick  to  learn  from  the  harsh 
experiences  of  the  past,  have  begun  to  turn  a  more  critical  glance  at  the  mineral 
resources  within  her  limits,  and  to  regard  as  a  vital  element  in  mining  ventures  an 
estimate  of  minimum  yield  and  maximum  cost,  and  from  the  comparison  to  deduce 
the  margin  for  profit. 

The  region  for  quartz  mining  has,  until  recently,  been  confined  chiefly  to  the  tier 


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of  counties  extending  from  Fresno  on  the  south  to  Shasta  on  ih"  north,  and 
following  the  line  of  the  foot-hills  on  the  western  slopes  of  the  Sierras.  New 
districts  are  being  opened  and  worked  in  the  northern  and  southern  portions  of  the 
State.  The  mines  of  Kern  County,  of  which  the  town  of  Havilah  is  the  county  seat, 
have  been  attracting  considerable  attention,  under  the  name  of  the  Clear  Creek 
mining  district.  This  stream  is  a  tributary  to  Kern  river — coming  in  from  the 
south.  The  mines  of  Clear  Creek  proper  are  included  in  a  strip  of  country  one  mile 
wide  and  about  four  miles  long.  They  are  situated  on  the  eastern  side  of  the  slope 
lying  west  of  Havilah,  and  within  a  distance  of  three  miles  of  the  town.  The 
couniry  rock  is  chiefly  granite,  which  near  the  surface  has  been  much  disintegrated 
by  the  action  of  the  elements,  and  hence  permits  an  easy  extraction  and  crushing 
until  the  permanent  water  level  is  reached  ;  at  which  point  the  rock  becomes  harder 
and  more  dilflcult  to  manipulate.  Some  500  to  800  locations  have  been  made ;  but 
not  more  than  a  dozen  claims  are  reported  as  being  actively  and  remuneratively  at 
work.  Tiiere  are  several  other  districts  in  the  county,  owners  in  which  feel  sanguine 
of  good  results  so  soon  as  the  quickening  hand  of  capital  shall  be  stretched  forth  to 
assist  in  their  exploitation. 

Hence,  northwardly  on  the  great  quartz  belt,  the  first  important  mining  region 
is  in  the  county  of  Maiiposa.  A  quartz  mill  was  constructed  in  this  county  as  early 
as  1850,  and  the  year  following  the  first  mill  was  built  at  Grass  Valley,  Nevada 
County.  The  southern  mines,  notwithstanding  that  they  were  started  earliier  than 
the  northern  mines,  have  in  the  last  few  years  been  steadily  outstripped  by  the  latter. 
Recent  developments  in  the  Josephine  mine,  on  the  Mariposa  estate,  and  the  activity 
displayed  round  the  various  mining  centers  of  Tuolumne  County,  give  promise  of  a 
brighter  future  fur  the  lower  half  of  the  mining  field.  The  great  mother  vein 
of  California  commences  in  Mariposa,  follows  more  or  less  nearly  the  general  trend 
of  the  Sierras,  and  finally  passes  out  of  the  State  at  its  northern  limit.  It  is  distinctly 
traceable,  by  its  outcrop,  for  a  distance  of  nearly  100  miles  from  Mariposa  into  El 
Dorado  County  ;  being  thus  the  longest  quartz  vein  of  which  we  have  any  record. 
Northwardly,  in  the  counties  of  Nevada,  Sierra  and  Plumas,  the  quartz  belt  appears 
to  approach  a  more  nearly  north  and  south  direction.  The  course  of  the  quartz  vein 
is  by  no  means  to  be  followed  over  every  mile  of  the  spaces  between  its  points  of 
outcrop.  Nor  are  the  productive  mines  confined  to  the  line  of  the  mother  vein  itself; 
but  the  parallel  formations  of\en  carry  valuable  lodes.  The  country  rock  is  mostly 
slate,  to  whose  dip  and  direction  the  quartz  veins  are  generally  conformable ;  although 
they  sometimes  run  at  right  angles  to  the  stratification.  Some  of  the 
best  mines  have  been  found  in  greenstone,  granite  and  metamorphic  sandi^tune,  and 
even  in  limestone ;  so  that  the  country  rock  cannot  be  taken  as  conclusive  evidence 
either  for  or  against  the  probability  of  persistence  in  depth  and  richness.  In  size 
the  lodes  vary  from  a  few  inches  to  forty  feet  and  upwards,  with  a  likewise  varying 
yield ;  although,  as  a  rule,  the  per  centage  of  gold,  relatively  to  the  mass,  is  greater 
in  the  small  than  in  the  large  veins.  The  distribution  of  the  pay  portion  is  by  no 
means  uniform ;  nor  is  the  entire  vein  mass  worthy,  under  present  conditions,  of 
being  passed  through  the  mill.  The  best  mines  of  Europe  seldom  extract,  even  for 
the  purposes  of  concentration,  more  than  one-third  the  matter  contained  between  their 
walls ;  and  the  valuable  ore  here,  as  elsewhere,  is  distributed  in  shoots,  chimneys, 
kidneys,  or  cuneiform  masses,  often  having  a  very  marked  and  persistent  dip  and  direc- 
tion :  and  it  is  upon  the  extent  and  richness  of  these  zones  of  ore  in  the  vein  that 
the  value  of  a  quartz  mine  chiefly  depends.  An  acquaintance  with  the  true  char- 
acter of  ore  bearing  deposits  can  be  of  no  disadvantage  to,  and  will  advance  rather 
than  retard,  legitimate  mining  investments.  Nor  are  the  best  mines  confined  to  a 
northerly  and  southerly  direction ;  indeed,  some  of  the  best  mines  in  the  township 
of  Grass  Valley,  which  locality  is  at  present  the  main  focus  of  profitable  vein 
mining,  have  an  east  and  west  course.  It  will  be  impossible  in  the  limits  of  a  single 
paper  to  treat  at  length  of  all  the  localities  of  mining ;  the  centers  only  can  be 
touched  upon,  and  these,  commencing  on  the  south,  may  be  enumerated  as  follows :  The 


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Mariposa  eslnte,  Hite's  Cove  and  Coulterville,  in  Mariposa  County ;  thence  north,  in 
Tuolumne  County,  at  Soulabyville,  Jamestown  and  Sonora ;  in  Calaveras,  at  Carson 
Hill,  Angel's  Ciimp,  San  Andreas,  West  Point  and  Mokelumne  Hill ;  in  Amador, 
at  Jacknion,  Sutter  and  Amador ;  in  El  Dorado,  near  Placerville ;  in  Placer,  near 
Auburn ;  in  Nevada,  at  Grass  Valley,  Nevada  City  and  Meadow  Lake  ;  in  Sierra, 
near  Downieville ;  in  Plumas,  at  Indian  Valley,  etc.  New  locations  are  being  made 
continually  throughout  the  gold  belt;  while  around  the  centers  of  greatest  past 
yield  an  ever  incrcat>ing  enthusiasm  has  been  called  into  being.  For  example, 
from  the  Ist  of  January  to  the  8th  of  October,  of  the  present  yeor,  10,351  claims, 
averaging  100  feet  each,  were  recorded  in  Nevada  County  alone  ;  and  that,  too,  in  a 
region  where  quartz  mining  has  been  profitably  carried  on  for  many  years. 

The'  most  interesting  mine  in  the  State  is,  for  many  reasons,  the  Eureka,  of 
Amador  County ;  which,  with  the  adjoining  mine,  the  Badger,  is  the  property  of  Mr. 
A.  Hayward.  This  mine  is  located  on  the  great  mother  vein,  at  the  point  of  junc- 
tion of  the  slates  and  greenstone,  and  is  therefore  of  the  nature  of  a  contact  vein  ; 
that  it  is  a  true  Assure  vein  as  well,  is  not  negatived  by  the  fact  that  the  crevice  was 
formed  between  two  rocks  of  different  character:  for,  other  things  being  equal,  that  is 
precisely  the  point  at  which  we  should  expect  the  occurrence  of  a  fissure.  The 
lode  carries  a  varying  width  up  to  26  feet  in  the  Eureka,  and  40  feet  in  the  Badger. 
The  upper  workings  did  not  pay  very  largely;  the  average  yield,  at  600  feet,  as 
stated  by  the  Geological  Survey,  being  a  trifle  over  $10  per  ton.  In  spite, 
however,  of  all  drawbacks,  its  present  owner  battled  persistently'  until  the  mine  now 
occupies  as  favorable  a  position  as  any  in  the  State.  At  a  depth  of  1,250  feet,  the 
vein  is  large  and  carries  a  very  high  per  centage  of  free  gold.  The  gross  yield  from 
this  mine  has  doubtless  been  very  great ;  but  the  owner  has  not,  as  far  as  known, 
published  any  authoritative  statement  as  to  average  yield  or  gross  returns.  That 
the  mine  has  improved  in  depth,  is  evident  to  the  most  superficial  observer ;  and 
the  present  average  yield  is  probably  from  $20  to  $30  per  ton.  This  mine  is  remark- 
able as  being  the  deepest  gold  mine  in  California,  and  probably  in  the  world  ;  and, 
OS  proving  that  the  gold  mines  of  this  State,  at  least,  are  persistent  in  depth, 
it  merits  detailed  description  and  observation.  The  old  time  theory,  that  gold 
mines  would  not  contain  pay  ore  at  greater  depths  than  250  feet  from  the  surface, 
has  been  most  emphatically  disproved  by  dozens  of  mines  on  our  quartz  belt; 
and,  as  the  facts  now  show,  we  may  anticipate  centuries  of  profitable  returns 
from  this  source.  The  pay  chimney  in  the  Eureka  and  Badger,  which  for  the 
purposes  of  description  may  be  taken  as  one  mine,  does  not  exceed  600  feet,  including 
the  barren  zone  between  them.  The  expenses  of  mining  are  very  materially  diminished, 
owing  to  the  very  slight  flow  of  water  into  the  shaft :  this  is  due  to  the  fact  that  the 
eastern  wall  is  formed  of  the  more  compact  rock,  which  is  impermeable  by  the  waters 
of  the  High  Sierra.  The  western  wall  is  composed  of  crumbled  quartz,  and  fatty, 
black  and  decomposed  slates,  called  by  the  miners  "  the  gouge."  This  gouge 
contains  iron  pyrites  and  some  free  gold — not  in  sufficient  quantities  to  be  workable. 
Owing  to  the  pressure  from  above,  the  soft  matter  of  the  western  wall  is  gradu- 
ally creeping  inwards,  and  will  ultimately  All  up  the  spaces  from  whence  the  quartz 
was  stoped.  The  vein  is  nearly  vertical ;  sufficient  ore  is  raised  to  supply  two  mills 
aggregating  56  stamps  :  the  one,  of  40  stamps,  driven  by  water  a  part  of  the  year, 
and  by  steam  when  the  supply  of  water  runs  short;  and  the  other,  of  16  stamps, 
driven  by  water  alone.  The  amalgamation  is  performed  inside  the  batteries,  from 
whence  the  pulp  passes  over  shaking  tables  lined  with  copper  plates.  The  per  centage 
of  sulphurets  in  the  ore  is  small,  and  no  especial  pains  is  taken  to  save  them. 

Each  one  of  the  mining  counties  has  had  mines  which  have  produced  very  largely, 
but  the  counties,  in  the  order  of  prominence,  are,  Nevada,  Amador,  Tuolumne,  Sierra, 
and  Plumas.  The  county  of  Mariposa  has  been,  of  late,  a  point  of  diminished  in- 
terest, owing  to  the  ill-success  of  some  of  the  mines  on  the  Mariposa  estate.  Recent 
developments,  and  better  jiethods  of  working,  give  hopes  of  improvement.  The 
Mariposa  Mine,  an  east  and  west  lode  in  the  lower  portion  of  the  grant,  has  had  a 


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number  of  rich  pockets,  from  one  of  which  a  yield  of  $75,000  m  reported.  Another, 
the  Princeton,  near  the  center,  haa  yielded  between  two  and  three  niillions ;  and  at 
the  north,  the  Pine  Tree  and  Josephine  have  aggregated  a  very  large  sum.  The 
mines  of  this  county  are  by  ni>  means  c-o  iflned  to  the  limits  of  the  grant ;  and  the 
popular  belief  that  such  is  the  cise,  has,  doubtless,  exerted  a  depressing  infiuunce  on 
the  mines  and  mining  interests  of  that  section. 

A  few  of  the  more  prominent  mines  northwards,  are  the  Raw  Hide,  Soulsby,  App, 
Golden  Rule,  etc.,  of  Tuolumne ;  the  Cnrsvtn  Hill  mines,  and  those  of  Angel's  Camp, 
in  Calaveras — the  former  of  which  are  ct'ebnited  for  their  once  fabulously  ilch 
pockets ;  the  Hay  ward,  Bigelow,  Oneida,  Ktystone,  Seaton,  etc.,  of  Amador ;  the 
Sierra  Buttes,  in  Sierra  County  ;  the  Indian  Valley  mines,  of  Plumas  ;  the  Placer- 
ville  and  Georgetown  mines,  of  El  Dorado.  At  the  IVoodside  mine,  near  the  last 
mentioned  town,  there  is  reported  the  discovery  of  a  mass  of  gold  weighing  one  hun- 
dred pounds  and  upwards  ;  and  last  and  most  prominent,  the  Nevada  County  mines 
at  Grass  Valley  and  Nevada  City. 

The  average  width  of  the  veins  of  Nevada  County  is  probably  less  than  that  of 
the  lodes  in  the  other  quartz  mining  counties,  but  they  fully  make  up  for  their  dimin- 
ished size  by  an  enlarged  average  yield.  The  country  rock  is  chiefly  hard  and  com- 
pact greenstone  and  granite,  which,  combined  with  the  narrowness  of  the  veins, 
increase?  the  expense  of  extraction  over  the  large  veins  in  the  softer  slates.  The 
mine  which  has  of  late  attracted  the  most  attention  in  Nevada,  is  the  Eureka  of  Grass 
Valley.  This  mine  is  in  greenstone ;  and  is  interesting  not  only  by  reason  of  its 
high  yield,  but  also,  being  an  east  and  west  vein,  as  disproving  the  theory  that  the  best 
ore  deposits  are  found  in  lodes  whose  course  approaches,  more  or  less  nearly,  the 
magnetic  meridian.  The  Eureka  is  located  about  one  and  a  half  miles  northeast  of 
the  town  of  Grass  Valley  ;  it  has  attained  a  depth  of  somewhat  over  three  hundred 
feet,  and  has  drifts  of  about  eight  hundred  feet.  The  dip  is  nearly  vertical.  It  has 
.70  engines:  the  one  for  hoisting  ore,  and  the  other  for  pumping.  The  mill  has 
twenty-four  stamps.  Amalgamation  in  the  battery  is  not  practiced  at  this  mill ;  but, 
instead,  the  pulp  from  the  stamps  passes  over  blankets,  the  washings  from  which  are 
treated  in  Atwood's  Amalgamators.  These  consist  of  covered  boxes,  in  the  bottoms 
of  which  two  semi-cylindrical  cavities  have  been  scooped  out  and  partially  filled  with 
quicksilver  ;  a  stream  of  water  washes  the  blanket  concentrations,  little  by  little,  into 
the  amalgamators,  where  they  are  kept  in  motion  by  the  iron  spikes  of  a  roller,  the 
points  of  wiiich  dip  slightly  into  the  quicksilver.  There  is  a  large  per  centnge  of  sul- 
phurets  in  this  vein,  which  are  reduced  by  the  ehlorination  process.  They  are  valued 
at  from  $200  to  $300  per  ton.  This  mine  was  sold  towards  the  end  of  1865  for  the 
sum  of  $400,000  in  gold.  During  the  last  year,  ending  September  30th,  18G6,  there' 
were  extracted  from  the  mine  11, 375 jf  tons  of  ore,  averaging  $47.15  per  ton,  and 
yielding  in  the  aggregate  $520,431.41— -  $368,042.18  of  which  was  profit.  Tba 
report  of  tiie  Assessor,  for  the  year  1866,  giving  the  product  of  ihe  year  1865,  gives 
some  very  interesting  facts  in  regard  to  this  county.  He  places  the  number  of  mines, 
both  quartz  and  cement,  at  one  hundred  and  sixteen,  the  greater  portion  of  which 
are,  as  yet,  merely  prospective.  Of  the  seventy-one  mills,  fifty-one  are  devoted  to 
crushing  quartz,  and  twenty  to  cement.  The  yield  of  nineteen  mines  fully  reported, 
of  which  tiie  Eureka  above  mentioned  is  one,  was  $2,227,000,  giving  an  annual  aver- 
age per  mill  of  $111,947  from  quartz  alone.  Prom  twenty-three  mills  the  amount 
crushed  is  reported  at  70,760  tons,  being  an  average  of  3,076  tons  to  each  mill. 

The  most  successful  mining,  taken  as  a  whole,  must  be  credited  to  the  county  of 
Nevada,  and  no  county  in  the  State  has,  within  the  past  year,  attracted  so  large  a  share 
of  attention.  Its  total  yield  in  gold  has  not  been,  by  the  most  moderate  estimate,  less 
than  from  $25,000,000  to  $30,000,000.  The  mines  of  Massachusetts  Hill,  Gold  Hill, 
New  York  Hill,  and  Allison  Ranch,  have  yielded  each  from  two  and  a  half  to  five 
millions  of  dollars,  while  many  others  have  yielded  very  high  returns  of  interest  on 
the  amount  of  money  invested.  It  must  not  be  supposed  that  all  the  largely  paying 
mines  have  been  confined  to  this  region  in  the  northern  tier  of  quartz  counties. 


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Amongst  others,  the  Sierra  Buttes  of  Sierra  County,  having  three  large  veins,  and 
twenty-four  stamps,  is  reported  to  have  paid  to  its  owners,  for  the  year  1865,  the  sum 
of  $122,000 ;  and  the  Crescent,  of  Indian  Valley,  Plumas  County,  is  reported  to 
have  yielded  over  $100,000.      * 

COSTS   OF  MINING  AND   MItLING. 

These  two  items  of  expense  are  necessarily  variable,  but  are  very  materially  under 
the  control  of  a  prudent  and  sagacious  management.  The  greater  or  less  cost  of  min- 
ing depends  upon  the  nature  and  hardness  of  the  rock  ;  whether  the  inclosing  walls 
are  compact  or  stratified,  and  whether  there  be  a  "gouge"  or  not;  the  size  of  the  vein 
is  to  be  considered ;  the  depth  of  the  workings,  and  the  presence  or  absence  of  large 
quantities  of  water.  The  cost  of  milling  is  subject  to  less  variation,  and  is  determined 
by  the  proximity  or  distance  of  the  mill  from  the  mine  and  the  power  used,  whether 
steam  or  water,  the  latter  being  by  far  the  cheaper ;  and  lastly,  whether  small  or 
large  amounts  of  rock  be  crushed  at  once. 

The  narrow  veins  of  Grass  Valley,  some  of  the  richest  of  which  have  been  from 
twelve  to  thirty  inches  thick,  necessarily  cost  a  much  higher  sum  to  mine  than  such 
large  veins,  as  the  Hayward,  and  the  Sierra  Buttes  ;  mines  of  the  former  class  often 
costing  from  §13  to  $26  per  ton  for  mining  and  milling,  while  the  latter,  crushing 
very  large  amounts,  often  do  not  cost  over  $5  per  ton.  The  larger  deposits,  similar  to 
the  Harpending  of  Placer  County,  can  probably  be  quarried  and  milled  at  an  expense 
not  exceeding  $1.25  per  ton.  It  will  thus  be  seen  that  local  peculiarities,  proximity 
to  navigable  streams,  or  railroads,  affect  not  only  the  first  cost  of  mills  and  hoisting 
works,  but  have  also  a  considerable  influence  in  increasing  or  diminishing  the  daily 
running  expenses.  Under  ordinary  average  conditions,  however,  a  yield  of  $10  per 
ton,  in  free  gold,  will,  at  prescMt  prices  of  labor,  materials,  and  food,  leave  a  margin 
for  fair  profits  ;  and  under  favorable  conditions,  viz:  water  power,  large  vein,  prox- 
imity to  lines  of  regular  communication,  a  like  yield  offers  a  certainty  of  a  very  large 
interest  on  the  money  necessary  for  mine  and  reduction  works. 

The  number  of  stamps  throughout  the  mining  counties,  as  reported  by  the  different 
assessors,  reaches  to  about  4,000.  Unfortunately,  it  is  not  stated  what  number  have 
been  running  continuously  ;  and  hence,  this  must  be  a  matter  of  conjecturer  Assum- 
ing, however,  that  of  this  number  not  more  than  2,500  have  been  in  continuous  oper- 
ation three  hundred  days  in  the  past  year  ;  and  estimating  the  crushing  capacity  of 
each  stamp  at  an  average  of  one  ton  in  every  twenty-four  hours,  we  have  a  grand 
total  of  750,000  tons  of  quartz,  cement,  etc.,  crushed  in  one  year. 

Placing,  now,  the  average  yield  for  the  whole  State  at  only  $15  per  ton,  and  we 
have  a  total  product  from  the  stamps  of  $11,250,000.  The  average  yield  of  some  of 
the  narrow  veins  of  Grass  Valley  far  exceeds  this  sum  ;  but  the  paying  mines  of  the 
entire  county  will  probably  not  exceed  an  average  of  $30  per  ton.  The  larger  veins 
in  other  counties  will  warrant  our  putting  the  average  for  the  whole  State  at  $15. 
Under  average  conditions,  this  sum  leaves  a  clear  profit  of  cent  per  cent,  and  where 
everything  is  favorable,  double  that  amount.  Individual  mines  often  exceed  this  rate 
of  profit ;  but  it  is  not  from  exceptionally  favorable  instances  that  we  should  estimate 
the  general  well  being  of  this  industry. 

According  to  the  "  Mercantile  Gazette,"  the  receipts  for  the  first  nine , months  of 
the  year  18G6  were  as  follows : 

From  Ciilifornio,  northern  mines $18,711,783 

From  Califurniii,  gouthcrn  mines 3,418,436 

From  Stntu  of  Nevada 11,003,218 

From  Coastwise  ports,  Oregon,  etc 4,416,010 

From  British  Columbia 2,031 ,801 

Total $39,641,248 

Of  thisitotal,  $33,499,432  was  bullion,  from  the  gold  regions  of  California  and  from 
the  silver  districts  of  the  State  of  Nevada;  if  to  this  sum  we  add  ten  per  cent,  for 


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the  amount  brought  by  private  hands,  the  greater  part  of  which  should  be  credited 
to  California — since,  by  reason  of  its  bulk,  but  little  silver  finds  its  way  to  San  Fran- 
cisco outside  the  regular  channels — we  shall  have  a  to.tal  for  California  and  Nevada 
of  $36,849,375,  for  the  first  nine  months  of  1866.  The  total  receipts  from  all 
sources  during  the  year  1866,  amount  to  $52,691,653. 

The  revival  of  the  quartz  interest  in  California,  stimulated  to  greater  energy  by 
the  recent  brilliant  success  of  so  many  mines  on  the  Gold  Belt,  bids  fair  to  cause  the 
gold  product  from  quartz  to  rival  that  produced  from  the  washings. 

SILVER. 

The  silver  interests  of  the  State  of  California  have,  as  yet,  attracted  but  little 
attention.  The  silver  product  of  the  Coast  must  be  mainly  credited  to  the  State  of 
Nevada — whose  famous  "  Comstock  "  lode  has  already  taken  rank  as  one  of  the  great 
silver  bearers  of  the  world. 

Unlike  the  ores  of  Nevada,  the  greater  part  of  the  silver  mines  of  California  con- 
i  tain  the  precious  metal  in  such  complicated  combinations  as  requires  the  aid  of  smelt- 
ing for  its  extraction. 

Amongst  other  varieties,  we  may  enumerate  Antimonial  Silver,  Ruby  Silver,  Ar- 

!  gentiferous  and  Auriferous    Galenas,  Copper   Glance   and  Fahlerz.      Under    the 

j  Mexican  riSgime  a  small  quantity  of  silver  was  extracted  from  a  mine  at  a  place  called 

'<  Allsal,  in  Monterey  County,  and  made  into  plate ;  some  pieces  of  which  are  still  in 

the  country.     This  is  the  only  Instance,  as  far  as  can  be  learned,  of  the  occurrence  of 

silver  in  the  Coast  llange.     Along  the  western  slopes  of  the  Sierras,  silver  ore  is 

found  in  small  quantities  on  the  line  of  the  Gold  Belt.     Amongst  other  places,  native 

silver  may  be  seen  in  the  Harpendlng  claim,  in  Placer  County ;  and  silver  ore  has 

j  been  found  near  OphlrvlUe,  in  the  same  county.  In  the  Columbus  District  of  Tuolumne 

1  County,  and  in  the  Excelsior  District  of  Nevada  County,  where  the  galena  is  aurif- 

i  erous  as  well  as  argentiferous. 

I  The  High  Sierra  and  its  eastern  slopes  are  the  only  localities  where  we  may  look 
i  for  the  occurrence  of  silver  ores  in  appreciable  quantities.  Some  tons  of  valuable 
!  silver  ores  have  been  received  from  Shasta  County.  Traces  of  silver  are  found  in 
'  Plumas  County  ;  and  then  a^^ain  south  in  Alpine  County,  in  the  vicinity  of  the  town 
I  of  Monitor ;  thence  passing  along  the  eastern  flanks  of  the  Sierras,  southwards,  at 
I  various  places  in  the  counties  of  Mono  and  Inyo,  including  the  mines  of  Owen's 
j  River  ;  aiid  again  in  the  western  portion  of  San  Bernardino  County,  where  the  Slate 
I  Range  silver  mines  are  located.  Excepting  a  shipnrent  of  $6,000  from  a  single 
j  claim  in  Alpine  County,  no  considerable  amount  of  bullion  is  reported  from  the  silver 
j  mines  of  the  State  of  California. 

!  Furnaces  for  reducing  the  silver  from  its  ores  have  been  constructed  in  two  or 
three  localities,  with  only  measurable  success.  The  rebellious  nature  of  the  ores,  the 
distance  from  the  lines  of  easy  communication,  combined  with  the  prevailing  inex- 
perience as  to  the  proper  methods  of  treatment,  have  hitherto  very  materijiUy  retarded 
the  development  of  this  interest. 

QUICKSILVER.  ,     - 

The  occurrence  of  the  gold  and  silver  of  the  Coast,  mainly  in  such  combinations 
as  admit  of  reduction  by  means  of  amalgamation,  rendered  necessary  a  large  supply  of 
quicksilver.  The  production  of  the  old  world,  derived  chiefly  from  the  old  Almaden 
mine  in  Spain,  and  the  Idrla  mines  of  Austria,  was  supplemented  by  the  discovery  of 
very  extensive  deposits  of  Cinnabar  in  the  Coast  Ranges  of  California.  The  supply 
from  these  sources  has  sufficed  not  only  for  all  mining  purposes  at  home,  but  also 
largely  for  export. 

The  ore  of  quicksilver  is  mostly  in  the  form  of  a  sulphuret ;  the  method  of  its 
occurrence  is  not,  properly  speaking,  in  regular  veins,  but  in  irregular  masses  in  the 
.Vm  of  bunches,  stringers,  etc.,  and  occupying  a  certain  zone  of  impregnation.  Traces 
of  Cinnabar  have  been  found  in  nearly  all  the  counties  of  the  Coast  Range,  from 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINI3S8     DIRBCTOHY. 


Klamath,  on  the  north,  to  Santa  Barbara,  on  the  south.      It  occurs,  likewise,  at 
various  places  in  the  foot-hills  of  the  Sierras :  for  example,  in  Nevada  County,  near 
Grass  Valley ;  in  lone  Valley,  Amador  County ;  and  most  curiously  in  connection 
with  auriferous  quartz  in  a  mine  on  the  north  bank  of  the  Merced  River,  near  H<»''se- 
shoe  Bend,  in  Mariposa  County.     The   cinnabar  in  this  locality  is  found  forming  a 
thin  seam  on  the  foot-wall  of  the  vein.    The  only  mines  of  this  metal  of  economical ! 
importance  are  confined  to  the  Coast  Ranges.     Of  these,  the  most  important  is  the  I 
New  Ahnaden  in  Santa  Clara  County,  which  has  given  employment  to  as  many  as , 
thirteen  hundred  0{)eratives  at  once.     From  this  mine  has  been  extracted  the  major ; 
portion  of  all  the  quicksilver  produced  on  this  Coast.     The  ore  is  found  in  a  zone  of! 
impregnation,  whose  general  course  is  northwest  and  southeast,  and  vi'hich  extends  | 
some  five  miles  from  the  main  workings  of  the  New  Almaden,  following  the  direction 
of  the  inclosing  strata.     Northwardly  from  the  Mine   Hill  ore  the  two  mines  Enri- [ 
queta  and  Guadalupe — the  product  from  both  of  which  has  by  no  means  approached 
that  from  New  Almaden.     The  grand  deposit  of  ore  was  embraced  within  the  com- 
paratively limited  space  of  some   forty  yards  square,  and  extending  downwards  with 
a  dip  towards  the  north.     The  bunches  and  mnsses  of  ore  found  within  this  limit 
were  of  irregular  form  and  size,  and  irregularly  distributed. 

Next,  in  importance,  we  may  cite  the  New  Idria  mine,  situated  on  the  western 
border  of  Fresno  County — the  metal  from  which  must  all  be  hauled  to  San  Jose,  a  > 
distance  of  one  hundred  and  thirty  miles;  and  the  Redingfon  Lake  Company,  of 
Lake  County.      Amongst  the  minor  localities,  may  be  mentioned  the  deposits  on 
Mt.  Diablo  of  Contra  Costa,  and  those  of  Napa  County. 

The  quicksilver  is  extracted  from  the  cinnabar  sometimes  in  retorts,  which  are 
charged  with  ore  mixed  with  reducing  and  desulphurizing  agents;  the  volatilized  metal 
thus  set  free  from  its  combinations  being  caught  in  appropriate  condensing  apparatus; 
or  generally,  in  large  furnaces,  where  the  flume  and  heated  air  together  effoct  the 
chemical  disintegration  of  the  cinnabar;  while  the  products  of  the  combustion  and 
the  volatilized  metal  are  passed  through  condensation  chambers,  and  thence  through 
long  canals,  in  order  to  allow  of  as  thorough  a  deposition  of  the  metal  as  possible. 
When  we  reflect  that  mercury  is  slightly  volatile  at  ordinary  temperatures,  it  will  be 
readily  understood  that  all  the  metal  contained  in  the  ore  is  saved  with  great  difliculty. 

The  total  production  of  quicksilver,  the  grenter  portion  of  which  must  be  credited 
to  New  Almaden,  amounted,  up  to  January  18G6,  to  419.077  fl.isks;  each  flask  con- 
tains 7CJ  pounds  of  metal,  and,  hence,  we  have  32,059,390  pounds,  equal  to  1G,029 
tons;  in  value  from  sixteen  to  eighteen  millions  of  dollars.  The  Rcdington  Lak(3 
Company  is  reported  to  have  produced  a  total  of  G,755  flasks  since  1802.  In  May 
last,  large  contracts  were  ma<le  for  all  the  quicksilver  producible  by  the  various  mines 
of  the  coast;  and  the  production  for  the  year  18GG  has  not  been  made  public.  The 
"Mercantile  Gazette"  states  the  amount  shipped  through  the  Custom  House,  during 
that  period,  to  have  been  30,287  flasks. 

COPPEK. 

Tlie  great  copper  belt  of  the  State  occupies  a  strip  of  country  running  along  the 
western  limits  of  the  foot-hills,  from  the  county  of  Fresno  on  the  south,  to  Plumas  on 
the  north.  It  carries  a  varying  width  up  to  ten  miles,  and  is  traceable  by  the  gozzati 
or  ferruginous  outcrop,  at  intervals,  throughout  its  entire  length. 

In  the  far  northern  coast  counties  there  occurs  a  second  copper  bearing  region , 
extending  from  Klamath  County  into  and  through  Del  Norte  County,  and  having  a ' 
width  of  about  four  miles.  Elsewhere  in  the  Coast  Ranges,  traces  of  copper  havel 
been  found  in  Colusa,  Lake,  Contra  Costa  at  Monte  Diablo,  Marin,  and  Los  Angelcbl 
counties ;  but  nowhere,  aa  yet,  in  paying  quantities.  In  the  Sierras  and  their  foot-F 
hills,  we  find  copper  ore  in  Plumas  County,  where  smelting  has  been  attempted  ;  and  | 
mines  of  greater  or  less  promise  in  Sierra,  Nevada,  El  Dorado,  and  Amador  counties 
Likewise  in  the  Chowchilla  region,  in  the  counties  of  Mariposa  and  Fresno.    Thf 


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most  important  mines,  however,  are  to  be  found  in  Calaveras,  at  the  towns  of  Copper- 
opolis  and  Campo  Seco. 

For  many  years  after  the  settlement  of  the  country,  the  nomadic  prospecting  popu- 
lation gave  no  attention  to  copper  indications — the  belief  prevailing  that  only  the 
precious  metals  could  be  mined  remuneratively ;  and  hence  it  was  that  the  very  valua- 
ble deposits  of  the  Union  and  Keystone  claims  remained  so  long  untouched.  In  the 
Summer  of  1860,  Mr.  W.  K.  Reed  located  what  has  since  proved  to  be  one  of  the 
moat  extensive  copper  lodes  of  the  world.  So  rich  were  the  developments  in  this 
claim,  that  a  furore  of  prospecting  was  inaugurated,  which,  in  the  following  year, 
brought  to  light  very  many  localities  where  traces  of  copper  may  be  found,  but  no- 
where a  deposit  comparable  to  that  of  the  Union.  Of  the  three  hundred  to  four  hun- 
dred locations  made  in  the  county,  it  is  improbable  that  more  than  a  dozen  have  paid 
expenses  and  declared  dividends. 

The  copper  ores  of  California  consist,  in  the  main,  of  the  yellow  sulphuret  or  chal- 
copyrite ;  this  is  found  of  various  degrees  of  purity,  being  contaminated  with  a  greater 
or  less  per  centage  of  mundic  (iron  pyrites).  Near  tlie  surface  may  be  found,  in  dif- 
ferent parts  of  the  State,  copper  glance,  red  and  black  oxides,  green  and  blue  carbon- 
ates, and  silicates.  These,  however,  give  place  to  the  yellow  ores,  as  soon  as  a  suffi- 
cient depth  has  been  reached  to  shut  off  the  decomposing  action  of  the  atmosphere. 
Ores  yielding  less  than  twelve  per  cent,  of  copper  cannot,  under  present  conditions, 
be  shipped  with  profit ;  and,  in  order  to  obviate  the  transporting  of  large  amounts  of 
useless  gungae,  concentration  both  by  fire  a'  d  water  has  been  inaugurated. 

The  fire  process  has  been  moderately  successful,  although  the  chief  object  of  the 
smelters  seems  to  have  been  a  search  after  some  refractory  furnace  lining  capable  of 
withstanding  a  molten  mass  either  basic  or  acid,  instead  of  endeavoring  to  form  a  slag 
of  such  composition  as  shall  have  but  a  slight  tendency  to  eat  out  the  furnace  material. 
The  system  of  concentration  by  water,  with  shaking  tables,  round  buddies  and  jigs, 
does  not  seem  as  yet  to  have  met  with  any  degree  of  success. 

A  few  lines  of  description  of  the  Union  and  Keystone  mines  of  Copperopolis  may 
not  be  uninteresting.  Tnese  mines  are  situated  in  the  county  of  Calaveras,  some 
thirty-eight  miles  east  of  the  city  of  Stockton.  Both  claims  were  located,  at  the  same 
time,  in  the  year  18G0;  the  former  consists  of  l,9r)0  feet,  and  the  latter  of  3,300  feet. 
The  general  direction  of  the  vein  is  northwest  and  souiheast,  with  a  slight  dip  to  the  east. 
The  country  rock  is  chloritic  slate  and  serpentine.  The  Union  has  been  opened  by  a 
shaft  five  hundred  feet  deep,  which  discloses  a  mass  of  pay  ore  varying  in  width,  in  the 
different  levels,  from  eight  to  forty  feet.  At  the  northern  end  of  the  claim  the  ore 
divides  into  two  portions,  and  continues  thus  into  the  Keystone. 

The  Keystone  has  a  shaft  some  three  hundred  and  sixty  feet  in  depth ;  the  ore  of 
the  western  vein  contains  but  little  copper  as  disclosed  from  the  lower  shaft,  while 
the  eastern  lode  carries  a  valuable  pay  chimney  from  one  to  six  feet  wide.  In  the 
upper  slmft  the  conditions  are  reversed,  the  western  vein  being  the  richer. 

There  are  several  other  claims  of  prominence  in  the  county,  amongst  which  may  be 
enumerated  the  Campo  Seco,  in  the  neighborhood  of  which  smelting  works  have  been 
erected — the  Napoleon,  P^mpire,  and  Table  Mountain — from  each  of  which  shipments 
have  been  made. 

The  export  of  copper  ore  from  the  town  of  Copperopolis  amounted,  in  1863,  to 
5,900  tons;  and  had  increased,  for  1804,  to  14,300  tons.  The  total  amount  shipped 
from  the  Union  mine,  up  to  June  1st,  I860,  was  46,373  tons;  and  fiom  the  Key- 
Ptone,  up  .0  the  same  date,  5,163  tons. 

From  Campo  Seco  there  were  shipped,  in  1865,  some  950  tons.  Some  few  tons  of 
black  copper,  regulus,  andore  have  been  shipped  from  the  Chcwchilla  mines,  in  Mar- 
iposa and  Fresno  counties. 

The  value  of  the  copper  ore  received  in  San  Francisco  for  shipment  to  the  East  dur- 

ng  the  year  ending  December  31st,  18^6,  was  $1,800,000.     Amount  shipped  in 

I18C5  was  25,000   tons,  valued  m  $2,000,000 ;    in    1864,  13,300  tons,  valued  at 

1,094,000,  and  in  1863,  5,900  tons,  valued  at  $512,000. 


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COAL. 

The  coal  heretofore  found  within  the  limits  of  the  State,  is  of  the  variety  known  to 
geologists  under  tlie  name  of  Lignite,  or  recent  coal,  as  distinguished  from  the  more 
compact  masses  of  carbon  found  in  the  formations  called  carboniferous  par  excellence. 
Whether  or  no  the  harder  varieties  of  coal  will  yet  be  found,  remains  to  be  elucida- 
ted. The  opinion  of  certain  geologists,  however,  seems  to  be  meeting  with  favor,  that 
coals  approaching  more  or  less  nearly  the  characteristics  of  those  of  tho  trun  carbon- 
iferous era,  may  and  have  been  found,  at  great  depths,  at  those  points  where  the  coal 
measures  have  been  tilted  up  at  a  high  angle,  and  where  the  lower  portions  of  thf 
beds  have  been  exposed  to  the  greater  pressure. 

That  the  formation  of  the  coals  is  due  to  the  aggregation  of  woody  fibers  in  the 
deltas  of  former  rivers,  and  in  the  basins  of  former  lakes,  does  not  admit  of  any  { 
doubt ;  and  that  new  coal  beds  are  now  forming  in  various  parts  of  the  world,  is ; 
equally  true.  j 

Subsequent  to  this  deposition,  and  as  a  consequence  of  the  cliangcs  in  the  superfi-  j 
cial  configuration  of  the  earth,  great  masses  of  sandstone,  earth,  etc.,  have  been  super-, 
imposed,  and,  from  pressure  and  time,  a  thorough  carbonization  of  the  woody  fiber  has  | 
taken  place.  Accepting  this  theory  of  formation  as  true,  it  is  preferable  to  use  the  | 
term  bed  instead  of  vein ;  without  reference  to  the  fact  that  the  coal  measures  arc ! 
found  tilted  up  at  all  possible  angles.  ; 

The  coal  beds  of  California  are  confined  chiefly  to  the  cretaceous  formations  of  the ! 
Coast  Ranges,  and  find  their  best  exemplification  on  Monte  Diablo,  in  Contra  Costa. 
Traces  of  coal  are  reported  at  various  points  near  the  coast,  from  Del  Norte  to  Los 
Angeles ;  in  Humboldt,  within  three  miles  of  the  town  of  Areata ;  in  Colusa,  Monte- 
rey, etc.  Lately,  while  excavating  to  lay  the  foundations  of  some  buildings  on  Marc 
Island,  a  few  very  thin  seams  of  coal  were  discovered.  In  the  hydraulic  diggings  ol 
the  foot-hills  of  the  Sierras,  in  Shasta,  Nevada,  and  Amador  counties,  we  find  small 
bodies  of  Lignite  and  pieces  of  silicified  wood. 

On  Dry  Creek  also,  seven  miles  from  FoUom,  there  is  reported  a  sm.all  deposit  of 
coal.  The  past  conformation  of  certain  portions  of  the  county  of  Contra  Costa  oflercd 
the  conditions  most  favorable  to  the  deposition  of  large  and  workable  beds  of  coal. 
We  find  traces  of  this  basin  extending  southeastwardly  as  far  as  Corral  Hollow,  in 
San  Joaquin  County,  and  perhaps  the  few  seams  of  coal  southwest  of  Manly's  Ferry 
may  mark  its  continuance  "into  the  foot-hills  in  that  direction.  No  commercial  im- 
portance, as  yet,  attaches  to  any  of  the  beds  outside  the  Mount  Diablo  region.  The 
mines  at  this  point,  the  most  important  of  which  are  the  Black  Diamond,  Union. 
Eureka,  Pittsburg,  and  Manhattan,  were  discovered  on  the  19th  of  December,  IS.'iO, 
by  a  Mr.  Frank  Somers.  The  beds  have  an  average  thickness  of  about  three  and 
one-half  feet.  The  mines  are  distant  from  the  point  of  vshipment,  on  the  San  Joaquin 
River,  about  five  miles ;  they  give  employment,  directly  and  indirectly,  to  over  seven 
hundred  operatives.  The  first  attempts  at  burning  the  coal  from  Mount  Diablo  were 
unsuccessful,  but  an  alteration  in  the  construction  of  the  furnaces  demonstrated  il- 
usefulncss  for  raising  steam,  until,  at  the  present  time,  it  is  used  for  hundreds  of  stH- 
tionary  engines,  and  for  the  furnaces  of  the  steamers  which  navigate  the  inland  water- 
of  the  State. 

Four  years  after  the  discovery  by  Somers  the  coal  product  of  Mount  Diablo  luid 
reached,  for  the  year  18G3,  a  total  of  37,4.03  tons;  the  amount  raised  has  gone  on 
steadily  increasing  until  we  have  for  the  present  year  n  product  of  80,000  ton?. 
With  the  increase  in  manufacturing,  and  greater  extension  of  the  means  of  ea>y 
transportation,  the  yield  of  the  Mount  Diablo  mines  will,  doubtless,  be  much  enlarge 
— since  the  present  rate  of  production  by  no  means  greatly  taxes  their  producind 
capacity. 

'  '  '     \     .      '      A8PHALTUM.* 


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and  formed  at  those  points  where  the  bituminuu.-i  shales  and  sandstune.^,  tilted  up  ut  u 
iiigli  angle,  crop  out  upon  the  surface.  Tiie  oil  is,  doubtless,  brought  upwards  to  the 
iiurfiice  by  capillary  attraction,  or  hydrostatic  pressure,  and  on  being  exposed  to  the 
air  the  lighter  hydrocarbons  become  volatilized,  leaving  behind  a  viscous  residuum, 
which  gradually  hardens  into  asphaltum.  This  substance,  under  the  name  of  "brea," 
was  known  to  the  inhabitants  of  California  long  before  the  advent  of  the  Americans, 
and  was  used  by  them  to  form  a  water-tight  covering  to  their  houses.  They  were 
accustomed  to  form  a  layer  of  broken  bits  of  "  brea "  over  the  usual  thatch,  where, 
exposed  to  the  rays  of  the  sun,  it  soon  ran  together  and  formed  a  homogeneous  stratum. 
A?phaltum  is  found  in  greater  or  less  abundance  for  a  long  distance  on  and  near  the 
coast  at  La  Brea,  near  Gilroy  in  Santa  Clara ;  in  Monterey,  San  Luis  Obispo,  Santa 
Barbara,  and  Los  Angeles  counties.  The  largest  deposit,  however,  is  to  be  seen  in 
the  county  of  Santa  Barbara,  about  three  leagues  west  of  the  town  of  the  same  name, 
and  situated  directly  on  the  coast.  The  "brea"  is  found  in  the  greatest  abundance  at 
a  place  called  La  Goluta,  adjoining  the  Ranchos  de  la  Patera  and  de  Los  Dos  Pueblos. 
Thonfands  of  tons  are  lying  on  the  sea  beacli,  and  for  a  distance  of  two  miles  large 
masses  are  seen  on  the  face  of  the  cliifs  at  heights  varying  from  seventy-five  to  one 
hundred  feet  above  the  ocean.  The  method  of  its  occurrence  is  in  diagonal  veins  at 
the  upturned  extremities  of  the  bituminous  shales.  The  masses  of  "  brea"  formed  at 
these  points  project  outwards,  and  finally  through  the  washing  away  of  the  earthy 
strata  beneath  them  they  roll  downwards  to  the  water.  There  is  found,  occurring  in 
thin  strata,  and  in  nogreatabundance,  a  variety  of  asphaltum  very  materially  differing 
in  appearance  and  structure  from  that  used  for  paving  and  roofing ;  it  is  brittle,  jet 
black,  liighly  lustrous,  and  susceptible  of  being  converted  into  a  very  superior  varnish. 
Large  deposits  of  "  brea  "  ura  found  in  Los  Angeles  County,  on  some  of  the  Ranchos 
of  Don  Abel  Stearns ;  on  Las  Bulsas,  La  Habra,  and  some  others.  On  the  Rancho 
of  Dos  Pueblos  the  "  brea  "  may  be  found  by  digging  a  few  feet  below  the  surface,  ut 
points  where  its  presence  is  indicated  by  exudations  of  tarry  matter.  The  chief  source 
of  the  supply  of  asphaltum  used  in  California  for  paving  and  roofing,  is  the  Rancho 
de  la  Patera.  The  ammal  conriumptlun  amounts  to  about  2,000  tons,  valued  at  $20 
per  ton. 

rETROLEUM. 

Traces  of  petroleum,  or  rock  oil,  are  to  be  found  in  many  places  in  the  coast  range, 
from  Humboldt  County  on  the  north,  very  nearly,  to  the  southern  limit  of  the  State. 
Tiie  bituminous  shales  and  sandstones  are  seen  in  San  Mateo  County ;  near  Santa 
Cruz,  in  Santa  Cruz  County;  at  (lilroy,  in  Santa  Clara  County;  and  "indications" 
of  oil  have  been  reported  in  Lake,  Colusa,  and  Napa  counties ;  and  near  San  Pablo 
and  Antioch,  in  Contra  Costa  ;  likewise  in  Los  Angeles  and  San  Bernardino.  The 
only  localities  from  which  any  considerable  quantities  have  been  shipped  are  the  Hay- 
ward  &  Coleman,  Charles  Stott,  and  the  Stanford  Bros,  works,  in  Santa  Barbara  Co. ; 
the  Union  Mattole  well,  of  Humboldt  County  ;  and  the  Buena  Vista  Company's 
works,  near  Buena  Vista  Lake,  Kern  County.  The  production  from  these  localities 
lias  been,  according  to  the  "  Mercantile  Gazette,"  as  follows :  From  the  Hay  ward  Pe- 
troleum Company,  from  October  8th,  1865,  to  October  8th,  1866,  2,569  barrels  ; 
iVom  the  Stanford  Oil  Works,  from  September  4th,  18G5,  to  October  4th,  1866,  1,187 
l)arrels — making  in  all  3,756  barrels.  The  receipts  from  the  Union  Mattole  and 
Buena  Vista,  added  to  small  amounts  from  minor  localities,  will  bring  the  total  pro- 
duction sinCe  mining  for  oil  was  inaugurated,  up  to  about  4,000  barrels.  The  flow  of 
crude  oil  from  the  oil  creek,  Santa  Barbara  County,  is  from  five  to  six  barrels  per 
day. 

Wells  have  been  bored  at  various  points  where  the  surface  indications  would  seem 
to  warrant  the  probability  of  finding  flowing  wells,  but  hitherto  without  any  marked 
success.  A  number  of  wells  have  been  sunk  to  very  considerable  depths ;  the  deepest 
of  which  is  the  Davis  well,  in  Humboldt  County,  reported  to  be  down  over  1300  feet. 
From  many  of  the  wells  small  quantities  of  oil  have  been  pumped.  Jets  of  gas,  salt 
water,  and  other  indications,  deemed  reliable  in  the  East,  have,  as  yet,  failed  to  bring 


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to  light  a  flowing  well.  The  upturned  position  of  the  shnlea,  allowing  thus  the  oil  to 
exude  and  evaporate,  may  perhaps  be  responsible  for  the  phenomena  as  exhibited  in 
the  oil  districts  of  this  State.  The  superintendent  of  the  Hay  ward  Company  being 
convinced  of  the  abundance  of  the  oil  in  the  shales  and  sandstones,  was  the  first  to 
adopt  the  plan  of  running  into  the  hills  and  collecting  in  the  soles  of  the  tunnels  the 
exudations  from  the  oil  repositories ;  and  the  result  has  shown  the  soundness  of  his 
method  of  procedure.  The  crude  oil  thus  collected  must  be  submitted  to  a  preliminary 
purification  before  it  can  be  used  for  the  purposes  of  illuminating  or  lubricating.  For 
this  purpose  refining  works  have  been  erected  in  San  Francisco,  and  in  some  localities 
at  the  wells.  Whether  the  rock  oils  of  this  coast  be  identically  similar  in  chemical 
composition  to  the  hydrocarbons  at  the  East  is  a  very  interesting  problem  for  hcicutific 
investigation,  but  is  a  subject  of  very  little  moment  in  the  popular  estimation. 

BOKAX.  * 

The  borax  of  commerce,  or  chemically  speaking,  the  bi-borato  of  soda,  has  been, 
heretofore,  chiefly  manufactured  from  a  combination  of  the  boracic  acid  waters  of  the 
springs  of  Tuscany  with  common  soda.  This  salt  is  very  extensively  used  for  glazing 
pottery — upwards  of  11,000  tons  being  annually  consumed  for  this  purpose  in  Eng- 
land alone  ;  also,  as  a  flux  for  assaying,  for  welding,  and  for  the  formation  of  the  finer 
glasses  and  enamels. 

The  presence  of  this  substance  in  California  was  first  delected  by  Dr.  J.  A.  Veatch, 
as  early  as  1856,  but  it  was  not  until  1864  that  systematic  efforts  for  its  collection  were 
undertaken.     The  locality  of  its  occurrence  is  in  Lake  County,  about  sixty  miles  N. 
W.  of  Napa  City.     There  is  one  other  small  lake  in  the  county,  which  contains  traces  j 
of  boracic  acid,  and  likewise  the  boiHng  springs  on  the  shores  of  Clear  Lake.     The  | 
Borax  Lake,  so  called,  is  on  the  property  of  the  Borax  Company ;  it  is  elliptical  in  : 
form,  about  one  mile  long  by  one  half  a  mile  wide.  | 

The  United  States  Survey  reports  the  superficial  area  of  the  lake  at  two  hundred 
and  nineteen  acres  at  the  latter  part  of  the  dry  season.  The  accumulations  of  the  i 
winter's  rains,  however,  enlarge  its  area  to  some  four  hundred  acres ;  of  which  space ! 
some  three  hundred  may  be  said  to  be  more  or  less  productive  of  borax.  The  aver-  \ 
age  depth  of  the  lake  is  not  more  than  two  and  a  half  feet.  The  waters,  surcharged  j 
with  boracic  acid  and  soda,  and  becoming  concentrated  by  evaporation,  deposit  the  | 
salt  in  monoclinic  crystals  in  the  mud  of  the  bottom.  | 

The  stratum  immediately  below  the  water  to  a  depth  of  some  six  feet  is  soft  and  i 
prolific  in  fine  crystals ;  below  this  succeeds  a  zone  of  stiff  blue  mud,  wherein  are 
found  the  large  ^ized  crystals.  The  method  of  extraction  consists  in  sinking  small! 
coffer  dams  into  the  muddy  bottom,  exhausting  the  water,  washing  out  the  finer  i 
crystals  in  a  manner  tiimilar  to  the  process  of  panning  out  placer  gold ;  and  picking 
out  the  larger  masses  by  hand.  As  a  result  of  this  rude  process,  the  company  have ! 
been  producing  an  average  of  two  tons  per  day.  j 

Repeated  analyses  of  air  dried  samples  of  mud  taken  from  the  bottom  at  various 
points,  gave  eleven  and  nine-tenths  to  eighteen  and  seven-tenths  per  cent.  cryv>-tallized  i 
borax;  and  there  was  obtained  by  actual  lixiviation, fifteen  per  cent,  of  borax,  twenty! 
eight  and  a  naif  per  cimt.  of  carbonate  of  soda,  and  eight  and  one-fourth  per  cent. ; 
of  common  salt.  i 

Admonished  by  this  result,  the  company  determined  to  erect  works  for  extracting! 
the  microscopic  crystals  by  lixiviation ;  these,  it  is  anticipated,  will  be  in  active  opera-' 
lion  by  the  spring  of  the  ensuing  year.  j 

With  a  view  to  arrive  at  the  depth  of  the  borax  impregnation,  an  artesian  boring 
was  put  down  a  distance  of  sixty  feet ;  the  mud  taken  from  the  bottom  yielded  three 
and  a  half  per  cent,  of  borax.  To  the  better  understanding  of  the  vast  amount  of 
borate  in  the  mud  of  the  lake,  we  may  make  the  following  estimates ;  assuming  that 
the  productive  ground  embraces  no  more  than  two  hundred  acres,  with  au  average 


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depth  of  only  six  feet,  we  have,  ut  43,560  square  feet  to  the  acre,  a  body  of  mud 
equal  to  5,227,200  cubic  feet ;  allowing  twenty  cubic  feet  to  the  ton,  we  have  2,G13,G00 
tons  of  air  dried  mud  ;  if  now  we  estimate  the  yield  of  borax  at  ten  per  cent,  instead  of 
fifteen  per  cent,  as  per  working  analysis,  we  have  a  mass  in  sight  containing  at  least 
261,360  tons  of  the  biborate  of  soda  (borax)  and  a  very  much  larger  amount  of  the 
carbonate.  Some  eighteen  months  since,  there  wa^  reported  a  discovery  in  the 
southern  part  of  the  State,  of  a  substance  resembling  the  borate  of  lime  found  in 
the  vicinity  of  Iquique,  Peru,  which  an  analysis,  however,  proved  to  contain  no 
boracic  acid. 

The  causes  which  'Viduced  the  crystals  of  borax,  being  doubtless  still  in  operation, 
the  supply  from  I   '      """nify  may  be  deemed  inexhaustible. 

SULPHUR. 

This  metalloid  is  founa  various  places  in  the  State  ;  chiefly  in  the  counties  of  the 
Coast  Ranges.  Its  presence  is  reported  in  Klamath,  Lake  and  Colusa ;  in  Santa 
Barbara,  near  the  Mission  San  Buena  Ventura,  eight  and  a  half  miles  from  the 
Ocean ;  also,  in  Los  Angeles. 

Works  for  purifying  the  crude  sulphur  by  sublimation  have  been  erected  upon  the 
grounds  of  the  Borax  Company,  with  a  capacity  per  day  of  eight  to  ten  tons  of  the 
refined  article. 

UNDEVELOPED    RESOUUCES. 

The  State  of  California  is  rich  in  minerals,  other  than  those  above  enumerated,  and 
whose  development  is  merely  a  matter  of  time ;  amongst  these  we  may  enumerate  the 
following : 

TIN. 

The  ores  of  this  metal  are  reported  in  the  county  of  Los  Angeles,  on  the  Rancho 
Teraescal,  claimed  by  Don  Abel  Stearns.  The  mines  are  located  thirty  miles  south- 
west of  the  town  of  San  Bernardino.  The  tract  of  land  whereon  the  ore  has  been 
found  contains  about  five  square  leagues,  and  is  bounded  on  the  north  and  northwest  by 
the  Rancho  La  Sierra  and  the  Santiago  Mountains,  on  the  west  by  the  Santa  Ana  Plains, 
and  on  the  south  by  the  Rancho  La  Laguna.  The  district  contains  some  five  hundred 
different  claims,  on  one  of  which  a  shaft  has  been  sunk,  from  which,  as  reported, 
seventy-five  tons  of  ore  have  been  extracted.  The  mines  are  now  idle,  on  account  of 
water  and  disputed  title.  . 

IRON. 

Deposits  of  iron  ores,  hoematites,  and  magnetic  oxides  are  reported  at  various 
points,  but  nowhere  in  the  State  have  any  efforts  been  made  to  undertake  the  erection 
of  smelting  works.  Iron  ores  are  found  in  Lake  County,  ten  miles  from  the  lower 
lake ;  in  Santa  Clara,  near  Gilroy ;  in  Butte,  extending  from  the  southern  boundary 
of  Plumas  to  a  point  on  the  south  side  of  the  Feather  River ;  in  Calaveras  County, 
to  the  north  of  Murphy's ;  and  near  Auburn,  in  Placer  County. 

Of  the  minor  minerals  we  may  mention : 

Chromic  Iron,  used  for  preparing  green  and  yellow  pigments,  and  for  chromates 
of  potash  and  soda,  occurs  in  Serpentine,  near  the  Crimea  House,  Tuolumne,  and 
in  Monterey  and  Santa  Clara, 

Matiffanese,  of  excellent  quality,  at  Red  Rock,  in  San  Pablo  Bay,  and  on  the 
Peninsula  of  San  Francisco. 

Graphite,  or  Plumbago,  is  found  in  large  quantities  in  Los  Angeles,  within  eight 
miles  of  the  ocean ;  in  Mariposa,  Tuolumne,  and  Calaveras. 

Gyptum,  in  large  masses,  occurs  in  several  of  the  coast  counties,  Santa  Cruz,  Los 
Angeles,  and  Sun  Diego. 

Cobalt  and  Nickel,  in  small  quantities,  are  reported  near  Dutch  Flat. 
Fire   Clays  are  found  in  the  coal  measures  of  Mt.  Diablo,  and  discoveries  of 
Kaolins  are  reported  in  Mendocino  and  Napa. 


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Platinum,  nnd  its  n.osociate  metals,  are  known  to  exist,  and  two  or  three  small ' 
diamonds  have  been  discovered. 

CONCLUSION. 

A  State  which  numbers  amongst  her  productions  an  annual  yield  of  $25,000,000,  \ 
and  upwards,  in  gold ;    nearly  50,000  flasks  of  quicksilver ;  between  eighty  and  j 
ninety  thousand  tons  of  coal ;  twenty-five  to  thirty  thousand  tons  of  copper  ore ;  six  j 
hundred  tons  of  borax,  and  two  thousand  five  hundred  tons  of  sulphur,  with  capa- 
city for  great  expansion — to  say  nothing  of  the  production  of  asphaltum,  petroleum, 
clays,  etc. — needs  no  rhetoric  to  embellish  the  brilliant  array  of  her  mineral  resour- 
ces.    They  speak  the  irrefragable  logic  of  facts,  and  bear  living  witness,  not  only  to 
the  wealth  of  her  prolific  bosom,  but  alt-o  to  the  energy  and  enterprise  of  her 
population. 

From  1848  to  1866,  a  period  of  only  eighteen  years,  there  has  been  a  gratifying 
increase  in  the  products  of  the  stable  mineral  industries.  The  year  1853  saw  the 
greatest  yield  from  the  superficial  placers,  which  are  now,  in  the  older  counties, 
pretty  thorouglily  exhausted.  Naturally,  there  is  required  a  longer  time  to  build  up 
the  machinery,  sink  the  shafts,  and  prepare  the  quartz  mines  for  a  production  com- 
parable to  that  of  the  placers.  But,  once  constructed  and  set  to  work  with  becoming 
energy,  skill,  and  prudence,  a  permanent  annual  yield  of  $25,000,000  from  this  source 
profits  the  State  far  more  than  the  fitful  yield  of  far  greater  sums  from  repositories 
which  must  inevitably  very  soon  become  dried  up. 

That  mining  investments,  under  proper  supervision  as  to  location  of  mine,  manage- 
ment, etc.,  are  not  to  be  considered  a  precarious  so'irce  of  revenue,  let  us  examine 
the  results  obtained  from  a  careful  calculation  of  the  profits  from  legitimate  mining 
enterprises,  as  compared  with  those  derived  from  railways,  canals,  w.ater  works,  navi- 
gation, gas,  dock,  and  land  companies,  held  in  the  City  of  London.*  It  was  found 
that  the  average  annual  returns  from  the  latter  class  of  investments  were  three  and 
seven-eighths  per  cent,  on  the  average  selling  price,  while  the  three  hundred  and  fifty 
mines  in  the  Mining  Share  List,  including  copper,  lead,  and  tin,  divided  annually 
thirteen  and  one-half  per  cent.,  thus  showing  that  sound  mining  adventures  pay,  on 
the  average,  more  than  three  times  as  much  as  is  derived  from  all  other  species  of 
investments. 

However  gratifying  may  be  the  exhibit  of  the  mineral  productions  of  the  State  in  the 
past,  it  is  to  be  looked  upon  only  as  an  earnest  for  the  future.  With  denser  popula- 
tion, cheaper  labor,  more  secure  title,  and  extension  of  the  means  of  easy  communi- 
cation, we  may  confidently  anticipate  a  still  better,  because  safer,  field  of  enterprise 
fur  capital,  and  a  vigorous  and  healthful  development  of  all  our  resources. 


QUARTZ  MILLS.  ■■^     \ 

Tlie  number  of  quartz  mills  in  (iperation  in  this  State  in  April,  1857,  was  one  hundred  and  thirty-eight,  ^ 
with  an  aggregate  of  iifteen  hundred  and  twenty-one  stamps  ;  the  cost  of  erection  of  which  was  one  mil- 1 
lion  seven  hundred  and  sixty -tliree  IhouBiind  dollars.    The  number  in  operation,  November,  1858,  was  two  i 
hundred  and  seventy-nine,  with  au  average  of  two  thousand  six  hundred  and  tun  stamps  ;  the  cost  of  eren-  i 
tion  of  which  wuB  three  million  two  hundred  and  seventy  thousand  dollars.    The  number  in  operation,; 
January  Ist,  1867,  is  four  hundred  nnd  eleven,  of  which  two  hundred  and  seven  are  propelled  by  steam,  I 
one  hundred  and  eighty-six  by  water,  and  eighteen  by  steam  and  water.    The  cost  of  machinery  is 
estimated  at  five  million  nine  hundred  thousand  dollars.    In  addition  to  the  stamps  here  enumerated, 
there  are  employed  four  hundred  and  nineteen  arustras,  of  which  three  hundred  and  fifty  are  connected 
with  different  quartz  mills,  and  the  remainder  arc  employed  in  diffei'ent  sections  of  the  quartz  region. 
Included  in  this  estimate  are  thirty-five  cement  mills,  viz :  in  El  Dorado  County,  six  ;  in  Nevada  County, 
twenty ;  and  in  Placer  County,  nine— which  are  distinguished  in  the  table  by  an  asterisk.  (*) 


•  London  Mining  Journal,  August  lltb,  1866. 


QUARTZ     MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 

78 

TAIJLE  OF  QUARTZ  MILLS. 

[Compiled  at  the  ofllce  of  tlio  PaclHc  Coast  llushicas  Directory,  January  Ut,  1867,]                 ' 

WITH   THE    I.OCATIO.S,  NAME   OK   MILL,  I) ATE  OK  ERECTION,  NUMDEU    OK   STAMI'S,  COiT    OK    MACHISKIIV,* 
AND  THE  DIKKCTOU'a  OK  OWNEU'S  NAME  OF  EACH. 

.  Location. 

Name  of  SlilL 

1^ 
(5  c 

IS 

1863 
1804 
186(i 

1850 
1858 
18r.(i 
1867 
185U 
IK,G 
18U5 
1858 
IHtiO 
1857 
1865 
18fi5 
1864 
18H0 
1862 
1866 
1854 
1.S64 
1H64 
1858 
1808 
1858 
1868 

1869 
1868 
1869 
1866 
1858 
1865 
1865 
1802 
1800 
1863 
1856 
18C0 
1864 
1805 
1866 
1805 

1806 
1866 
1866 
18t)6 
1866 
1856 
1867 

1863 
1850 
1850 
1866 
1852 
1865 
1861 
1864 

1^ 
3  o 

1' 

10 

6 

10 

10 

8 

10 

8 

40 
40 
10 
10 
20 
lU 
20 
10 
16 
10 
10 
10 
40 
4 
10 
20 
16 
10 
40 
20 
16 
20 
12 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
20 
10 
20 

"if.' 
1 

12 

4 
12 

0 
10 
12 
10 
15 

10 
12 
17 
12 

6 

0 
12 
10 

> 

it- 

r 

"i' 

4 
4 

i 

Cost. 

2:? 
1  0 

rrcsout  Occupants, 

ALPINE  COUNTY. 

Marklopville 

I'ioncer 

steam 

n 

steam 
s  &  w 
steiim 
water 
steam 
s  &  w 
steam 

s&  w 

water 

s&  w 

II 

steam 
water 

II 

steam 
II 

II 

water 

ti 

s  ft  w 
«  ater 

II 

II 

II 

8  &  W 

water 
8&  w 

'  water 

" 
ateom 
8  &  w 

II 

steam 
water 
btcani 

steam 

;i 
It 
II 
II 
II 
II 

water 

steam 
II 

water 
li 
11 

steam 
water 

950,000 
15  000 
20,000 

10,000 
12,000 
10,000 

6,000 
40,000 
40,00(( 
10  000 
10,000 
20,000 
10,000 
100,000 
10,000 
10,000 

8,000 

6,000 
10,000 
40,000 

7,600 

10.000 

16,000 

10,000 

10,000 

40,000 

10,000 

16,030 

20,000 

10.000 

12,000 

9,000 

10,000 

20,000 

8,000 

4,000 

20,000 

15.000 

20,000 

9  000 

8,000 

5,000 

8,000 

3,000 
21,000 
12,000 
15,000 
30,000 
15,000 
15,000 

15,000 

10,000 

20,000 

4,000 

8,000 

■18,666 

10,000 

Silver 

II 

Gold. 
II 

:: 

tl 
,, 

ft 

It 

If 

tk 

fi 
tl 

11 

ft 

II 
ft 

ft 

14 
ff 

If 

it 
tt 
tt 
tt 

11 

ft 
II 
ft 
11 
tl 
If 

(f 
il 

II 
fl 
if 
ff 
it 

(f 
II 
ff 
fl 
t( 
ft 
If 
If 

Jones,  Wado  &  Co. 

W,  Whitesides 

U.  VVasb'n  M.  &  M.  Co. 

MIddlefon  &  Co. 
William  A.  ruliner. 
Cnrdncr  &  Fleeliart. 
Gardner  &  Flwliart. 
Gusliwildor  &  Co. 
Hooper  &  Co. 
W,  J.  I'augh. 
E,  T.  Steoii. 
Hooper  &  Co. 
Creed  &  Wood. 
.Soatou  M.  C;o, 
Eagan  &  Co. 
C.  T.  Meader. 
S.  C.  Fogus. 
C.  T.  Meador. 
Tubbs  &  (;o. 
.lames  Morgan. 
Bruno  &  Co, 
Cushing.  Ryder  &  Co. 
Hurst  &  Co. 
A,  Havward. 
R.  C,  bowns. 
A,  Havward. 
R.  C.  Downs,  Sup't. 
Slahoncy  Brothers. 
C,  T,  Meader. 
C.  T,  Wheeler, 
California  Furnace  Co. 

I'ine,  Sup't. 

J,  T,  Farley. 
Uurd  &  Co. 
Rose  &  Co. 
Fogus  &  Co. 
Lawton  &  Co. 

C.  T.  Jleadcr. 
J.  T.  Farley. 
W.  U.  Thoss. 
Lawton  &  ('o. 
Tulloch  k  Co. 
M,  Tynan. 

BInny  &  Co. 
E.  C.  Ross  k  Co. 

Ilnlstcad. 

Ncsbit  k  Co. 
OrovilleG.  &S,  M,  Co. 
M.  H,  WoUst  Co. 
U.N.  Tilden. 

N.  Lurco,  Prince  &  Co. 
Mill. 

D.  Southworth. 
E  ft.  G.  Stickles. 
Winters  &  Bovee. 
Spence  4  Co. 
Mina  Rica  Co. 
Jones  k  Co. 

Silver  Mountain 

II          II 

AMADOn  COUNTY. 

Amador  Citv 

Star 

Wasliinif  toll 

Anindor .... 

41                 i( 

lUuikor  Hill 

tt              *i 

Kluoluirts 

It              II 

Hazard 

Kevstone 

tl              (1 

14                        tt 

SDriiic  Hill 

Clinton 

Hocky  Futlu 

\t 

l^nfoii 

Drytown 

II 

IMymoutli 

PotOBi 

tt 

FiUdlotown 

Jackson 

1* 

Hichmond. 

Coney H 

Hubbard!* 

II 

Tubbs 

II 

Oneida 

Lower  Randicclii 

rine  Grovo 

Itnliiin 

lianchcria 

l<oval  LOQIFUO 

Sutter  Crook 

If          II 

Downs 

tl          it 

tt          tl 

Lincoln  Q.  M.  Co.'s 

**          i« 

U                     tl 

Meador 

II            *1 

Wildmaiis 

Volcano.. 

Ilelding 

If 

fi 

Fogus 

ff 

If 

Italian  

II 

Monday.  .     

Mitcliclls 

If 

If 

I'ioiieer,. ...          ... 

1* 

fi 

Sulpliurct                     . 

II 

ff 

Tulloch 

ti 

Tynan 

BUTTB  COUNTY. 

Ohcrokco  Ravine 

Jordan 

Binnv  St  Co 

I'orlcr  M,  Co 

Oregon  City 

M                        II 

Ncsbit 

Sparks  &  Smith 

Virginia. 

•49aiid'58(i.  M.  Co. ,., 

Altaville  Q.  M.  Co 

Hills 

Southworths 

Stickles 

Oregon  Gulch 

Virginia 

YankooUill 

CALAVKllAB    rODHTY. 

Altaville 

Anffols  CamD 

II     II 

II                  n 

Winters 

Angel  Creek 

Angel  Creek 

Flores 

Carson  Creek 

Camp  Flores 

Carson  Creek 

*  In  estlmntlnR  Hic  cost. 
or  the  amount  expended  ii 

the  flRurcs  of  the  assessor 
its  development. 

liavo  been  included,  which  do  not  cmb 

1 
race  the  value  of  the  mine 

Br, 


1. 


74 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSING'S  8     DIRECTORY. 


Location. 


CALAVKUA8 — eoiltinuKl. 

Clieroki  ■  Flat 

Coppvrupolis 


Dry  Crook 

EIDorHdo 

H.  F.  Mok.  U. 

MU8(|UC>l0 

San  AudroBH, . 


Sandy  (iulcli. 
Skull  Flnt... 
West  Point... 


HL  DOHADO  COCKTV. 

Cold  .Spiingi- 

Coloiim 

Cosumucs 


Diamond  8prlng8. 
Kl  Dorudo 


Georgetown., 


Goorjdn  Slide. 
Grizzly  Flat. .. 

Lyonifdalp 

Kelsey 

riuccrvillc 


Shingle  Springs. 
SmitVi'ii  Flat. . . . 


Soap  Weed . . 
Texas  Hill . . . 
Volcanovillo. 
White  Ituck  . 


INYO  COUNTV. 

Chr)'8opolis  City . . . 

CoHU  DiKtrlct 

George's  Creek 

Inyo  Diirtrict 

Keaniarge  City 

Koarearge  District. . 


Slate  Range.. 


KBRM  COU.VTY. 

Erskino  Crook 

Greenhorn 

Uavilah 


Name  of  Mill. 


r 


II 


Cherokee 1S80 

Duncans IJotiS 

Kesorvdir J8ti4 

1802 
1866 
18U0 
1863 
1864 
1864 


Dry  Creek 

Kl  Dorado 

Cnrlton'H  Ai.istra£... 
.Musqucto  Q.  M.  Co8 

Kiithgobs 

Taitc*  SIcGlynn..  .     , 

Tubbs I860 

WoodhouBO 1868 

Casners 11859 

Harris ;1860 

Hopes 1860 

Uceys 1861 

.Sohuiidt  &  Fisher 1864 

Vaucea 1862 


r*         I   M 

Softs 

r  r 


Columbus 

l.^abollG.&  S.  .M.Co.. 
.Stillwugon  &  Morton  . . 

TullochSt  Ault 

*Cookc9 

Fort  Yuma. 

I.ogtown 

Montezuma 

N.  V.  Kl  Dorado  

8u)|;ar  Loaf. 

rnioM 

Wilders 

Clipper  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.. 

Wooilsidc 

Hlue  Kock 

KugU^ 

Itlue  Lodge 

I'lynuiuth 

Uiiiniou 

Loafer's  Ilolluw 

Manning 

Now  Kl  Dorado 

Kow  York 

•acilic 

'overty  I'oint 

(■rays 

•Brewster  &  Co.'s 

*llo(ik&  Ladder 

•Tafts 

Cobb&  Co 

•Stewarts  

French 

•Live  Oak 


1866' . . . . 
18IM!    6 

I8au:    4 

1866;     8 
18661    6 


1868  10 
18661  40 


1866 
1866 
1866 
1865 
18B3| 


Lafayette,  Owens  K. . . . 

Owen's  Lake 

Owen's  Itivcr,  east  side. 
San  Carlos 


OroFino 

Josephine 

I'assmoros 

N.  Y.  Co.'s 

I'auls 

Koarsarge  Co 

Kearsarge 

Union 

Owen's  Kivor  Mill 

N.Y.  Mining  Co 

Ida : 

San  Carlos 

Slate  Range 


Erskino  Creek 1866 

Alpine  C.  M.  Co 1868J 

Agua  Calionto 1866 1 

Freemans 18^  i 

General  Grant G. M.Co  1866; 

Howe&Oders 18851 

Kellum  &  Wright 18661 

Loyola 1864| 

Marsh  &  Kennedy 1866 

N.  Y.  &  Clear  C'k'M.  Co  18661 
Pioneer Il866> 


18631  2 

18661  10 

1866;  20 

18611  2 

18611  15 

1806  16 

1866  10 

186tl  4 

18631  16 

18621  20 

1867 i  10 

1864 1  10 

1863  10 

1866  12 

1866  4 

1860  10 

1866  12 

1868;  10 

1869,  20 

1868  8 


1866  20 

1866,  6 

1866  4 

1865 1  16 

1866'  6 

18661  20 


1866 
1863 
1864 
1866 
1863 


1866    10 


1866 


8 


o 
9 


Cost. 


I 

steam    i93,000 

"     I    16,000 

wotcr     10,000 

stoani    10,000 

"•  I   10,000 

water        200 

steam    16,01)0 

wat<-i     7.000 

•    I     6,000 

•'  8.000 

"        15,000 

3.000 

3,000 

16,000 

4.000 

water      8,000 

steam    15,000 


SEo. 

a 
.■"  S 


Gold. 


water 


steam 
water 
steam 

water 

ste;i 


water 

steam 
water 

steam 
water 

steam 


6,000 

1,6IK) 

4,0(KI 

LOOOjCem't 
iGold. 

9.000:  " 

(K),(H»0  " 

20,000'  " 

15.000  " 
12,000:  " 

2,600'  " 

12.0001  " 
6,000  " 
l.OOO!  " 

lij.ooo;  '• 

60.000  '• 

1  " 

20.0001  " 
12,000'  •• 

5,000|  " 


wufori 


steam  j 
water 


steam 

water 


10.0001 

16.000, 

8,000' 

1,500; 

6,(KI0; 

500, 

2,000 

4,000 

8,000 i 

40,000 

2,000 


I 


water! 
steam  i 
Wttteri 
steam 
water 
steam 
woter 
steam 


G&S 


water 


35,000 
30,0  X) 
2,000 
50,000 
10,000 
60,000 
15,000 
15,(X)0 
15,000 
20,000 
lO.OuO 
20,000 
28,000 


5,000  Gold. 


steam 

30,000 
16,000 

6,000 

12,000 

16,000 

10,000 
22,000 

4 

water 

17,000 

steam 

22,000 
9,000 

Present  Occupants. 


CherokeoM.  Co. 
Duncan  k  Co. 
.Shoppard  &  Co. 
Knux  &  Co. 
William  Irvine. 
H.  F.  Caritou. 
Cutter  ft  Waten. 
John  Rathgeb. 
lullo  &  McGlynn. 
Tubbs  ft  Co, 
C.  Smith. 
Casner  ft  Barnes. 
A.  Harris. 

Ho|K!. 

A.  Lacey. 
Schmidt  ft  Fisher. 

—  Bernard. 


■I.e.  McTarnahan,  Sup't. 
IPIiilo  Isabell,  Sup't. 
Stlllwagon  ft  Norton. 
Tulloch  ft  Ault. 
J.  Cooke  ft  Ca 

JGuldv  ft  Burlingham. 

Spenco,  Agent 

!n.  Y.  Kl  Dorado  Co. 
I  It.  Dlekerman,  Sup't 
ij.  T.  lliilioock,  Sup't 

B.  W.  Wilder. 

IR.  Cushnuin,  Sup't. 

Ash,  Lime  &  Knox. 

John  llinosJ^cCo. 

Willitini  Bigler. 

A.  M  Stetson,  Sup't. 

' Potior,  Sup't. 

lllnrnion  (j.  ft  S.  M.  Co. 

C.  W.  Moulthrop,  Sup't. 
jltlain,  Aldorson  ft  Co. 

A.  Lazeas,  Sup't 
F    Rood. 
J.  M.  Douglass. 
Burdiekft  Whito. 
i(iray,  Bros,  ft  Son. 
Brewster  ft  Co. 
Andon^on  ft  Redd. 
P.  M.  Taft, 
Cobb  ft  Co. 
Stewart  ft  Hall. 
French  Co. 
Ward  Bros. 


Now  York  Co. 

New  York  Co. 

Thos.  Passmore. 

N.  Y.  Co.,  M.  Dorc.Ag't 

New  York  Co. 

Kearsarge  Co, 

(ioldtliwaito  ft  Co. 

Union  M.  Co. 

Owen's  R.  M.  Co. 

New  York  M.Co. 

Ida  JI.  Co. 

San  Carlos  M.  Co. 

Slate  Range  Co. 


Krskino  Crook  Co. 
W.  F.  White  ft  Co. 
Wolskill  ft  Co. 
N.  Y.ftClcarCr'kM.Co. 
(loneral  Grant  M.  Co. 
Howe  &  Co. 
Kellnm  ft  Wright. 
II.  McKcaduoy. 
Marsh  ft  Kennedy, 
N.Y.  ft  Clear  Cr'lc  M.Co. 
J.  II.  Thomaii. 


*  Cement  Mills. 


it 

ti 

1, 

41 
it 

•  Cemon 

QUARTZ     MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 


76 


Locutiou. 


KKllH—eonlinueil. 
llttviluh 

KoIkuo  Cimou 

II         II 
Kcnivilli' 

Koj'Hvillo 

I'oHH  Flat 

Wulkor'8  Uusiii 

KI.AMATII  COUNTY. 

Itliiuk  Hour  Uulcli 

Kdcly's  <jiulcli 

11  II 

MARIPOSA  (•(lUtlTY. 

Aqun  Frio  Cieuk 

Ik'Br  CiiH-'k 

II       II 

Hoar  Vnlloy , 

Uoiulurnut 

liriilfrcport 

Hnfliilo  Uulcli 

Hull  Croek 

CliiincHul 

Coultervillo 

(iciitry'H  (iiiiuh 

HIte'sCovc 

Ilornitoii 

Muriposu 

Maxwell  ('rci>k 

Mercoil  Kiver 

II        II 

11        II 

II        II 

Mount  (iaiiu'!) 

Mount  Ophir    

Nortli  Fork  Merced  U 
II  Ik         II       II 

Vrinccton 

HIierlock'H  Creek 

Sweetwater 

II 

Split  Rock  '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

Stockton  Creek 

Teiuperauct!  Creek. . . 

II  II 

White's  Flat 

Whitlocks 

MOKO  COUNTY. 

Kodio 

II 

Hot  SpriugH 

NKVADA  COUNTY. 

llloomtiold 

Ciaco 

French  Corral 

11  41 

I.          II 
(jriBS  Valley 


Kamc  of  Mill. 


Itaud  &  Co.'ii 

Rood  &  Llllios 

Union 

tulunchoO.  &  S.M.  Co 
I'ottuHU.  ft  S.'M.  Co... 

Rogori! 

Hiffliluuti.  &S.  M.  Co. 

Sunnier 

Mammoth 

RobertR  ft  Co.'g 

Lons  Tom 

Joo  Walker  M.  Co 


r 


1866 
14tI6 
18tl6 
18«U 
18B6 
IStW 
1804 
18H4 
18iW 
1855 


lllack  Bear.. . 
lAvj  Yankee. 
L'nion 


Mullen  k  Co 

J.  Bobblo 

G.  Chittenden 

Bear  Valley 

lIeHle|H< 

Sliimer  &  Co 

WatthbuniK 

Feliciunu  Vein 

Bliick  &  Munu8 

!  Floyds 

Joluisonii 

{CowurdH 

Illten 

illurniluHU.&S.  M.Co. 

I  Francis 

{Muripoiia 

Maxwell  (i.fc  S.M,  Co, 

i  Benton  MillH 

'  FerL'usouH 

IMilfer  A  Co.'g 

{Peek,  FountBin  &  Co.. . 

:  Rutherford  Bros 

I  Mount  (jaines 

'Mount  Upliir 

Clark,  Derrick  &  Co. . . 

(joodman  k  Co 

I'rinceton 

('ashman  &  Co.'s 

Ellis 

Rollins  &  Co 

Crown  Lead  Co 

Mariposa  Co 

Barretts 

Lafayette  M.  Co 

Dun  Breen  k  Co 

Whitlock  U.  &  S.  M.  Co. 


)Empiro. 

ilomestake 

Williams  &  Wicklaud. 


.Co. 


Kuroka  H.  8c  M. 

Enterprise 

American  M.  Co.'s. . . 
*Amorican  M.  Co.'s, . 

•Empire 

Allison  Raucli. 

Alta  Hill 

Byers 

CAmbridge 

Eureka  U.  Co 

Forest  Spring 

Gold  Hlh 

Hartcrey 

louo  M.  Co.'s 

Lady  Franklin 

Laramies 

Latona 

Lucky  H.Co.'i 


IKIiSi   10 
I8(iU    20 


186' 

I8li6 

18tt4 

1865 

1860 

1863 

1866 

18(i& 

1860 

1861 

1869 

I860 

1863 

18(10 

1866 

18fM 

1864 

1858 

1861 

18ti2 

1862 

1860 

18)12!  10 

1868:  24 

1S57;  10 

1866|     8 

18601  24 

1863,  16 


1861 
1863 
1863 
1868 
1860 
1866 
1865 
1863 


1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1862 
1866 
1866 
1864 
1867 
1863 
1866 
1866 
1856 


1864 
1866 


10 


stcum 
water 
steam 


steam 
II 

water 

II 

II 

II 
steam 


water 


steum 


water 
steam 


water 
steam 
water 
steam 
li 

water 


steam 


water 
steam 


water 
steam 


water 

steam 
II 

water 


Cost 


01? 

C:2. 
<  o. 


91lj,000  Gold. 

6000       " 

18,000 1      •• 


15,000 
10,000 
40,000 
30,000 
45,000 
8,(Hi0 
22,000 
26,000 


2,000 

4,000 

10,IjOO 

20,000 

10,000 

12,(J00 

6,000 

6,ij00 

2,000 

4,000 

12,000 

26,000 

22,000 

30,(100 

4,(X)0 

82,000 

60,000 

120,000 

6,000 

6,0«0 

6,000 

12,000 

18,000 

95,000 

7,000 

4,000 

40,000 

20,000 

6,000 

8,000 

20,000 

6,000 

6,000 

6,000 

1,600 

22,000 


130,000 


2.500 


steam 
water 


steam 


water 
steam 


water 
steam 


water 
steam 


30,000 
7,000 
3,000 
7,000 

Z8',o66 


80,000 
20,000 


20,000 
20,000 


10,000 
8.000 
8,000 


I'resout  Uooupants. 


A.  A.  Rand  k  Co. 
Iti>cd  &  Lillle. 
J.  II  I'leiior  k  Co. 
OlancheG.ft  S.M.  Co. 
I'ettns  U,  k  8.  M.  Co. 
R,  II.  Rouurs. 
Biff  Bine  tj.fc  S.M.  Co. 
Kern  River  G.  ft  S.M.Co. 
Mammoth  d,  M,  Co. 
G.  D.  Roberts  k  Co. 
<i.  D.  Roberts  &  Co. 
Joo  Walker  M.  Co. 


Daffgct,  Coiighlin  k  Co. 
Wm.  Coddingtou. 
Monry  Swain. 


Mullen  k  Ca 
Juun  Bobblo. 
Geo.  Chittenden. 
Muripo.ia  Co. 
lleslep  fcCo. 
Shinier  &  Co. 
Washburn  &  Ca 
L.  Trubucco. 
Black  k  Munn. 
J.  D.  Wilson. 
J.  F.  Johnson. 
II.  (;.  Coward. 
J.  liite  and  I*.  Wvnants. 
Ilornitos  (i.  &  S.M.  Co. 
Charles  Fruiicis. 
Marl|M>>a  Co. 
jMuxn.'llG.  k  S.M.  Co. 
JMuripiiFa  Co. 
E.  Fergu.-ion. 
'Miller  k  Jenkins, 
jl'eck.  Fountain  k  Co. 
Jas.  Tniinerliill. 
I  Felix  Deville. 
SIuripoKB  t'o. 
W.W.  Helton. 
I  Goodman  k  Co. 
I  Blariposa  Co. 
jCushniun  k  Co. 
I  Samuel  Ellis. 
I  Rollins  fc  Co. 
I  Crown  Lead  Co. 
i  Mariposa  Co. 
iJosrpli  Barrett. 
'  LafUvotte  M.  Co. 
Duiiiel  Breen  &  Co. 
Whitlock  v.  &  S.M.  Co, 


Silver 


Gold. 

ii 

Cem't 
Gold. 


Empire  M.  &  M.  Co. 
Ilomestake  M,  &  M.  Co. 
Williams  &  Wickland. 


Eureka  M.  &  M.  Co. 
Frank  Max.son,  Sup't; 
I.  8.  Crall,  Sup't. 
1.  S.  Crall,  Sup't. 
B.  Vilain.  Agent. 
Stanton  k  Co. 
J.  JeflVoe,  Sup't. 
John  Byers. 
Cronire,  Bulkley  k  Co. 
William  Watt,  Sup't. 
J.  H.  Bayliss,  Sup't. 
J.  K.  Edwards,  Sup't. 
J.  S.  t,ambert,  Sup't. 
S.  T.  Curtis,  Sup't. 
J.  R.  Rush. 
John  Laramie. 
W.  R.  Taylor,  Sup't. 
W.  R.  Taylor,  Sup't. 


>Cem«nt  Mills. 


t  Unfinished. 


t  Valued  by  Assessor. 


t^ 


I  I 


76 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


LooatJon. 


TT — :,'■ 

it             ti 

H                     II 

II                     II 

11                     II 

<l                     tl 

II                     II 

II                     II 

*l                     II 

II                     l« 

II                     II 

II                     l« 

ilunt'i  Uill.. 

1         II 

II        It 

LIttIo  York 

it                    H 
II                    II 

Meadow  Lukt* 

II          It 

II          II 

«l                     n 

Nevada  Towiii^ 

hip 

tt             tt 

II             it 

tl             tt 

It             *t 

tt             tt 

tt             II 

II             II 

II             II 

II              II 

II             .1 

II             11 

it             tt 

it             tt 

Bed  Door 

it        11° 

It        *i 

It        II 

Kamo  of  UllL 


Wuhingtou  Xuwnslilp. 


1 


Tou  B«t. 


PLACBK  COUNTY. 

Auburn 

Bath 


Colikx 

Damascus 

Dovil'g  Canon., 
Dutch  Flat. ... 
Forest  Uill 


Morrlmnc 

5lolullurf(ical  Works.. . 

New  Orleans 

NurthHInr 

((plilr— New 

Ophlr-Old 

I'aollio  Ore  Co 

Kooky  liur 

Subuhtopol 

Town  Talk 

Union  Hill 

Wolf  Crook 

Woodwortli  &  Co. '8. . . , 

*i"lny  k  Co.'s 

♦Kustcrn 

•(ioiiKO  Kyo 

'Curian  ft  Itucknian's. 

•.Jenny  LInd  

*i{cinlngt(in  &  roiiil'H. 
Cal.  Con.  M.  X:  M.  Co... 
h^xcolslor  il.  &  M.  Co. . 
(■rant  Mining  Co.'s. . . . 

Winton 

Ilannor 

CornUh 

•Km|iiro..., 

Federal  Liiuii 

ForoKtUlll 

French 

Gold  Tunnel 

*(ireon  Mountain 

Manznnlta 

Mnrulili'N 

Novuiln  H-  M.  Co.'s 

Oriental 

Oro  Fino 

I'alnierK 

I'ennsylvania 

I'rov'cntJ.  ft  S.  M.  Co. . 

Sneath  &  Clays 

Stiles 

Wiirliam 

•Cni  noy  &  JackKons 

•Wolr  k  Uarbcrs 

•Willinms,  HIgits  k  Co. 

•Wright  &  Co.'s 

Brandy  Flat  M.  Co 

Marietta  Mining  Co 

Milton  Willis  M. Co.... 

Stary.  M.  Co 

Tecumsoli  M.  Co 

•Hrovvn  Bros.  &  Co.'s. . 
•I'ozzuns  &  Ciarbcrs. . . . 

•Hovdlaulfs 

•Mallorv  t  Co.'s 

•Nceco  &  West 

•Union 


Milletto 

•I'aragon 

•Kougli  Gold  Co.'s.... 

Live  Oak 

I'ioneer 

•Missouri  Co 

McCullough 

•Baltimore 

•Big  Spring  Co 

•Hope  Co 

•Oro  Co 

Gold  Run I •Indiiina  Hill 

Uarponding  Mine Itanker 

"  "     tSnn  Francisco  Co.'s. . 

Iowa  mil •Morning  Star 

Newcastle Sclinabcls 

Ophirville. i  I'ughs 

"         Welty'a 

Saundor's  Kanch 'tSander's  Ranch  Mill.. 

Secret  Canon Secret  Spring 

Stewart's  Flat I  Stewart's  Flat 


-  2 


1864  10 
18021.... 

IHtia  8 

ISM  Ifl 

18tMi  80 

18n4t  6 

18UI)  6 


VMi  16 
18<I3  12 
1804 
1866 
1803 


1866 
180U 
1866 
1860 
1864 


1S66 
18tU) 
1806 
186<'> 
1865 
I860 
1869 
1860 


1801 
1861 


1860 


1863 
1861 
1864 

186U 
1868 
1804 

18tM 


1866 
1801 
1804 
18'J6 


1S63 
1864 
1304 
1806 
1806 
1800 
1866 
1806 


1806 
1803 
1866 
1802 
1856 
1800 
1806 
1800 
1866 
1800 
1806 
1866 
1805 
1860 
1866 
1806 
1863 
1865 
1866 
1864 
18S4 


18031  12 

1801 1     8 

IJ 

8 

6 

12 

10 

4 

6 

4 

8 

8 

8 

10 

10 

8 

10 

10 


steam 


o 


Cost. 


water 
Hicani 
water 


i^tenni 


water 

stenm 

|s  k  w 
jstouni 
water 
stenm 
water 


steam 
water 
Hteam 


walur 

sleam 

water 
tl 

hteam 
water 


steam 
water 


Sl&.OOO 

8,000 

16,000 

40,000 

126,000 
20,000 

W.OOO 

20,000 

10,000 

20,000 

6,000 

80,000 

6,000 

8,000 

8,000 

8,000 

8,U0() 

9,000 

17000 

76,000 

16,000 

22,000 

15,(XK) 

8,000 

4,000 


c 


Trcsent  Occupants. 


Gold. 


8.000 
'24,000 


7,000 


5,000 

•26.000 

10,000 

8,500 

8,000 

9,000 

20,000 

Oij.OOO 

5,000 

'3.666 
2,5' 0 

15.000 
6,000 


16,000 
16,000 
6,500 
Moam    16,000 


water 


steam 


water 

stenm 


water 
steam 


water 
steam 


6,000 
4600 
6,000 
7,000 


3000 
16,000 
12.000 

4,000 
12,000! 
12,000  Cem't 

6,000  Gold. 

7,000  Cem't 
10,000      " 
15,000       " 
12,000       " 

8,000       "  ' 

6,000;Gold. 


Cem't 


Gold. 


Cenrt 
Gold. 


Cem't 
Gold. 


Snp't 


Cem't 


Gold. 


Cem't 


Gold. 

Cem't 
II 

Gold. 


10,000' Cem't 
2,000  Gold. 
2,000 
6,000 


10,000 
8,000 


IL.Scadden,  Sup't. 
Willinm  Hill, 
.lohn  Smith,  Sup't. 
W.  II.  Ilodda,  Sup't 
Kinplro  Bllning  ('o. 
Kniiilro  Mining  Co. 
W.  A.  Willinms,  Agent. 
A.  B.  Brady,  Sup't 
Watt  k  Co. 
•I.  JofTro?,  Sup't. 
Fhidloy  k  Co. 
•loKeph  I'eriin. 
Daniel  Metirath, 
('.  C  (iolng,  Sup't. 
John  Knox,  Sup't. 
Fuller,  Goods|)eed  k  Co. 
Ciirrun  k  Buukman. 
F.  Larkln, 
Ueniingtnn  k  I'ond. 
•I.  K.  Stewart,  Sup't. 
•Ins.  S.  Harrison,  Sup't. 
.1.  R  .Siinlrcs,  Sup't. 
N.  W.  Winton  k  Co. 
(ieo.  W.  Kidd.  Sup't. 
riill   Kiuhurdx,  Sup't. 
■liicobs  k  Surgent. 
•S.  Hooker,  Snp't. 
K  UuoKoomb.  Sup't. 
h.  Cliaroiiiiat.  Snp't. 
(i.  W.  KIdd,  .Sup't. 
.Iiioob>i,  Sargent  k  V.o, 
W  Maltmnii.  Sup't 
.Mnreliie  Bros. 
William  Katclifr,  Sup't 
F.  A.  Bliller.  Sup't. 
Brown,  Hinds  k  Co. 
O.  I'alnu-r. 
.1.  H.  Hulm,  Sup't 
Tti.is.  F.  Dlngley,  Snp't. 
K.  Uunpcomb,  Sup't. 
W.  (.:.  stiles. 
S.  I).  Merchant. 
A.  Tucker,  Sup't 
.lumes  Weir. 
T.  Will!'',  Sup't. 
Frank  Kniiin,  Sup't 
N.  Knowltou,  Sup't. 
("apt  l.indM'v,  Sup't 
S.  D.  Wciolfey,  Sup't. 
Kdw'd  Witliington.Az't 
.John  I'atterson,  Sup't. 
II.  K.  Itrown,  Agent 
Cozzons  k  timbers. 
W.  F.  llevdliintr,  Sup't. 
S.  Stelting,  Agent, 
A.  Necce,  Agent. 
Collins  &  Sons. 


-  Mlllctt. 

J.  Wheeler,  Agent. 
William  Davis,  Agent. 
John  SlcKinncy,  Agent. 
C^olman  k  Co. 
A.  Jloore  *  Co. 
McCullongh  M.  Co. 
William  Northwood. 
J.  1'.  Castner  &  Co. 
George  W.  Reamer. 
Geo.  W.  Keamer,  Ag't 
A.  H  Mallorv,  Agent 
Har]>onding  H.  Co. 
Harpending  M.  Co. 
James  Dod^t  k  Co. 

—  Sohnabel, 

C.  D.  I'ugii  k  Co. 
Wolty  &  Co. 

Grant  k  Co. 
J.  Rogers. 


•  Comeivt  Mills. 


t  Unfinished. 


Chlpps 
Div 


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QUARTZ     MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 


77 


Lomtion. 


vi.MiKn—rontlnnrit. 

WtilKkoy  DlRglngB 

(I  It 

Wixconaln  mil... ".'.!'.. 


I'LCMAft  COlI^•J^. 

Arponliiia 

lIultoHnr 

Dixie 


Kiin-I(ii  Lako. ... 
Krniiklin  Hill.., 
(icHci'fCo  Valloy. 
(jrociivillo 


Indian  Vnltoy. 


Jamifion  Creek. 


Mohawk  Valley. 
UoiinUVnllcy... 
KuhIi  Crcc'k 


BAN  BEUNAnDINO  TO. 

Ilolcomb  Valley 

MaruiiKa 

Mojave 


■RANT A  COUNTY. 

Copper  City 

French  Uulch 


Lower  Springs. 

Muletown 

Old  Diggiiign..'. 


RIERRA  cor  NTT. 

Alloghnnytown 

(I 

American  Hill 

ChippH. 

Divide 


Downieville. 


(iold  Lake 

(iold  Viilley 

Hog  ('iinun 

Jim  Crow  Canon., 


Namcof)ti1l. 


Kakor  k  Cronby. . . 

OrlenlBl,, 

Arnold,  Loo  ft  Co. 


Shermnn,  Hoot  k  Co. '8, 

Hiitio  liar  Co 

AbboltK 

Comptona 

Dixie 

Wilen 

Kureka 

Krniiklin  Hill  Co 

Ward*  Co 

(irpenvillo 

Lone  Ktar 

Ciofcpnt 

(Iroscent 

Indian  Valley 

TennHylvania 

Mammoth 

■7H  Co 

King  ft  Co 

(ioldnn  (jiito 

licrgMill 


MpIIur 

McIioIp 

Green  l^iodo. 


I'cokB 

Highland... 
Honevcomb., 
Washington., 

(■corgo'H 

Ihiion 

Kanaka 

rotoKi 

Mammoth... 


IHOO 
1800 

mm 

1800 


IS&I 

1804 
1808 
1808 
18t!3 
1R08 
1863 
18tK) 

ma 

1802 
1802 
1802 
18(10 

isia 

1808 
1861 
1862 

1800 
18)8 
1808 


1800 
1S04 

1803 


1804 
1808 
18f«> 
1851 
1800 
1800 
18(iO 
1805 
1804 


Kanaka  Creek 

Kanaka  liaviiip. ... 
Middle  Yuba  IJiver, 

Minncsotp. I  Hriggs  k  Co 

Calitbrnia 
Uountai>:  Hoiifu 
Sierra  ButtcB.... 


Wob  Ravine 

Yuba  River  H.  F. 

"       "     8.  F.. 

"       "     8.  K.. 


Kiigle 1800 

21y.M.0o 1806 

AmoiicnnHill 1868 

IJainbow 1867 

Charcoal  Co 1858 

KeyMono  U,  M.  to 1868 

(iold  Hhiff 1868 

Mont|)elior  Co 1868 

OroCo 1800 

Slug  Canon 186» 

HnvenKfc  Co 1800 

Cold  Valley 1868 

I'rimroso  Oo 1858 

Ironsides 1904 

IMumbngo 1802 

Sierra  Consolidated 1803 

Oak  Flat  Co 18ta 

Kanaka  (^  M.  Co 18ti5 

French .Hti6 

!8t3 
1856 

Mountain  ilouro 1858 

BigeiowCo 1858 

ludcpvndonco 1868 

KanoftCo 1806 

Mexican  Co 1868 

.Sierra  Uuttcs  Co 1852 

Union 1800 

FourllillB   1862 

Chlpps 1868 

Kcntuokjr 1860 


BISKITOir  COUNTY. 

Humbug  Creek  I 

Indian  Crook , 


Quartx  Valley. 
Siskiyou 


Lash  ft  Co. . 

London 

Siskiyou 

Turk^a. 

Sleeper  Mill. 


I 


Coat 


ilowcll 
Cruslior. 


1802 
1869 
1858  8 
1867  4 
18QSl    8 


■team 


water 


•  ft  w 
water 


■^t(am 


water 


steam 


water 
steam 
wafer 

«« 

steam 

14 

water 


se.ooo 

60,000 
26,000 


1,600 

1,600 

1,600 

0,000 

7,000 

6,000 

100,000 

2,000 

1,600 

0,000 

7.000 

26,000 

00,000 

20,000 

ao.ooo 

20,0(X) 

8,000 

2.000 

20,000 

15,000 


20,000 
10.000 

26.000 


go 


Tresont  Oooupanta. 


Gold. 


Ccm't 


Gold. 


Peachy.  HofTtnan  ft  Co. 
Coiiklln.  Ilosmer  ft  Co. 
Arnold,  Leo  ft  Co. 


Sherman,  Root  ft  Co. 
Hutto  liar  Co. 
H.  n.  Abbott. 
J.  D,  Comiiton. 
H,  C,  Kiiluoll. 
Wiles  ft  Uro. 
John  I'arriitt. 
Franklin  Hill  Co. 
Ward  &  Co. 
H,  K.  Uidwell. 
Ilidweli  ft  AFchlm. 
W.  A,  Ilolingerft  Co. 
W.  A.Rolingerft  Co. 
J.  N.  Illood  ft  Co. 
Trucks  ft  Walcrworlh. 
Mcticc  ft  Thompson. 
KIwell,  Nuvo  ft  Co. 
King  ft  Co. 
IIowpll  ft  llaynes. 
'■  llolthuuso.  Miller  ft  Co. 


•      A.Wnde, 
Silver  Mnroiiga  M.  Co. 

G.ftS,  George  E.  Moore. 


0,000 

10,000 

0,000 

10,000 

1,600 

0,000 

3,000 

8  000 

atoam    2oi00O 


Gold. 


wotor 
s  ft  w 
steam 


., 

water 

steam 

1 

water 

1 

«' 

2 

,1 

1 

11 

steam 

s  ft  w 

water 

steam 

water 

It 

steam 

water 

steam 

2 

41 

2 

water 

<» 

41 

«i 

(f 

t( 

41 

44 

steam 

44 

44 

water 

steam 

12.000 
4,600 
8,500 
8,600 
8,300 

12,600 

14,100 
7.00U 
6,000 
7,100 
6,150 

16,200 

16,400 

lO.WX) 
2,000 

00,000 
4,500 

22,500 
4,000 
6,600 
4,000 
6.360 
6,000 

36,00r) 
1,000 
1.000 

80.000 
8.600 
6.300 
4,200 
6,000 


6,000 
10.000 
8,000 
6,000 
5,000 


Peck. 

Thos.  I'urnell,  Sup't 
S. (irovcr 
J.  Syme,  Sup't. 
W.  Ij.  Gcorgo. 
H.  .Jones. 

Kelly. 

C'otron. 

I.  Isaacs. 


Eagle  Q.  M  Co. 

21  *}.  SI.  Co. 

Young  &  Co. 

P.  A.  Lamping. 

Bcauclininp  &  Laugton. 

Keystone  y.  51.  (.'o. 

Slumpf  ft  Co. 

Jloutpelicr  ii.  M.  Co. 

v.  A.  I.nin))iiig, 

ainckstono  i}.  M.  Co. 

'lavcns  .'  Lenipricb, 

'.lerrick  ft  tirey, 
iPrimrosoM.  Co. 
[Ironsides  Q.  M.  Co. 

Hottdlcv  ft  Co' 
I  Sierra  Con.  O.  M.  Co. 

Ouk  Flat  Q.  sr.  Co. 

Kanaka  l}.  M.  Co. 

French  Cunipany. 

Itriggs  &Co. 

Wiiglit  ft  Ho  wen. 

Watson  ft  Co. 
,  Uigelow  &  Sloore. 
i  Independence  M.  Co. 

Kane  ft  Co. 

Maldonado  ft  Co. 

Sierra  ISuttes  Co. 

Union  Q.  M.  Co. 

Spencer  ft  Grey. 

English  &  lliggins. 

McKenzio. 


Lash  ft  Co. 
London  Q.  M.  Co. 

F.  Turk. 
Sleopor  ft  Co. 


^ 


n  ■ 


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Location. 


Nnme  of  Mill. 


TULA  UK  lOUNTV. 

White  Ulvcr 


TUOLUMNK  COINTV. 

Amorii'  .  Cniiip 

Itulil  y-   .iiitnlii 

llliio  (lulch 

Cherokee 


Cnrters.... 
Houston. ,. 
liudiiiit. .. 
Josephiiip. 


Caldir's  liniieli 

Coiilitieiice  District., 


Deer  Creek.. . 
5-iMlIe  (.reck. 


Jackass  Hill 

JJ.  F.  Tuolumne  11.. 


I'overty  Hill. 


Kawhiile  Itnncli., 
Soulsbyville..'. ... 


Sonorn 

8u>;ar  I'lne. 


Summcrville 

Summit  I'asF 

Stanislaus  Hiver.. 
'luoluniiie  liiver.. 
Turnbiick  Creek., 
Tuttletown 


Whiskey  lllil. 


Whitman's  I'liss.. 
Wood's  Crohslnj?. 


Yankcx  Hill. 
Yorktown.. . 


YUBA   COUNTY. 


Brown's  Vniley Damcbroge.. 

)ef!';r.'on 

I'ennsylvania 


Jones  &  Woodmnri. 

Sophia 

Kajrle 

l.arco .. . 

Mngce 

Coinstdck 

Conlldoiico 

Inde|ieiiileiicc 

DciT  Creek 

Mazel  Dell 

Kversona 

Walters 

Kig  Cniton 

Koiiita 

Consuelo 

(irizzly 

8tarr  Kinjt 

(■olden  Kitle 

Hesleps 

Rawhide  Knncli. . ., 

(iilsons 

Sonlsby 

Sonora 

Daegner 

Kureka 

Kxcelslor 

( i  reen  s 

i.oniburdo 

Monitor 

I'irate 

Summers 

Col.  ti.  &  S.  M.  Co. 

Teleffriiph 

ISucliniuin 

Laurel  Hill 

I'ttttersons 

Valparaiso 

I'restons 

Heists 

Whitmans 

Apps 

Clem  &  Co.'s 

Duncans 

■Shanghai 

Mre.  Hills 


WJ^      If    I 


Cofit. 


<  a 


Eaglevillo 

Indian  Ranch. 
Middle  Yuba. 
Smartsvillc . 


.Sweet  Vciijjcanec. 


T(*inple,  No.  2. . . . 

Mount  Hope 

Andrew  Jackson. 


iRon 
vm 
mm 

186t 


18C4 
18(10 
IRfifi 

1«0« 
l-nfjft; 

IRMl 

\m 

1R«2 
ISfif) 
1864 

1805 
1)V)9 
1868 
1860 

18«6| 
1861)' 
18661 

18(i5l 
ISfiOi 

I8r.t! 

1860 
1858 
18t«! 
18ti4 
la59 
1800 


ISW) 
1803 
ISiiO 
18(iO 
1804 
1800 
1869 
1867 
1867 
1868 
1800 
1800 
1806 
1800 
1859 
1869 
1802 
1859 


1869 

\mi 

1802 
1806 
1806 
1860 
1806 
1800 


isteam'«2O,00O  gold 
water;     8,fMK)      '• 
3,000      " 
1         "        -6,000      " 


p  &  w 

water 


steam 


.  I  water , 
,  steam 
.  i  water 

•'      "     i 


!  steam  i 


wafer 
'steairi 
.water 


10.000! 
6,000 : 

10,0001 
3,000: 
7,0(K) 
8,000' 

10,000 1 

10,000! 

8,(X»0i 

4,000, 
10,000' 

5,000 1 
15,0001 
10,0001 
20,000 
20,000 1 

7,0001 
16,000 ! 
10,000] 
46,0(K) 

8,0(K), 
20,0(K)1 

16,o;m>: 

10,0»K> 
•20.0(Kl 
10,000 


stciim 

water 

lil.OOO 

!0,(XI0 

II 

10,000 

8,000 

II 

20,000 

II 

20,000 

II 

10,fK)0 

II 

3.0(.0 

ti 

10,0(10 

II 

0,000 

11 

4,fi(lO 

2,0(K» 

II 

5,0<K) 

8&   W 

10,000 

water 

8,(KW 

" 

3,000 

" 

10,(HKI 

II 

4,000 

20,0(10; 
40,000' 
40,(I0<)! 
60,000  i 
15,000 
30,000 
10,000 
12,000l 


Trescnt  Occupants. 


J.  Carter. 
J.  C.  Itlrdseyo. 
Hudnnt  &  C'o. 
J.  C.  Itlrdseyo. 


Jones  *  Woodman. 
Joseph!  &  Co. 
Kaiflo  M.  Co. 

C.  Lombardo. 
riatt  ItroH. 
Comstock  &  Fry. 
T.  Soulsby. 

A.  1'.  Itrayton. 
Deer  Creek  Co. 
I'helps  &  Co, 
M.  Hruniaglm. 
Walters  &  (;;o. 
Cobb  &  Sinton, 
llonita  Co. 
Consuelo  Co. 
(iashwiler  &  Co. 
K.  Inch  &  Co. 
(ioldon  Kulu  Co. 
Heslcp  &  Co. 
K.  1>.  Johnson,  Ag't. 
(iilson  &  Hum|>tou. 

D.  Davidson  S  Co. 
Sonora  (fold  Co. 
Wm.  Daeuner. 

Kdwaids.  Agent. 

Wright  it  (iihnoie. 
—  (jreen. 
C.  I.onibardo. 
Monitor  (i.  &  a.  M.  Co. 

C.  Dorsey. 
(i.  .Summers, 
(ioddurd  &  Co. 

D.  DavidM)n  &  Co. 
Tuol.  (i.  M.  I'll. 
.San  Francisco  Co. 

|W.  I'tttterson. 
'Valparaiso  Co. 
,  Kosecrans  &  Co. 
it:.  Keist 
iMllnerft  Co 
I  John  App  &  Co. 
I  Clem  &  Co. 

J.  Duncan. 

(iashwilder  &  Hooper. 

Mrs.  L.  Hill. 


Damebroge  JI.  Co. 
JetTerson  .M.  Co. 
I'ennsylvania  M.  Co. 
.Sweet  Vengeance  M.  Co. 
Incorporated. 
Incorporated. 
Mount  Hope  M  Co. 
Andrew  .lacksun  M.  Co. 


In  Nevndti  foiinty  tliere  nro  IIG  mines  beintf  worked  at  the  present  time.  Many  of  tlieiu  have  not  yet 
been  thorouia;hly  opened,  inul  (inito  a  number  hi.ve  no  other  machinery  thnn  hoistiu),'  workc  Tliere  ure 
5.5  qiinrtz  nnd  50 cement  mills,  making  a  total  of  7,5  mills  in  tlie  county.  Two  of  tlie  mills  are  dry  crushers, 
and  the  remaining  Git  have  7HS  stamps.  The  mines  have,  for  mills  iind  hoisting  works,  0!)  Bteam  engines, 
and  "t  ."50  mines  llic  wlioie  or  a  part  of  tlie  nmeliinery  is  run  by  water  power.  Fifty  seven  companies 
report  the  nuni'ier  of  men  employed.  In  that  number  of  eluinm  1,797  men  are  engaged.  The  Supeiin- 
tendents  of  HJ  mills  report  the  total  amount  erushed  during  the  year.  This  number  of  quartz  mills  have 
cruehed,  in  the  aggregate,  85,800  tons  of  roek,  aveniging  'i,(J8l  J  tons  to  the  mill  for  tiie  year.  The  aggre- 
gate yield  of  the  18  mines,  of  which  the  total  yield  is  reported,  is  $2,187,300  for  the  year.  This  is  Irtmi 
quart/,  alono,  as  none  of  the  cement  mines  or  gravel  claims  are  reported.  The  average  yoHily  yield  of  tlie 
mills  reported  is  aliout  $120,000  each.  The  largest  yield  is  from  tlio  Eureka,  of  (iiiiss  Valley,  which 
crushed  11,100  tons,  yielding  nearly  f  (100,000.  The  next  largest  yield  is  from  the  Allison  Ranch  Mine  : 
7,000  tons  of  rock  were  crushed,  producing  an  aggregate  of  flh'W.lHK). — AmicsKor'ii  Report,  1860. 


There  are 
purposes,  cr 
hundred  do 
aggregate  le 
ditches  in  tli 

In  additioi 
for  mnnicipa 
and  the  cnpi 
San  Knincisi 
Angeles  has 
completed  in 


For  Minin: 


Name 


A, MA  DO  I 

Amador 

Amador  Co.  ( 

Moyle 

Huckeye 

Huena"  ViMa. 

Hutte  Canal.. 

Hosumnes  Wii 

Drv  Creek 

ludiin  ({ulch.. 
"  "     J 

Kellum  Hitcl. 

Lancha  I'lann 

Lorees 

Meeks 

Mile  Oulcli,  . 
Open  Cut  Flu 

I'urdees 

I'uriiHon'H. 

Fhelps  &c  Co. 

I  Tigeon  t;reek. 

Potosi 

I'roctor,  Wiilk 
Reiehling  St.  \ 
Hiclitmycr.  . 
liieh  At'Co.'s. 

Uitter 

Sutler  Creek  ii 
Volcano . . . 

nUTTK 

Abbott  &  Co. 
Hutte  Creek  . 
Clienikee  Co. 

Doweys 

Forbestown . . 

Hutchings 

Little  Uiitlo... 
Oregon  (J  ulch. 
Rock  Creek... 
Spring  Valley. 
Table  Moimtaii 
Williams.... 

CAT.AVKIIA1 

Calaveras  Com 
Campo  Seco  i 
Canal  Co... 
Clark  &  Co.'s. 
Conmds 


CAiVALS     AND     WATER     DITCHES  —  CALIFORNIA, 


79 


CANALS  AND  WATER  DrTCIIES. 

Tliere  are  five  tboiisiind  throe  Imiidrcil  mid  twenty-eiifht  miles  of  arlilioiiil  wnter  conrRoa,  for  mining 
purpoRea,  constrnctpd  in  tliiB  Stiite,  at  a  coBt  of  fifteen  million  five  linndred  and  fleventy-live  tliniipnnd  four 
hnndred  dollura.  In  addition  to  the  length  here  stnted,  there  uro  niinierouB  Biilmidiaiy  hninclicR,  the 
iigf^reKHte  length  of  whieli  Ib  enliinafed  lit  over  eight  hnndred  miles,  and  several  hundred  niilcH  of  new 
ditches  in  tht  cotirso  of  oonHlniclion. 

In  addition  to  those  eniiineratcd  in  the  ahovc,  there  lire  nHiiioroiis  cnterprifcH  ormiiii/.ed  to  fiirniHli  water 
for  mnnicipal  and  a^'rii'ultnral  pnrpoBCB.  Twenty-Buveii  tities  and  towns  in  llio  interior  are  tlniB  Hnpplied, 
and  the  rapitsl  employed  anumnt'i  to  sovernl  niillioim  of  dollars.  The  Spring  Valley  Water  AVorl;a,  of 
Snn  Francisco,  is  nn  extensive  aad  costly  niidertiil<iiig,  with  a  capital  of  $(),(IO0,O()0.  The  Cdiinty  of  Los 
Angeles  has  nearly  three  liundred  niilea  ■•!  ditches,  and  extciiHive  worlts  for  the  supply  of  water  luive  been 
completed  in  San  Dcriiardino,  Volo,  and  Boveral  other  ugricnltiiral  co.mtieg  of  the  State. 

TAIJLK   OF  ('ANALS  AND   WATER    DITCHKS 
For  Mining  pnrposes  in  the  State,  with  the  Loention,  Sonrce  of  Water,  Length,  Cost,  etc.,  of  each. 


Knmp  of  nitrli. 


Sonrce  of  Water. 


AMAOOIl   COINTV. 

Amador 

Amador  Co.  Cmia! 

Hoyle 

Hnckeyo 

Uuena'  ViMa , 

Hutte  Ciinal 

CoBumnes  Water  Co 

Drv  Creek 

Indi-in  (iulch 


Sutler  Creek 

.'tokelnmne  h'iv(T,  N'.  F. 


Sutter  Ciw'k.  N.  F 


i.Mokeliinme  Itivei-,  \.  V 

('iiMMiuics  liivcr,  S.  ]•" 


Dry 


Kellnm  Hitches  {'l 

Lancha  I'lana 

Lorees 

Meeks 

Mile  (inlcli 

Open  Cat  Flume 

I'urdees 

Purinion'N 

Phelps  &;  Co 

Pigeon  Creek 

Potosi 

Proctor,  Wi'.lker  iV.  Ch.'h.  . 

ReichlingiV  Alt  {••) 

Wichimycr 

Kich  A:"Co.'b 

Uitlcr 

Sutter  Cieek  and  Volcmio. 
Volcano 


.lacksoii  Creels,  ,M.  F... 

I  Kanclieria  Creek 

.lackson  Creek,  M.  V... 


Kjiicluiiu  Creek,  S.  F 

.luckpoii  (.'reek.  S.  F , 

Kiincheri;!  (Jreek 

'.  Sutter  Ci  eek 

^.(nckson  Cretk,  S.  F , 

Sutler  Cieek,  M.  F 

Dry  Crei'k , 

|Cii.siiiiiiU'S  Kiver,  S.  F , 

Dry  Creek 

.(ackw)u  Cni'k 

Sillier  Creeli,  S.  F 

iDry  ("reek. 

Itig  Itar  ranou 

(NwuiniU'H  Hi'v-r 

ISutliT  Creek 

.Mokelumno  U., Trihut.iries. 


nUTTK   COfNTY.  I 

Abbott  &  Co I 

Butte  Creek , i  Hulte  Creek 

Cherokee  Co 'T;ihle  Mouutaiii 

Doweys Feather  Uiver,  W.  UriimJi... 

Forbestown {South  Fealht'r  lilver 

HiitchingH ' 

Little  Hutte !  Hutte  Cieek 

Oregon  (iulch ! ( )iegi)n  (iulch 

Kock  Creek 1  l.'ock  Creek 

Spring  VuUey .Spring  Valley. 

Table  Mountuin Table  Mountain 

Williams 


CAI.AVRUAS  COl'NTV. 

Calaveras  Connly  Ditch  Co 
Campo  Seeo  &'Mok.   Hill 

Canal  Co 

Claik&Co.'B 

ConradR 


Stanislaus  Uiver 

Mokelumno  Kiver 

Mukelumne,  South  Fork. 
"  Forks 


!t  a 
S3 


t 

10 

:< 


4 

H 

■ih 
t) 

7 
.1 

it 
S 

15 


4:1 


1} 

10 
10 

11 

"a' 
II 

:» 

:< 

I 

t 

2 


3C 

2.5 
8 


Cost. 


$'.20,1)11(1 
■lOO.OOO 

;t,.")Oti 

.3,00(1 

IS.OliO 

K>.^,()00 

40,(100 

(>,0(I0 
10,(K)0 

2,(100 
22,000 

:!0.ooo 

2,000 

l.oOOi 

2,000 

!)0,0()0 


Name  of  Owi.cr. 


.Tiiriie.i  .lohnpton  &  Hros. 
Piodie  iV  Uiiyeniue. 
thiuii'H  .Mehan. 
While  and  (,'o. 
.1.  Foete  Turner, 
liiilte  Canal  (Jo. 
(;.  A.  Piiriiiton. 
DaviK  &  Co. 
W.  L.  McKiin. 
Duell  A;  Co. 
liulte  (Jaiuil  Co. 
Pi'octor  lit  liiiwdon. 
Sau.uel  Loree. 
Aleeks  &  Sous. 
N.  Paivons. 
Pioche  &.  Bayerqne. 


I5,000l  Reuben  Frv,  Agent. 

t),000:  Phelps  &.  Co. 

«,000lsinipM)n  &.  Co. 

2,:)00,ninkMou  &  (ih.ver. 
10,0011 1  Walker  &  Lancaster. 
IO,000|Iieichling&  Alt. 
10,0001  H.  K.  !ticlilniver. 

■l,000lRich  At  Co.    ■ 
l.jO,(l(IO|K»lale  of  William  Rilter. 
IS.OOO  .r.  K.  Wiiriicr. 
1 10,000  Pioche  &  Hayerque. 


roo  Abbott  Si  Co. 
10,000;  Harbour  &,  Co. 

.''i.OOd  (;lien.kee(;o. 
20,000  :s.  L.  Dewev. 
1 S.  Feather  SVuler  Co. 

1.000' llntcliin!.'s. 

S.OOOMcKenny  <Si.  i;ver. 

;«,000! Logiie. 

l,20o! Hiichens. 

'1,0001 

(i.OOO  Welch  A,  Co. 

2,000  Williams. 


150,000 


80,000 
20,000 


Cohen  Si  Levy. 

C.  C.  Howman  &  Co. 

Clark  Si  Co. 
(}.  A.  Conrad. 


^H.^i 


.'■   'i 


h  i 


ii 


m 


!' 


I 


80 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Name  of  Ditch. 


CAI.AVKRAS- 

FiBliers 


-continued. 


Harria 

KHdifib 

Old  Gulch 

Pillsburys 

Pope 

San  Antonio 

Table  Mountuin.. 

Union 

Union  Water  Co. 


DKI.    NOIITF, 

Bunker  Hill 

Cox  &  Fruzier. . 

Curly  Jack 

Griders 

Independence. . . 

Indian  Flat 

Lone  Pine. 


Source  of  Water. 


Mokelurane,  Middle  Fork... 

"  North  Fork 

"  Middle  Fork... 

"  Middle  Fork... 

O'Niel'B  Creek 

Lincoln  Fork,  Mok.  IJiver.  . 

VVillow  Creek 

San  Antonio  Creek 


Murray  Creek 

StanielauB,  North  Fork. 


Independence  Creek. 

Myer'B  Creek 

Gridcr  Crock 


Independen''e  Creek. 

Slyer'a  (!reek 

Indian  Creek. 


McLaufrliliii iK'i.xtou'B  Creek. 


Moo  res.. 

Patricks 

Quartz  Oulch 

Stevens  W.  M.  &  M.  Co. . 
WiuL'ate  15;ir 


F.I.  TionAno  rnrs'TY. 

Hiownpville 

Cataract 

Clay  Hill 

Euffle 

El  Donido  &  Tiiimel  Hill. 

Eureka  Canal  Co 

Foster 

Gold  Hill 

G  ranilc  C^reek 

lowc 

Italian 

iloncs'  Hill. 

MicliiKan  IJur 

Montezuniu 

Parker 


Pilot  Creek 

Mulls  (:i| 

Itoek  Creek  fc  Micliigiin  Flat 

Uossinpton 

Itoush  (fc  Simpns 

Shannliae 

Sbobcr 

South  Folic  Canal 

Texas 

VVcliber 


Buzzard  Hill  Creek., 


Quartz  Cinlch 

Coon  tJreek  and  Cn'.ifj'K  Creek 
Oak  Flat  Creek 


Cosumnes  Hiver,  S.  F 


Hiinjitown  Creek 

Cosumnes  Hiver 

American  Hiver,  ,S.  F... 
CogunnioH  Kivor,  N.  F.. 
H:ini(to\vn  Creek 


American  Kiver,  S.  F 

Iowa  and  liiusli  Caiin..') 

ChnnI;  Ciinon 

Olter  Creek 

Co.suniiici  Kiv.  I',  M.  I'"..  .      .. 

HaiiKtovvM  Creek 

Webber  ('reek 

Pilot  and  Hock  C'rci-ks 

|Hn!ji.'liiwn  (!ieeU 

\.\m.  Ii.,S.  v.. and  Knck  C'i:.. 
I  V\  ebber  ( "k  Mti(l("liiuik  Cam  in 
! Canon  (Jicck 

CoHumnr.-'  Kiver,  Xl.  F 

Iliji  Cafmn 

Aineiiciin  Hiver,  S.  F 

Hantitown  (reck 

rimiilc  Canon 


INYO    COIjNTV. 

San  Ci'.rloB 


Owen's  River. 


KI.AMATH    COl'NTV. 

Camp  Creek Camp  Creek . 

("eciiville j Salmon  Hiver,  K.  F.. 

Nordlieimer  Creek lNordlieitiier'n  Creek. 

Petersburg : Salmon  Hiver,  S.  F. . 

Sawyer's  Bar |      "  "     N.  F. 

SuiKlrv  other  nitclies 


t.AFSKN   COUNTY. 

AdaniR Susan  River.. 

Adan)R  &.  liulcbelder 

Emerson ]  Willow  Creek. 

SuHunvillc Piute  Creek. . . 


MAKIPOSA   COl'NTY. 

Mortons 

Snow  Creek 


Maxwell's  Creek. 
Snow  Creek 


?i 

i; 

Cost. 

■  Name  of  Owner. 

1.5 

115,000 

Dr.  Fisher. 

SiO 

20,000 

Dr.  Fisher. 

7 

10,000 

Harris  &,  IJro. 

12 

11,000 

'M,  Kadisli. 

10 

■  15,000 

Estiite  of  W.  F.  McDcrniott. 

li 

10,000 

I).  Pillsburv. 

7 

8,000 

Thos.  Silver. 

ir, 

15,000 

TaKJtert  Bio." 

i!8 

i  ',000 

Table  JI.  Ditch  Co. 

10 

10,000 

Thomas  McOlvnn. 

50 

:)50,ooo 

Union  Water  Oo. 

■•^f 

18,000 

W.  A.  Hamilton. 

a 

1,000 

Co.\  &  Frazier. 

;i 

3.000 

Doolittle  &  Moore. 

o 

^.-iOO 

L.  B.  Gridcr. 

1 

4,000 

Hailev  iV.  Co. 

:< 

3,500 

Cliinii  Co. 

4 

8,000 

11.  Doolittle. 

n 

800 

,1.  McLau'.tlilin. 

•2 

1,000 

William  Mooro. 

o 

2,000 

Moore  Ik.  Bros. 

u 

•100 

Thorpe  iV-  Merry. 

7 

15,000 

W.  A.  Hamillon. 

I 

2,000 

Rood  &  Phillips. 

H 

15,000 

.1.  M.  Douu'lasH. 

(> 

10,000 

•lames  Findlev. 

» 

.'•,00 

(Jlmrles  Hosnior  A:.  Vo. 

H 

."iOO 

.lames  Jordan. 

10 

1,5,0110 

O.  Merrill  &,  Co. 

■150 

,500,0110 

1).  W.  Slaudeford,  Afjenf. 

o 

1,200 

Charles  Ilosnier  &.  Co. 

1!> 

12,00l) 

.South  Fork  (Janal  Co. 

:) 

0,000 

William  .Sloiirns  &  Co. 

21 

20,000 

.Soiuli  Fork  Canal  Co. 

:) 

3,000 

S.  Lavronia  iV  Co. 

I.-) 

10,0(iO 

Becbe  &.  Co. 

20 

00,0110 

.1.  M.  Dou^laiis. 

10 

f),000 

Moiitezuni:i  Co. 

10 

30,0011 

K  L.  Pari,,  r. 

I.W 

300,000 

Pilot  Creek  Water  Co. 

i;« 

4,000 

Cieorf,'e  Mull. 

.... 

1.50,000 

Hiibeit  Bell,  A^ent. 

10 

30,000 

.1.  B.  HoH.-iMKton. 

10 

(i,ooo 

Hoiish  &  Co. 

16 

12,000 

J.  M,  DoUKlass. 

r> 

5,000 

(!luirles  llosiner  fc  Co. 

:t;» 

300,000 

('Iiarlc'i  llosiiicr  &  Co. 

1 

300 

CIkii'Iis  llosmcr  iV,  (Jo. 

11) 

10,000 

Soii'h  Fork  (Janal  Vd. 

15 

30,000 

N.  Y.  and  .San  Carlos  C.  Co. 

I 

2,000 

Shelton  Si.  (irahatn. 

7\ 

7,500 

A.  J.  Ciaw  I'lnl. 

') 

2,f)00 

Mni'ch  &  l<:ilir. 

5 

7,000 

Wallers  A:  Brown, 

:< 

5,000 

J.  T.  Barrows. 

7;i 

5 

7,000 

C.  &.  A.  Adams. 

4 

5,000 

Adams  tt.  Batcheldcr. 

H 

12,0110  C.  T.  Emerson. 

H 

2,000 

I.  N.  Hoop. 

15 

$10,000 

Morton  &,  Co. 

10 

800 

James  Malono. 

Nam 


MON( 


Mono.. 


NKVADi 

Buckmnn  Sc 
E.  Williams 
Empire  Co.'g 
Eureka  Watc 
Excelsior  Car 

Gardners 

Nevada  Watc 
Remiuffton  H 
Surjfent  &  Ja 
South  Yuba  ( 

Stehrg 

I  Union 

nr.ACER 

Ameriean  Rive 
Auburn  A-.  lj,.,| 
Bartlett  &  Tin 
Byrd'g  Vallev. 
Dutch  Flat  VVi 
El  Dorado  Wa 
(fold  Hill  and  I 

(frizzly 

Hall  &.  Hubbat 

Hancock 

Hills ■■ 

Independent . . . 
Indian 

Indiana  Water  ( 

Janiison 

McKce 

McKinstry... 

'  "'ners 

;      >untain 

I --oith  Shirt  Tail 
;  Secret  Cufion... 
i  South  Yuba... 
jTodii's  Valley.. 

I  iilon 

jl'nion,  Yankee  J 
I  »olcauo 


P'.UMAS  c 

Burton  Guhh.. 

'  Cascade  WhIim'  i 

l-'catber  R.  &,  A\ 

•iiiib  Flat 

lluinlMi;,' 

"luiKarian  iiiVl' 

"idiun  Bar 

■^losiiuito 

M(.unt  Pleasant. 
•V'lson  Point,. 

I  loneer 

I'linnas 

liichmond  Hill 
■•^HW  iMIII  iV  'i'avl. 
■>"iish  Hancli.'. 
Spring  (Jiirdeii... 
iwclve-Mile  Bar 


[Up  Nevada  or  .Slimiv 

j™  Inn  (Voni  Dcor  Or 

'   m:  ''•*'1','''<''"""'vl)( 


CANALS     AND     WATER     DITCHES  —  CALIFORNIA. 


81 


Xame  of  Ditch. 


MONO   COUNTY. 


Mono.. 


NEVADA   COUNTY. 


Backmnn  &  Ciirmim  . . 

E.  Williiima 

Empire  Co.'s 

Eureka  Water  Co 

Excelsior  Cunul  Co 

Oardiierg 

Nevada  Water  Co 

Iieinin);ton  Hill 

Surffeiit  &  Jii<(il)8 

South  Yul)tt  Canal  Co. 

Stelirs 

Union 


Co. 


Pr.ACEIl   COUNTY. 

American  Kivcr  W.  &,  ^J 

Auliarn  &•■  IJcar  Kivei- 

ISuillett  Si.  Tlioniiis 

Ilvrd'e  Vallov 

iVntdi  Flut  NValcr  Co 

El  Doriiilo  Water  Co. 

(idid  Hill  and  brjnclieH 

(Jrizzlv 

Hall&  Hublmrd'M 

Hancock 

Hills 

Independent 

Indian 

Indiana  Water  Co 

.Jamison 

McKec 

McKiiiBtry 

'■•'lers 

■      >untain 

:.ortli  Shirt  Tail 

'  Secret  Canon 

South  Yuba 

Todd's  Valley 

I  I'nion 

!  I'nion,  Yankee  Jim 

'  Volcano 


Source  of  Water. 


Virginia  Creek. 


Steep  Hollow  Creek. 


Shady  Creek. 

Middle  and  South  YubaKivers 
South  Yuba  and  D^er  Creek  . 

Hear  Kiver 

Shady  Creek 

Steep'  Hollow  Creek 

Greenhorn  Creek 

South  Yuba  Kiver 

Greenhorn  Creek 


IK  8 


-\mprican  Kiver. . 
Hear  Kiver 


Volcano  Canon 

Am.  R.,N.  F.,  it  Little  H'rU. 

I  Kl  Doradi)  Canon 

I  Hear  Kiver 

jshiri  Tail  Cafum 

i  Hear  Kiver 

1  Volcano  Ciifuin 

'Indian  Ciifion 

Volcano  Canon 

I  Indian  Canon 

('aiifin  ("reek 

Indian  Canon 

j  Sli  i  rt  Tai  I  Canon 

;Owl  Creek 

j.Shirt  Tail  (^afioii,  S.  F 

'  1  >eep  ("anon 

Shirt  Tail  Canon 

i  Secret  Cafion 

I  South  Yuba  Kiver 

I  Volcano  (Cafion 

1  Shirt  Tail  Canon 


PI.UMAS   COUNTY. 

'  Ihirton  (lulch 

Cascade  Water  Co 

Kcather  K.  &.  Warren  Hill. 

(iriil.  Flat 

Iliiiiibu^' 

Iliin).'arian  Hill 

'  Indian  Har 

•Mosipiito 

.Mount  Fleusant 

NVIson  I'oint 

Pioneer 

I'hnnas 

liichnicmd  Hill 

Saw  Mill  At  Taylor  Hill,... 

Spanish  Hmuli 

.S|)rinjf  (tiirden 

Twelve-Mile  Bar 


Volcano  Canon. . 


Burton  Gulch 

South  Feather  Kiver. 


Mead  Vullev  Creek.. 

Butte  Creek 

Slute  Cieek 

Chipp's  Creek 

Mo«(luito  Creek 

Silver  Lake 

Nelson  Creek 

Feather  Kiver,  S.  F. 

Silver  Lake 

Onion  Valley  Creek.. 

Mill  Creek 

Spanish  Creek 

Spring  Garden  t'ri'ck 
KhsIi  Cn-ek 


20 


13 
16 
13 

150 
()9 

aa 

13 

I(j 
5r, 

■200 
4 


22 

2!in 

20 
3 
f)0 
31 
■10 

iJi' 

10 
10 
10 

lu 

10 
2 

]? 


12 
16 
2.5 
12 
8 
12 
10 


4 

ir> 

14 
4 
4 
2 
3 
3 

10 
6 

10 
8 
4 
5 

30 
4 
4 
o 

2 
o 


Cost 


Kame  of  Owner. 


$75,000  J.  W.  Ounn. 


20,000 1  Bncknian&  Cnrran. 
40,000  E.  Williams. 
50,000 1 B.  Vilian,  Agent. 


30,000;  J.  Gardner. 
40,O00Ia.  U.  Eddv,  Agent. 
40,000  Timinons,  Hussy  &  Co. 
30 ,.000  Sargent  &  Jacobs. 
1,. 500,(1001  James  VVhartciiby,  Agent. 
4,.500  H.  Stehr. 
12,000, L.  W.  Preble. 


100.000  Am.  River  W.  Si  Jf.  Co. 
6.00,000!  Auh  nvV  BenrK.W.  &.M.Co. 

65,000 :  Ha II  &  Allen. 
2,0(lO|Gaman  Keiser. 

100.0001  Bradlev  &  Gardner. 
100,0001  Kdwin'Tvler,  Agent. 

1 10,00(11  Aub'n&.lV:irK.W.&M. Co. 
.5,000!(;oleman&.  Dods. 

50,000  .(nmes  L.  Gould,  Agent. 

15,000  r)ard;>nelles  .M.  &  D.  Co. 

10,000  J.  T.  ir.M. 

10,0(l0'DHrdanellt«  M.  &  D.  Co. 

10,000;Mrs.  Adeliallill. 

10,0001 
4,000  .TamiHon  M.  Co. 

23,O00Heinv  Zurmiihien. 
0,000  E.  MiKinstrv. 

3.5,000|Thomas  Cauipbell. 

l5,0l)0,Kilbourn&  Michael. 

25,(mo  Mi-8.  A<lelia  Hill. 
100,000  Secret  Canon  W.  Co. 

50,000  Kidd  &  Co. 

32,000  Pond,  Constaldo  &  lluber. 
9,<)00  Mrs.  Adelia  Hill. 
128,000  Thomas  Caniphell. 

15,000  Dardanelles  M.  &  D.  Co. 


5,000 

30,000 

20,000 

5,0011 

6,000 

2,000 

3,000 ! 

4,000 

30,000 

30,000, 

10,000' 

25,(M)0' 

12,000; 

15,000 

1.50,000' 

4,000 

8.(MI0 

1,500 

1.000 

2,500 


Crtllens  St.  Co. 
Gaskill  &  Co. 
Conlv  Sc  Oowell. 
K.  B".  Jacks. 
E.  Wallick. 
Kelley  &  Co. 
McKlroy  &.  Co. 
Thompson  &  Co. 
Iiollingsworth. 

Secret  Diggings  Co. 
Maxwell  &  Bro. 
N.  B.  Sturges. 
Clark  Si.  Co. 
W.  Jacks. 
Henry  Beethe. 
Halsied,  Reiser  Sc  Co. 
H  aisled  Sl  Duvis. 
W.  J.  York. 
Brown  St,  Scrrin. 


•Till"  Eureka  Water  Compnny  own  (lipdttclipsln  Novmln County  hctwecn  the  Middle  nnil  South  Yulm  Hlvers,  except 
llic  NeviidH  or  SliHilv  Creeli  Wsler  l'iini|i»>iy'»  Ditcli.  'i'lie  Kxeelnlor  Csnal  Company,  of  Yuba  County,  own  tliedltelius 
leaillnR  ffoni  Deer  Creclt,  and  n  ditcli  tVoni :.  '  Sdutli  Yutia.  Tlie  South  Yulia  Cnnsl  Coaiimiiy  own  nearly  all  the  ditches 
In  .Nevada  County  l)etwei'n  Ihe  Soiitli  Yub.:  and  Hear  lllver;  aUo  a  branch  'U  miles  In  leiixtli,  ruaiiinit  In  Dutch  Flat, 
I'laccr  County.  The  County  Assessor,  In  his  returns  for  1H6B,  reiiorts  thcnumbcrof  ditches  91.  with  an  aggrcgato  length 
OIH50  miles. 

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I 


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82 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINEiSS     DIRECTORY, 


Name  of  Ditch. 


SACUAMENTO    rciUNTY. 

American  IJiver  \V.  &  M.  Co. 
Deer  Creek  W.  &  M.  Co.... 
Nuloina  VV.  &  M.  Co 


Source  of  Wntor. 


American  Kiver. 
Cosumncs  Kiver.. 
Americiin  Uivcr. 


Sac'to  &  AraaJor  Canal  Co..  iCosumnes  Kiver. 


D  A 


30 
6 

16 
6 


SHASTA    COUNTy. 

Arbiiciile Cottonwood,  M.  P 

Bald  Hill Cottonwood  Creek 

Cedar  Flat Whiskey  Creek 

Clear  Creek i  (-'lenr  Creek 

Cottonwood i  Cottonwood  Creek : j  18 

Davis Clear  Creek I     8 


12 
8 
li 

;V3 


Eagle 

Know  Miickf 

Prairie 

Quartz  Hill. . 
Sacramento. . 
ring  Cr 


^: 


1  oHon Clear  (!reck 

Watson JernBalcm 


Eagle ;  16 

Clear  Creek |     4 

Cottonwood,  N.  F |   17 

Cliurn  Creek '     8 

Sacramento  Creek [  22 

Spring  Creek j   10 


SIERRA    COUNTY. 

American , 

Arnott , , 

Council  Hill 

Cox  Har 

Depot , 

Featlicr  Kiver 

Fiddle  Creek 

Fisk , 

■Goodyear's  IJar 

Grass  Flat 

iGreen  &  I'urdy 

•Grizzly  Hill 

Hosier 

Humbug 

Indian  Hill , 

Irish 

,Iim  Crow 

.Kanaka 

Kiml.all 

.Itock  Creek 

Said&.  Keese 

Sailor 

•Siiyer'B  Union  (I) 

Slale  Creek  &  Gilisonville. . 

Snow  Creek -. 

Trnckee 

■Waukegan 


17 


Cost. 


$ 


Name  of  Owner. 


300,000  John  Bennett,  President. 
133,000  James  Jordan. 
yoO.OOO  H.  (}.  Livermorc,  President. 
125,000  Sac'to  &  Amador  Canal  Co. 


Little  Grizzly  Creek 

Kiddle  Creefe 

Kock  Creek 

Yulm  Kiver 

Indian  Creek 

Feather  Kiver,  S.  Branch. 

Fiddle  Creek 

Goodyear's  Crenk 

Yuba  Kiver 

Grass  Flat 

Little  Grizzly  Canon 

Cherokee  Creek 

Cannon  Creek 

Humbug  Canon 


SISKIYOI'    COUNTY. 

Altona,  M u^yinsville 

Altona,  Oil)  Kino 

Barker,  Oro  Fino 

Barkhouse 

Brown 

Callahan's  Kanch 

Cottonwood 

Crawfordu ,  .... 

French  Flats 

Fort  Gotf 

Hawkii>BVille 

Jackson's  Ha;- 

McKinney's  Creek 

iMuggiuRville 

Quartz  Hill 

Quartz  Valley 

Scott  Bar 

Scott  Kiver 

Shasta  Kiver  Canal 

Siad  Valley 

Whiting  Hill 


Vuba  Kiver. 

Jim  Crow  Canon 

Ladies'  Canon 

IJunker  Hill 

Kock  Creek 

Sardine  Lake 

Shower  Uranch 

Slate  Creek  and  tributaries... 

"        "      West  Branch 

Snow  Creek 

Truckee  Lake 

Slate  Creek,  West  Brunch 


Kidder's  Creek.. 


7 
3 
1 

I' 

2 

4 

2 

3 

4 

2 

11 

3 

3 

3 

8 

2 

6 

3 

7 

6 
15 

3 

4 


10,000 
15,000 

3,000 
140,000 
10,000 
12,000 
10,000 
10,000 

5,000 
15,000 

4,000 
25,000 
1(),000 

4,000 
18,000 


Barkhouse 

Kidder's  Creek 
Scott  Kiver,  Sou 
Cottonwood  Creek. 


16 

15 

12 

5 

9 

3 


Seott  River,  South  Fork 

Turner  Creek 

Greenhorn  Creek 

.MeKinney  Creek 


Howard  Creek. 

Mill  Creek 

Howard  Creek. 

.Mill  Creek 

Scott  River 

Shanta  River... 
Klamath  Kiver. 
Lake  Whiting.. 


8 
4 
5 
C 
3 
4 
5 
4 
7 
5 
20 
85 
4 
3 


50,000 

12,0011 

4,000 

2,.500 

3,0011 

4,0(M) 

l,5it0 

18,()0il 

5,0011 

2,.'i(MI 

13,000 

3,0110 

50,000 

2,0(H) 

6,(100 

5,000 

12,000 

14,000 

40,000 

10,000 

34,0011 

10,0011 

1.50,000 

lO.OlH) 

0,000 


7,000 


3,000 
4,000 
4,000 
2,00(1 
3,500 

300 

10,500 

8,000 

800 
3,0tl0 
4,000 
2,500 
3,000 
2,800 
2,500 
2,500 
4,000 
40,000 
300,000 
2,000 
2,500 


Howe  &  Co. 
Love  &  Co. 
Kenihle  &.  Co. 
Clear  Creek  Ditch  Co. 
Gordon  &  Keguu. 
Davis  Co. 
Davis  Co. 
Ludwig  it  Co. 
A.  Andrews  &  Co. 
E.  Jones. 
Battams  &  Co. 
Sacramento  Co. 
Sprintr  Creek  Co. 
Wilkinson  Co. 
Andrews  &  Co. 


T.  Smith  &  Co. 
A.  Arnott  \-  Co. 
Schatler  &.  ("o. 
W.  (Jrief  &  Co. 
1".  Russell. 
.McFarland  &  Co. 
C'rawCord  Br.)R. 
T.  Baird  &  Co. 
Iliggins  &.  Co. 
1).  ,McLauglilin. 
II.  Bliss. 

SeltVidge. 

Cole  &.  Stephens. 
S  George. 

Crawford  Bros. 
!l.  .lacoliH. 
Kanaka  Q.  M.  Co. 
M.  Kimball  vS:.  Co. 
Hoyce  &,  Bro. 
Said  &.  Kecse. 
.1.  O.  Cole  &  Co. 
Williams  &,  Co. 
McFarhind  &.  Co. 
S.  (Jarniichiiel. 
Trnckee  Luke  Co. 
McFarland  Sl  Co. 


Cloufe  Gottsche. 
Clonse  (idllHche. 
CIoiiHc  (ioilM'lie. 
.Morgan  <V  Co. 
Gottscli'3  cSi,  Wright. 


Cri'wford  iV.  Co. 

J.  Foch  &  Co. 

C.  Khitt  &  Co. 

Lopez  &.  Co. 

McKiuiiey  &.  Jackson. 

')ulch  Co. 

D   S.  lloilenbeek. 

J  .)b  GarretHon. 

Shelly,  Benke  Sc  Co. 

B  Jacobs  tSt  Co. 

W.  Shores. 

Quinn,  Rosborough  &  Co. 

VVood  &  Bro. 

Pi  Whiting. 


STAI 

Knjipelii 
Knight's 
La  Gran 
Mountaii 
San  Joacj 


j  Attingers 

Canyon  ( 

Canyon  ( 

Carders. . 

Carrier  (5 

Chafimam 

Curries... 

Depinetts, 

Dunhams. 

East  Fork, 

l;;«»t  Fork. 

I  Eastmans. 

Evans'  Ba 

Pegans.... 

I  '''ennings.. 

Gold  BlufK 

'  Hatchet  Cr. 

Honest  Bai 

Junction  Ci 

"         " 

Lewiston... 

Moonev's  (J 

I  North  Vork. 

'Ohio  Flat.. 
I'e'ti.iolm  .fe 
i'"vert,y  Fla 

'H'-'dFfaf... 
"t'dlliii.. 

R'dgoville 
Rush  Cree 

Steiiier 

Strattons.. 

Swift  Cree 

'i'avlor  Fl 

Trnn'ly  Cm, 

1 urner  Har 

Wares  (3). 

Weaver  Cr 


Fill 


Weaverville 

Tri.Aii 
Broder  iV,  W 
Browns  M 
Camphell  A 
Davenports. 


vertoiis  . 


^•'ishcrn 

Jenniiijf, 

'••'•  •■   •       IIS... 

-  'ng.>iich. 
Low;y,  Won 
''wens 

,  Peoples 

Reservation 

Rices 

I  Town  Ditch'.' 

lownspmig. 

IJiiion  \'iiiey' 

„,       Ttloi.UM.N 

,  Bitf  Oak  Flat  L 
I  Hydraulie  Col 
''itiiieetown  &,l 


CANALS     AND     AVATER     DITCHES  —  CALIFORNIA 


83 


Name  of  Pitch. 


Soaroe  of  Water. 


STANISt.AUS    COUNTY.  |  ] 

Kappclniuiiii  Vo iSi.xMilo  IJar 1  10 

Kninht'B  Ferry  &  Table  Mt..  jStmiiHlmiii  Kivor '  7 

La  Grange...',  .i ]' ruoliiimic  Hivtir '  7 

Mountain  Urow Liltlejulin's  Crick 4 

San  Joaquin Stuni«l«u8  Uivcr 15 


f  fiO.nno  .TamcB  R.  Bolton. 
:J.'>,000!JnnioB  R.  Bolton. 
40,000  Rcedv,  Dye  &  Bixby. 


Indian  Creole  , . 
On/.iier  fiuii'li.. 


TUI.N'ITY    COUNTY. 

Attin({ert( 

Canyon  Oecik 

Canyon  CrecU  W.  Co.'s |('anyon  Creek. 

(!ari^erH jKasluian  (Jnleli 

Carrier  (iiileli j (Carrier  (iiilch 

Clia^imanH jSolilier  (Jreek .-. 

CarricH JKrunklin  Creek 

DepincttB J  Canyon  Cieek,  Kact  Fork... 

DnnliainH 'Sloonev  (iulcli 

KhbI  Fork j  Fast  Fork 

Fast  Fork '  Fant  Fork  of  Nort  li  Foi'k . . . . 

Kaetinans lFaplinMn'n  (Snleli 

Evans'  Bar ^MaxweH'M  Creek 

Fcffuns !(!|eiir  (inleli 

Fenninfjs jUriz/.lv  Ouleli 

Gold  Blnll MeKiiiney  Gnlili 

Hatcliet  CreoU Ilaleliet  ('reek 

Honest  Bar ITriuity  River,  Nortli  Fork . . 

Junction  ("ily ! Canyon  ("reek . 


COBt. 


Name  of  Owner. 


Ijewinton lOeadwood  Creek 

Moonev's  (iuUli 'Mooney's  Gulch 

North  Fork ITriuity  River,  North  Fork.. . 

"        "     llx)Kaii  Creek 

Ohio  Flat 'Gianh  Valley  Creek 

I'ettijolin  «t  Co.  (I!) .Monuev  and  Calvin  Gulohes.. 

I'overty  Flat 'Fuk'  \Veaver 

Rod  Ffat iGwiiin  (iiiKli 

l{ed  Hill ICouiiorV  Creek 

"    "    iRushCreek 

RidLTCville Stuart's  Fork,  E.  F 

KusM  Creek |Uush  Creek 

Steiiier's  Flat i  lirown's  Creek 

SirattouH Indian  Creek 

Swift  Creek Swift  Creek 

Taylor  Fl.it French  Creek . 


Trinity  Center  ... 
TurueV  liar  Co.'s. 

Wares  (H) 

Weaver  Creek.. . 


Weaverville  Basin. 


Tin.AiiK  roii.\Tv. 

Broder  iV,  Van  (iurdun 

Browns   M    '     

('ainphell  &.'.     .'!rlin8 

Dttveiiiiorts 

lOvertouB 

/ishers 

Jenningi 

•Ji  :   .     IIS 

,i\K  .)iteli 

liowiy,  Worlliley  iV  Co 

i>  wen's 

Peoples 

Reservatioi>   .   

Rices , 

Town  Ditch 

Townseiids 

Union  Viney 'd  &.  Fanning  Co. 


Swift  Creek 

Heddiuff's  Creek 

Fast  (St  West  Weaver  tJreeks 
Weaver  Creek 


Kawiali 

I'lukwdod  Creek <, 

I'ule  River , 

.Siiud  Creek 

Kuwiiili 


2 
2 
4 
1 

2 

2 
2 
5 
2 
5 
ij 

3 

2 

3 
2 

2 
3 
3 
3 
3 
2 
2 
2 

2 
2 

5 

1^ 

2 

I' 
,5 
8 
2 

it 

8 
2 

4 
It 
2 

4 

8 


Sand  Creek 3 

Mill  Cnek I     4 

Deep  Cieek 

Kawiiili , 

.Sand  Cieek 


3 

■•    "  :::::::::::i  1 

Kawiah '   10 


Tiile  River 

Kawiah 

liio\virs  Mill  Diteh 

Sand  Vreek 

Kawiah 


Tt'OI.llMNK   CliI'MV. 

Bijif  Oak  Flat ITnolninno  River  . . 

Hydraulic  (Jo "  "      N. 

Jamestown  &.  Chinese  (,"ainp.!Wood  Creek 


4 
5 
4 


5,000 
40,000 


Daniel  Spicer. 

San  Joaquin  Water  Co. 


3,500  D.'  Attinper. 

3.000  Price  &.  Berber. 
12,00n;Flower8&,Co. 

l.-WOiS.  Carder. 
2,01101  A.  R.Chase. 

4.000 1  George  1".  Chapman. 
4,0001  A.  S.  Carrie. 

8,000  Jos.  Depinett. 

3,000  W.  Dunham. 

fi.OOO:Dod>re&.  Co. 

3,IIOO.Aherns&  Co.      . 

fi.OOO  C.  B.  Eastman. 

2,tl00  Glover  &  Co. 

4,000:M.  J.  Fegan. 

2,000^  Fenning  Bros. 

2,1100  ;jreKinnev&.  Co. 

.5,000|H.  Y.  Fit'ch. 

(),000;  Joint  Stock  Co. 

5,0(10  (Siveen  &  Co. 
10,0(M)IJ.  W.  Philhrook. 

2,.500;O.  Phillips. 

3,,')00 '  Bates  &.  Van  Miitre. 

2,000  Everett  &,  Co. 

2,000  R.J.  Holmes. 

2,000  L.  Frey. 

5,000  Pettijohn  &  Co. 

l,.">OllUartiett&  Co. 

1,000,  A.  G.  Price. 

(!,000  Evans  &  Barllett. 

l.-WOW.  F.Nelson. 
lO.OOOIG.  F.  Deiner. 

8,000  John  Am. 
10,000  Thompson,  Gunn  &  Co. 

2,0011  i('.  M.  Sfatton. 

4,00' I  Bovington  &  ('o. 
10,000  Fieneh  Creek  Ditch  Co. 

a.OOOK.  R.  SiUcB. 

ti.OOO :  Turner  *Bar  Co. 
12,000  William  Ware. 

2,000' Estesit  Co. 

0,000  R.  N.  Davidson. 
10,000  Hyde  &  Co. 


1,000  Brodor  &  Van  Oordan. 
4,00li  J.  M,  lliown. 
|,,'ilH»  Caiiipliell,  Miirti!!  *  Co. 
l,M)  Davenport  &  Co. 
;l,00ll  A.  EveiliMi. 

800  Fisher  Si  Co. 
1,000' Jennings  A  Co.  fCo. 

I,.'')00  .loliiiHiin,  Van  Vulkenburgli  & 

801)  II,  Hamilton. 

700  Lowrv,  Woillili'v  &  Co. 
1.000  W.  RiOw.ii 
8,000  lliiiilam.  Nichols  &  Co. 
2,00i.  Indian  Reserve. 
2,0iHt  G.  F.  Rice  and  others. 
2,(»00  Town  of  Visalia. 

."iOO  Townsend  and  others. 

i,m)\v.  \.it  V.  Co. 


f>(K»,000  J.  II.  Watts  &  Co. 
300,0(M)|Phu'ni.x  Water  Co. 
7  I  15,000|Gro8&.  Bradhury. 


I'l; 


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84 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


Same  of  Ditch. 


TUOLUMNE— Co«</«WCrf. 

I'ha-nix  Wiiter  Co 

Soiiora  ajid  Yorktown  D.  Co. 
Tuolumne  County  Water  Co. 

YUBA   COUNTV. 

Hirmingbam 

lirowna . 

Burnetts ^ 

Camptonville 

Collyer 

Dea'vers 

Dennisong 

Dunns 

ElcelHior  Canal  Co 

Feather  Hi ver 

Little  Willow 

McQneen8 

Monroe  &  Cornell 

Mrooks 

MuIIhub 

Nevers 

New  York 

Nine  Ilorfie 

Orejfon  Creek 

Peacock  

Pine  Hill 

Sleigbvilie 


Source  oi  Water. 


Tuolumne  River,  N.  F. 
li  tt         ti 

Stanislaus  River,  8.  F. 


Strawberry  Creek. 

Oregon  Creek 

Dry  Creek 


Spencer  . . 
TiirflVcvfi . 


Dry  Creek 

Oregon  Gulch. 


Sleigbvilie  Gnlcii.. 

Deer.  Creek 

Feather  Kiver 

Willow  Creek 

Dry  Creek 

New  York  Itavine. 
Dry  Creek 


r  o 


100 
10 
33 


150 


Indian  Creek 

Oregon  Creek 

New  York  Huvine. 

Oregon  Creek 

Yuba  River 

Bear  River  

Sleigbvilie  Gulch... 

Dry  Creek 

Oregon  Creek 

Indian  Creek 

Dry  Creek 


Cost 


t 

300,000 


550,000 


1,500 

500 

10,000 

3,000 

600 

900 

500 

1,500 

5(H),()()0 

10,000 

i,ao() 

8,000 

12,000 

600 

1,0011 

2,000 

600 

500 

6,000 

1,000 

1,600 

2,000 

3,000 

10,000 

6,000 

8,000 


Name  of  Owner. 


A.  Reed  &  Co. 

A.  Reed,  Secretary. 

Tuolumne  County  Water  Co. 


Birmingham. 

J.  P.  Brown. 
L.  Burnett. 
,1.  P.  Brown. 
W.  Collyer. 

Denver. 

S.  H.  DenniBoii. 
Dnnn  &  Bros, 
Siinnson,  Morrison  &  Co. 
Giiskell  Sl  Co. 

McQueen  &  Co. 

Mrock  &  Co. 
Thomas  Mnllan. 
Antone  Nevers. 

Oiisper. 

linnsonic. 

Walton  &  Co. 
John  Peacock. 
Woodriitl<!t  Co. 
Glalt  &.  (?o. 
Sam.  Hutcbings. 
N.  A.  Watwm. 
Spencer  &  Co. 
S.  Turllrev. 


M  ANUF  A(Vru  RES. 


FLOL'R-dlllHT  MILLS. 

The  nnniber  of  grist  mills  in  the  State  is  one  hundred  and  forty  eight.  The  iiggregnto  run  of  stone, three 
hundred  and  twenty-nine.  Si.xty-two  mills  are  propelled  l)y  slcuni,  and  eiglity-six  by  water.  Tlie  aggre- 
gate capacity  per  day  of  the  water  mills  is  live  tiiousand  nine  hundred  and  lifty ;  of  the  steam,  seven 
thousand  nine  hundred  barrels.  Estimating  the  water  mills  to  be  in  opi'mlion  six  months  of  the  year, 
the  aggregate  capacity  of  the  mills  of  the  State  is,  three  million  fosir  hundred  and  sixty  six  tliousand  tlirec 
hundred  and  eighty  barrels  i)er  annum. 

The  cost  of  the  erection  of  Ibe  above  mills  is  estimated  at  two  million  eight  hundred  thousand  dollars. 
The  asscsped  value  is  about  one  million  live  hundred  thousand  dollar.*. 

Of  the  above  mills,  eleven  are  in  Snn  Francisco,  ten  in  Santa  Clara,  and  twelve  in  Sonoma  Counties. 
Sacramento  has  six  mills,  with  twenty  three  run  of  stone,  and  an  aggregate  capacity  of  2,1!M)  barrels  per 
day.  According  to  the  published  statistics,  tho  Hour  exported  during  the  year  lH(i(i  amounted  to 
324,353  barrels,  and  of  wheat  2,267,!Kt3  sacks,  a  great  portion  of  which  went  to  the  .\tlantic.  markets. 
What  a  commentary  on  the  piediction  made  upon  the  first  emigration  of  the  American  population, 
that  California  never  could  become  an  agricultural  C(  unlry.  and  would  be  obliged  to  import  her  bread- 
etutfg  from  abroad.  Every  season  tin:  icrlile  valleys  of  ("alifdrniii  lecni  with  niiilions  of  acres  of 
grain — a  portion  of  which  yields  the  astonishing  product  of  seventy  live  bushels  per  acre.  The  wheat 
<  I'op  of  last  season  was  unusually  large,  and  the  proiluct  the  heaviest  ever  raised  in  the  State.  The 
prospect  for  the  coming  season  is  equally  tiallcring;  and  from  the  indications,  after  an  abundant  supply 
for  home  consumption,  there  will  bo  a  large  surplus  for  shipment  to  other  markets  abroad.  The  arrange- 
ment recently  made,  by  which  largo  amounts  of  Hour  are  shipped  to  tho  Eastern  markets,  by  the  Pacillc 
Mail  (,'ompany's  sican  ers,  and  by  railroad  across  the  Istbnuis  of  Panama,  is  an  important  era  in  this  de- 
parlnicnt  of  trade;  all  bough,  owing  to  the  increased  freight  charges,  there  is  allowed  but  a  narrow  mar- 
gin to  shippers,  the  diU'ereiicu  in  the  time,  between  this  channel  and  the  usual  Hbipiiient  around  Cape 
Ilom,  is  believed  to  be  amply  sullici.'ut  to  make  up  the  deficit. 


'  VVith  the 


L 

Ar.A.MK; 

Al.imeda  ( 
!  Alvarado  . 
Brooklyn  . 
Mission'  Sai 
Oakland  . . 

A.MADOI 

Fiddlefown 

lone  City. . 

'  lone  City, . 

ni'TTK 

Butte  Creek 
I  Cliieo 

KeepeiB.  . . 
I  Orovillo...! 

CO  I.  list 

Colusa 

I  Orand  Island 

CO.MUA  COS! 

Lafayette  ... 
Pucli'eco [ 

OKI.    NOUTK 

Smith  Rivoi-v 

Er,  noiuno 
Bear  Crock 
I  Lutrobe 

FHK.S,\o   a 

'  Centerville 

HOMnoi,/)|- 

I  Areata  . . . 
BydesvilleV 
Robnerville 
Mattole 

Kt.AMATK    , 

Hoopa  Valley 

,  i.AKK  rot; 

[;ower  Lake.. 

I  Kelsey  Creek. 

r.A.S.SKv    (.,,(. 

•/ohnstonvillu  . 
Milford. 

I-OS   ANfiKI.,.s 

Aziisa  Ranch... 
LoH  Angeles.. 
I ''OS  Aiiteles  .. 
Piiente  Umn]i  '. 
Mission  Biejo  . 

•ME.NDOCINI.    c 

hV';''"''!'""  Vallev 

'  "Ipella  ... 

I'ii.Vote  Valley"." 

i''»le  Lake.:. 

J'Oiig  Valley. 
I   foiuid  vr„|,        •  • 

iJkiah.  ■ 


I 


GRIST     MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 


86 


TABLE  OF  GRIST  MILLS, 

With  the  liocation,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,  the  Capucity  |ier  Day,  Power  Used,  Cost  or  Valuation,  and 

Occupant's  Name  of  each. 


Location. 


Ar,AMKn\   COUNTY. 

Alameda  Creek 

Alvariido 

Urooklyn 

MisHioii  San  Jo8(J 

Oakland 


AMADOK  couNry. 

Fiddletown 

lone  Citv 


Name  of  Mill. 


VallejoB 

Union  City 

Clinton 

Minoion 

Oakland 


Wheelers. . . 
Golden  Stiir. 


lone  City lone  City 


niJTTE   COUNTY. 

Uiitte  Creek 

Cliico rliico  . 

Kei'iiers. |  Ki^opei 

Orovillo Opiur. 


No.riinlCapnclty 
.Stone,     pcrdny. 


COI.IISA    (' 

Colusa 

Grand  Islund 


CO.STIIA  COSTA  COU.STY. 

Lnfiiyctfe 

I'aclieco , 


nKI.    NdUTK    COUNTY. 

Smith  River  Vallcv 


Er.    DOUADO    COUNTY. 

Hear  Oeek 

Latrobe 


FllKSNO    COUNTY. 

Contcrville 


IIUMHOI.IIT   <'i)rNTY. 

Areata 

Hydesville , 

Rohnervillo , 

Maltole 


Kt.AMATIl    COl'NTY. 

Hoopa  Valley 


I.AKK    COUNTY. 

Lower  Lake 

Kelsey  Cret'k 


r.A.SSKN    COINTY. 

.ToluiBtonville 

Milford 


I,OS   ANCiKt.f.S   COUNTY. 

Azumi  Ranch 

IjOh  AukcIch , 

TiOH  AniieloH , 

I'liente  Hunch , 

Mission  Uie jo 


MKNDOCINO    COl.'NTY. 

Anderson  Valley 

Calpella 

('ayote  Valley 

Little  Lake 

Lonjf  Viilley 

Kduiid  Valley 

Ukiah 


C(dnsa 

(irand  Island  . 


Lafayette. 
Paeheco . . 


Del  Norte  . 


Demiths. 
Lalrobe  . 


Swcems . 


.\rcatn 

Cooper 

Dix  it  Wliitiiioro  . 
Langdoim 


Hoopa  Valley. 


Fowlers . 
Allisons  . 


L^issen 

Honey  Lake. 


Daltor  s 

KiiKle 

AIIko 

Rowlands  . 
Worknams . 


Gschwinds 
Calpella ... 
Clevelands. , 

•fames , 

Ilennettfl . . . 

Grays 

Moores 


Bills. 
i!00 
200 
i>20 
7.') 
300 


l'r> 

70 


125 

100 


80 
130 


50 


50 
50 


10 


20 
2.'i 

«) 


10 

25 


(>0 
40 


15 
30 
15 
15 
15 


20 
30 
3(1 
20 
15 
15 
20 


I'owor. 


water, 
steam. 


water. 
Hteam. 


water, 
steam, 
water. 


stenm. 


water. 


stenm. 


water. 


S.&.  w. 
water, 
stean). 
water. 


water. 


water, 


Cost. 


125,000 
30,000 
20,000 
11,000 
18,000 


5,000 
20,000 
20,000 


15,000 

Vc'oot') 


Present  Occupants. 


Alameda  Flour  Mill  Co. 
C.  J.  Stevens. 
Kassett  &  Co. 
If.  G.  Ellsworth. 
Pendleton  &  Co. 


James  Wheeler. 
Midi  &  Harron. 
.1.  Cunimingg. 


.1.  Bid  well. 

Keeper. 

Perkins  &  Urooks. 


[Cook. 

10,000|Shermnn,    Spalding  Si. 
8,000  William  Ogden. 


5,000 
12,000 


5,000 


P.  H.  Stnndish. 
W.  J.  Ireland. 


Anthony  &  Van  Pelt. 


Hi.  Demith. 

7,000  Davis  &  Witham. 


15,000 


J.  B.  Sweem. 


1.500  Spencer,Mannliam  &.  Co. 
2,000  William  Tavlor. 
3,000;Dix  &  Whitmore. 
200  M.  K.  Langdo:'. 


U.  S.  Government. 


2.000  O.  Simons  *.  Co. 
3,000  Tims.  Allison  &  Co. 


7,000  Uricelnnd  &  Co. 
5,000  Wemple  &  Co. 


7.000 

15,000 

11,001) 

5,000 

5,000 


2,000 
4.000 
2,0110 
2,000 
1 ,500 
1,500 
2,000 


Henry  Dalton. 
.lolin'Tnrner. 
J.  H.  Sainsevain. 
John  Rowland. 
W.  Workman. 


Jno.  Gschwinds. 
Wichelhausen  &  Co. 
W.  J.  Cleveland. 
W.  C.  James. 
8.  F..  Bennett. 
Andrew  Gray. 
Moore  ic  Saiiders. 


^  .1  i 


V:'\ 


PMl 


86 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE  OP  GRIST  MILLS— Continued. 


Location. 


MERGED    COUNTY. 

Merced  River . 

Merced  River 

Merced  Fulls 

Merced  River 


NAPA   COUNTY. 

CnliKto'fii 

CbildBVulley 

Xapn  City 

Nh{)u  Valley 

Nupii  Valley 


NKV.VDA  COl'.VTY. 

Nevada  City 


rr.ACKU  COUNTY. 

Auburn 

Lincoln 

JlcCortucy's  Croismng  --■ 

PIIMAS   COUNTY. 

American  Valley 

Indian  Valley 


Name  of  Mill. 


Eden  ..., 
SlnrravB. 
Nelnoiis  . 
Gwins. .. 


Calistoga . 
Childs.... 
N'crnon. . . 
Helena  .. 
Pacilic  ... 


Xevada  City 

Auburn  City  Mill. 


Bear  Kivor 


Ilaitwc'lla 
Taylors... 


SACRAMKNTO  COINTY. 

"Ashland lOranite 

Folsom I  Natonin 

Michigan  Bar Michigan  Bar. 

Sacramento L:i niliai d 

Sacramento . .   I'liojnix 

Sacramento Pioneer 


SAN  UEHNAUDINO  COUNTY 

Allan  Manga Meeks. 

San  Bernardino Cowns 


.SAN    niK(;()    COI'NTY.        ! 

Agua  ( 'aliente i  Dyes 

Escondedo ,  E<'Condeii( 

Sun  Dit'ffo I  Ames 

Temecnla . '  Mugees. . 


SAN  FRANCISCO  f  ' 

San  Francisco  . . . 


....JAlta 

Capitol 

■-••jCity ,... 

Connnercial.. 

(ienessee  

—  ! Golden  Age.. 

iGolden  Gate. 

. ...  ] National 

....  Tacilic 

Pioneer 

. . ..  Juniper 


SAN  JOAQUIN   COUNTY. 

Linden '  Linden  . 

Polunds Lone  Star  . . 

Stockton I  City 

Stockton Ijanes 

VVoo>Ibridge Woodbridge . 


SAN  l.UIS  OUISPO  COUNTY, 

Sun  Luis  Obispo 

Sail  Luis  Obispo 


SAN    MATEO   COUNTY. 

Redwood  City 

Spauisbtowu 


SANTA  nAKBARA  COUNTY. 

Santa  Barbara 


Arroyo  Grunde 
Queslu 


Redwood  City . 
Ames 


Montecito . 


No.run 
Rtoiic. 


Capacity 
per  day. 


120 
75 
00 
40 


15 
li.'5 

40 
50 


150 


75 


30 
30 


fiOO 

400 

40 

450 

aoo 

500 


25 
15 


30 

80 

80 

100 

i>00 

i!00 

250 

250 

40 

75 

75 


150 

50 

500 

240 

50 

40 
20 

100 
100 

15 


Power. 


water. 


j  steam 
water. 
;  steuin 

's.  &w 
I  water 


steam. 


water. 


Cost. 


rroscnt  Occupantii. 


|15,n00iHamlin&,Lvon. 
12,0(M)  D.  P.  Quii  liii. 
7,.')II0IC.  C.  NelM)... 
5,000  S.  R.  Owin. 


5,000 

5,000  J.  B.  Cbilds. 
30,000|Nupa  Milling  Co. 
lO.OOOIJ.  Mecklehburg. 
15,000:F.  W.Ellis. 


20,000!cinrk&Torson. 


14,000iMalIctt&.  Mobrel. 
John  Ziegeiibein. 


isteuni. 


water. 


steam. 


stcnm. 


water. 


steam, 
water. 


15,000  J.  F.  llartwid 
30,000  J.  T.  Tjylor. 


85,0n0l.T.  II.  Carroll  &  Co. 
10,0i;0|I).  W.  Conice  &  Co. 

4.50 i. lames  Jord:in. 
80,000!  Rcdinglon  vV  Williams. 
25,()00|C.  &  B.  McCreary. 
05,000 [Smith  fi.  Garlield. 


2,0001  Nathan  Meek. 
7,000  Wm.  A.  Cowns. 


.1.  M.  Dye. 
I).  A.  llolli!,ter. 
R.  Ames. 
John  Jlagee. 


2,000  Whelan  &.  Co. 
10,000  Malloi  v,  Deming  &  Co. 
10,000]Slieehv  &  HiggniB. 
10,(K)0j(}roHh'&  Rnllie:ford. 
25,000  Kennedy  &  Hopkins. 
F.  1).  Conro  it  Co. 


25,000 
40,0(10 
50,000 
8,00(1 
10,000 
10,000 


Ifi.OOO 
10,000 
50,000 
20,000 
10,000 

3,000 
2,000 

8,000 
6,000 

3,000 


II.  Davis  &  Co. 

,1.  .Marlenstein  iV.  Co. 

J.  Zeile. 

Kisen  Bros. 

W.  .M.  Reiny. 


Rynerson  &.  Waeley. 
S.  L.  Mageo. 
Sperrv,  BurkettiSc  Co. 
R.  B.'Lane. 
Runkiu  Bros. 

F.  Z.  Brunch. 
.Mariano  Bouillu. 

Jesse  Jewell. 
J.  P.  Ames. 

William  Benu. 


*  Destroyed  by  Fire;  will  bo  roliulll. 


L 

SANTA    CI 

I  Alviso.... 

I  Gilroy 

I  Los  rtutos 
McCartv8\ 
Hio  Omidu 
San  Jos<5 . , 
San  Jos»5 . , 
San  Jose  . . 
Santa  Cbmi 
Santa  Clara 
s*ST\  en 

I  Coriilit:ig  .. 
Pescadfro  . 

Santa  Cruz  . 

'  Saiittt  Crui!  . 

So<|uel 

Soijuel .' 

Wutsonville' 

•SHASTA 

I  CoKonwood. 
JlilJville 

I  „      SISKIYOU 

Scott  Vallcv . 

Scott  ViillJv. 

Scott  ValleV. 
Scott  Vallt.y. 
Scott  Vallev.. 
Scott  ValleV.. 
S liastji  Vallev. 
I  Shasta  Valley. 

SOI.ANO    C(| 

f-rceu  Valley. 
iSmsmi  City... 

,    .        SO.VOMA    t(| 

Aniil/y  TownslJ 

Bodega  Town  J 

I  J  'overdale  ToJ 

'ilendociiio  'I'o  J 

'Ueiidoeiiio  To  J 

1  etalunia  Towl 

ietuluma  Towl 

Santa  Rosa  'J\,  J 

^aiita  Rosa  'I'oxl 

•^ononiH  Tounsll 

I  ,\"  fj'>  To\v„«|| 

>  "llejo  TownslJ 

SI'ANISI.ACS 

,  ''".Grange  ... 
I  '^'"gilt's  Ferry 

TKHA.MA   col 
Antelope  Cieek  f 
Battle  Creek. 
Ked  Bluff. .. . 
Teliauju 

,  TRINITY   coil 

Bay  Fork  .         f 
I  Weaver  Creek.' 

I  ,,       TULARE  COlj 

People's  Ditch. 
I  visalia 

,  _   TUOLUMNE    - 

I  J^olumbia. . . 
Woods'  Creek 


GRIST     MILLS  —  CALIFORNIA. 


87 


TABLE  OF  GRIST  MILLS.— Continued. 


Location. 


Namo  of  Mill. 


SANTA   CI. AHA   CorNTV. 

Alviso ;  AlviBo 

Oilroy : . . .  Oilrov 


LuB  (^lUog 

McC'artyHville 

Rio  GiiaJuliipo 

San  Job6 

Sail  Jo8(5 

Sun  JoBo , 

Simla  ("lnra 

Santa  Clam 

SANTA  CUl'Z  COU.NTV 

Coriilil:iB lOrtons 

IVBcadt'io '  Vdiis. . . 

Santa  Crnz j  KIitUh  . 

Santa  Cm/, [  .MhJimh  . 

Si)(|Ufl lliiMie.s  . 

SiHiiit'l I  WiJHona 

Wutsonville Fords  . . 


Saula  HoMi  . 
IJodwood  ... 

Licks 

.MoodyH 

Oninite 

Vineyard  . . . 

Dixon 

Santa  Clara. 


•SHA.STA    COUNTY. 

Cottonwood 

Millville 


SI.SKlVOi;    COUNTY. 

Scott  Vnllev 

Scott  Valley 

Scott  Valley 

Scott  Valley , 

Scott  Valley 

Scott  Valley 

Sliastii  Valley , 

SliUBta  Valley 


FannerB . . . 
North  Star. 


JCtna 

Fort  Jones 

'Lafayette 

Uonjfli  and  Ready.  . 
Roni;li  and  Ready. . 

Union 

Hiilteville 

Sliasta  River 


SOI.ANO   COUNTY. 

Orecu  Valley. 


Suisun  City j  Siiisuu 


Green  Vallev. 


SONOMA    COUNTY. 

Anally  Townsliiji lOverlialser  . 

liodejjta  Towiisliip | Smiths 

Cloverdale  TownHliip iOeyner 

Mendocino  To\vii»hiii !  llealdsbnrg. 

Mendocino  To\vnMlii|> .Mill  Creek. . 

i'etalunia  TownKlii|> t.'enlral 

I'etalunai  TownKliij) 1  Oriental 

Santa  Rosa  Townslii])  .  .. !  Hoods 

Santa  Rosa  Townsliip  .  ..  I  Mark  West. 

Sonoma  Township IChanvets.  .. 

Vallejo  Township I  Mathews  . . . 

Vallejo  Township ' OccidcnUiL . 

I 

STANISLAUS    COUNTY.       i 

La  G range Stanislans  .. 

Knifflit's  Ferry La  Orange . . 


TKHAMA    COUNTY. 

AnUilope  Creek 

Battle  Creek 

UedUlurt' 

Teliauia 


TKINUrY    COUNTY. 

Hay  Fork 

Weaver  Creek 


TULAIIE  COUNTY. 

People's  Ditch 

Visalia 


TUOLUMNE   COUNTY. 

Colnmbia 

Woods'  Creek 


Antelope. . 

Union 

Red  Hlutr. 
Tehama. . . 


Hay  Fork . 
Uavidsona . 


Illinois  . 
Visalia . 


No.run 
8lunc. 


Colnmbia 

Tuoliunne  Co. 


Capacity 
per  clay. 


llhls. 
3IIII 
81) 
L'il) 
75 
250 
100 

aoo 

110 

100 
200 

100 
100 

;w 

50 

50 

200 

150 


100 
100 


50 
75 
50 
75 
50 
50 
35 
35 


f>0 
100 


80 
100 

40 
120 

liO 
130 

50 
125 

40 

30 

40 
125 


90 
•JO 


125 

50 
125 
200 


30 
20 


15 

120 


80 
80 


Vower. 


Btenin . 

a 

watt 


steam. 


water. 


steam. 


water. 


steam 
water 
stei\m 
water 


S.&  w. 
steam. 


Co»t. 

$75,000 
10,000 
75,000 
15,000 

:i80,000 
20,000 

100,000 
14,(100 
15,000 
20,000 

15,000 

5,000 

8,000 

8,000 

10,00!  I 

12,000 

10,000 


10,000 
12,000 


water, 
steam. 


water, 
steam. 

water. 


steam, 
water 


8.&.  w. 


water. 


30,000 
15,000 
30,000 
10,000 
11,000 
8,000 
8,000 
15,000 


Present  Occupants. 


Rowlov  &■  Adams. 
C.  McCoy. 
VV.  11.  Rogers. 
John  Whismau. 
James  Lick. 
Moody  IJros. 
Dehnas  &  I'onlin. 

Cotiell. 

Dixon  &  Co. 
L.  Robinson. 

R.  Ortoii  Sc  Co. 

I.  N.  Voris. 
John  Fleck. 
J  F.  I.  Rennett. 
llameH  6c  Danbinbis. 
O.  P.  Wilson  &  Co. 
C.  Ford  &  Co. 


Gcer  &  Nickols. 
Wilkinson  &  Ross. 


Jnliun  &  Davidson. 

Ft.Jones  Joint  Stock  Co. 

K.  Bean. 

A.  Swain  &.  Co. 

A.  Swain  &  Co. 

C.  Abbott  &  Co. 

II.  Stewart. 

Schlitch  &  Co. 


20,000  Townscnd  &  Repeuu. 
35,000  J.  U.  Murslon. 


5,000  A.  W.  Overhalser. 

C,0U0|Thonia8  Smith. 

3,000  Lamphier  &.  Alexander. 
10,000  ilossets  &  Vanghn. 

8,000  \'alentine  Miller. 
10,000  McCnne  Bros. 

8,000  G.  R.  Rose. 
12,0110  Hood  Sc  Co. 

4,0(M)  Geo.  W.  Mitchell  &  Co. 

2,000  G.  Chunvet. 

3,000  Overton  &  Sons. 
20,000  Iluinpvie,  Lane  &  Co. 


30,000 
10,000 


10,000 
12,000 
10,000 
50,000 


4,000 
2,600 


3,.500 
20,000 


D.  W.  Tnlloch. 
Reedy,  Dye  &.  Bixby. 


Northam  &  W^oodward. 
W.  S.  Carver. 
licdinKton  &.  Williauis. 
Reel  &  Co. 


A.  I>.  Bay  less. 
R.  N.  Da'vidsou. 


J.  M.  Nelson. 
J.  M.  Browne. 


7,000  II.  8.  Miller. 
12,000  James  Bell. 


88                         PAOIPIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 

TABLE  Ok^  GU18T  MILLS.— Concludkd. 

Location. 

Name  of  Mill. 

Nii.ruii 
Htoiic. 

C'ttpiiclty 
piT  liny. 

I'owor. 

Coat. 

$I4,0IH) 
30,000 
10,000 

15,000 
40,000 
20,0it(, 

I'roariit  Occupants. 

YOI.O    COU.NTY. 

Ciiolio ville  ....... 

f  !iir)u*villu 

:< 

2 
4 
4 

Illilit. 

i:oo 

175 
150 

'"ioo" 

SO 

water. 
Htcam. 

. 

water. 

Htcaiii. 
It 

DinKli'V  &  Hatch. 
Kubci't'Oartlncr. 
Frueuiuii  St.  Dearner. 

McDonald. 

A.I).  Slnrr. 

VV.  L.  AVilliiiinii  &  Co. 

Knight'H  LiindiiiK 

KMjfle 

YUBA    COUSTV. 

Murysville 

Miirvsvillo 

Hiickcvd 

.Miirvrtvillu 

• 

SAW  MILLS. 

The  erection  of  enw  millB  and  the  man  u  fact  tire  of  hiinber  was  one  of  the  carlioHt  and  most  important 
entcrpriHt's  en<,'iif,'ed  in  upon  this  portion  of  tho  Pacilic  Coast.  The  doinaud  for  materials  for  building' 
and  niininj;  pnrposoB,  attendant  upon  tlie  discovery  of  (itold  in  California,  Kave  rise  to  the  erection  of  .a 
large  number  of  saw  mills,  both  in  the  interior  and  at  various  pointa  alon^'the  const  in  tliis  State,  Oref?on, 
and  Washington  Territory.  The  vast  and  incxhanstible  forests  of  the  best  (luality  of  timber  for  this 
purpose  were  peculiarly  favorable  to  this  braiu-h  of  manufai'tures.  While  a  lar^e  amount  of  the  lumber 
used  in  Sail  Francisco  is  shipped  to  this  port  from  the  rcfj^ion  of  Humboldt  Kay  and  Mendocino  in  this 
State,  the  greater  portion  comes  from  I'ort  Orford,  in  Oregon,  an<l  Paget  .Sound,  in  Washington  Territory. 
The  cedar  lumber  from  Port  Orford  is  considered  the  best  material  for  flooring,  in  use.  The  umount  of 
domestic  lumber  imported  during  the  year  ending  Dec.  31 ,  ISbli,  as  exhibited  by  tlie  books  of  the  Lumber 
Dealers'  Association  is:  Pine,  8,"),0l)0,000  feet;  redwooil,  55,000,000  feet;  laths,  yj,OOO,O0O;  shingles, 
25,000,000,  Two  of  the  laiwft  plaiilis  ever  produced  in  any  country  were  exhibited  at  the  Fair  of  the 
San  Francisco  Jlechanics'  Iiist'fute  in  September,  18(i5,  and  attracted  univerail  attention.  They  were  of 
the  native  redwood,  entirely  free  from  sap  and  knots  or  flaw  of  any  kind,  seven  feet  five  inches  in  width, 
and  twelve  feet  long.  They  were  sawed  nt  a  mill  on  the  Noyo,  a  river  up  the  const,  in  a  region  abounding 
with  a  giant  growth  of  timber.  The  proprietors  of  the  mill,  desirous  of  attracting  iilteulioii  to  the  great  lum- 
ber refiourcps  along  the  northern  coast  of  Califoinia,  sent  an  order  to  a  leatling  New  York  house  for  a  eash- 
811  w  twelve  feet  long,  the  largest  saw  ever  made  of  this  description  being  but  ten  feet.  An  article  was 
specially  maniifiictured  in  Sheftield,  England,  and  shipped  here  for  this  purpose.  After  the  close  of  the 
e.^hibition  here,  one  of  these  mammoth  plunks  was  donated  to  the  SmitliHoniaii  Institute,  at  Washington, 
am!  the  other  was  reserved  for  exhibition  at  the  World's  Exposition  at  Paris,  in  I8C7.  Tho  number  of 
millb  in  the  State  is  three  hundred  and  ninefyeight,  of  which  two  hundred  and  eight  are  propelled 
by  sib  I  in,  and  one  hundred  and  ninety  by  water.  Cost  of  erection  estimated  at  two  and  a  half  million 
ofdollirs.  Aggregate  capacity  is  about  five  hundred  millions  of  feet  per  yc.ir.  The  Surveyor  General 
returns  as. the  product  of  US  counties  in  18()5, 11.2,046,053  feet. 

TABLE  OF  SAAV  MILLS. 

With  the  Locution,  Name  of  Mill,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Locntion. 


AI.I'INE  COUNTY. 

Blue  Lake 

(-arey's  Mills 

Centerville 

Fredericksburg 

Forest  Dale 

Hope  Valley 

Murklee  ville 


Middle  Carson  I{iv.,W.B. 

Silver  King  V'alley 

Silver  Mountain 


Name  of  Mill. 


Blue  Lake 

(,'aiey's  Mills 

liichardsons 

Cast  Iron 

Forest  Dale 

Hope  Valley 

Morgan,  Ayres  &  Co. 

Pocket  

Biiena  Vista 

Minnesota 

Davidsons 

Dennis &.  Oihr.an  ... 
Pearson  &  Itobinson. 


No.    If'npnclty— 
Saws.   Kt.porday. 


4,000 

3,000 

r,',(M)0 

10,000 

4,000 

8,()IK) 

5,0(M» 

12.000 

20,000 

4,000 

12.000 

15,001) 

3,000 


Power. 

Coat 

water. 

$4,000 

it 

3,000 

steam. 

8,000 1 

water. 

8,000 ; 

t( 

1,0(M)| 

steam. 

4,000: 

water. 

5,000 

ti 

10,000 

t( 

7,000 

t( 

1,(>I)II 

tt 

12,000 

tt 

20,000 

ti 

3,000 

Present  Occupants. 


.1.  P.  Williamson. 
W.  B.  Wade. 
II.  Rhodes. 
Patrick  Kenady. 
Brock,  Huile  &  Co. 
Win.  Herriford. 
Morgan,  Ayres  &  Co. 
A.  Sedgley. 

Coon  .Uncapher  Sl  Toby. 
W.  H.  H.  Oraham. 
M.  Davidson.  JCo. 

S.  B.  (iilman,  Dennis  & 
Pearson  &  Robinson. 


Local 

AMADOU 

Cosumnes,  So 
I  Jackson 

.lacksoii  Crt-el 
I  Pine  fJrove. . 
I  Volc:ino 


IIUTTK   Co 

I  Chiio  .Meadowi 
Dogtowii 


i  Orovillo . 


,         CAT,.\VKRAS  c 

J  Big  Trees 

i  <'ulaveiasKiver 
I  El  Dorado 


•lesus  Maria 

[  San  Antonio  ("ro 
West  Point 


cor.usA  Co 
Head  Cache  Ci 
Stony  Creek... 


DKI,  .NOItTE  C( 

iKIkVallev.. 
Happy  Cainj).. 
Indian  Creelt  . . 
Smith  River!.. 

KI.    DOIUDO   CO 

Cosumnes  ... 


Diamond  Springs! 


!  Georgetown  . 


Kelsey 

Mount  GregJi'y. 
I'luccrville 


Mieasant  Valley- 

I  Spanish  Flat . .'. . 

Sugar  Loaf 


SAW     MILLS  —  CALIFORNIA, 


89 


TABLE  OP  SAW  MILLS.— Continued. 


Locution. 


Name  of  Mill. 


I    5io.   irVimclty— 
!8hwi.  .(''t.poritay.  Power 


AMAIIOIl  COl'NTY. 

CoDiiiniieB,  Soiitli  Kui'k... 

Juckxon 

JiickHoii  Oeuk,  8.  F 

Pino  fh'ove 

VoliMiiu 


(^OHUDiiicH  \V liter  Co. 

Hiilto 

ViiMKlins I 

JoliimtonH I 

Autehipo j 

i  Avfrys • 

iKlcilerickH : 

!  L«tili«-g '■ 

IMorKinig I 

iTllITB j 

Tyiiiin 

!  \V'uImIih 


IIUTTK   COUNTY.  ! 

Cliii'O  MciitlowH ■  AIori'illH  . . 

DoglOWIl II(I|>|IH   ... 

"        KinHoii  ... 

"  Ijl.'olllll'llri  . 

Tiijifiiinl . . 


i  Orovillo . 


Tinfi 

(illl'liotlH 

!('llHrii(lu  . . 
j  Clipper  .. 


CAT.AVKnAS  COUNTY.        ! 

Iti^  TrceH iKiin1>iill  iV  Ciitliiij,'.. 

(,'iiliiverii»  Hivfi' IVak  &  Co 

Kl  Doriido !  Diimiiiij,'  &  Co 

"        "       i  Kl  Doratlo 

"        "       'KIDoni.lo 

"        "       j  Wiley  iV  WuBlibiini. 

JeRUB  Mui'ia j  Doak  &  Co 

i  San  Antonio  Creek !  DiinbarB 

West  Point !Clark8 

"         "     Kiiielicrit 


COI.USA    COUNTY. 


1 

I  !: 

1 
1 


Head  Ciiclie  Creek Hnniphreys |     1 

Stony  Creek Williaiim 


DEI.  .SOUTE  COUNTY. 

KIk  Valley 

Happy  Camp 

Indian  Creek 

Smith  liiver 


Kl.    DOUADO   COUNTY. 

CuaunmeH 


Kin^'HlnndH  ... 

Dodlittlt'B 

Indian  Creek 
Lakes 


Faridiania 

I'utnaiiiH 

Tylers 

Diamond  Springs j  Diamond 

"      jKinpire,  No.  1. 

"      Hooper  At  Co.. 

Slv  Park  


j  Georgetown  . 


Sonth  Weblier  . . . 

Stone-breaker 

Turner  Sc  Leatcli. 

Canon  Creek 

Dry  Creel' 

jKmpire . 

Junotion. 


I  liock  Cufi  '11 

Kelsey ilJear  Creeh   

Mount  Grej^ory j  Ml.  Oregor^ 

Plafcrville i  Ashland 

"         |Klklioru 

"         illlinois 

"         1  Pacitic 

"         I  Sportsman's  Hall. 

rieasant  Valley |  IJultic 

Spanish  Flat . .'. { Deinitlis 

Sugar  Loaf |  Sugar  Loaf 


4,500 

10,000 

3,01)0 

10,01)0 
8,001) 
8,000 
,1,000 
0,000 
21,000 
10,0(M) 

a.ooo 


water 
steam, 
water, 

stoiim, 


13,101) 
20,01)0 


10,000 
2^,(H)0 
10,000 

0,000 
30,000 
10,000 
10,000 

8,000 
21,000 
12,000 


water 


water 


jntejim. 


■1,000 
6,000 


2,000 
1,000 
1,000 
2,000 


6,000 
1,000 
3,000 
12,000 
8,000 


9.000 

4,000 

12,000 

-1,000 

2,000 

8,000 

8,000 

6,000 

5,000 

6,000 

12,000 

10,000 

12,000 

8,000 

12,000 

14,000 

12,000 


watei 


3,000 


steam. 


water 


steam, 
water. 


steam. 

41 

water. 

steam. 


water, 
steam. 


wi'.ter 


steam, 


water. 


Coit.  rrcirnt  Occupant!. 


$3,000  CosnnineH  Water  Co. 

3,0II()'N.  llownian. 

1,500; VaiiKlin. 

3,000  ,1.  L.  F.  .loliiiHton. 
-  .'i.OlM)  Smith  &  Mai  tin. 

4,000  Averv  &■  Sons. 

4,000  Ilenrv  Frederick. 

3,000  .1.  L/slie. 

3,000  II.  Hobinson. 

6,000  ,1.  Tarr. 

4,000. C.  Foster. 

2,000  .1.  E.  Warner. 


8,000 ;  Woodson  iV.  Co. 
4,OI)0[||<>,.pt<&  llro. 
2,0110 1 W.  Ilastv. 
2,.'i00  William  Leonard. 

.|,(IO(l| Wiillier. 

3,l)imi .Sinker. 

3,(011  <;la(kiMif. 

H,0(IO  I'nioii  l.miibfrCo. 
lO.OUOiUnioii  Lumber  Co. 


8,00(1;  Kimbnll  iV  Cutting. 
10,01)0 1  Peak  A:  Co. 

6,000;  Dunning  &,  Co. 

3,0II0!.I.  Osborii. 
10,000 ;Wm.  Irvine. 

6,0l)l);Wilev  iV,  Washburn. 

5,00o!.l.  K.'Doak. 

6,(100  F.  Dimliar. 


10,000 
3,000 


3,000 
3,000 


2,000 
5,001) 
3,000 
2,501) 


4.000 
I ,.')()() 
3,0(10 
7,001) 
4.0(10 
4,000 
2,000 
2,0(10 
10,0(10 
1,000 
2,000 
6,000 
7,000 
5,000 
7,000 
6,000 
8,000 
7,000 
5,000 
3,000 
6,000 
11,000 
15,000 
5,000 
2,000 


W.  V.  Clark, 
(leorge  Fisclior. 


Ilumphrev  &.  Smith. 
John  Wiriiauis. 


T.  O.  Kingsland. 
A.  Doolittle. 


I.  Lake. 


Fanihum. 

W.  H.  Putnam. 

It.  S.  Tyler. 

Hry ant  Bros. 

A."(!.  Fleming. 

11.  ().  lIi>oner  &  Co. 

Cutler  iV  (Slid. 

K.  L.  Miisie. 

OiitHth  &.  Bryant. 

T'lirner  iSt  Leatcli. 

UoubIi  &  Co.  ^ 

Peato  &  Co. 

S.  S.  lugliain. 

William  Clark. 

liobert  Noble,      [worth. 

lleiisofW.  H.Hollings- 

MeKoy  &  Co. 

Jones  '&  Blunchard. 

J.  &  J.  Blair. 

II.  Brightmaii  &  Co. 

Jones  Si.  Blancbard. 

J.  &  J.  Blair. 

[ionis  Lepetit. 

U.  Deniith. 

James  Smith. 


..^... 


IMAGE  EVALUATION 
TEST  TARGET  (MT-3) 


1.0 


1.1 


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■so  ■^"     MHI 

■^  Uii    12.2 

£f  144    ■" 
2.0 


■  40 


L25  MU 


I 

1.6 


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V 


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Corporalion 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS.-Continued. 


Locntiiin. 


FR-ISNO  COUNTY. 

Kings  iiiver,  N.  V. . . 
San  Joaquin,  N.  P. .. 


HUMBOLDT   COUNTY. 

Areata 

Eureka 


Hydesviile.. 

Muttole 

Patrick's. . . . 
Sohuervitic  , 


INYO  COUNTY. 

Black  Kock 

Kearsarge 


KEUN  COUNTY. 

Green  Horn  Mountain  . 

Havilab 

KhIboc  Canon 

Tebachape 


Name  of  Mill. 


Peoples 

Clark  &  Witt. 

Converses 

McColiouglis. . 


Titlow 

Hay 

Jones  

Vances 

Wriglit  &  Langdon. 

Mattolu 

Patricks 

Dix  Si,  Wliitmore  .. 


Bells... 
Pioneer. 


No.     CapBclty— 
Saws,  Ft-perday. 


Summit '  1 

Cross,  Narbonne&.Co|  2 

Cross  &  Narbonne  ..  I  2 

Tebacbape 3 


KLAKATH    COUNTY. 

Hoopa  Valley • . 

Orleans  Bar 

Salmon  River,  Main. .. 
11  »     j^  JO 

i.  F.... 


Sawyer's  Bar . 
Trinidad 


LAKE  COUNTY. 

Cobb's  Valley 

Mount  Hanali 


Hoopa  Valley I 

Uearcb  &  Alexnndersj  1 

Nordhuiuier  Creek  . . ;  1 

Crawfords 1 

Uitners ;  1 

Sawyer'.)  Bar I  1 

Trinidad 2 


Standifor^s  , 
Moores 


LASSEN  COUNTY. 

Honey  Lake  Valley Adams 3 

Janesville .* i  Shatter |     2 

1 

Richmond ;  Bates 

Kingsbury 


I 


Susanvillc  .. 
Susan  River . 


MAKIN  COUNTY. 


MAUIPO.SA  COUNTY. 

Bear  Creek 

Chowcliiila 

Coulterville 


Snow  Creek  . . . 
Sweetwater  ... 
Wbitlock'B 


MENDOCINO  COUNTY. 


Albion  River. 
Anderson  Valley. 

Cahto 

Caspar  Creek 

Dry  Creek 

Gualala  River 

Little  Lake 

Little  River 

Long  Valley 


Root) . 
Stocktons 


Dixons  . . 
Shearers . 


Clarks 2 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
1 
1 


White  &  Hatch 

Buck  &  Hoborn 

Oreelys 

Smith,  Dudley  Sc  Co. 

Lovejoy  Si,  Co 

Rollins  &  Co 

Humphreys 


Albion 

Oscbwind  .. 
Simpsons  . . . 

Caspar 

Dry  Creek . . 
(tuulula  .... 
Blossors  . . . . 
Ijittio  River. 
Bennetts 


6,000 
1,500 
3,000 
3,000 


Power. 


4,0(10 


7,000 
2,000 


5,000 
7,000 
7,000 
5,000 


1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
5,000 
1,000 
12,000 


1,000 
3,000 


0,000 
14,000 
6,000 
2,000 
4,000 
10,000 
6,000 


12,000 
12.000 


5,000 
8,000 
8,000 
8,000 
8,000 
9,000 
3,000 
3,000 


25.000 
1,500 


steam, 
water. 


s.&w 
steam. 


water. 


steam. 


water. 


steam. 


Cost 


water. 


steam. 


water, 
steam, 
water. 


steam. 


water. 


22,01)01  steam. 

2,000 1      " 
20,000i      " 

2,000,  water. 
18,000  steam. 

1, 000 1  water. 


$6,000 
2,000 
4,500 
3,000 


3,0(10 

25,000 

50,000 

50,000 

3,01)0 

3,000 

2,000 

3,000 


4,000 


I'rcsciit  Occupants. 


9,000 
lv,,0(IO 

5,000 
12,000 


Wm.  Ausbiim. 
Clark  &  Witt. 
C,  P,  Converse. 
Geo.  McCoUough  &  Co, 


Spencer  &  Melinn. 
Dolbeer  fi.  (.Larson. 
Jones  Si,  Keutticld. 
.Jolui  Vance. 
Wright  Si.  Langdon. 
\'\mn  Si.  Co. 
N.  Patrick. 
Dix  it  Whitmore. 


Bell  &  Co. 
J.  Aiken  &  Co. 


A.  D.  Hight. 
Cross,  Narbonne  St,  Co. 
Cross  &  Narbonne. 
Tehachape  M.  Co. 


U.  S,  Government. 
Reaich  &  Alexander. 
Murch  Si,  Buhr. 
A.  D.  Crawford, 
•loacpli  liitner. 
il,  T.  Burrows. 
Gibbs  &  Whiting. 


l,200|Tho8.  Standiford. 
2,300 1  Moore  &  Allen. 


10,000  Charles  Adams. 
16,000  1).  R.  Cate  &  Bro. 
7,000  T.  H.  Fail-child. 

2.000  iKingBbury  Si.  Bates. 

3.0001  Drake  &'Kingsburv. 
12.000il)rake&  Spencer.  " 

7.000  H.  C.  Stockton. 


James  Dixon. 
Isaac  Shearer  &  Co. 


3,000  iD,  Clark. 
S.OOO !  White  &  Hatch. 
9,000;  Buck  Sl  lliiboru. 
8,000  J.  F,  (Jreelv.      . 
9,000' Smith,  Dudley  &  Co. 
8,0001,1,  ().  Lovejoy  &  Co. 
4,000  Rollins  Si.  Co. 
4,000  J.  C.  llumpbieys. 


30,000  McPberson&Wetherbee 

2,000  John  Gschwind. 

J.  H,  Siuipunu. 
30,000  J,  (1.  Jackt'on. 

3,000  liriish  &  Co. 
30,000j.r,  S,  Rutherford  &  Co, 

2,000  BI<»8or  Bros.     [Reeves. 
20,000  Stickily,  Coombs  St, 

1,000  8.  F.  Bennett. 


Loca 


MENDOCINO- 

Mendociiio. . . 
Navarro  Riv« 
No^o  River. . 
Point  Arena. 
Pryor  Creek , 
Redwood  Val 
Round  Valley 
Russian  Gulc'l 

MONO  c 

Adobe  Jleario' 

Big  Pine 

Bridgeport. . . 
Hot  Springs... 
Mono  Lake... 
«         II 

Owensvillo..., 
Twin  Lukes  . . 

NAPA  COC 

Napa  Valley.. 
St.  Helena 'Ml 


NEVADA   C( 

Bloody  Run... 
Buena  Vista  Ri 

Cherokee 

Eureka  South. 
Greenhorn  Cre 

Lake  City 

Little  York  .... 
Meadow  Lake 


I  Nevada  City. 

I      " 

,  North  Greenlim 
I  Upper  Coif  IX  I 
Wolf  Creek  - . 


PLACER   CO 

Bear  River... 


Blue  Canon. 
„"       "      Lai 
Brushy  Canon. 

"  " 

i  Canon  Creek . . 


I  Cape  Horn... 

t.  41 

Dutch  Flat!!!.. 
I  "  "  .... 
IPorestHill.... 
I  Herbert's  Statii, 

Illinoistowu  Rt 

41  , 

"  I 

Indian  Canon.. 
Lake  Tahoe. . . 
I-iltle  Oii/.!!lv._ 
Michigan  Bluff, 


Alichiirt 
Owl  Cr 


•eek  . . . 


*  Amount  of  Lumlicr  sawed  In  this  County  during  the  year  1866  was  1S,'230,70V  feet,  valued  at  1167 ,MT. 


SAW     MILLS  —  CALIFORNIA. 


9i 


TABLE  OP  SAW  MILLS.— Con  fiNUED. 


Location. 


Name  of  Jlill. 


No 
Siiws. 


ME.N'DOCI.MO — cjiUiimcd.  I 

Menducinn 

Navarro  River 

Noyo  River 

Point  Arena 

Pryor  Creek 

Redwood  Valley  .... 

Round  VHlley 

RuHsiau  Gulch 


MONO  COUNTY. 

Adobe  Meadows 

Bi|^'  Pine 

Bridgeport 

Hot  SprinKH 

Mono  Lake 


Owenaville.. 
Twin  Lakes 


NAPA  COUNTY. 

Napa  Valley 

St.  Helena  Mountain. 

NEVADA   COUNTY. 

Bloody  Run...' 

Bueiui  Vista  Ranch. . . 

Cherokee 

Eureka  South 

Greenhorn  Creek 

Lake  City 

Little  York 

Meadow  Lake 


I 


'•  Nevada  City . 


North  Greenhorn  Creek . 

{ Upper  Colfax  Road 

Wolf  Creek 


PLACER   COUNTY. 


Bear  River. 


Blue  Canon 

"       Lake. 
I  Brushy  Cafiou 

i  Canon  Creek 


Cape  Horn. 


Dutch  Flat.. 


I  Forest  Hill 

: Herbert's  Station.. 
Illiuoistown  Road. 


Indian  Canon.. 

LakeTalioe 

Little  Grixzlv.. 
MichiuHn  Bluff. 
Owl  Creek 


Page 

Navarro 

Novo 

Tilibs 

Holdens 

Reeds 

Grays 

Russian  Gulch. 


Best  &,  Hess 

Bells 

Robinsons 

Yaney 

Lundy  

Smith  &  McAfee.... 

Owensvilie 

Robinson  &  Tinkhnni 


Calistoga . 
Lillics 


Bloody  Run  . 

Mohawk 

Cherokee  .... 

Eureka 

Voss 

Lake  City  . . . 

(Jard'.iers 

Alfords 

Fordice 

Fredericks... 
McFurlaues.. 

Grefforya 

SouliiardB  .... 

•Stiles 

Enterprise  ... 

Monitor 

Grass  Valley. 

Wolf  Creek.". 


Bear  River 

Neal  &Crandalls .. . 

Magnolia 

Sugar  Pino 

Lost  Camp 

Forest  House 

Brushy  Canon 

Mavflower 

Hall,  Aikin  &  Co  ... 

Kearsarge 

Richmond  &  Days  . 

Cnpe  Horn 

Pacille 

D.  F.  S.  M.  Co.'s... 

Dutch  Flat 

Reas 

Tibbets  &.  Williams 

Mountain 

New  England 

Peonies 

BucKeyo 

Saxons 

Mount  Pleasant 

Ijust  Chance 

Owl  Creek 


C»paclty— 
Ftpcrday 


60,000 

25,000 

30,000 

1,000 

2,000 

2,000 

1,500 

10,000 


5,000 
6,000 
5,000 
5,000 
3,000 
5,000 
5,000 
8,000 

3,500 
5,000 


10,000 
45,000 
16,000 
20,000 
20,000 
4,000 
10,000 
20,000 
15,000 
20,00(1 
20,000 
20,000 
10,000 


15,000 
24,000 
30,000 


Power. 


steam. 


water. 


steam, 


s.&w. 


water, 
steam. 


water. 


steam, 
water, 
steam. 


15.000 


8,000 
10,000 
10,000 

4,000 

5,000 
12,000 

3,000 

6,000 
12,000 
10,000 
10,000 
12,000 
30,000 
12,000 
10,000 
12,000 

9,000 
10,000 

8,000 
12,000 
12,000 

8,000 
12,000 

3,000 

2,000 


water. 


Cost 


I'rcacut  Occupants. 


|60,000|  Mendocino  Mill  Co. 
30,000iTichenor  &  Blxbee. 
35,000  McPherHon&.Wotherbee 

2,000| TibLs 

3,000!  S.Holden. 

2,000  J.  C.  Reed. 

1,500  Andrew  Ornv. 
12,000  J.  E.  Le  Ballister  &  Co. 


steam. 


water, 
steam. 


water, 
steam. 


water, 
steam, 


4,000 
5,000 
8,000 

10,000 
1,.500 
2,500 
4,000 

20,000 


4,000 
4,000 


5,000 

15,000 

10,000 

10,000 

8,000 

1,.500 

4,000 

5,000 

3,500 

15,000 

6,000 

16.0U0 

5,000 

10,000 

7,000 

6,000 

10,000 


Best  &  IlesB. 
Bell  &  Co. 
M.  Robinson. 
,J.  P.  Y'aiiev. 
N.  T.  Lundy. 
Smith  &  McAfee. 
Owensvilie  Lumber  Co. 
Robiuaou  &  Tiukham. 


6,000 


L.  G.  Lillie. 


Samuel  Funk. 

C.  Leech 

McMurrv  &  JIurphv. 

Eureka  Lake  Cuual  Co. 

L.  Voss. 

James  Creegan. 

Joseph  Gardner. 

A.  Rhodes. 
Young,  Siiell  Sc  Co. 
Fre<leiitk  &  Dyer. 
S.  McFarlaiie. 
Gregory,  Perry  &  Marsh 
H.  Southard. 

W.  C.  Stiles. 
Brunstetter  &  Smart. 

B.  F.  Reynolds. 

Brunstetter  &,  Smart. 

((  it 

Joseph  Perrin. 


2.000  Halsey  &  Stranbo. 
i5,000|NealikCrandull. 

3.0001  Wni.  Ragfdale. 


Van  GoJBoa  &  Co. 
A.  Towle. 


2,600 
2,000 
6,000 
2,700 
3,5IH) 

6,0001  Hall,  Aikin  &  Co. 
5,000  Towle  &  Bhinchard. 
3,500  Richmond,  Day  &  Co. 
6,000lEgbcit&Co. 
10,000:F;gbert&Co. 
5,000'D.  F.  S.  M.  Co. 
2,000Ia.  Towle. 
6,500, Thouins  Rca. 


4,500 
5,000 
4,000 
5,000 


I'ibbita  &.  Williams. 
E.  T.  Meiidenhall. 
Hart  &  Brown. 
Sturbnck  &  Miller. 


5,000|  O.  J.  &,  E.  G.  Spencer. 
8,000  Saxon  St.  Co. 
5,000  O.  J.  &  E.  G.  Spencer. 
3,500  Michels  &,  Kilburn. 
4,000 Arnold. 


*  Siwh,  Door  and  Planing  M<lla. 


f'i^ 


1 

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iii 

1 

92 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE  OP  SAW  iMILLS.-CoNTiNUED. 


Lc;:ntloii. 


PLAi-KK — cniitiniied. 

Shirt  Tail  Chuou 

Todd's  Vailev 


Yankee  Jim's  . 
Yubtt  River. . . 


I'l.UMA.S    COUNTY. 

Americuu  Viilley 


Big  Meadows. . . 
Biiite  Valluy  ... 
Genessee  Viilley. 
HumI  -IK  Valley. 
Indian  Valley... 


La  Porte 

Meadow  Valley... 

Nelson  CrceU 

Onion  Valley 

Poor  Man's  Creek. 

RicIiBar 

Ronnd  Vallev 

Yellow  Creek.... 


SACKAMENTO  COUNTY. 

Sacramento 


SAN  DERNAKDINO  COUNTY. 

Bear  Valley . . ._. 

"        "   '  Canon 

Holeomb  Valley 

Mountain .' 


SAN  FUANCISCO  COUNTY. 

San  Francisco 


SAN  i.uis  onisro  county. 
San  Luis  Oliispo 


SAN  MATEO  COUNTY. 

Deer  Gnlcli 

Purissinio 

Redwoods 


Templetou's  (Uilcb  , 


SANTA  CI.AUA  COUNTY. 

Lexington 


SANTA  CHIIZ  COUNTY. 

Branciforto  Creek 


CorallititB  . 


Name  of  Mill. 


McBrides 

Spring  Garden  . 

VVatsons 

Devil  Cauon... 
Cisco 


Barkers 

CliryHtiiionds . 
Har'twclls  ... 
Lawrences... 

McHctlis 

Clianibers 

Wallioks 

Ascliheiins... 

lil(H)ds 

Nii'kerHons  .. 

Tnyloi-b 

Youngs. 


La  Porte  . 
Jacks . 


Uotchkiss' 


Kcnsons . 
.Fuiiies  .. 
Wades  . . 
Hustons  . 


Culverwells . . 
Macdonalds... 
Mechanics.... 
San  Francisco. 
Thomas 


Santa  Rosu  . 
Santa  Rosu . 


Saunders 

Connellys 

(iilberts* 

Murphys 

"Huntington  .. 

•Irish 

•Taylors 

Hansou  St  Co. 


Chuscg 

Covals 

Doughertys. 
FronieniB  . . . 
McMillens . . 


Moody  s. 
Thomas 


Jones 

Warners .... 
Williamsons 


No.    Capoclty- 
Snw».  I'tpcrday.  Power.     Cogt. 


Nelson  Creek 

Overtons 

Poor  Man's  Creek.  .. 

HiihBar 

lionnd  Valley 

McElroys 


5,000 
3,000 
7,000 

a.ooo 

16,000 


1,500 
5,0(10 
2,500 
4,000 
l,.'iOO 
4,000 
2,000 

:t,()00 

5,000 
1,200 
3,000 
4,000 
14.000 
4,000 
2,.")00 
5,000 
2,000 
2,000 
3,000 
1,500 


water. 

it 

steam, 
".vater. 
steam, 


water. 


Htenui. 

water. 

tt 

steam, 
water 


115,000 


Present  Occupants. 


5,500  steum. 


4,000 

10,000 

4,000 

6,000 


15,000 
20,000 
10,000 
15,000 


4,000 
2,500 


10,000 

4,000 

2,000 

3,000 

25,000 

25,000 

25,000 

15,000 


4,000 

2,.'i00 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 

8,000 
10,000 

8,000 


20,000 
2,000 
7,000 


water, 
steam. 


water. 

(( 

steam. 


water. 

t( 

<!team. 

water, 
steam, 
water. 


steam, 
water, 
steam. 


'  Shinglo  Mills. 


6,000 
2,000 
8,000 


M.  McBride. 
Smith  Bavles. 
Lemmon  Bros. 
Adams  &  Orr. 
Towle  &  Blaucbard. 


1,200  John  Barker. 
3,000  H.  C.  Chrystmond. 
2,000  J.  F.  Hartwell. 

2.000  !C  Lawrence. 

1.000 1  John  Mclieth. 
2,000  A.  L.  Chiimbers. 
1,500  E.  Wallick. 
3,500 1 M.  S.  Aschheim. 
3,500  Kr.tnte  of  W.  H.  Blood. 
1,500  A.J.  Nickerson. 
3,000  J.  T.  Taylor. 

3,500  W.  G.  Young. 

!  Union  Lumber  Co. 

2,000 IE.  H. Jacks. 

3.000  NelHon  Creek  Mill  Co. 
5,000iJolin  B.Overton. 

2.0001  Poor  Man's  C'k  Mill  Co. 
2,000 i  A.  L.  Clark  &  Co. 
1,500  C.  Luwrfence. 
2,000  John  McElroy. 


5,000 


2,000 
5,000 
2,000 
2,500 


25,000 
25,000 
25,000 
20,0110 
24.000 


1,800 
1,000 


Uotchkiss  &  Co. 


Benson  &  Pine. 
Calev  &.  Richardson. 
A.  Wade. 
D.  P.  Huston. 


Miller. 

D.  A.  Macdonald  &  Co. 
James  Brokaw. 
Hobbs,  Gilniore  &  Co. 
C.  W.  Thomas. 


Wm.  Gillespie. 
W.  LelUngwell. 


r-.OOO  Ambrose  Saunders. 
6,1100  Bordon  &  Co. 
2,000  J.  B.  Selleck. 
4.000  A.  S.  Laugley. 
3,000  S.  P.  Pherris. 
3,000  Hanson  Sl  Co. 
3,000  Hanson  &  Co. 
15,000  Hanson  cSe  Co. 


4.000 

2,500 

10,000 

14,000 

10,000 

5,0110 

5,000 

5,000 


10,000 
5,000 


8.  II.  &  J.  W.  Chase. 
C'oval  &  Bro. 
Wni.  P.  Dougherty. 
E.  Kroment. 
J.  Y.  McMillen. 
J.  Y,^McMillen. 
Moody  Bros. 
C.  Thomas. 


A.  Jones  &  Co. 
D.  Lear. 


Location. 


SANTA  CRUZ- 

Fall  Creek.... 


I  Pajaro 

Pescadero 


Pete's  Creek 

San  Lorenzo  Rive 


Santa  Cruz. 

II       II 

Sequel 


Creek . 


SHASTA  COUNT 

Battle  Ci-eek 


licar  Creek 

Krandy  Creek  . . . 

Clear  Creek 

"      S.  F. 

Copper  City 

Cow  Creek 

Krei.ch  Gulch 

Oak  Run , 

Spring  Creek 

IVLiskoytown 


SIERRA  COUNTY 

Brandy  City 

Dujf  Valley 

tJiBt  Fork 

Eureka 


forest  City. 


Fwks  of  C.  Cwek. 

Iibsonville 

ioodyear's  Bar 

ndian  Valley. . . 

BdianHill '. 

Monte  Cristo 

Monntain  House 

JF.  Yiiba  River.. 
jorth  Yuba,  JI.  F. . 

Pike  City... 

fine  Grove 


'oker  Flat. . . . 
Ifbbit  Creek  . 


6,000|Fordfc  Sanborn. 


tandolph 

iwlt  Creek.... 
Wine  Vallev. 

odes ■.. 

'ndyFlat.....' 

icruCitv 

ierra  Valley  . . 


I  &  Co. 


SAW    MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 


93 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS.-Continded. 


Location. 


9ANTA  CRUZ — Continued. 
Fall  Creek 


I'njaro 

PeBcadero 


Pete's  Creek 

'San  Lorenzo  Ris-er. 


Santa  Cruz. 

"       " 
$o<luel 


"      Creek . 


SHASTA  COUNTY. 


Battle  Creek. 


llcar  Creek 

Brandy  Creek  . 

I  Clear  Creek. .. 
"      S. 

I  Copper  City  . .. 

I  Cow  Creek 

iFrei.ch  Gulch.. 

lOakRun 

1  Spring  Creek.. 

Inbiskeytown.. 


Kamo  p:  Mill. 


AslileyB 

Ottos 

"OttOB 

Urowns 

Williamson 

*Bureh&Co.'»... 

Carters 

'Carters 

"Spalding  &  Co.'s. 

TuB^B 

Voris 

•Voris 

Waddells 

Pioneer  

Kllsworth 

Hicks 

Silvers 

Davis  &  Cowella.. 

GlaBsells 

Dutes 

Cullioiins 

'Callionns 

Sava)j;e 

Nichols 


No. 
Hawa. 


SIERtlA  COUNTY. 

iBrandv  City 

IDu|B[  Valley 

Ite  Fork 

lEureku 


iForest  City. 


iForks  of  C.  Citek. 

iGibtionville 

iGoodyear'B  Bar... 

llnJiaii  Valley 

IMian  Hill 

iHoute  Cristo 

iKountain  House . . . 
Is.  F.  Yuba  Uiver. 
IXcrth  Yuba,  »I.  K. 

Pike  City 

Pine  Grove 


foker  Flat. . . 
^bbit  Creek 


tandolph 

'nek  Creek 

irdine  Valley. 
Hes. 


Balls 

Klotz 

CJarvers 

Farrin^tons 

Canidens 

Ellsworths 

Crocker  &  Babcocks. 

Wineif^trs 

Hunters 

Predmores 

Spring  Ci'cuk 

FlemiugH 


Dixons 

East  Fork  Mill  Co. 


G.  Bur  Mill  Co. 
Indian  Valley  . 


Cole  &.  Co.'s. 
North  Fork.. 
Empire 


flmdy  Flat.... 
liernCitv  ... 
lierra  Valley  . 


Smith  &  Co.' 
WinterB  .... 
Parsons 


Shady  Flat  M.  Co. 

KaneB 

Church  St  Co.'s... 

Dwinells 

Fletcher  &  Co.'s.. 


Capacity— I 

Kt.  per  (I  ay.  I  Power. 


2,000 

3,000 

20,000 

25,000 

20,000 


3,000 
20,000 


2,000 

3,000 

20,000 

30,000 

15,000 

5,000 

8,000 

8,000 

15,000 

8,000 

5,000 

4,000 

10,000 

3,000 

10,000 


3,000 
(J.OOO 

L.ioo 

2,000 
1,500 
2,500 
4,000 
2,000 
1,000 
3,000 
3,000 
2,.')00 


4,000 
10,0110 
3,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
3,000 
3,000 
2,000 
3,000 
3,000 
4,000 
4,000 
3,000 
3,000 
3,000 
4,000 
6,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,000 
5,000 
2,000 
8,000 
3,000 
4,000 
8,000 
5,000 
6,000 
1,2000 


water. 


steam. 


water, 
steam. 


water. 


stenm. 


water. 


steam 
water. 


steam. 

IC 

water. 

«i 

steam. 

tt 

If 
If 

water, 
steam, 
water. 


stenm. 
water. 


steam, 
water. 


Cost. 


|2,000 
5,000 


10,000 
10,000 


5.000 


3,000 
5,000 


J'ri'»ent  Occupantn. 


25,000 

10,000 

5,000 

5,000 

8,000 

10,000 

10,000 

6,000 

8,000 


Otis  Ashley. 

Georue  Otto, 
.f         tt 

Brown,  Williamson    & 

Ford  &  Sanborn.     [Co. 

Burch  iL  Co. 

Johnson  &  Co. 
tf  tf 

Spalding  &  Co. 

John  'I'uHy . 

I.  N.  Vol  is. 

I.  N.Voiis. 

W.  W.  Wuddoll  &  Co. 

Page  4  Peui's. 

J.  W.  Ellsworth. 

Hicks  Bros. 

S.  Merrill. 

Davis  It.  Cowell. 


5,000 
3,000 


6,000 
12,000 
2,000 
5,000 
6,000 
2,500 
6,000 
2,000 
l,.50O 
4,000 
7.000 
2,500 


8,000. 
8,000 
4,000 
8,000 
8,000 
8,00t) 
8,000 
5,000 
8,000 
4,000 
5,000 
5,000 
7,0110 
4,000 

5,om) 

3,000 
5,000 
12,0IH) 
10,000 
6,000 
7,000 
7,000 
3,000 
4,000 
6,000 
5,000 
6,000 
8,000 
5,()00 
6,000 
10,000 


Gardner  &  Co. 
J.  W.  Batclielder. 
J.  W.  Batchelder. 


B.  C.  Nichols  &,  Bro. 


H.  S.  Bull. 
Klotz  &  Co. 
W.  S.  Carver. 
N.  Funiiigton. 
Chas.  Camden. 
Churles  Ellsworth. 
Crocker  &  Babcock. 
Carter  <t  Co. 
Hunter  &.  Co. 
J.  H.  Predinore. 
Woodward  iV  Co. 
John  Fleming. 


John  Dixon. 
Ben.  Panlv  &  Co. 


Porter  &  Co. 


Stewart  &  Co. 
James  Golden. 
James  Golden. 

D.  T.  Cole  Jt  Cory. 


Empire  Mil!  Co. 

Thumton  &  Co. 
Thurston  »V  Co. 


Smith  &  Co. 
Winter  &  Co. 
Parsons  &.  BroR. 


D.  L.  Whitney. 
Kane  &  Co. 
Church  ic  Co. 
Dwinell  tt,  Bro. 
Fletcher,  Son  it,  Co. 


*  Lath  Hllla. 


11 


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94 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


TABLE  OP  SAW  MILLS— Continued. 


Location. 


siKURA — continued. 
Sierra  Viille v 


South  Fork  . 

Sumiiiit. 

Wolt  Creek. 


SlSklYOU  COU.NTY. 

Cottonwood  Creek . . . 

Gordon  Creek 

Greenliorii 

HiirtBtramlH 

Kidder  Creek 

Kliiiimlli  Kivor 

Little  Sliimtu  Creek. . . 

Muxwell'H 

Kougli  iiiid  Heady 

Scott  Uiver 


Sliarpsliiirg 

ShuRtti  Viilley 

Struwberrv  Valley  , 

Surprise  Valley 

Uiiiouville 


SONOMA    roUNTY,' 

Anally  Township.... 


Bodega . 


Mendocino. 


Salt  Point  Township. 


TEHAMA  fOUNTY. 

Buttle  Creek 

Coaet  Uiiu're 


TUINITY  COUNTY. 

Big  Bar .., 

Cedar  Flat 

Canon  Creek 

"  "        K.  F... 

EaBt  Weaver  Creek  . . 


GraBR  Valley  Creek. 

Hay  Fork 

Hynniponi 

I..ewiston 

Swift  Creek 

Trinity  Kiver 

Weaver  Creek 


TULAnE   COUNTY. 

Foot  of  SieiiiiH 

King's  Uiver 

Packwood  Cicek 


TCor.UMNK  COUNTY. 

Bald  Mounluin 

Bear  Creek 

Cherokee 

Columbia 

Davis  Flat 


\ 


Five  Mile  (.'reek. 


Name  of  Mill. 


Pattersons . . . 
Smith  Neck. , 
Flandreau  .. 
Burnhardt's  . 
Wolf  Creek. . 


Cottonwood 

Gordons , 

(xreenhorn , 

Ilartstrands' 

Oliver , 

Thoinpsons 

Cleland 

Maxwells , 

Rough  and  Ready . . . 

Jacksons  

Scott  Valley , 

Websters 

GreggB 

Ilickerson  &  Grays  . 
Coburns 


LudolfTs . . . 
Olnisteads . 

Powers 

Wilsons  . . . 
Curllons  . . . 
Duncans . . 

Gays 

Fullers 

Meulds  .... 

Meads 

Nortons  ... 
Mclnikc  . . . 


Elliotts... 
Mountaiu. 


Simonds 

McCanimons. 

Gulhiies 

Depinettes. . . 

Scolields 

Wares 

Burns 

Bay  lees 


[loudlcys . . . 
Morrisons. . . 
SturdivantB . 
Davidsons . . 
Mabies 


Ilcrrald  &  Rogers . . . 

ThoinuB 

ElliottB 


Bald  Mountain. 

Chalmers 

Cherokee 

Hall&.  Hales.. 

Center 

Davis  Flat 

Pine  Grove 

ProvoBts 

Enterprise .  ..  . 


So."  CapMclty— 
SnwH.  Ft.pcrduy.  Power. 


(i.oon 

5,00(1 
3,000 
3,00(1 
5,000 


l.',500 
2.500 
2,500 
3,500 
2,.500 
2,000 
2,500 
2.500 
2,500 
2,5il() 
4,000 
3,000 
3,000 
2,500 
3,000 


3,000 
2,00(1 


1,500 
1,500 
1,1)00 
2,500 
2.500 
1.200 
2,000 
^.-iOO 
1,500 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
1,500 


5,000 

12,000 

3,000 


8,000 
5,100 
5,000 
5,000 
5,000 
3,000 
5,000 
5,000 

3,rm 


water, 


steam. 


water. 


steam, 
water, 


steam, 


water. 


Kleum. 


water, 
steam. 


water. 


steam, 
water. 


steam. 
t( 

water. 

u 

steam. 

water. 

steam. 
(1 

water. 


Coat 


|s,flon 

5,000 

4,0(10 

3,500 

12,000 


5,000 
4,000 
5,0(10 
4,000 
5,000 
4,000 
5,000 
5,000 
5.000 
6,000 

r,5oo 

6,000 
6,000 
5,000 
5,000 


4,000 
5,000 


2,500 
2,000 
2,500 
2,.50ll 
5,000 
5,000 
2,,5II0 
4,000 
2,000 
4,000 
4,(100 
5,(1011 
4,000 
3,000 


6,000 
11,000 
4,000 


3,500 
5,000 
3,000 
1,000 
5.000 
5,000 
2,500 
5,000 
5,000 


I'rcupnt  Occiipanta. 


Pat'erson,  Son  &  Co. 
Cojb  &  Co. 
Clement  &  Ayres. 
Burnhardt  &  "Co. 
Smith  &.  Anderson. 


Smith  Si.  Shattuck. 
Gordon  &  Co. 
Horey  &  Co. 
Hurtstrand  &,  Co. 
Cluus  Gottache. 


J.  S.  Cleland. 
Muxwell  &,  Son. 
JanicH  Vogan. 
Le  Due  &  Co. 
•fenner  &.  Vauilusen. 
Webster  &.  Co. 
Andrew  Gregg. 
Hickerson  &.  Gray. 
Eustleck  &  Bro. 


Henry  Lndolff. 
O.  A.  Olmstoad. 
S.  T.  Powers. 
Est  lie  of  Wilson. 
C.  Carltnu. 
S.  M.  Duncan. 

B.  (lav. 

C.  Fnfler. 

Ileuld,  (iiecn  &.  Co. 
FoMter.  Hill  &  Co. 
Norton  &,  Co. 
F.  Helmke. 


O.  F.  Elliott. 
Gillmun  &  Patten. 


Simonds  &  Co. 
■Tolni  McCanimon. 
Wm.  Guthrie. 
Jos.  Depinette. 
T.  Scotiehl. 
Wm.  Ware, 
.lohn  Burns. 
A.  D.  Bayless. 

.1.  F.  lioadley. 

Morrison.' 
Sturdivunt  &  Whitmorc,| 
R.  N.  Davidson. 
Moss  &  Mabie. 


Herruld  &  Rogers. 
Isaac  H.  Thouius. 
Jas.  Elliott. 


Bradford  &  Co. 
G.  H.  ChalmerB. 
Robert  Marshall. 
Hall  &  Hale. 
Carter  &  Adams. 
G.  Shcrnma  &  Co. 
Lewis  &  (^0. 
Smith  Si.  Bro. 
J.  A.  S.  Trout  &  Co. 


*  C'apaclt)'  per  year.    Total  umouat  of  Lumber  «awcJ  per  Annum,  11,150,000  feet. 


Local 


TUOI.UMNK  — 

'  Haslin's  Banc 

I  Sugar  Pine  Ci 

Sullivan's  C're 


Turnbnc''  Cre 


VOLOCOI 

Washington  . . 
I  Woodland 

I  YunA  coi 

Dead  wood  Cre 
I>ry  Creek... 


Galena  Hill... 
Knox  Road.... 
Mo<mshine  Cree 
Now  York  Ram 
Oak  Vallev... 
Oregon  Hill.... 

Strawberry  '\'a|| 


There  is  prohal 
ties  for  carrying  „ 
f'fforsofdimate,  1 
iliis  character  in  tl 
I  manufacturing  op( 
I  State  in  localities 
j  is  no  scarcity  of  fi 
'  the  other  needed  n 
nianufactures,  that 
eat,  drink,  or  w<'a, 
I  retained  in  this  Sti 
J  l-.v  the  State  have  I 
'ature  have  been  a 
A  considerable  j. 
;  at  a  rate  of  about  tl 
j  labor  of  this  eluFs 
unavoidable.    Of 
\m  making  shoes, 
I  Itwks,  and  20  enga; 
The  low  rate  at  v 
I  which  are  not  posse 

j     'The  returns  of  th( 

I  Wot,  comprisliiK  tlic  c 

WU  bo  found,  arrange 


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95 


TABLE  OP.  SAW  MILLS.— Concluded. 


Locatlun. 


TVOl.VMHK— CI)  nliiivcil. 

Haslin's  RhiicIi 

SiiKor  Pine  Cieek 

Sullivan's  Creek , 


Turnbac''  Creek. 


YOLO  COUNTY. 

WnBhington 

Woodlnnd 


YUnA  COUNTY, 


Pendwood  Creek 
Dry  Creek 


Galena  Hill 

Knox  Road 

MoonBliine  Croek. 
Now  York  Ranch. 

Oiik  Vallev 

Oregon  Hill 


Strawberrj-  Valley  . 


Name  of  Mill. 


Kmpire 2 

Fletchers 2 

Center I  2 

Hydes 2 

LonKcwiiys 1 

Clialnicrg 2 

Smiths 2 


Washington 
Woodland . . 


Deadwood 

Dry  Creek 

Sliiiron  Valley  . 
Weed's  Point.. 
Sweetzer  &  Co.' 

^[oon^llline 

RvaniK 

Oiik  Valley 

ISrooks 

Dasliaway 

Chiillennu 

Cottage 

Kxo('l»ior 

Independence. . . 

Maniinoth 

Union 


8,noo 

5,00t) 
5,000 


16,000 

»),()00 

10,000 

4,000 

12,000 

12,000 

4,000 

4,000 

VtfiOO 

15,000 

15,000 

15,(i00 

15,000 

20,000 

17,000 

15,000 


Power. 

Cost 

steam. 

|3,,50n 

water. 

20,000 

steam. 

5,000 

\vater. 

2,.500 

li 

2,500 

steam. 

2,500 

It 

3i000 

II 

2,000 

II 

1,000 

II 

6,000 

water. 

3,000 

II 

4,000 

steam. 

4,tl00 

4,000 

steam. 

5,000 

3,000 

4,0110 

8,000 

6,000 

steam. 

8,0110 

II 

8,000 

11 

8,000 

II 

10,000 

II 

10,001' 

II 

10,00!) 

I'rcHcnt  Ocuupants. 


IJradforrt,  Way  &  Co. 

A.  Fletcher. 

Carter  St.  Co. 

M.  Hyde. 

I).  Longew.iy. 

H.  G.  Ch'.ilniers. 

8.  &.  D.  Smith. 


Hunt  &  Co. 
Samuel  Sliryack. 


Springer  &  Co. 

Crane  &  Dros. 
T.  Mnntz. 
Springer  &  Co. 
Cliarles  lleniiett. 
Rvant  &  Co. 
.l.'R.  Rideont. 
Union  Lnniber  Co. 
.J.  F.  Smith. 
Uni(m  Lumber  Co. 


MANUFACTURES  —  MISCELLANEOUS,* 

'  -  v 

There  is  prohuhly  no  State  in  the  American  U"'on  that  is  provided  by  nature  with  all  the  varied  facili- 
ties for  carrying  on  every  species  of  manufacturing,  in  a  greater  degree  than  is  the  case  in  California.  The 
rigors  of  climate,  and  tlie  extremes  of  temperature,  which  prove  such  a  serious  drawback  to  enterprises  of 
this  character  in  the  Xorlhern  States,  are  here  unknown ;  and  in  no  portion  of  this  State  is  there  a  day  when 
inannfacturing  openitions  are  interrupted  by  inclement  weather.  The  water  power  distributed  over  the 
State  in  localities  highly  favorable  to  manufa(!turing  enterprises,  is  inexhaustible  in  its  extent ;  and  there 
is  no  scarcity  of  fuel,  rurnishing  steam  power  where  it  is  required.  Timber  of  the  best  quality,  with  all 
the  other  needed  accessories,  is  abundant.  Such  are  the  advantages  for  currying  on  every  department  of 
manufactures,  that  the  time  is  not  far  distant,  when  all  articles  needed  tor  home  consumption,  all  that  we 
eat,  drink,  or  wear,  will  bo  produced  here;  and  the  immense  sums  paid  for  articles  imported  from  abroad, 
retained  in  this  State  to  assist  in  developing  its  incxhni'stiblc  resources.  The  aids  to  manufactures  afforded 
by  the  State  have  been  numerous  and  liberal ;  and  several  of  the  munilicent  pren^iums  ofl'ered  by  the  Legis- 
lature have  been  already  awarded  to  the  pioneers  in  the  manufacture  of  staple  fabrics  among  us. 

A  considerable  portion  of  tlie  labor  of  the  convicts  in  the  California  State  Prison  is  let  out  to  contractors 
lit  a  rate  of  about  lliirtyone  cents  per  day.  While  we  do  not  approve  the  bringing  into  competition  of  the 
liibor  of  this  class  with  that  of  the  honest  citizen,  in  the  emergency  of  the  case,  this  is  an  evil  which  seems 
unavoidable.  Of  the  number  of  convicts  employed  by  contract,  150  are  engaged  on  harness  and  whips,  88 
are  making  shoes,  63  making  up  .voolen  goods,  33  at  work  in  the  cooper  shop,  30  manufacturing  blank 
books,  and  20  engaged  on  wagons  and  cf.rts. 

The  low  rate  at  which  Chinese  labor  can  bo  had  in  California,  affords  certain  manafactorics  advantages 
which  ore  not  possessed  by  any  other  portion  of  the  country. 

•  Tho  returns  of  tlie  Intcrniil  Kevcnuc  Department  roierreil  to  In  this  part  of  the  work  are  tliosc.  of  tlio  First  Dis- 
trict, comprising  the  counties  of  Hun  Kranelsco  and  Sun  Mateo.  In  the  ClssKifled  Uuslncss  Directory,  pp.  385  to  568, 
will  be  found,  nrranged  under  appropriate  heads,  the  dllfcrent  mercantllo  and  mechanical  firms  on  the  I'aclflc  Coast 


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96 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Woolen  Maniikactohiks. — Two  innniifactorica, 
largely  enpigcd  in  tlio  iiroiliictioii  of  ull  kiiuU  of 
woolen  goodi),  but  more  uvpeciiilly  the  Htiiplu  fiibricg, 
have  been  in  Huccceitiful  oneration"  in  San  Frinioisco, 
for  several  yearn  oust.  TluMngli  tlie  iniprovonient 
of  the  qnality  of  tlie  raw  material,  by  the  intnidiic- 
tion  of  tlie  best  breedH  of  linewoolud  Hheu])  into  the 
State,  and  the  utio  of  all  the  modern  improvenientH 
in  machinery,  the  urtielcH  turned  out  at  tJie  Pioneer 
and  Mission  Mills  are  nowhere  aurpuseed,  and  the 
goods  manufactured  to  till  army  contrarts  during 
tne  war,  bore  away  the  palm  on  account  of  the 
superior  quality  of  the  material  and  fabric.  The 
quantity  of  goods  nuuiufactnred  at  these  entabliwh- 
ments  during  tlie  year  ending  June  30th,  IStifi, 
returned  to  the  Internal  liuvenue  Department  of  this 
District,  amounted  to  $S!t;t,7:M.t)H. 

The  fintt  manufacture  in  this  important  branch  on 
this  portion  of  the  I'acitie  Const  was  commenced  in 
1858,  by  MeBsrs.  lleynenmn.  Pick  &  Co.,  an  enter- 
prising'Snn  FninciKco  mercantile  firm.  Erecting 
spacious  and  suitable  buildinfjfs  for  the  purpose  at 
Illack  Point,  on  the  Bay,  they  imported  from  abroad 
all  the  requisite  inipro'ved  niaclnnery,  and  engaged 
competent  workmcii  from  Eastern  establishments 
to  perform  the  work.  Although  the  breeds  of  sheep 
had  not  then  been  improved  as  they  are  at  present 
by  the  introduction  ot  the  liner  wooled  varieties 
from  abroad,  the  supply  of  the  ordinary  stock  for 
the  manufacture  was  abundant.  In  the  fall  of  IStil, 
the  entire  establishment  was  unfortunately  burned, 
but  with  charucterislic  energy,  in  the  course  of  a  few 
months  another  building,  superior  to  that  destroyed, 
was  fnlly  completed  and  filled  with  new  machinery 
from  abroad  ;  and  iinder  the  direction  of  a  joint-stock 
company,  with  a  capital  of  1300,000,  resumed  opera- 
ations.  This  establishment  keeps  351)  hands  con- 
stantly employed,  runs  18  sets  of  carding  machines, 
6,000  spindles,  and  7:i  looms;  and  manufactures 
annually  into  bhinkets,  flannels,  tweeds,  cassimeres, 
flannel  and  tweed  overshirts,  undershirts  and  druw- 
ers,  1,600  0110  pounds  of  wool.  To  the  Pioneer 
Mills  was  awarded  the  lirst  premium  ottered  by  the 
San  Vrancisco  Mechanics'  Institute,  at  their  Fair,  iu 
September,  18ti.'>. 

The  Mission  Woolen  Mills  were  established  by  the 
individual  exertions  of  Donalil  McLennan,  an  enter- 
prising manufacturer  from  the  East,  in  connection 
with  Mr.  Laitard,  the  head  of  a  leading  mercan- 
tile house  in  San  Francisco,  in  1861.  The  location 
on  Folsom  street  between  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
streets,  in  close  proximity  to  Mission  Creek  and  the 
Bay,  is  peculiarly  adapted  to  the  purpose.  Tlie  con- 
cern has  been  merged  into  a  joint  stock  corporation 
with  a  capital  of  $)U(  300, of  which  Mr.  McLennan, 
the  original  projector  of  the  enterprise,  is  the  Presi- 
dent, and  who  superintends  the  operations  of  the 
manufactory  in  person.  The  goods  manufactured 
at  the  Mission  Mills,  consisting  mainly  of  blankets, 
heavy  army  and  navy  and  other  cloths  and  flannels, 
bear  a  high  reputation  both  at  home  and  abroad ; 
fairly  competing}  with  the  best  foreign  fabrics.  In 
order  that  California  manufactures  may  be  properly 
represented  at  the  World's  Fair  at  Paris,  the  enter- 
prising proprietors  of  these  mills  have  forwarded  for 
exhibition  specimens  of  the  various  styles  of  goods 
manufactured  by  them. 

A  company,  with  a  capital  of  |50,000,  was  incor- 
porated in  June,  1866,  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  a 
■woolen  manufactory  at  Murysville,  the  work  upon 
which  is  going  on.  Similar  enterprises  are  in  con- 
templation in  Santa  Crn/.,  Copperopolis,  and  at  Fol- 
som, where  an  inexhaiistilile  water  power  affords  the 
best  facilities  for  every  kind  of  manufacturing. 

Knit  Woolen  Goods. — Extensive  works  for  the 
manufacture  of  all  k  inds  of  knit  goods,  have  recently 
been  completed  and  put  in  operation  by  the  Pacific 
Woolen  Mill  Company,  on  the  corner  of  Folsom  and  i 


Eaulo  streets,  Snn  Francisco.  The  main  building  is 
112  by  .W  feet,  and  three  and  a  half  stories  in  height, 
with  an  engine  and  boiler  '.oiise,  dry-house,  and  dye- 
lioiise,  and  dwellings  for  operatives  attached.  The 
machinery;  which  is  of  the  most  approved  patterns, 
both  foreign  and  American,  consihts  of  seven  sets 
of  cards,  six  mules  of  4(K)  s]>indles  each,  of  English 
make,  and  thirty  stocking  looms— the  greater  |)ortioii 
of  which  are.  of  American  miinufacture,  Aitken's 
Patent — with  a  few  of  Lamb's  niacliines  from  Eng- 
land. The  machinery  is  driven  by  a  high-pressure 
engine  of  lOOhorse  power,  the  fly-wheel  ot  which, 
16^  feet  iu  diameter,  weighs  al'ioul  20  tons.  The 
erection  and  entirs  arrun'.;eiiicnt  of  this  establish- 
ment has  been  under  the  cliarge  of  Mr.  James  Rob- 
erts, for  miiny  years  Superinlendenl  at  the  Mission 
Woolen  Mills.  The  capital  stock  of  this  company  is 
|.')IIO,(IOO.    George  F.  Bragg  is  the  ngeiit. 

Another  esfablishiiu-nl  of  u  similar  character  was 
put  in  operation  on  the  corner  of  Turk  and  Pierce 
streets,  by  Messrs.  Sharp  and  Goldstein,  in  August, 
1866.  In  addition  to  the  carding  and  spinning  appa- 
ratus in  use,  the  machluery  includes  a  number  of 
Aitken's  Patent  knitting  macliines.  Every  variety 
of  knit  goods,  including  men's,  women's  and  chil- 
dren's underclothing,  for  which  there  is  ample  de- 
mand in  this  market,  are  manufuctured  ut  this 
establishment. 

Cotton  Manufactouy.— The  nrlides  of  incor- 
poration for  the  erection  of  the  first  cotton  manu- 
factory iu  Califurnia,  were  tiled  in  the  office  of  the 
(Merk  of  San  Francisco  County,  in  August,  186.1, 
under  the  sty  le  of  the  OaklantI  Cotton  Manufacturing 
Company — Wm.  If.  Hector  &  .Son,  the  present  man- 
agers, bi'ing  the  principal  stockhohlers — with  a  cash 
capital  of  f  100,000.  Shortly  after,  a  brick  building 
'.10  by  45  feet,  and  two  stones  high,  was  completed, 
and  fitted  up  with  the  requisite  machinery  for  the 
manufacture  of  cotton  goods.  This  mill,  which  is 
eliifiblv  located  near  Oakland,  Aliinieda  County,  con- 
tains tliiity  two  looms,  iiropellcd  by  a  .■'team  engine 
of  10  horse  power.  Tlie  concern  gives  constant  em- 
ployment t(.  about  thirty  openitivcs.  The  company 
have  erecied  three  coinmodions  brick  buildings  con- 
tiguous to  the  mill,  for  the  accommodation  of  the 
employes.  When  first  put  In  operation,  the  supplies 
of  the  raw  material  worked  up,  were  principally 
drawn  from  the  East,  with  a  portion  from  Mexico; 
but  the  culture  of  cotton  in  the  southern  portion  of 
California,  having  been  fully  demonstrated  to  be  a 
decided  success,  the  premium  of  $:i,0()0,  offered  by 
the  State  for  the  flrst  and  best  cotton  plantation 
having  bcv:ii  a'«'ardcd  two  years  since  to  Matthew 
Keller,  of  Los  Angeles,  and  a  large  crop  having 
been  raised  last  season,  there  is  no  doubt  but  that  a 
sufficient  supply  will  soon  be  afl'orded  at  home.  This 
establishment  manufactures  30,000  yards  of  shirflng 
per  month.  The  product  during  the  vear  186fi 
amounted  to  100,000  yards  of  shirting  and  50,000 
of  brown  sheeting. 

Cotton  WAnniNo. — Mills  for  the  inanulactnrc 
of  cotton  wadding,  batting,  etc.,  combining  all  the 
later  improvements  in  this  department,  including 
recent  patents,  were  erected  by  1.  C.  Mayer  &  Son, 
the  present  proprietors,  on  the  south  side  of  Turk 
street,  between  Scott  and  Pierce  streets.  San  Fran- 
cisco. Wadding  is  made  single  or  <t()ublc  glazed, 
and  of  any  desired  weight,  to  suit  the  requirements 
of  the  market;  and  butting  can  also  he  furnished  to 
order,  cither  for  the  use  of  tailors  and  other  manu- 
facturers, or  for  surgical  purposes.  About  twenty- 
five  bales, orl,000  pdiinds  of  wadding,  and  the  same 
of  batting,  can  be  produced  each  day.  All  the  ma- 
chinery in  use  was  ordered  in  the  East,  and  the 
workmen,  about  thirty  in  number,  who  are  engaged 
for  a  term  of  years  aiid  reside  on  the  premises,  are 
also  from  some  of  the  leading  Eastern    ir.auufac- 


toriea.    Tlie 

som,  over  th 

J  Uosenbaum 

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CALIFORNIA.       MANUFACTURES — MISCELLANEOUS. 


97 


torie«.  Tlie  office  of  iheso  milli  ia  at  No.  324  San- 
Bom,  over  the  Hank  of  Uriti«h  Columbia.  MeurB. 
UoMnbaiiin  &  Friedman,  Noe.  S2  and  24  Battery 
Btreet,  are  the  Agenta. 

Silk. — During  tbe  paat  year  an  important  branch 
of  mannff^ctures  baa  been  commenced,  which  ia  dea- 
lined  to  aeanme  n  conaideniblu  degree  of  importance 
in  our  State.  Mr.  L.  Prevoat,  a  well-lcnown  hor- 
ticultnriat  at  Sun  iToad,  having  imported,  direct  fWim 
China,  a  quantity  of  egga  of  tlie  ailk-worro,  raieed 
from  tlie  atime,  dining  tlie  aummer  of  18<>ti,  a  large 
amount  of  cocoona.  Other  partiea  alao  engaued 
in  tlie  eiiterpriae,  tbe  roil  and  climiite  of  this 
State  being  pvrnliHrly  adapted  to  the  growth  of  the 
mulberry  and  the  aiicceaaful  rearing  of  ailk-worma. 
From  the  product  of  tbiaenterpri^e,  Meaara.  Newman 
St,  Myers,  of  _Stin  Kraiiciwo,  aucceeded  in  nianufac- 
turing  a  coiiaidciuble  amount  of  elegiint  ailk  dreaa 
gooda  of  varioiia  atylea,  ua  well  na  vnrietieaof  aewing 
ailk.  The  Hi-ticlea  produced  will  fully  compare,  in 
point  of  iincneHH,  evvnneaa,  and  lirmneaa  of  texture, 
with  the  beat  apcciineiia  imported  from  China  ana 
Japan,  or  ihoae  produced  by  the  looma  of  Lyona. 
Siiecimena  of  tliia  inanufucture,  exhibited  at  the  Cal- 
ifornia State  Fair,  in  September,  1866,  were  awarded 
a  handwmie  premium.  An  cxtenaive  mnnufiictory  ia 
in  the  course  of  im-vlion  at  San  Joac — niuchinery  of 
every  requisite  quality, embodying  all  the  recent  im- 
provenienta  in  tliia  department,  liim  been  procured — 
and  every  preparation  made  to  carry  on  the  buaineaa 
to  ita  fulleet  extent. 

Clothing. — Theamonnt  of  clothing  returned  to 
the  Internal  Revenue  Office  of  thia  Diatrict,  during 
the  year  ending  June  30tli,  1860,  waa  conaidentbly 
over  a  million  of  dollara.  When  it  ia  considered  that 
thia  maniifiicturc  denenda  almoat  entirely  u|H>n  the 
woolen  niilla  of  Culiforniii  and  Oregon  for  tlie  atock 
worked  up,  the  magnitude  of  thia  intereat  muat  he 
apparent.  With  many  other  manufucturea  here,  tbe 
making  up  of  clothing  baa  increaacd  to  an  unprecc- 
dentedextent  within  a  few  years.  Like  other  man- 
ufactarea,  too,  of  a  aiinilar  nature,  the  buaineaa  ia 
divided  up  among  a  large  number  engaged  in  it.  The 
Pioneer  Clothing  Factory,  S.  Keinatein,  proprietor, 
ia  located  on  the  corner  <>f  Commercial  and  liattery 
Btreeta,  ia  tnoBt  extenrively  engaged  in  thia  buai- 
neaa ;  thia  concern  giving  conatant  employment  to 
ICO  handa,  and  manufacturing  to  the  extent  of 
t'.2U,000  per  month.  Meaara.  Weidenreid  &  Lehman, 
located  on  Sanaom  atreet,  between  Sacramento  and 
Commercial,  were  among  the  flrat  to  commence  thia 
manufacture  to  any  extent,  having  been  engaged  in 
the  buaineaa  for  the  paat  five  yeara.  In  addition  to 
other  articlea  of  clothing,  they  are  extenaively  en- 
gaged in  the  manufacture  of  w'hite  and  flannel  aliirta 
and  drawers.  The  aubataiitial  manner  in  which  their 
gooda  are  made,  with  their  auperior  finieb,  give 
them  a  decided  preference  over  aimilar  articlea  inan- 
ufiictured  in  the  Eaatern  citiea.  The  California 
Clothing  Company,  nlao,  do  an  extenaive  buaineaa  at 
their  manufactory  on  Pine  atreet  near  liattery , giving 
tegular  employnient  to  over  one  hundred  persons. 

Boots  and  Shoes. — ^The  return  made  in  this  de- 
partment to  the  Aaaeaaorof  Internal  Revenue  during 
the  year  ending  June  30th,  1866,  which  amounta  to 
near  half  a  million  of  dollara,  ia  the  fullest  proof  of 
the  fact  that  no  branch  of  domeatic  inanufacturea  has 
increaced  with  greater  rapidity  t  ban  that  of  boots  and 
shoes.  Thia  ia  an  enterprise  that  haa  sprung  up  almoat 
entirely  within  a  comparatively  few  yeare  past,  the 
greater  portion  of  all  the  articlea  in  tfiia  line  in  nae 
here  being  imported  from  abroad.  Tbe  increase  of 
tanneries,  and  manufucturea  of  leather  producing  a 
better  article  than  can  be  procured  elaewhero,  and 
the  high  pricea  demanded  abroad,  aet  our  home  man- 
ufacturers to  work ;  and  with  their  improved  facili- 


ties, better  atock,  and  superior  quality  of  work,  they 
are  able  to  compete  aucceaafully  with  manufacturers 
abroad.  The  moat  extensive  concern  engaged  in  this 
business  is  that  of  Meaara.  Wolf  &  Co.,  who,  a 
abort  lime  since,  completed,  for  this  purpose,  a  build- 
ing on  Folaom,  between  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
streets,  40  by  sO  feetj  and  3}  stories  high,  with  a  tan- 
nery attached,  covering  an  area  of  15U  by  245  feet ; 
steam  power  ia  uaed,  and  one  hundred  and  twenty- 
five  banda  are  employed.  The  atock  uaed  ia  all  pro- 
duced in  California.  The  manufactory  of  Went- 
worth,  Hobart  &.  Co.,  at  No.  210  Pine  street,  afforda 
another  evidence  of  the  rapid  increase  of  this  buai- 
neaa. The  proprietors  commenced,  about  two  years 
since,  with  but  three  workmen ;  now  they  employ 
not  less  than  a  hundred,  with  all  the  latest  appliances 
of  machinery,  tuniiiig  out  soinelhiiig  like  a  tliousand 
pairs  of  boots  and  ahoea  per  week  ;  about  five  thous- 
and aides  of  aole  and  akina  of  upper  leather  are 
worked  up  each  month.  Meaars.  llein  St,  Bray,  on 
Battery  street,  are  alao  extenaively  engaued  in  this 
manut'aclure,  employing  about  aeventyiive  hands, 
and  turning  out  about  aeventyeiuht  paira  of  men's 
and  boy  a'  kip  and  calf  boota  per  day,  beaidea  a  large 
number  of  paira  of  pegged  siioes.  The  sole  leather 
used  by  them  is  from  the  Santa  Cruz  tanneries,  and 
the  work  produced  ia  of  a  auperior  character.  An- 
other mannfuctory  baa  been  ealabliahedon  tbe  corner 
of  California  ami  Sanaom  streets,  by  C.  A.  Morrill 
St,  Co.,  a  firm  formerly  engaged  in  the  buaineaa  in 
the  Eaat,  who  propoae  to  enter  largely  into  thia 
manufacture. 

To  George  K.  Porter,  who  baa  been  for  many 
yeara  an  owner  in  one  of  the  principal  tanneriea  <>f 
Santa  Cruz  County,  ia  acconled  tbe  credit  of  being 
the  pioneer  in  tliia  important  branch  of  inanufacturea. 
which  be  entered  into  for  the  pur^ioae  of  working  up 
tbe  productaof  the  tannery  in  which  he  ia  intereated. 
In  connection  with  aome  outside  aaaialance,  he  has  a 
contnu'l  with  tbe  State  for  the  labor  of  thirty  or  forty 
convicta  in  the  State  Prison,  who  are  employed  in  the 
manufacture  of  the  coarser  quality  of  IJoots  and 
shoes. 

Shirts.— During  the  past  year  the  manufacture  of 
sb.rta  on  an  extenaive  acale  was  commenced  at  61 J 
Sacramento  street,  San  Francisco,  by  (i.  F.  Falkeii- 
stein  St,  Co. ;  and  the  enterprise  has  succeeded  so 
well,  there  being  such  a  steady  demand  for  the  do- 
mestic munufactiire,  that  others  have  followed.  Most 
of  the  large  clothing  manufacturers  include  thia  in 
their  buaineaa.    The  concern  named  keepa  75  to  100 

Iiersona  conatantly  employed,  a  room  35  by  80  feet 
leing  devoted  to  the  buaineaa.  The  front  is  occupied 
for  the  manufacture  of  the  best  qualities  of  linen  and 
cotton  shirts,  35  giria,  each  provided  with  a  sewing 
machine,  being  engaged  in  the  work.  In  the  rear 
end,  the  same  number  of  Chinamen  are  employed, 
each  with  a  sewing  macliiue,  at  work  upon  hickory 
aliirts,  and  the  heavy  and  coarser  atylea  of  gooda  in 
nae.  Tbe  concern  turna  out  from  40  to  50  dozen  of 
hickory,  and  from  20  to  30  dozen  of  linen  and  cotton 
abirtaeach  day.  M.  L.  Haas  Sc  Co  ,  and  Eaber^  Sc 
Co. ,  are  alao  engaged  in  this  manufacture. 

Blank  Books. — Wm.  B.  Cooke  it,  Co.,  the  enter- 
prising law  stationers  of  San  Francisco,  having  ar- 
ranged with  Taylor  St  Co.,  of  the  Pioneer  Mills, 
for  a  uniform  and  siiflicient  quuntitv  of  paper,  liave 
commenced  the  manufactuie  of  all  kinds  of  blank 
books.  They  have  contracted  for  the  labor  of  fifty 
of  tbe  convicts  at  the  State  Priaod.  where  thev  have 
put  up  the  requisite  apparatus  and  ruling  machinery 
for  the  purnoae,  the  whole  being  under  the  direction 
of  Alexander  Buawell,  who  haa  bad  a  long  and  ex 
tensive  experience  in  thia  dcniirtment.  In  addition 
to  blank  books  and  paper  ruling  of  every  descrip- 
tion, an  extensive  booabiudery  will  be  connected 
with  the  concern. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Papir. — Owing  to  the  iiicreiuted  demand  /or 
printinfi;  paper  upon  tliib  count,  and  the  IiIkIi  priccHof 
stock  at  tliu  niilU  in  tlie  Atlunliu  StateH,  tlie  nmiinfar- 
ture  of  tliii)  article  here  ia  every  day  luwinninK  a 
greater  degree  of  importance ;  and,  notwitlmtanding 
the  capacity  of  the  two  mills  that  have  been  in  snc- 
ceasful  operation  in  this  State  for  a  nuniher  of  years 
past,  they  are  unable  to  snpply  the  df  niiind.  The 
abundant  water  power  wliicli  exists  throughout  this 
region,  and  the  purity  of  its  crystal  stretiniH,  iilford 
every  facility  for  the 'successful"  prosecution  of  tlii* 
branch  of  manufactures.  The  total  value  of  the  stock 
produced  at  these  mills,  during  the  year  1806, 
amounted  to  |l7a,80i.  The  first  or  these,  the  Pioneer 
Mill,  erected  ten  years  since,  at  Taylorsville,  Marin 
Co'intv,  by  8.  P. 'Taylor  Jt  Co.,  pro'diiced  during  the 
year  t86(>:  of  book  and  map  yiayer.  1,110  reams; 
uewB,  3,:)38;  assorted  colors,  !iVi;  Manila  wrapping, 
7,083.  The  pa|)er  used  lor  the  Suite  Printing  during 
the  last  sessiou  of  the  Legislaiure  was  produced  at 
this  establishment;  and  the  greater  portion  of  the 
paper  used  in  the  miip-publihliing  buHiiiesg  of  this 
coast  conies  from  the  same  quarter.  The  San  Lo- 
renzo Mills,  on  San  Lorenzo  Creek,  Santa  Cruz 
County,  owned  by  Messrs.  Harrison.  Sinie  &  Smith, 
which  have  been  in  successful  operation  for  the  past 
six  years,  mauufuctursd,  during  the  year  18(><i :  (i,717 
reams  of  news,  and  31,(HI0  of  straw  paper.  The 
quantity  of  material  worked  up  in  botn  establish- 
ments, during  the  same  time,  wtis  500  tons  of  cotton 
rags,  600  of  straw,  and  100  of  waste  rope. 

Powder. — The  immense  quantity  of  powder  used 
ip  '-'Hstinginthe  mining  and  other  n|)erHt  ions  on  this 
early  created  a  demand  for  the  iirtiirle.  No  ut- 
tg  were,  however,  made  at  its  manufacture  until 
,  when  the  California  Powder  Works  Company 
w<i4  organized,  with  u  ^-nital  stock  of  $100,000, 
which  has  since  been  iucrei.sed  to  $300,000.  The 
first  powder  made  was  in  May,  1S()4,  since  which 
time  the  mills  have  been  in  succcMifiil  operation. 
The  works  are  located  in  Santa  Cruz  County,  on 
Sun  Lorenzo  Creek,  which  stream  attbrds  abniidant 
water  power  for  all  the  operations  of  the  concern. 
The  machinery  is  of  the  most  approved  styles,  and  is 
in  no  respect  surpassed  by  that  of  any  siiullar  estab- 
lishment )n  the  Lnited  Suttes.  It  includes  five  sets 
of  wheels  and  two  double  presses,  with  a  capacity  of 
manufacturing  six  hundrtd  kegs  per  day.  The  sul- 
phur used  has  hitherto  been  imported  from  Europe  ; 
Iiut  aa  immense  bodies  of  the  crude  article  exist  in 
various  portions  of  the  State,  and  refiniuji^  works 
have  b^eu  put  in  operation  by  the  Californm  Borax 
Company,  at  Clear  Lake,  and  also  in  Colusa  County, 
where  crnde  sulphur  is  abundant,  there  no  longer 
exists  an  excuse  for  importing  this  material  from 
abroad.  The  nitrate  of  soda,  which  is  essential  in  the 
manufacture  of  blasting  powder — alilioiigh  refiued 
saltpetre  is  sometimes  substituted  in  itsstead  for  sport- 
ing powder — is  imported  from  Peru,  where  it  exists 
in  abundance.  Large  quantities  of  the  willow 
and  alder  growing  in  the  vicinity,  the  charcoal  used 
is  manufactured  on  the  ground.  For  the  purposes  of 
security,  the  works  are  distributed  at  considerable 
distance  from  each  other,  over  an  area  of  one  hund- 
red acres,  and  such  precaution  is  taken  to  render 
an  accident  alinost  an  impossibility.  During  the 
year  1865  these  works  produced  over  40,000  kegs  of 
blasting  and  300  kegs  of  sporting  powder ;  and  dur- 
ing the  year  1866  double  that  amount  of  blasting,  and 
over  5,000  kegs  of  sporting  powder,  all  of  which  meets 
with  a  ready  market.  The  only  other  manufactory 
of  this  character  in  California  is  that  of  the  Pacihc 
Powder  Mill  Company,  located  on  Tokeliinui  Creek, 
near  San  Ilufael,  in  Marin  County.  This  company 
was  organized  in  April,  1864,  with  a  capital  stock 
of  $30,000,  which  was  afterwards  increased  to 
$60,000.  The  machinery,  which  is  of  a  capacity 
sufficient  to  produce  about  two  hundred  kegs  or  pow- 


der per  day,  is  distributed  in  a  number  of  buildings 
located  at  a  distance  from  each  other,  over  an  area 
of  .'iOO  acres,  lioth  water  and  steam  |M>wer  is  used. 
The  company  import  their  nitrate  of  soda  fn>ii)  Peru, 
but  have  adopted  the  refined  sulphur  inunufactiired 
by  the  (California  liorax  Company,  which  is  found 
to  fully  answer  the  pur)H>se.  Innumerable  acci- 
dents, resulting  in  the  loss  of  life  and  linib,  to  the 
large  number  of  people  engaged  iu  blasting  in  the 
mines,  from  the  defective  quality  of  fust-  imiKirtld 
from  abroad,  the  want  of  a  home  manufactory  of  this 
indispensable  article  has  been  felt  here  for  a  long 
time ;  and  although  the  merits  of  the  subject  have 
been  fully  canvassed,  nothing  permanent  has  as  yet 
been  done  in  the  matter. 

Glass.— Although  the  manufacture  of  glitss  during 
the  yi-ar  186»i  amounted  to  but  little  over  $80,(K)0,  its 
importance  should  not  lie  underrated.  Tlie  (|iiuntity, 
owing  to  the  consiuiit  and  rapidly-increasing  de- 
mand growing  out  of  the  extendeu  wine  products, 
tIruggistM' and  manufuctnrurs'  wares  of  vurioiis  kinds, 
mineral  waters,  mustard,  pickles,  and  similar  manu- 
factures, falls  far  short  of  the  demand.  The  first 
manufactory  of  glass  in  San  Francisco  was  by  the 
Pacific  Glass  Company,  which  was  incor|N>ruted  in 
I86'J,  who  erected  a  large  building  on  a  tnict  of  ten 
acres,  purchksed  for  the  purpose,  on  the  Potruro,  and 
contiguous  to  the  Kay.  Cflass  blowing  was  com- 
menced here  on  the  16tb  of  June,  18ii:i,  hince  which 
time  the  work  has  been  steadily  continued.  From 
forty  to  fifty  hands  are  employed,  and  every  variety 
of  glassware  demanded  by  the  increaHliig  iiiauufac- 
tares  of  the  country,  are  produced.  Tlieso  works 
are  at  present  con'ducted  by  Messrs.  Saulsbury, 
Kirk,  and  Mordecai.  The  San  Francisco  Glass 
Works,  owned  by  Messrs.  Newman  and  lirannun, 
located  on  Towiisend  street,  between  Third  and 
Fourth,  have  been  in  successful  operation  for  two 
vears  past.  They  employ  forty  hands,  and  turn  oat 
lamp  chimneys,  bottles,  jars,  luid  driiggixtH'  wuro  to 
theaiiionnt  of  $l5(M)euch  week.  Tliiscstalilishinent 
is  prepai'ed  to  furnish  retorts  needed  in  clieiiiicul  lab- 
oratories of  any  capacity,  uptotwenty-live  gallons; 
and  during  the  past  season  manufactured  tor  the 
chemical  works  of  Judson  St,  Co.  twelve  twenty- 

?rallon  retorts,  to  be  used  in  the  manufactory  of  acids 
ur  the  Sun  Francisco  United  States  Mint,  as  well  as 
twenty  four  sixteengulloii  ret^orts,  and  u  large  num- 
ber ot  glass  uypliong  for  the  chemical  labonitory  of 
B.  B.  Thayer  and  Co.,  of  this  city.  The  white  sand 
used  for  the  finer  quality  of  glass  made  at  these 
establishments  is  found  in  large  quantities  in  Mon- 
terey County ;  the  next  quality  comes  from  Oak- 
laim,  across  the  Bay  ;  'whilst  that  for  the  common  or 
ordinary  quality  is  found  iu  immense  quantities  iu 
the  hills  of  Sau  Francisco. 

Cordage. — The  only  establishment  iu  this  depart- 
ment is  the  Pacific  Cordage  Manufuciory,  located  at 
the  Potrero,  and  owned  by  Messrs.  Tubbs  Sc  Co.  It 
was  established  in  185t),  since  which  time  it  has 
been  in  successful  operation,  there  being  u  constant 
demand  for  the  articles  produced.  The  rope  walk  in 
fifteen  hundred  feet  in  length,  and  the  building, 
comprising  the  spinning  department,  is  one  hundred 
feet  long  liy  forty  in  width.  Fitly  hands  are  kept 
constantly  employed,  and  over  2,000,000  lbs.  of  cord- 
age wera  manufactured  during  the  past  year.  The 
stock  worked  up  is  imported  from  Manila  direct. 

Matches.— Although  the  maimfacture  of  friction 
matches  was  only  commenced  in  this  city  six  years! 
since,  it  has  steadily  increased,  until  the  domesticl 
article  has  almost  wholly  monopolized  the  market— 
the  article  produced  here  being  a  superior  as  well  at 
cheaper  article  tlian  the  imported.  This  article  re- 
quiring to  be  stamped  direct,  we  have  no  means  oil 
arriving  at  the  exact  quantity  produced  during  the] 


I  past  year, 
establisliniei; 
I  on  Twelfth  i 
I  Jossnp  Si  c 
I  idea  may  bo  i 

.     Leatheh.- 

I  AssesHur  of  I 

I  ing  June  30, 

Owing  to   th 

prices  abroad 

stowed  upon  | 

1 10  shippiiin^ 

I  though  previoi 

I  ma  tliiH  truffle  . 

"on  of  the  !»,, 

vastly  increase 

leHlher,  was  ii 

.'he  number  ol 

increased  diiriiij 

l*iiig  depeiideii 

articlu,  large  qi 

IcHlher  are  shii 

Isthmus   of   p,l 

Iliese  shipmeni 

nionfh,  with  a 

mmiiiishing.    Tl 

diiced  hero  are  t 

although  the  atti 

ufactuie  is  beiu, 

sKins  and  inorocc 

and  firm  cliuractt 

tered  here,  the  so 

to  that  produced 

found  along  the 

docino,  noted  for 

H'l'ipted  to  this  nu 

;'«."'?e"8ofthe;oi 

this  ini|)ort«„t  end 
carried  i„  some 

o«k  upon   which 
Cerro  «„,!  hj,  f„„ 

»ftiefin,t  white, 

of  Monterey,  by  o 

trunk  has  Seen  en 

V'""lu,  whose  bu, 

Ijeen  similarly  n«t 

tliepregent.    The  I 

account '.f  (he  pecn 

I  reK'wi,  are  located 

,  numerous  others,  V, 

„7««''e'J  over  the  { 

or  the  coast.    The  i 

«  "early  forty,  of 
I  Cisco.  ■" 

SADDr,ERr    AND 

leather  worke<i  up 
(fmncisco,  during  th 
oftheKeyenueAsse, 
!  "le  quality  ig  moetl 

jcharacter^farticleg- 
•"""Ke  harness  and 
this  line  are  not  sun, 
(East.    The  leather 

LT'nfe  substantia 
"••road,  18  better  ad 

(("'^mentsofthela, 

foujfh  mountain  road 
b^megg  requiring  tb 
,«rticIegofh«rneggtl 
[^•"auufacturere- 
^.  Messrs.  Main 


in 


& 


CALIFORNIA 


MANUFACTURES  —  MISCELLANEOUS. 


99 


past  year.  When  it  in  known,  however,  that  one 
e»tiil>li8hiii«nt — the  Eureka  Match  Factury,  located 
on  Twelfth  street,  near  FoIhoui,  uwnud  hv  VV.  H. 
JuMnp  &  Co.— tiimB  out  eighty  yroMH  dally,  some 
idea  may  be  inferred  of  the  extent  of  thiH  uut'erprise. 

Leatheh.— The  amount  of  leather  returned  to  the 
AsaeBHor  of  Internal  Uevenue  during  thn  veiir  elid- 
ing June  30,  18(U),  fi-ll  t)Ut  little  Hliurt  of 'f-moOO. 
Owinx  to  the  abundance  of  Htock,  and  the  liiKli 
prices  abroad,  a  greater  dcffree  of  attention  is  be- 
Htowed  u(H)n  home  manufHclurcH.  It  is  found  that 
tliu  Hhippin^  of  liiduH  to  the  Kastein  markets — nl- 
tliouuh  previous  to  the  discovery  of  ^old  in  CBlifor- 
niathiH  traffic  constituted  the  main  trade  of  this  por- 
tion of  the  Pacilic — to  have  the  same  returned  at  a 
vastly  increased  rate  in  the  form  of  manufiictureil 
leather,  was  neither  a  wise  nor  prolilalilc  policv. 
The  number  of  tanneries  in  California  lias  rapidly 
increased  dnriuff  the  past  few  years,  until  s»  far  froi'n 
lieiiiK  dependent  u|H>n  Eastirn  manufactories  for  this 
article,  lar^e  quantities  of  the  best  (piality  of  sole 
leather  are  shipped  to  tlie  Atlantic  itlHles  via  the 
Istlinuis  of  I'anuma  by  each  outKoinj;  steamer. 
These  shipments  amount  to  about  :.',(H)U  sides  per 
month,  with  a  prospect  of  increasing  rallier  tlum 
dimiidshiuK.  The  principal  qualities  of  leather  pro- 
duced here  are  sole,  kip,  harness,  beltinjir,  aiitl  hose, 
althou|i{h  the  attention  of  those  en^axed  in  tiiis  nuin- 
ufaclure  is  being  turned  to  the  production  of  calf- 
skins and  moroccos.  Owin^  to  tlie  huxe  nhc,  lieavy 
and  firm  character  of  the  hides  of  the  cattle  slaugh- 
tered here,  tlie  sole  leather  manufactured  is  superior 
to  that  nroduced  in  the  tanneries  of  the  Eastern 
States.  The  bark  of  the  peculiar  species  of  oak 
found  along  the  coast  from  Monterey  Uay  to  Men- 
docino, noted  for  its  excess  of  tannin,  is  peculiarly 
adapted  to  this  purpose ;  and  many  of  these  ancient 
deuizens  of  the  soil  have  been  strijiped  bare  to  serve 
this  important  end,  To  such  an  extent  bus  this  l>een 
carried  in  some  instances  that  even  the  ancient 
oak  upon  which  the  venenited  Padre  Juniper, 
Cerro  and  bis  foUowera  commemorated  the  landing 
of  the  first  white  men  u|ion  these  shores  at  the  liny 
of  Monterey,  by  cutting  a  large  cross  deep  into  the 
trunk,  has  been  entirely  denuded  of  its  bark  by  some 
vandal,  whose  bump  of  reverence  f<ir  the  past  had 
been  similarly  razed  down  by  tlie  utilitarian  spirit  of 
tlie  present.  The  largest  tanneries  in  the  State,  on 
account  '<f  the  peculiar  advantages  atibrded  bv  that 
region,  are  located  in  Santa  Cruz  County ;  altltongb 
numerous  others,  various  in  extent,  ai'e  more  or  less 
scattered  over  the  State  and  tliroughout  this  portion 
of  the  coast.  The  number  of  tanneries  in  this  State 
is  nearly  forty,  of  which  twelve  are  iu  Sau  Fran- 
cisco. 

Saddlert  and  Harness.  —  The  quantity  of 
leather  worked  up  in  this  form  in  the  city  o{  San 
Francisco,  during  the  year,  according  to  the  showing 
of  the  Revenue  Assessor's  books,  amounts  to  $1 1 1  ,(M)0. 
The  <iuality  is  mostly  of  the  heavier  and  substantial 
character  <  f  articles  In  this  department,  although  the 
carriage  harness  and  finer  class  of  nminiiactiM'es  in 
this  line  are  not  surpassed  bv  any  imported  from  the 
East.  The  leather  i>i'oduced  here  being  of  a  heavier 
and  more  substantial  nature  than  that  im|)orted  from 
abroad,  is  better  adapted  for  ordinary  use  and  re- 
•^uirements  of  the  large  number  of  teamsters  exten- 
Nvelv  engaged  in  the  transportation  of  goods  over 
rougli  mountain  roads  to  distant  mining  regions — a 
business  requiring  the  most  substantial  and  durable 
articles  of  harness  that  can  be  produced.  The  heav- 
iest manufacturers  in  tiiis  branch  in  San  Francisco 
are  Messrs.  Main  St,  Winchester,  pioneers  in  the 
bnsiness,  who  early  established  themselves  here  and 
opened  an  extensive  trade  at  various  points.  Mead 
and  Co.,  J.  G.  Johnson  Sc  Co.  are  also  extensively 
engaged  in  the  business. 


Type  Foun-jrv.— Although  the  business  of  man- 
ufacturing tvpo,_stereotvping,  and  eleclrotyping  has 
been  carried  on  in  San  Francisco  on  a  limited  scale 
for  a  number  of  years  past,  vet  it  is  only  recently 
that  the  manufacture  of  full  fonts  of  type  of  every 
variety,  embracing  every  style  oi  plain  and  orna- 
mental letters,  has  been  commenced.  Messrs.  Faulk- 
ner Sl  Sons,  having  imported  all  the  necessary  ma- 
chinery, and  engaged  the  most  skillful  workii'ien  in 
this  department,  and  beginning  work  in  November 
last,  have  already  produced  a  suttii^lent  snpplv  of  all 
sorts  in  this  line  to  meet  the  dema:id,  including  full 
suits  of  type  for  u  number  of  the  newspapers  of  this 
Coast. 

Furniture. — A  reference  to  the  returns  made  to 
the  Federal  Assessor  of  the  Internal  Revenue  De- 
partment shows  the  amount  (>f  Furniture  manufac- 
tured in  the  city  of  San  Francisco  for  the  fiscal  year 
to  be  $1,():)*J,',>70.  When  it  is  considered  that  for  a 
long  time  even  the  mostcommon  articles  of  household 
furniture  in  use  hei-e,  were  mnniifactnred  and  im- 
ported from  abroad  ;  and,  also,  that  although  this  por- 
tion of  the  Pacific  produces  many  beautiful  wimmIs,  yet 
the  greater  iiortion  of  the  material  worked  is  pro- 
duced elsewhere,  the  magnitude  of  this  manufacture 
seems  really  wonderful.  Within  a  comparatively 
short  time  a  nnmlier  of  extensive  manufactories  have 
been  erected,  in  which  all  the  recent  and  improved 
machinery  has  been  introduced,  where  every  variety 
of  articles  in  this  department,  suited  to  the  wants  of 
tliis  coiniiiiinity,  arc  turned  out  in  large  quantities. 
Of  the  numerous  (lartics  engaged  in  this  business, 
the  most  extensive  establishments  are  those  of  Messrs. 
Ooodwin  &.,  Co.,  J.  Peirce,  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  and 
W.  (}.  Weir,  who  has  recently  erected  a  larjfe  build- 
ing for  this  iiurpose  in  Hayes  Valley.  Some  higlily 
polished  aiiu  beautiful  specimens  of  laurel  and  other 
native  California  woods  were  sent  to  the  World's 
Fair  at  I'aris  by  Mr.  J.  P.  Uovd,  furniture  manufac- 
turer. No.  412  Pine  street.  Messrs.  Field  &  Co., 
4U7  Mission  street,  are  extensively  engaged  in  the 
manufacture  of  bedsteads,  tables,  etc. ;  and  Messrs. 
Jacob  Schreiber  and  J.  F.  ik.  H.  H.  Schafer  daily 
produce  for  their  large  and  increasing  trade  a  con- 
siderable amount  of  ueds  and  bedding. 

Mattino. — The  manufacture  of  M'.nila  Matting 
was  commenced  in  San  Francisco  in  May,  186G,  ity 
D.  Jordan  &  Co.  This  ex|)erinient,  which  was  com- 
menced on  a  small  scale,  has  been  found  to  succeed 
so  well  that  the  product  has  almost  driven  the  im- 
ported article  from  this  market;  in  fact,  since  its 
going  into  operation,  the  price  of  niatliiig  has  been 
Induced  twenty  per  cent.  The  manufactory,  which 
is  located  at  No.  &M  Ellis  street,  contains  six  mat- 
ting looms,  two  skeleton  mat  machines,  and  one  mat 
loom,  and  produces  nine  hundred  yards  of  matting, 
with  eighteen  or  twenty  dozen  mats  jier  week.  The 
material  used,  termed  "  coiet  yarn,"  spun  from  the 
fiber  of  the  outside  husk  of  the  cocoanut  tree,  is  im- 
ported direct  from  Manila.  As  the  raw  material 
exists  in  large  quantities  much  nearer  ihis  coast,  it 
is  the  intention  of  the  proprietors  to  put  up  the  req- 
uisite machinery  for  spinning  the  article.  They 
also  intend,  during  the  coming  season,  increasing 
their  looms  to  thirty  in  number,  and  are  about  erect- 
ing a  dye-house ;  so  that  iu  a  shoit  time  all  the  various 
operations  connected  with  the  business  will  be  con- 
ducted directly  on  the  spot. 

Rroons. — ^There  are  fouiteen  manufactories  of 
Brooms  in  California,  ten  of  which  are  locHt«d  in 
San  Francisco.  The  material  worked  up  is  of  Cal- 
ifornia production ;  the  growth  of  broom  com  being 
heavy,  the  brush  is  of  a  quality  much  8U|)erior  to  the 
imported  article,  which  has  been  entirely  driven  from 
the  market.  The  broom  corn  used  commands  a  price 
ranging  from  $50  to  $75  per  ton,  and  the  manufac- 
tured brooms  from  (3  to  f  6  per  dozen. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORT. 


niM.iARn  TAnt.KS.— There  are  Miree  mnniifHo- 
toriea  of  Killiiiril  THbleH  in  Sun  KranriHro:  tlmt  of 
Mutliew  K.  IliiKlieii,  on  Montffonierv  it(rc«t,  who 
inunufiiclnres  f ii)ni  Hoventv -tl ve  to  one  hnndred  tiihles 
It  yenr,  iim)  wlio  hui  niuiie  Hince  c<>nin)enein||{  hiisi- 
li«ii8  'J,^AW  tithle*.  Kvery  porlioa  of  those  liilileH  JH 
niuinifnctnred  here,  except  the  cUHhiona— Phehin'i) 
Patent  —  which  are  made  in  Now  Yorlc.  Jacol. 
Slruhle  Sc  Co.,  the  nioneerH  in  tliiR  depurlmont,  com- 
inenced  tlie  maniiractiire  of  tiiblen  in  IH.'il,  iiinc« 
wliieh  time  tiiey  have  turned  ont  '2,()0!)  tahleg,  one 
of  whicli,exhil)ited  ut  the  tlrHt  MeehanicH'  Fair,  lield 
in  Sun  FrunuiHco  in  1856,  tool(  tlie  premium,  and 
oflerwardM  Mold  for  |l,l.'iM.  In  the  yearn  IHAT-H,  the 
hiiHineHH  of  tliis  tirm  amounted  to  $)l)0,Ou'./  per  year. 
A  lar){e  number  of  tlio  tables  in  private  eetabliHh- 
nientu  were  manufactured  by  tliem.  They  make 
from  lifty  to  Boveiity-live  tables  each  year.  The 
remaining  manufuctory,  that  of  1*.  liieiienfeld  on 
llattery  street,  turns  out  about  twenty-tlvo  tables 
per  iinnum,  and  lias,  duriuf^  the  eleven  years  he 
Ims  lieeii  engaKed  ■»  tl>e  business,  produced  three 
hnudrcd  tables.  Many  of  the  native  woods  of  this 
ref^ion.  California  rosi-wuod,  curled  maple,  and  other 
varieties,  are  employed  in  this  maiuifucture.  (Since 
the  foregoing  was  written,  Messis.  Hughes  and 
Stralile  have  formed  a  copartnership,  and  have  re- 
moved their  manufactory  to  567  Market  street.) 

WooDKN  Ware. — One  of  the  most  extensive 
estal>1i8hments  for  the  manufacture  of  wocdun-ware 
on  this  coast  'i  that  of  Messrs.  Elam  &  }(owes, 
which  is  located  on  the  corner  of  Main  and 
Mission  streets,  San  Kruncisco.  The  building  is 
of  brick,  sixty  by  sixty  feet,  and  three  stories  high, 
and  fitted  up  with  all  the  requisite  madiinery 
driven  by  steam-power,  for  the  manufacture  of 
pails,  tuCs,  and  every  variety  of  wooden-ware  in 
use.  Thirty  men  are  l<ept  constantly  employed,  and 
all  the  material  used,  pine  and  cedar — about  100 
cords  of  which  are  worked  up  each  niontli — is  of 
California  and  Oregon  growth.  This  manufactory 
turns  out  regularly  every  day  25  dozen  pails,  50 
uests  of  tubs,  10  dozen  washboards,  150  powder 
kegs,  besides  other  minor  articles,  sufficient  to  supply 
the  market  of  this  region.  Messrs.  Arnies&.  Dallam 
are  also  engaged  in  the  same  business,  and  employ  a 
large  nnmber  of  persons. 

Show  Cases. — There  are  several  manufactories 
of  show  cases  of  tlie  various  sizes  suited  for  the  trade 
in  San  Francisco ;  that  of  Teubner  Si  Iloti'man,  cor- 
ner of  California  and  Kearny,  is  largely  engaged 
in  the  business. 

Pianos. — Tliere  is  but  one  manufactory  of  pianos 
on  this  Coast,  tlmt  of  Jacob  Zeuh,  Ninth  street,  be- 
tween Howard  and  Folsoin.  During  the  ten  years 
in  which  Mr.  Zech  has  been  engaged  in  the  business 
lie  has  manufactured  four  hundred  and  eighty  in- 
struments, of  superior  tone  and  iinish.  Many  of  the 
native  woods  of  this  region,  ash,  laurel  and  other 
varieties,  are  used  in  uieir  manufacture.  Mr.  J. 
Mayer  is  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of  church  or- 
gans, and  has  produced  several  excellent  instruments, 
of  great  power  and  sweetness  of  tone. 

MiHROits. — The  silvering  of  glass  and  the  manu- 
facture of  mirrors  was  first  commenced  in  San  Fran- 
cisco in  ISKJ  by  Messrs.  Cameron,  VVliittier  5t  Co. 
The  action  of  tlie  sea  air,  and  damps  attendant  npon 
the  sliipment  from  Europe  and  the  Atlantic  States, 
had  the  effect  of  corroding  the  amalgam  and  dim- 
ming the  luster :  this  materially  depreciated  the  value 
of  the  imported  articles,  and  rendered  such  manufac- 
ture an  absolute  necessity.  This  firm  commenced 
with  only  one  workman  and  one  silvering  table, 
but  the  demand  caused  by  the  superiority  of  the 
article  produced  has  steauily  increased  until  they 


have  now  in  use  three  silvering  and  two  polishing 
tables,  by  which  they  are  enabled  to  silver  the 
largest  sized  plate  glass  in  use  —  the  largest  table 
lieiiig  capable  of  coating  glass  Wi  bv  U4  inches. 
The  finest  quality  of  phii  <  glass  used  in  this  manu- 
facture is  procured  from  France,  Uermany  and  Itel- 
giiim.  Old  and  damaged  mirrors  can  be  re-silvered 
at  this  establishment  at  a  comparatively  slight  cost. 

BmJSHK.'t.— The  first  mnnnfaotory  of  bnishei  was 
that  of  Messrs.  P.  U.  ConiinH  tc  Co.,  who  commenced 
business  at  417  Mission  street,  San  Francisco,  June, 
l(«!(i.  Although  these  enterprising  manufacturers 
had  nnmerous  difHciilties  to  contend  witli  at  the 
stni'tthey  have  surmounted  every  obstacle,  and  their 
business  is  now  on  a  permanent  basis,  and  steadily 
increasing.  They  are  constantly  at  work  making 
nearly  every  variety  of  brushes  !n  use.  The  greater 
portion  of  the  materials  us<mI  are  produced  here.  In 
addititm  to  tl',e  ordinary  n. aerial  of  bristles,  which 
enters  largely  into  this  mi.nnfnctnre — the  Amo/e  dt 
soap  root,  H  native  Culifornian  plant.which  exists  in 
large  qv.anlities  in  every  |)ortion  of  tlie  State,  has 
been  substituted  with  success. 

Ooi.n  ANn  Sii.vEH  Ware  Attn  Jewelry.— The 
manufacture  of  gold  and  silver  ware,  and  all  the 
finer  nrtlclcs  of  jewelry,  is  carried  on  to  a  largo  ex- 
tent in  San  Francisco— wliich  affords  one  of  tlie  best 
miirkets  of  the  sumo  extent  in  the  world  for  this 
character  of  goods.  For  beauty  and  artistic  merit 
of  design,  elegaiu'e  of  workmanship  and  elaborate 
finish,  in  this  deparlment  San  Francisco  may  de- 
servedly claim  the  palm— her  productions  in  this 
Hue  having  a  wide  reputation  in  the  Atlantic  and 
European  cities.  When  it  is  known  that  many  of 
the  best  artists  from  altroad  were  attracted  hither 
bv  the  golden  harvest,  this  is  not  to  be  wondered  at. 
Many  of  the  designs  for  the  plate  and  jewelry  manu- 
factured here  are  alike  original  and  uiii(|ue,*uiost  of 
them  embodying  emblems  and  features  of  a  pr.mii- 
iient  local  character.  The  richest  and  most  elegant 
Oold  Service  ever  gotten  up  in  the  ITiiited  States 
was  manufactured  by  J.  W.  Tucker,  at  San  Fran- 
cisco. This  service,  which  was  made  to  the  order 
of  the  citizens  here,  and  |)resented  to  Cornelius  K. 
(larrisiin,  upon  the  occasion  of  his  retirement  from 
the  Mayoralty,  in  1854,  consists  of  a  large  SJSinch 
salver,  highly  embossed  and  elaborately  engraved 
with  scenes  and  emblems,  characteristic  of  the 
Ooldeii  State,  coffee  4nd  tea  urns,  etc.,  comprising 
filly  pieces  in  all.  The  cost  of  the  entire  set  was 
over  550,000.  It  was  the  intention  of  the  owner  to 
have  exhibited  this  magnificent  specimen  of  Cali- 
fomian  ]>roduction  at  the  World's  Fair,  in  London, 
in  I85C,  but  from  souie  cause  this  was  not  done.  It 
is  to  be  hoped  tlmt  it  will  be  sent  to  the  coming  Ex- 
position in  Paris,  to  -how  to  the  world  what  our 
State  can  produce  in  this  department.  Elegant  pre 
sentation  services  of  silver  have  been  at  various 
times  manufactured  by  Messrs.  J.  W.  Tucker, 
Shreve  &  Co.  and  liarrelt  and  Sherwood.  There  is  [ 
also  considerable  diamond  setting  dono  by  the  San 
Fnincisco  jewelers  and  lapidaries,  and  tlie  elegant 
gold  quartz  jewelry,  which  originated  here,  has 
become  universally  popular. 

SiioAR  Refineriks.— The  only  sugar  refineries 
on  the  Pacific  Coast  arb  three  in  number,  and  located 
in  the  city  of  San  Francie:!o.  Their  operations  are 
very  extensive ;  this  important  branch  of  manu- 
facture being  increased  during  the  past  year  by  the 
erection  of  an  extensive  establishment,  and  a  consid- 
erable increase  in  the  operations  of  those  previously 
in  existence.  The  first  and  longest  established  of 
these  is  that  of  the  San  Francisco  and  Pacific  Sugar 
Company,  the  extensive  buildings  of  which  are  lo- 
cated on  the  corner  of  Harrison  and  Eighth  streets. 
Tills  establishment  is  of  a  sufili'' unrou  ,<acity  to  refine 


CA 


1,500  tons  of 

during  that 

crushed,  and 

liasiness  doii< 

18(i(i  amount! 

' ,   Uav  Suoa 

I  immediately  ( 

Uatlery  Htreel 

sive,  and  ig  c 

sugar  per  day. 

I       CALiroKNI, 

refining  establ 

nan  and  Eigl 

Mangels,   witi 

barrels  of  81,^,1 

cessful  oi(eniti(, 

pi-oduced  tlie  f 

WHS    |3,W,f).3a. 

mostly  importei 

tlie  Sandwic'h  J 

cultivation  of  811 

amount  prodnce 

year  ending  j,„ 

ut  the  Internal  J 

a  fraction  of  f„ 

than  double  that 

I  tures. 

MACARlLVr   Al» 

commenced  ,,t  S, 

Messrs.  UrijfUrtrd 

'"'en  coiJHtaiitly 

"at  time  in  orde 

the  su()eiiority  „f 

driven  all  otfiers 

U'ed  at  their  est 

tweon  Jackson  ai 

"bout  20,(((H)  box", 

POHO  lO.Ooo  Bueks 

j  tfi-owtli,  and  over 

Yeast  Powdei 

but  little  versed  in 

fOHlied  to  the  moJ 

'"etals.  ye„g,.p„„.J 

Peiisable  .inicles  iil 

W';  ll'e    f,.r,„e,.   J 

ulthoiwh  civiliiiingl 

Lr  '"d"  'WliancJ 

he  article  still  col 

l>onolly  &  Co.,  N,f 

ninnufactiircd  hut  J 

and  puckiid  50,0001 

!  amount  of  bicarboij 

joftartar,  coiitaiiiinr 

,     MirsTAKD Tliel 

has  been  carried  oil 
irancisco  for  8evef 
MlfsbeenthenufivJ 
Which  was  so  nroll 

baffle  the  edbrts  of  I 

to  root  It  out  and  mJ 

proved  to  be  a  pest  1 

Wed  saved   byTlieT 

commanding  «  readl 
per  pound  \M 

"' point  of  streiitfthl 
for  the  table  «„r^| 

J'niportedfromabro^ 

nals  nged  Hre  barlel 
'"  'ne  event  of  a  gl 

J^WnUtiesofniolasgT 


OALI FORNIX 


MANUFACTURES  —  HISCELLANKOUS 


101 


1,500  tons  of  raw  lumr  each  month,  and  tnrna  out 
(hiring;  thHt  time  7,000  barrelH  of  wliitu  BiiKur,  4,000 
cruHlied,  iiixl  .'>(),0()0  ffalloiio  of  goldun  Myi'iin.  The 
hnxiiietiii  doiitt  lit  thiH  utttublinliiueiit  during  tiie  your 
18<i<i  umnuntod  to  |-J,008,'.ii:i. 

Day  Suiuu  IIkkineuy,— Thin  retinorr  is  located 
iminedliitely  on  the  Uuy,  ut  the  corner  o^  Union  and 
Hattery  tilreutti.  The  machinery  ciiiployud  in  exteii- 
Hive,  and  h  capable  of  refining  about  .^0,000  Ibit.  of 
Ru^ui'  per  <lay. 

Camkounia  Suoah  KEFiNKiir.— An  extenmve 
rotlning  establishment  erected  on  the  corner  of  Itraii- 
nan  and  EJKhth  Htreeto  by  MextirH.  Spreclculii  Sc 
Mangels,  witli  a  capacity  of  working  about  100 
barrels  of  sugar  exch  day,  Iuim  licen  in  full  and  suc- 
cessful oiieration  for  some  months  nast.  Tlie  amount 
produced  tlie  few  months  it  lim*  iieen  in  operation 
WHS  f;<i">;j,(>31!.  Tlie  raw  material  consumed  is 
mostly  imported  from  China,  Central  America,  and 
the  Sandwich  Islands,  in  which  latter  country  tho 
cultivation  of  sugar  is  largely  on  the  increase.  Tlie 
amouni  produced  in  these  es'tubliHhmunts  during  the 
year  ending  June  !iO,  186<),  as  shown  liy  tlie  exhibits 
of  the  Internal  Uevenuo  Departiiiciit,  readies  witliin 
a  fraction  of  four  millioiiH  of  dollars,  u  sum  more 
than  double  that  of  any  single  branch  of  manufac- 
tures. 

Macaho.vi  asi)  Pastk.— This  manufacture  was 
coumienccii  .it  San  JVancinco  in  tlio  year  ISijti.  by 
Messrs.  lirignardello  Macchiavello  &  Co.,  who  liav'e 
l>r>eu  constantly  extending  their  operations  since 
tliat  time,  in  order  to  supply  the  iiu'reuHcd  demand ; 
the  8U|ierioritv  of  the  articfes  they  produce,  liaving 
driven  all  others  from  the  market.  They  manufac- 
tured at  their  estuMishmont,  on  Sanhoni  street  be- 
tween Jackson  and  Paciflc,  during  the  year  IKtSO, 
about  120,(100  boxes  of  macaroni,  using  for  this  pur- 
pose IO,()ll()  sucks  of  macaroni  wlie^it,  of  California 
growth,  and  over  000  barrels  of  flour. 

Yeast  PownKn.s. — In  the  early  days  of  the  gold 
excitement  in  California,  when  thousands  of  men 
but  little  versed  in  the  mysteries  of  the  culinary  art, 
rushed  to  the  mountains  in  search  of  tlie  preci(nis 
iiietals,  yeast-powders, or  self-rising  Hour,  were  iiidis- 
iiensable  articles  in  the  miner's  cmltit.  The  demand 
for  the  former  was  extensive  and  steady ;  and 
although  civilizing  intluences  have  done  away  with 
the  rude  appliances  of  early  times,  the  demiliul  for 
the  article  still  continues  to  a  considerable  extent. 
Uonolly  &  Co.,  No.  I'Jl  Front  street,  San  Francisco, 
manufactured  last  year,  3,000  gross  of  yeast-powders, 
and  packed  50,000  pounds  of  sala>ratU8,  and  the  same 
amount  of  bicarbonate  of  soda,  with  100  cases  cream 
uf  tartar,  containing  about  300  pounds  to  the  case. 

MusTAiiD. — The  manufacture  of  ground  mustard 
has  been  carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent  in  t!an 
Francisco  for  several  years  past.  The  article  ased 
has  been  the  native,  or  wild  mustartlitlie  growth  of 
which  was  so  prolific — the  stalks  attaining  such  a 
gigantic  size  in  the  fertile  valleys  of  Cul'*brniii  as  to 
baffle  the  efforts  of  the  early  cultivators  of  the  soil 
to  root  it  out  and  make  room'  for  other  crops.  What 
proved  to  be  a  pest,  was  made  a  source  of  profit,  the 
seed  saved  by  the  separators  in  tfireshing  grain, 
commanding  a  ready  price,  at  from  two  to  foiir  cents 
per  pound.  The  seed  is  of  the  black  variety,  and 
in  point  of  strength  and  pungency,  is  superior,  both 
for  the  table  and  medipinul  purposes,  to  the  article 
imported  from  abroad. 

Distillation  of  Spirits. — The  quantity  of  dis- 
tilled spirits  returned  in  this  District  during  the 
year  1860,  amounted  to  4!? ',151  gallons.  The  mate- 
rials used  are  barley,  wheat,  Indian  corn,  rice,  and 
in  the  event  of  a  scarcity  of  giain  in  the  market, 
quantities  of  molasses,  imported  from  the  Sandwich 


Islands,  have  been  substituted  toadvantage.  A  largo 
number  of  small  distilleries  have  been  in  operation 
during  the  past  year,  but  the  product  has  been  mainly 
drawn  from  the  two  leading  oHiabliHlinients,  of  'a 
capacity  inferior  to  but  few  if  any  similar  concerns 
of  this  chrtlncter  in  the  United  States.  The  first  of 
these,  that  of  J.  Dows  St  Co.,  located  on  Mission 
Creek  between  Hranniin  and  Folsom  streets,  haa 
Iteen  in  successful  o|)eration  for  more  than  ten  years 

rit.  The  ccmsiimplion  of  grain  each  month  iim<miits 
over  1,000,000  of  pounds,  and  tlie  amount  of 
whiskey  produced  during  the  same  time  is  iilxail 
75,000  gallons.  About  three  hundred  tons  of  coal 
from  tlie  Monte  Diablo  mines,  are  consumed  each 
month.  A  column  still  is  in  use  for  the  manufacture 
of  high  proof  spirits  and  alcohol,  which  is  capable 
ot  producing  fi-om  five  to  six  hundred  gallons  daily. 
Tl  6  establishment  is  also  provided  with  an  extensive 
reetifyiiig  apparatus,  tlie  greater  portion  of  the  prod- 
uct being  '.jiade  i.'  juire  spirits.  The  other  lead- 
ing manufactory  in  il"  line,  is  the  Pacitiu  Distillery 
of  Messrs.  Scott  and  I'.i  ice. 

CioAns.— The  i..,'t,  that  the  books  of  the  U.  S.  In- 
spector in  tlii^depiirtineiit,  and  those  of  the  Assessor 
of  Interniil  Kevenue,  show  that  there  were  iiiiiiiu- 
factured,  in  San  Francisco,  during  the  veur  18(56, 
cigars  to  the  amount  of  over  a  million  of  (follars,  is  a 
fair  criterion  of  the  importance  of  a  business  that  a 
few  yeais  since  was  comparatively  unknown  here. 
There  are  near  one  hundred  firms  engaged  in  the 
business;  about  one  half  of  this  numlter  being  coni- 

iiosed  of  Chinese,  the  remaining  half  consisting  of 
)^renchmen,  Germans,  and  otiier  Europeans,  who 
employ  Chinese  labor  to  a  large  extent.  As  the 
best  evidence  of  rapid  increase  of  this  business,  the 
taxes  up<ai  cigars,  made  here  in  the  year  1864, 
amounted  to  less  than  two  thousand  dollars,  while, 
in  the  year  enduig  September  30,  1866,  this  tax 
amounted  to  over  acjnurler  of  a  million.  Although 
the  experiment  of  raising  tobacco  has  been  tried  in 
California  with  success — the  premium  of  #300  ottered 
by  the  State  a  few  years  since  for  the  first  one  hun- 
dred bales  having  been  taktu  by  a  citizen  f  Siic- 
riimenlo  County — so  limited  has  beeiF  its  cultu.ii,  that 
the  greater  portion  of  the  article  used  in  this  manu- 
facture here  conies  from  Ohio,  Illinois,  Missouri  and 
other  Western  States.  The  cigars  made  here  at- 
taining a  wide  reputation  abroixl,  it  is  not  improbable 
that  parties  producing  the  material  may  consuino 
tobacco  of  their  own  raising  shipped  to'the  Pacific 
coast  and  returned  to  them  in  a  manufactured  form, 
constituting  another  extraordinary  instttncu  of  the 
numerous  strange  anomalies  of  trade.  So  great  is 
the  demand  for  cigar  boxes,  caused  by  this  extensive 
manufacture,  that  several  firms  are  e'ngaged  in  their 
manufacture,  imiiorting  the  material  used — red  cedar 
— from  abroad  for  the  purpose.  Among  the  numer- 
ous manufacturers  in  tails  line,  the  heaviest  returns 
are  made  bv  the  following:  Max  Armar,  John 
Clawson.  F.  L<ican,  Fruchtnicht  it.  Co.,  Vogesldorf  & 
Co.,  li.  Mayrish,  E.  Uoslinsky,  Heardink  &  Co.,  U. 
C.  Geilson.'J.  Morris,  lienjamiu  Yom,  I.iong  Sing  & 
Co.,  Kee  &  Ah  Chun,  Gee  Gon.  The  amount  of  to- 
bacco manufactured  in  other  forms,  is,  compared 
with  the  cigar  trade,  but  a  small  item,  tlic  sum  ex- 
hibited by  the  Internal  Kevenue  returns  lor  the  year 
being  bat  966,000. 

HESERVIfD    Fr.UITS,  VEUETABLES,   AND    DltlED 

FuuiTs. — This  is  an  important  department  in  Cali- 
fornia manufactures.  In  the  first  settlement  of  the 
State,  and  for  a  long  time  after,  all  articles  of  canned 
fruits  and  vegetables  were  im|iorted  from  abroad ; 
now,  not  only  is  a  sufficient  quantity  of  a  sii|>erior 
article  put  up  here  to  supply  the  home  demand,  but 
shipments  abroad  are  made  to  a  considerable  extent. 
Cutting  &.  Co.,  No.  'Mii  Front  street,  who  are  most 
largely  engaged  in  the  business,  have  a  capital  of 


102 


FAOIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


$150,000  invested,  and  at  certain  Beasong  employ  100 
iiandg  ;  tliev  put  up  during  tlie  year  18()6,  goinetliinK 
like  300,000  cans  of  friiita  and  veKetables,  and  aliuut 
1U0,(MMI  gallons  of  pickles,  besides  ketclinps,  siiuces, 
and  oilier  articles.  These  articles,  shipped  by  this 
firm  to  New  York,  have  been  pronounced  superior 
to  anything  of  the  ':<ind  put  up  on  the  Atlantic  side ; 
their  caiuied  tomatos,  peas,  and  beans  being  con- 
siderad  of  a  finer  quality  than  those  fresh  gathered  in 
that  quarter.  Cutting  &  Co.  are  also  extensively 
cngaj{ed  in  putting  up  canned  meats,  and  other  arti- 
cles in  this  department.  They  furnished  in  this 
manner  100,000  pounds  of  fresh  beef  for  the  French 
Heet  on  this  coast,  and  have  filled  numerous  orders 
for  vessels  going  to  sea. 

In  tlie  department  of  dried  fruits,  the  domestic 
product  has  almost  driven  the  imported  article  from 
the  iniirket.  The  peaches,  pears,  apples,  and 
prunes  dried  here,  are  in  every  respect  lar  superior 
to  those  which  come  from  abroad.  The  Cxliioruia 
prunes  are  pronounced  a  better  article  than  those 
imported  from  France ;  and  California  raisins  are 
l>ecoiiiiiig  an  article  of  commerce.  Owing  to  the 
defective  mode  of  curing,  the  dried  tigs  are  not  eiiual 
to  the  imported.  Weston  &  Co.,  Pacific  Fruit  Mar- 
ket, put  up  during  the  past  season  six  tons  of  various 
kiiiils  of  drie<l  fiuits.  Precht  St.  Kggers,  of  the  same 
market,  are  also  largely  engaged  in  the  business. 

Ci'REn  Meats. — For  a  long  time,  it  was  supposed 
that  owing  to  the  mild  climate  of  California,  it  was 
impossible  to  cure  pork  and  beef  sufficiently  to  stand 
the  requisite  test.  Tiie  experience  of  the  past  few 
years,  has  deaily  demonstrated  that  these  articles 
can  be  cured  and  put  up  iii  su<;h  u  manner  as  to 
insure  their  keeping  in  any  climate.  In  fact,  exjie- 
rieiice  has  clenrly  proven' that,  so  far  from  being 
unfavorable  to  this  enterprise,  the  temperature  is 
ailiiiirably  adapted  to  the  business ;  and  tiiere  is  less 
ri.sk  now  in  packing  meats  in  Sail  Francisco  In  Jiilv 
or  August,  f  fiaii  is  the  case  in  the  soft  weather  whidi 
often  occurs  in  the  winters  of  the  Northern  States. 
The  article  put  up  here  has  so  completely  monopo- 
lized the  mnrkct,  that  pork  and  beef  from  abroad, 
once  leading  (Waples,  have  become  a  nirity.  It  is 
estimated  that  there  are  slaughtered  daily  in  San 
Francisco,  giunuthliig  like  161)  hogs,  averaging  101 
puaiiils  each — about  Xi>  pounds  of  ench  carciiss  lieing 
cured  into  hams  and  liacoii;  the  residue  being  sold 
in  the  markets,  ami  converted  into  lard. 

The  pioneers  in  the  pork  and  beef  p.icking  busi- 
ness in  California  were  Koot.  Hrady  &.  Sleiiiberger, 
men  of  large  experience  in  iliis  department  in  the 
Atlantic  States.  The  parties  most  extensively  en- 
gaged in  the  business  at  this  time,  are  Messrs.  Wil- 
son &'.  Stevens,  who  have  erected  at  Klack  Point, 
immediately  on  the  Hay.  about  two  miles  from  the 
cilv,  an  extensive  slaughtering  and  packing  estab- 
lishment, modeled  after  the  best  arnmged  concerns 
of  the  kind  at  Cincinnati  and  Chicago.  The  main 
building  is  iOO  by  'M)  feet,  the  capacity  sufficient  to 
pack  1 ,000  hogs  per  i!ay.  The  Point  affords  a  uni- 
form teiii|ienitHre  of  low  degree,  favorable  to  the 
business.  Messrs.  Dietrick  &  Co.,  and  Willouuhby  & 
Co.,  Third  street,  also  do  a  large  business  in  tills  lino. 

niiEWERiEs.— The  number  of  establishments  in 
San  Francisco  where  fermented  liquorg  are  manu- 
factured, is  3'i ;  and  the  ({iiantity  produced  during  the 
vent  IStiO,  amounted  to  aboiU  ■i,.'>00,000  gallons.  Tlie 
Wley  used  for  the  malt  is  exclusively  of  California 
growth — and  a  considerable  portion  of  the  hops  used 
are  raised  hi  re ;  lieiiig  preferred  to  the  imported,  on 
account  of  a  greater  degree  of  strength  and  fresh- 
ness— a  sea  voyage  deteriorating  the  quality  of  the 
article.  The  principHl  establishments  wliich  are 
miiinly  devoted  to  the  manufacture  of  that  popular 
beverage,  lager  beer,  are  tho<ie  of  Messrs.  Spreckles 
&.  Co.,  whose  extensive  brewery  is  on    Everett 


street  between  Third  and  Fonrtli,  and  the  Philadel 

Shia  Brewery,  occupying  the  Folsom  property  on 
ccond.  Lyons  &  Co.  are  the  most  extensively 
engaged  in  the  manufncfare  of  ale  and  porter.  The 
number  of  breweries  in  the  State  is  about  125. 

CoNFECTioNEUY.— The  manufacture  of  confection- 
ery in  San  Fiiincisco,  amounted  last  year  to  some- 
thing over  $300,000.  This  branch  of  business  is 
divided  up  among  a  large  number  of  small  dealers. 
One  of  the  most  extensive  manufacturing  establish- 
msnts  in  this  line,  is  that  of  Kathbun  &  Co.  on  San- 
som  street,  between  Clay  and  Commercial. 

Soap. — ^The  fact  that  the  books  of  the  Internal 
lieveime  Department  show  a  return  dnring  the 
year  ending  ilune  30th,  181)0,  of  361  ,.5UO,<iOO  pounds 
of  snap,  amounting  in  value  to  $:)00,OltO,  exhibits 
the  extent  and  rapid  increase  of  this  mannfaclure. 
Every  variety  of  plain,  fancy,  and  toilet  soaps  are 
made  at  the  numerous  establishments  engaged  in  this 
business  in  San  Frnncisco.  The  materials  employed 
are  abundant,  and  in  addition  to  home  productions, 
large  ([uantities  of  whale  oil,  ocoa-nut  and  palm 
oil  from  aliroad  are  consumed.  The  establishment  of 
J.  Hv  C.  Portmann,  who  first  commenced  the  business 
on  a  limited  scale,  in  18,57,  on  Market  street,  from 
whence  he  removed  to  bin  present  extensive  works 
located  on  Mission  Creek  rear  Center,  where  he  hag 
invested  in  the  Imsincss  over  $')0,000,  and  produces 
about  '.'OO.OOO  pounds  per  month.  The  Eureka  Soap 
Co.,  The  .Standiird  Soup  Co.,  .1.  C.  HIair  &,  Co.,  Lucy 
&  Hiiiies,.F.  i).  Bergiii,. John  Fay,  Charles  Peterson, 
and  F.  Licphart,  are  also  largely  engaged  in  the 
business. 

Ikos  Fni'NiiniES.— The  amount  of  castings  pro- 
duced at  the  Inm  Foundries  of  San  Francisco  diir- 
iiig  the  vear  18(lt»,  was  but  little  less  than  two  mil- 
lions of'  dollars,  the  greater  portion  being  (piartz 
and  mining  iiiachincrv.  When  thi!  time  shall  arrive 
for  the  reduction  of  these  extensive  deposits  of  iron 
oie  known  to  exist  at  various  points  along  this  iior- 
tion  of  the  coast,  the  niagiiitiide  of  this  branch  of 
industry  will  be  of  incalculable  extent.  There  are 
thirteen  foundries  in  constant  operation  in  Snn 
Francisco,  in  which  about  one  thousand  workmen 
are  kept  employed.  Several  of  these  establish- 
ments are  of  the  most  extensive  charncter;  and 
being  niiiiily  provided  with  all  the  necessary  ma- 
chinery, lliey  are  fully  capable  of  meeting  all  the 
demands  that  may  be  made  upon  them.  The  nrinci- 
iml  works  are  tlie  Union  Iron  Works,  II.  J.  Ilooth, 
(J.  W.  Prescott,  and  I.  M.  Scott,  tiroprictors ;  Pacific 
Iron  Works',  Ooddard  iV.  Co.;  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
N'ulcan  Iriai  Works  Co. ;  Fulton  Foundry,  Hinckley 
&  Co.;  Miners'  Foundrv,  Ilowlaiid,  Aiig'ell&  Kini;; 
(Solden  Slate  Foundry,  I'almer,  Knox  &  Co. ;  and  tlie 
./Etna  Foundry,  Ilanscom  &  Co.  In  addition  to  these, 
there  are  niiincrous  foundries  to  be  found  at  variouB 
m)iiit8  throughout  the  .State,  almost  every  miuiiig 
locality  of  any  extent  being  provided  with  thi  iry 
'  useful  and  essentially  necessary  adjunct  to  iii  iiig 
operationg.  The  niimlier  of  Iron  Foundries  in  the 
State,  exclusive  of  .San  Francisco,  is  '.W.  The  works 
at  Sacramento,  Marysville,  and  .Stockton  are  well 
furnished  with  the  necessary  appliances  for  the  con- 
struction of  machinery  of  the  lieaviest  description. 
The  amount  of  business  transacted  by  these  estali- 
lishineiits  forms  an  important  item  in  the  interior 
trade  of  the  State. 

The  other  departments  of  metal  working  occupy  I 
the  attention  of  a  large  number  of  enterprising; 
firms  throughout  the  State,  and  afford  constant  em-; 
ployment  to  a  nnmerous  and  indugtrious  class  of 
our  population.  In  the  bnginegg  department  of  the 
work  will  be  fonnd,  arranged  under  appropriate 
heads,  the  various  firms  engaged  in  these  branctiegof 
our  mechanical  resources.  i 


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H.  Scll.v  &  tV 

terprisnrjr  |,„„i,„, 

the  year  IHti.,,  ,„| 

Bti'cels  San  Fran 

at  tlie  base,  and  i 

"lanufactiiro  of  i, 

market  require,., 

to  the  smallest  1 

1  hey  also  maniit 

lead,  and  lead  pi 

the  market  suddIj 

t"W,  which  c,,;,,' 

with  the  latest  , 

present  rc,(iilreinJ 

ntleen  hundred  tl 

Ufed.    Tfu's  large! 

abroad ;  but  expj 

opmenf  and  pi.ifitl 

posiiH  of  ^„|e„„  pi 

roast,  imiiiv  of  wll 

the  precioiis  nictf 

produce  an  article! 

imported.  ' 

Saws  and  SavI 

Jacific  .Saw   Jlail 

menced  work  m  i 

between  Hatterv  , 

an  important  e  v., I 

Hrts  of  .San  Fraiu 

aepaitment  heinr 

rope,  when  sp(.<lal 

rten  eiii(.rgcii(i,.H  J 

expense  were  tli<l 

"Hs  gone  into  ,mJ 

"^viated.     As  thJ 

'ifacfire  that  c.-niiiJ 

notic-..  evervthiiiLrJ 

mid  gang  saws  fori 

niechanica!  and  otJ 

1ucr,|  at  this  uHtabi 

most  perfect  in  urJ 

provjments  in  thol 

•^ro  ».  patent,  for  ijf 

™"Kh.  as  they  nrJ 

•mopth  and  nniforril 

""•ttilig,  tem|)eringj 


CALIFORNIA 


MANUFACTURES  —  MISCELLANEOUS 


103 


Pacific  Rolmno  Mux. — Work  was  commenced 
in  AuKiiHt  iHKt,  prepHratory  to  the  erection  of  the 
first  Rolliii|{f  Mill  at  Potrero  Point,  on  tlic  Bay  of 
Sun  Francisco,  l>v  doin^  the  necessary  grading  and 
erecting  ii  wharf^  into  the  Bay  for  tlie  diHcharge  of 
freiglit  from  tlie  largest  sized  vessels.  Tlie  rolling 
mill,  which  will  consist  of  a  snhstJintial  building  of 
15()feet  by  235  feet,  with  a  machine  shop  attuched, 
85  by  100  t'ect,  will  he  Knished  and  in  complete  run- 
ning order  in  twelve  months;  all  the  requisite  ma- 
chinery and  tixtnres  which  cannot  be  produced  in 
California,  having  been  selected  in  the  East,  is  on  its 
way  to  San  Francisco.  Connected  with  other  ex- 
tensive ariiingements,  will  be  a  forge  of  a  capacity 
sntticient  for  manufacturing  shafts  fur  the  largest 
sized  ocean  steamers,  which  will  supply  a  want 
thiit  has  long  been  meriously  felt.  From  the  magni- 
tude of  this  enterprise,  and  the  thorough  manner 
in  which  the  parties  engaged  in  it  design  to  carry  it 
out,  it  will  be  in  no  respect  inferior  to  any  similar 
work  in  tlie  whole  country. 

The  PaciHc  Forge  Company,  under  the  manage- 
ment of  Messrs.  Hall  &  ,lolinson,  have  erected  a 
large  building  on  Mission  Creek,  north  of  Fifteenth 
street,  which  is  supplied  with  the  requisite  machin- 
ery for  forging  pur))ORes.  These  works  have  been 
in'succcssful  operation  for  some  time  past;  and  it  is 
the  intention  of  the  proprietors  to  add  the  necessary 
machinery  for  rolling  iron. 

LEAn.— The  only  manufacture  of  lead  npon  this 
portion  of  the  Pacific  Coast  is  carried  on  by  Thomas 
H.  Selby  &  Co.,  one  of  our  oldest  and  most  en- 
terprising busincHB  firms.  Thene  parties  erected  in 
the  year  IH(ir>,  on  the  cqrner  of  lioward  and  First 
Bti-eels,  San  Fiancisco,  a'  tower  SO  liy  70  feet,  square 
at  the  base,  and  two  hundred  feet  iii  height,  for  the 
nianufactiue  of  shot,  of  which  fliey  produce,  as  the 
market  reciiiireii,  every  description,  from  buck  shot 
to  the  smallest  si/.es,  two  hundred  bags  per  day. 
They  also  maiuifacture  Minnie  bulls,  bar  and  sheet 
lead,  mid  lead  pipe,  in  siitticieut  quantities  to  keep 
the  market  cupplied— the  capacity  of  their  manufac- 
tory, wl;icli  comprises  all  the  requisite  mncliinery 
with  the  latest  iiiiprovements,  being  double  the 
present  iiMiuirements  in  this  deparlment.  About 
nfteen  Imiidred  tons  of  crude  lead  per  annum  are 
used.  Tliis  large  stock  is  nearly  all  iiiqiorted  from 
abroad;  but  exiierimeuts  are  milking  for  the  devel- 
opment am'  proiituble  working  of  the  immense  de- 
posits of  galena  existing  in  various  portiiuis  of  this 
coast,  many  of  which  coiiliiin  u  large  per  ceiitage  of 
the  precious  metals,  wliicli  is  eventually  bound  to 
produce  an  article  at  home  which  will  supersede  the 
imported. 

Saws  and  Saw  Tkkth.— The  operations  of  the 
Pacific  Saw  Manufacturing  Company,  who  com- 
menced work  III  ilieir  manufactory  on  Pine  street, 
between  Hatterv  ai.d  Fnnit,  in  August,  IHtili,  was 
an  important  event  in  the  history  of  the  mechanic 
srts  of  Sun  Fraiiciseo.  Hitherto' everything  in  this 
department  beinj:  imported  from  the  East  and  Eu- 
rope, when  special  orders  were  to  be  lillefl  for  sud- 
den emcrgcucicH,  great  delays  and  a  large  addititnial 
expense  were  the  result.  "Since  this  manufactory 
has  gone  into  operation,  all  these  diffloiillies  are 
obviated.  As  thi.>re  is  nothing  in  this  line  of  man- 
ufac!>!re  that  cannot  be  furnished  to  order  at  a  short 
notic,  everything,  from  the  largest  sized  circular 
nnd  gang  sa'ws  for  mills  to  the  smallest  blades  for 
niechanica!  and  otlier  purposes,  can  readily  bo  pro- 
duprd  at  this  establishment.  The  machinery  is  the 
mosi  perfect  in  use,  embracing  all  the  niod'ern  im- 
provt  ments  in  the  business,  among  which  is  Hub- 
vardV  patent,  for  grinding  the  circular  plates  in  the 
rough,  as  they  arc  imported  from  England,  to  a 
amooth  and  uniform  surface.  All  'he  opemtions  of 
cutting,  tempering,  hammering,  and  polishing  are 


gone  through  in  regular  order,  the  result  of  which 
is  the  production  of  a  superior  article,  suited  to  the 
wants  of  this  portion  of  the  coiMitry.  The  improved 
furnace  for  tempering  long  saws,  by  which  u  great 
saving  of  hibc  <■  is  etfeeted,  originated  in  this  estab- 
lishment. Adjoining  is  the  manufactory  of  N.  W. 
S|>aulding,  whose  patent  saw  teeth  are  in  general 
use  in  almost  every  portion  of  the  United  States, 
from  tiieir  superiority  to  all  others  in  use. 

WiuE  AND  WiRB  Rope.— The  manufacture  of 
wire  and  wire  rope  and  cordage  was  commenced  in 
San  Francisco,  in  the  year  1837,  by  A.  S.  Hallidie 
and  Co.  From  a  coiiiparatively  small  beginning, 
this  manufacture  has  increased  until  the  firm  siippiy 
the  whole  of  this  portion  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  They 
manufacture  round  ropes  of  wire  from  one-sixteentn 
of  an  incli  to  two  inches  in  diameter,  and  flat  ropes 
from  'ix  i  to  5x1  inch.  For  this  purpose  they  use 
about  200  tons  of  forty -two  sizes  and  kinds  of  wire 
per  annum.  Of  the  former  they  have  turned  out  in 
one  piece  ropes  ;t,0(M)  feet  in  length  ;  and  of  the  lat- 
ter, pieces  of  1,200  feet,  weighing  H(),000  lbs.  Thev 
have  supplied  the  principal  mines  in  Nevada  witii 
the  wire  rope  used  in  their  extensive  hoisting  appa- 
ratus, nnd  guy  ropes,  as  well  as  furnishing  the  mate- 
rial used  for  the  construction  of  wiie  suspension 
bridges  and  aqueducts  throughout  California,  Idaho, 
Orejjon,  and  liritish  Columbia,  of  from  200  feet  to 
400  feet  span.  One  of  the  most  extensive  of  these 
is  tlie  wire  suspension  bridge  erected  by  this  firm 
over  the  Frazer  River  in  tlie  last  named  territory. 
They  have  in  operation  three  sets  of  machinery  of 
modern  Eiiglisli  invention  and  make.  The  iron 'and 
steel  wire  need  by  this  firm  in  the  manufacture  of 
ro|H'B  and  other  varieties  of  wire  work  is  drawn 
in  their  mill,  located  o.'i  North  Bench.  OlHce, 
No.  412  Chiy  street. 

Amiifi-i.Ti-UAt,  iMPt.EMENT.s.— The  fact  that  a 
large  nuijority  of  the  most  extensive  and  useful  ugri- 
eultiirul  implements  aie  patented  inventions  is  a  bar 
to  tlicir  manufacture  here,  although  every  facility  is 
affoi'ded  for  the  successful  production  of  tliis  im- 
portant branch  of  business.  This  iiiaiiufacture  bus 
thus  far  been  mainly  contined  to  plows,  of  which  a 
large  variety  is  made — a  preference  being  given  to 
them  by  the  farmers  over  the  imported  article. 
Tlie  (luantity  produced  in  this  State  during  the  past 
year  niiioiuited  to  over  3,000.  The  reapers  and 
'tlireshers,  of  which  there  have  been  a  number  maiin- 
factured  liere  during  the  past  year,  have  demon- 
strated the  advantages  of  producing  such  articles  at 
home.  The  freiglit  upon  bulky  articles  of  tliis  class 
imported  from  alii-oail  aniuunting  to  u  considerable 
sum,  the  benefits  arising  from  their  homo  production 
are  fully  apparent.  A  number  of  inyentions  nnd  iin- 
pi'ovenreiits  in  agricultural  implements,  suited  to  the 
wants  of  this  locality,  which  have  originated  here 
within  the  past  few'  years,  have  been  generally 
adopted. 

CAiutiAGE.s  AND  VVaoons.— The  manufacture  of 
carriages  in  San  Francisco  is  steadily  increasing; 
and  such  is  the  superiority  of  the  vehicles  turned  out 
here  that  they  have  almost  entirely  superseded  the 
importations  from  abroad.  The  amount  returned  to 
the  Revenue  Office  of  this  district  during  the  year 
ending  June  30,  IStKi,  was  $337,200.  The  principal 
manufacturers  m  this  city  are  R.  S.  Eells  &  Co., 
Caseholt  Sc  Co.,  Kimban  &  Co.— who  have  a  con- 
tract for  the  labor  of  twenty  men  at  the  State 
Prison,  engaged  on  wagons  and  carls;  H.  M.  Black 
Sc  Co.,  Pacific  Concord  Carriage  Factory,  and  O.  F. 
Willey  &.  Co.  The  number  of  men  employed  in  the 
TaiiouB  manufactories  in  Sau  Francisco  is  over  two 
hundred. 

Metallvrgic  and  Assay  Estadlisiiments. — 
The  business  of  smelting,  refining,  and  assaying  the 


'  I     ! 


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104 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRKOTORY. 


precious  metals,  is  carried  on  to  a  considerable  ex- 
tent_  in  California.  Although  there  are  several  es- 
tablishments in  the  first  named  department  located 
in  various  portions  of  the  State,  owing  to  the  uni- 
versal adoption  of  the  milling  process  ft}r  the  reduc- 
tion of  metals,  this  business  is  not  curried  on  to  that 
extent  that  might  be  reasonably  supposed.  There 
are  fifteen  assay  establishments  in  San  Francisco, 
among  which  the  following  occupy  a  prominent  posi- 
tion: Rogers  6c,  Drown,  Hciitscli  &  Berton,  Falk- 
enau  dc  Hanks,  B.  B.  Thayer,  O.  C.  Pope,  and 
J.  A.  Bauer.  The  most  extensive  refinery  of  metals 
in  the  State,  next  to  the  U.  S.  Mint  at  Sun  Fnin- 
cisco,  is  the  Sun  Francisco  Assaying  and  KeHning 
Works,  located  on  Bmnnan,  near  i^eventh  street,  San 
Francisco.  This  refinery  consists  of  a  substantial 
brick  structure,  one  story  high,  one  hundred  and 
thirty  feet  in  length,  aim  sixty  feet  wide,  fitted  up 
with  a  powerful  steam  engino  and  all  the  necexHary 
apparatus  for  melting  uud  refining  metals  in  lurge 
quantities.  The  oHicc  of  the  establishment  is  at 
No.  416  Montgomery  street. 

Chemicals. — Although  the  returns  made  in  this 
department  during  the  past  yeur  uiiiuunt  to  only 
about  $60,000,  the  demand  for  nil  urtioles  of 
this  churacter  consumed  in  the  numerous  metalluruic, 
photographic,  and  manufacturing estubjishnients  gen- 
erally is  steadily  increasing.  The  oidcKt  concern  of 
this  cliiiracter  is  that  of  E.  iTudson  &  Co.,  on  Vu- 
lencia,  between  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  streets.  The 
operutiona  here  have  been  mainly  confined  to  the 
production  of  acids,  this  manufactory  having,  for 
the  past  twelve  years,  furnished  the  nitric,  sulphuric, 
>4ud  muriatic  acids  used  in  the  U.  S.  Branch  Mint  in 
San  Fruncisco.  Tlie  lurge  quantities  of  nilinte  of 
soda  used,  are  im|)ortcd  {mm  Chile  and  Mexico; 
and,  notwithstanding  large  beds  of  sulphur  are  found 
all  ulong  this  portion  of  tiie  Pacific,  the  article  re- 
quired liere  is  imported  from  Europe. 

The  Pacific  Chemical  Works,  established  by 
Messrs.  Fulkenau&  lianks,  six  months  ago,  on  Six- 
teenth, between  Folsom  and  Harrison  streets,  man- 
nfucturo  every  article  in  this  line  for  which  there 
is  any  demand  here,  and  are  fully  prepared  to  fill 
all  onlers  for  the  trade.  Theiruppurut'iH  is  extensive, 
and  they  are  engaged  in  the  nmnufucture  of  uci<l8 
and  every  variety  of  chemiruls  used  in  nietalliirgic, 
photographic,  and  other  operations  —  all  kinds  of 
medical  and  pharmaceutical  preparations,  pigments 
;tnd  dye-Btutfs.  They  are  also  pi'epared  to  make  as- 
says ant'  scientific  cliemical  investigations,  analysis 
of  mineral  waters,  our  mineral  uud  metallurgical 
products,  and  commercial  uiticies. 

Salt. — T.iarge  deposits  of  salt  are  said  to  exist  in 
certain  portions  of  California  lying  beyond  the  Sierra 
Nevada  Range*  and  farther  simtli  in  the  Territory  of 
Arizona.  Their  distance  from  navigation,  and  the 
consequent  cost  of  trttiiB|)ortution,  render  their  work- 
ing impracticable  at  present.  Extensive  deposits  of 
11  similar  character  ure  found  in  portions  of  the  State 
of  Nevada,  from  which  the  large  quantities  of  the 
urticle  used  in  working  the  silver  ores  of  that  region 
are  procured.  The  manufacture  of  salt  from  sea- 
water  by  solar  evajwration  is  Airried  on  to  a  consid- 
erable extent  in  Los  Angeles  and  Alameda  Counties, 
ihe  latter  works  being  immediatel^y  across  the  Bav 
from  Sap  Francisco.  Xarge  quantities  of  rock  salt 
ure  also  shipped  to  this  market  from  the  mines  of 
Carmen  Island,  on  Ihe  coast  of  Lower  California. 
Four  mills  are  engaged  in  grinding  the  product  from 
these  sources,  while  a  considenihle  portion  is  used 
ungrouiid  for  the  northern  codfish  trade,  mining  pur- 
poses, and  pickling  meats  and  vegetaltlei.  About 
:i5,000  tons  were  ground  at  the  mills  in  this  city  dur- 
ing the  past  year.  Notwithstanding  the  extent  to 
which  the  business  has  already  been  carried,  it  may 
he  regarded  as  only  in  its  infancy  here. 


Oils  and  Paints. — One  of  the  most  thorough 
and  complete  establishments  for  the  manufacture  of 
oils  and  paints  to  be  found  in  the  United  States  has 
been  completed,  and  will  shortly  go  into  operation 
in  San  Francisco.  The  building,  which  is  located 
on  King  street,  between  Second  and  Third  streets, 
near  the  Bay,  is  a  substantial  brick  structure  on  a 
solid  rock  foundation,  and  is  43  feet  front  by  96  deep, 
with  four  stories  and  a  basement  in  which  the  engine 
and  the  larger  portion  of  the  heavy  machinery  is 
placed.  The  chimney  is  ninety-one  feet  in  height. 
The  fitty-horse  power  engine  used  iu  driving  the 
extensive  inachinerv  of  this  establishment  was  man- 
ufactured at  the  Vulcan  Iron  Works  in  this  city  j  and 
einbodying  all  the  recent  improvements  in  this  de- 
partment, is  one  of  the  most  perfect  s()eciinens  of  the 
kind  ever  produced  here.  A  large  hopper  is  located 
in  the  basement,  from  which  the  seed  to  he  crushed 
is  ccmveyed  to  the  upper  floor,  to  bo  stored  in  bulk 
until  siicii  time  as  it  may  be  needed.  A  lurKe  iron 
tank  is  also  provided  for  receiving  the  oil.  The  two 
tempering  stones,  located  on  the  second  floor,  which 
are  of  solid  blocks  of  Angel  Island  stone,  are  seven 
feet  in  diameter  and  eighteen  inches  ucross  the  edge, 
und  are  each  near  five  tons  in  weight.    The  iron  bed 

itiute  traversed  by  them  wciglis  near  3,000  lbs. 
<^ur  rollers  for  crushing,  and  three  hydraulic  pipes, 
are  located  on  the  same  floor.  The  third  story  is 
occupied  by  the  machinery  for  crushing  oil  cuke  for 
feed,  and  for  other  purposes.  Tlie  machinery,  which 
is  of  a  capacity  sutncieiTt  to  crush  4,000  busliels  of 
flaxseed  |>er  week,  is  calculated  for  crushing  linseed, 
custor-bean,  mustard,  rape  and  other  seeds  msnu- 
fuctured.  There  is  ulso  connected  with  this  eatab- 
lislunent  u  mill  for  the  grinding  in  ,>il  of  white  lead 
and  zinc  paints,  and  the  manufacture  of  every 
variety  of  paints  used  in  munufuclui  es  and  urts.  The 
entire  urrangenients  have  been  under  the  superin- 
tendence und  direction  of  Mr.  B.  P.  Brunner,  who 
visited  all  the  pvincipal  estuhlishnientsof  tlie  kind  in 
the  United  Slates  and  Europe  for  the  purpose  of  in- 
specting their  works ;  and  this  mill  is  the  einbodi- 
uient  of  his  observations.  Tiie  powerful  presses 
used  are  the  inventions  of  this  geiitleinan,  patented 
some  years  since.  Nolwithstuii'^'ig  the  soil  and 
climate  of  California  are  well  adapted  to  the  culture 
ot  flux-seed,  owing  to  the  want  ot  a  market  for  this 
product,  which  druwbuck  is  obviated  by  the  going 
into  <>peration  of  this  manufactory,  there  has  been 
but  little  of  this  article  raised.  Until  a  siitficient 
quantity  can  be  furnished  at  home,  theciiiiipuiiy  will 
be  compelled  to  draw  their  supplies  from  Calcutta 
and  other  countries  abroad.  The  cultivation  of  the 
castor-beau  promising  to  prove  u  prolilable  crop  in 
this  regi(Mi,  through  the  introduction  of  this  raunu- 
factory,  considerable  attontiou  is  devoted  to  the  sub- 
ject. 

Turpentine,  Pitch,  and  Rosin The  manni'ac- 

turing  of  these  articles  engages  the  attention  of  nu- 
merous enterprising  linns  in  this  State  and  Oregon. 
In  Yuba  und  Butte'Counties  the  production  is  nearly 
one  hundred  tuns  per  month,  which  can  be  increased 
to  an  almost  unlimited  extent,  us  the  supply  of  the 
raw  material  is  abundant.  Notwithstanding  the  low 
prices  obtained  for  these  important  urticles  ot  trade 
during  the  past  year,  the  receipts  from  the  interior 
ure  regular,  and  their  production  must  ufi'ord  to  those 
engaged  in  the  busiuess  u  remuuerutivc  return. 

Oil  RKriNEUiEs. — There  are  two  establishments 
engaged  iu  the  refining  of  crude  petroleum  in  San 
Francisco,  one  of  which  is  owned  by  Stanford 
Brothers,  and  the  other  bv  Messrs.  llayward  & 
Coleman ;  the  first  of  whicli  produced,  durinv  the 
past  year,  about  35,000  gallons,  and  the  latter  45,000 
gallons  of  the  refined  article,  although,  owing  to  the 
nou-aiTivul  of  a  supply  of  the  crude  article,  operations 
have  been  slightly  interfered  with,  Mr.  Charles  Stott 


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lend  in  the  State 
'quarry  is  owned  ui 
.Sacramento.  D.  I 
working  u  quarry 
which  18  extensive 
nrst  work  from  thit 
liuilding  of  the  Pa 
corner  of  Californii 
were  furnished  by  ( 
Another  extensive 
near  Columbia,  Ti 

quarry  of  black,  viil 
I  pressing  want  in  t 
i  the  white  and  clou 
lucer  County,  con 
I  twilroad,  and  owne 
^ilfie  pioneers  in  thii 
I  'Ills  niurhio  takes  ii 
artupted  for  niantcia 
imd  other  purposes. 

,      FlSHERtKS._D„r 

tlementhero  by  the 
excitement  und  oth 

piit  of  or  dependent 
although  it  wiw  a  w< 
quantities  of  the  fln^ 
found  all  along  this  , 

[catching  of  salmoii 


mmi 


CALIFORNIA.       MANUFACTURES  —  MISCELLANEOUS.       105 


lias  erected  a  refining  egtabli«1iinent  at  San  Baena- 
Ventura,  Sanla  ]<arbura  County,  wi)icl)  is  in  snccegg- 
ful  operation.  The  flow  from  tlie  eipringg,  tlirouKli 
tlie  tunnels  at  tliis  place,  is  from  five  to  six  barrels 
per  day.  The  petroleum  of  this  const  is  an  entirely 
aiffei'ent  article  from  that  produced  from  the  wells  of 
the  Atlantic  States,  «ud  practical  experiment  has  de- 
monstrated that  the  refined  oil  can  be  produced  here 
at  a  cheaper  rate. 

PoTTKHiKS.— There  are  several  establishments  of 
this  character  in  San  Frur  .^isco.  At  the  Mission  Pot- 
tery, J.  W.  Orr  has  been  en^u^red  for  the  past  year 
in  the  manufacture  of  stone  ware  from  a  superior 
nunlity  of  clay,  founo  in  the  southeastern  portion  of 
Sacramento  County.  He  manufactureo  ;  jryvarietv 
of  ware  of  this  de'scription,  in  common  use,  iis  well 
as  for  chemical  manipnlutions,  amon^  which  is  an 
order  reoenlly  lilled  for  the  San  Francisco  Acid 
Works  for  a  number  of  condensers  of  a  capacity  of 
fiixty  gallons  each,  to  be  used  in  their  manufactory. 
The  pottery  of  K.  Chabot,  c*.  North  ISeacli,  is  prin- 
cipally occupied  by  the  manufacture  of  sewer  pipe, 
01  which  u  largo  amount  is  made  annually. 

MAHnt.K  Work  and  Quaurieb. — It  is  only 
within  a  year  or  two  past  that  the  marble  manu- 
facture has  been  carried  on  to  any  considerable  ex- 
tent in  Sun  Francisco — almost  everything  in  this  de- 
partment being  imported  from  abroad.  Importations 
of  the  nmnufai'tured  article  have  almost  entirely 
ceased,  and  instead,  the  material  is  im|)ortcd  in 
blocks  and  slabs — most  of  it  from  the  Italian  quarries 
direct — unci  worked  to  order  here.  The  manufac- 
tures in  this  line  were  largely  increased  the  piist 
year,  amounting  during  that  time  to  not  less  than 
$'.20U,000,  with  the  prospect  of  a  large  advance  in  the 
future.  The  principal  establishment  eiigii(;ed  in  the 
business,  the  I'ioneer  Steam  Marble  Works,  lo- 
cated on  Jackson  street  below  Montgomery — the 
first  steam  nuinufuctory  of  this  kind  in  this' city — 
which  commenced  operations  during  the  past  year, 
emplovs  twenty  five  hands  upon  liuilding,  inonu- 
nientul  iindfurn'iture  work.  A  ccmsidcrable  quantity 
of  native  Califdruia  marble  is  used  in  the  manufac- 
tories here.  The  first  quarry  discovered  was  that  of 
a  tine  quality  of  clouded  marble  located  at  Indian 
Uiguings,  Kl  Dorado  Co.  Since  the  first  working 
iu  186/,  large  quantities  iuive  been  used,  mostly 
fur  monuments,  some  of  the  finest  works  of  the 
kind  in  the   State    being  of   this  material.     This 

Suarry  is  owned  and  worked  by  Aitken  &  Co.,  of 
acramento.  D.  P.  Myers  has  recently  commenced 
working  a  quarry  nc^ar  Drytown,  Anuidor  County, 
which  18  extensive,  nnd  of  a  superior  quality.  The 
first  work  from  this  material  is  the  steps  of  the  new 
building  of  the  Pacific  Insurance  Company,  on  tlie 
corner  of  California  and  LeidesdorH'  streets,  wliich 
were  furnished  l»y  the  Pacific  Steam  idarble  Works. 
Another  extensive  quarry  is  that  of  John  Grnnt, 
near  Columbia,  Tuolumne  Co.  The  first  and  only 
((uarry  of  black,  variegated  marble — needed  to  fill  a 
pressing  want  in  this  particular — the  others  being 
the  white  and  clouded  varieties — is  that  located  in 
Placer  County,  contiguous  to  the  line  of  the  Pacific 
Itailroad,  and  owned  by  James  A.  Pritchard,  one  of 
the  pione'jrs  in  this  dopurtinent  in  San  Francisco. 
This  marble  takes  a  high  polish,  and  is  admirably 
adapted  for  mantels,  table  tops,  mosaic  work,  tiles, 
and  other  purposes. 

FiSHERiKS. — During  the  early  years  of  the  set- 
tlement here  by  the  Americans,  o'wingto  the  mining 
excitement  and  other  brunches  of  business  arising 
out  of  or  dependent  upon  that  all-alisorbing  matter, 
although  it  was  u  well  established  fact  that  immense 

?;UantitieB  of  the  finest  varieties  of  fish  were  to  be 
iiuiid  all  aUing  this  coast,  with  the  exception  of  the 
catching  of  suTinon  with  nets  in  the  Sacramento  and 


San  Joaquin  Rivers,  and  the  capture  of  th$  whales 
that  occasionally  lost  their  reckoning  and  sttnyed 
into  the  Bay  of  "Monterey,  by  the  enterprising  Por- 
tuguese, wlio  have  made  this  a  paying  business,  it 
WHS  only  during  the  past  year  that  Ihe Imsiness  has 
been  carried  ou  to  any  great  extent  iu  this  quarter. 
At  the  commencemeut  of  last  season  a  fioet  of  from 
fifteen  to  twenty  large  sized  vessels  sailed  for  the 
Sea  of  Ochotsk*,  and  other  fishing  grounds  on  the 
northwest  coast  of  America.  These  vessels  have  all 
been  highly  successful,  returning  with  full  cargoes 
of  fish,  ana  considerable  quantities  of  cod-liver  oil, 
which  is  pronounced  by  chemists,  who  have  analyzed 
it,  to  bo  a  very  pure  article,  and  superior  to  that 
imported.  The  fisli  are  caught  by  I'.aiid  lines,  imme- 
diately cleaned  and  salted  away  in  the  holds  of  the 
vessels,  in  which  condition  they  aro  brought  here 
and  dried  on  scafiblds,  when  they  are  fit  for  market. 
The  average  weight  of  the  codfish  caught  in  the 
Sea  of  Ochotsk ,  wlien  dried,  is  three  and  tliree-fourth 
pounds,  about  half  that  of  those  caught  on  the  At- 
lantic side.  The  fishing  season  commences  in  June, 
the  fish  improving  as  it  advances,  the  fattest  being 
caught  by  the  whalers  for  their  winter's  supply  dur- 
ing the  month  of  October.  The  round  trip  from  this 
port  usually  occupies  about  four  months,  allowing 
about  forty  days'  time  for  fishing.  The  crews, 
mostly  Americans,  engaged  in  fishing  range  nine 
men  to  double  that  number,  and  the  tottil  register  of 
the  vessels  employed  was  about  3,000  tons,  and  the 
total  amount  of  dried  fish  did  not  full  slior^  of 
l,riOO  toirs,  which,  at  the  usual  rate  of  $12  5i  per 
100  |Hiunds,  will  net  a  handsome  sum.  Some  t  f  the 
vessels  engaged  during  the  past  season  realized  ^s 
high  as  $15,000  the  trip.  This  flourishing  branch  of 
business  is  destined  to  increase  in  importance  each 
year.  A  fine  quality  of  halibut  is  caiiulit  along  the 
coast  of  Oregon,  and' herring  are  abundant  in  these 
V  aters.  The  waters  of  the  southern  portion  of  this 
oast  are  alive  with  myriads  of  sardines,  and  the 
time  will  come  when,  with  the  product  of  the  olive 
')rchnrd8of  California,  this  delicious  little  fish  will 
DC  properly  prepared  and  form  a  staple  of  the 
market. 

The  oneriitions  of  the  whaling  companies  in  the 
Bay  of  Sloiiterey  and  Ciirmelo  for  the  year  18G5, 
are":  "Whales  caught — California  graysj  ~6;  yield 
of  oil,  780  barrels.  Huiniibiicks,  12;*yield  of  oil, 
480  barrels.  Total  whales,  38  ;  total  barrels,  1,260. 
The  barrel  is  of  the  capacity  of  32  gallons.  The 
early  season  of  I8*i(i  has  been  a  good  deal  better, 
several  right  whales  having  been  captured." 

The  quantity  of  fish  cured  and  salted  for  export- 
ation by  theCliinese  in  Monterey  Coniily  during  the 
same  year,  is  calculated  to  be  2i  j  tous. 

Furs. — Prior  to  the  settlement  of  this  portion  of 
the  Pacific  Coast  by  the  Americans,  aiitl  the  dis- 
covery of  the  gold  mines,  it  was  more  celebrated  for 
its  extensive  fur  trade  than  for  any  other  character- 
istic. The  o{ierations  of  the  Hudson  Bay  Company 
form  a  prominent  portion  in  the  history  of  the 
North  Pacific.  Altiiough  the  production  of  the 
precious  metals  has  overshadowed  this  and  every 
other  branch  of  the  trade  of  this  region,  yet  the 
traffic  in  furs  here  forms  a  large  item.  The  amount 
of  furs  annually  imported  into  Sun  Francisco  from 
the  north,  including  the  Asiiftic  Coast,  is  estimated 
at  not  less  than  half  a  million  of  dollars.  Furs  are 
sent  here  from  every  section  of  the  coast  west  of 
the  Kockv  Mountains,  extending  as  far  north  as  the 
linssian  I'ossessions,  and  quantities  are  yearly  im- 
ported from  Siberia  and  Kamschatka.  Of  the  amount 
received  here,  about  $.'i00,ll(HI  are  exported  annually 
to  New  York  and  Europe,  while  the  reniuinder, 
about  $200,000,  are  disposed  of  or  manufactured  in 
various  ways  here.    Tne  following  parties  are  en- 

r:ed  in  the  business  in  Sun  Francisco :  A.  MuUer, 
Wasserman,  and  II.  Liebes  &  Co. 


106 


PACIPIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


TABLE      . 

Exhibiting  the  County  Seats  of  the  different  ConntieB,  Li,.  hI  Dietances,  Popalation  of  18C0  and  1866,  etc. 


C0CNTIE8. 


Alameda   

Alpine 

Amador 

Butte 

Calaveras 

Colusa 

Contra  Costa. . . 

Del  Norte 

El  Domdo 

Fresno 

Humboldt 

Inyo 

Kern 

Klamath 

Lake 

Lasson 

Los  Anf^L'les 

Karin.   

Mariposa 

Menduciuo 

Mercod 

Mono 

Monterey 

Napa 

Nevada  

riaccr 

Plumas 

Sacramento .... 
San  Uernardino 

San  Uk'go 

San  Frniicisco. . 

San  Joaquin 

Bar  liuis  Obispo 

San  Mateo 

Santa  linrbara 
Santa  C'lHru  . . . 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 

Sierra 

Sislciyou 

Solano 

Sonoma 

Stanit^laus 

Sutter 

Tehama 

Trinity 

Tularo 

TuoUimuo 

Yolo 

Yuba 


County  Scat 


i 
Totals...!. 


San  Leandr^ 

Silver  Mom  .ain. . 

.Tack8on 

Orovillc 

San  Andreas 

Colusa 

Martinez 

Crescent  City 

I'lacervillo 

Millerton 

Kureka 

Independence 

llavilah 

Orleans  Itar. . , . . . 

Lakeport 

Susanville 

Los  Anseles 

San  liarael 

Mariposa 

Ukiah 

Suelling 

Bridgeport 

Montcrt'v , 

Napa  City 

Nevada  I'ity 

Auburn 

ijuincy 

Sacramento 

San  liernardino 

San  Diego 

Sun  Francisco 

Stockton  

San  Luis  Obispo. 

lU'dwood  Clly 

;  Santa  Ilarbara  . . 

!SanJos6 

iSouta  Cruz 

{ Shasta 

Unwnievillo , 

Vreka 

I'airlield 

Santa  Kosn 

Kniifht's  Kerry.. 

iYubu  Citv 

iKedHlulf 

!  Wcaverville 

IVisulia 

ISonora 

JVVood'»    I 

I^Iarybillo 


13fi 
140 

C5 

75 

60 

75 

90 
465 

60 
190 
890 

t 

t 
460 
120 
200 
550 
136 
145 

t 

115 
260 
245 

60 

65 

85 

146 

.'apifal 

600 
750 
117 

51 
335 
140 
435 
150 
245 
185 
110 
350 

90 
131) 

W) 

50 
146 
255 
250 
115 

16 

50 


1868 
18t>t 
1854 
1860 
1860 
1850 
1860 
1867 
1860 
1856 
1853 
1866 
18G6 
1851 
1801 
1864 

:8uo 

1850 
1850 
1850 
1855 
1861 
1850 
1850 
1851 
1851 
1854 
1860 
1854 
1850 
18j-)6 
1850 
1850 
1860 
1850 
1850 
I860 
1850 
1852 
1852 
1860 
1850 
1854 
1850 
1856 
1851 
1852 
1850 
1860 
1850 


ropulation 
1860. 


8,926 

"l0,933 

12,107 

10,302 

2,274 

6.328 

1,992 

20,562 

4.606 

2,694 


11,336 
8,334 
6.243 
3,967 
1,141 

"'  4.739 
5,516 

16,447 

13,270 
4,3<>3 

24,145 
5,554 
4,826 

56,805 
9,434 
1,782 
3,214 
3.545 

11.912 
4,!)45 
4.360 

11.389 
7,629 
7,170 

11,867 
2.246 
8.390 
4,044 
5,126 
4.6.38 

16,229 
4.716 

13,671 


380.018 


Vote,  1864. 


Clilldren 

undrr  IS 

yrs.  of  age* 

18W. 


2,278 

612 

2.691 

2,866 

8,635 

699 

1,480 

806 

6,071 

451 

685 


261 

618 

654 

1,299 

1,1)95 

1,609 

1,364 

291 

8i)6 

779 

1.328 

4.577 

8,792 

1.497 

5,956 

736 

294 

21,019 

8.276 

408 

977 

423 

3.132 

1,426 

1.471 

3,088 

1,882 

2.163 

4,362 

(i23 

1,263 

846 

1,114 

1,167 

3.156 

1.128 

3,203 


4,681 

231 
2,816 
2,806 
3.600 

966 
2,682 

299 
8,892 

486 

1,601 

28 

■■'197 

995 

426 

3,882 

1,347 

1,258 

2,301 

596 

■  '2.123 
2,176 
4,970 
3,123 

982 
6,914 
1,679 

464 

80,(i94 

6,143 

ma 

1,644 

i.tm 

6,509 
2,780 
1.276 
1.555 
1.727 
4,75r- 
7,585 

940 
1,7.39 
1,016 

728 
1,363 
2,951 
2,125 
3,126 


103,136    !    137,498 


Estimated 
popi  latlon, 
UBB. 


16,430 

■  'ilm 

9,850 

12.000 

3.180 

8,960 

12,976 
1,680 
6,880 


3.360 
1,420 
12,940 
4,490 
4,170 
7,670 
1,980 

"7,666 
7,260 

16,560 

10410 
3,670 

23.000 

5,260 

1,,'iOO 

102,313 

17,140 
2,850 
5,148 
6,470 

21,696 
9,260 
4,250 
6.1>*0 
5,756 

15,850 

26.280 
3.4ti0 
6.796 
3.386 
2,426 
4.890 
9,836 
7,0S0 

10,420 


Am'tofRcnl 

and  Personal 

Property, 

1866. 


94,683,660 

460.000 

1,907,262 

5,128.868 

1,890,667 

1,689,166 

2,544.282 

879,025 

8,476.626 

826.000 

2.200,000 

^600,000 

819,825 

288,089 

896,708 

$750  000 

2,368,892 

2,247.,')71 

1.287  'TO 

1,900,1 »«) 

842.847 

887,961 

l,2>f6.450 

2.797.688 

6,178.887 

2  826.243 

1.192.621 

10,316,976 

695.201 

448,706 

88,402,274 

5,275,016 

768,330 

2,700,000 

771,861 

7.972  899 

1,441.739 

1.091,723 

2.314,0»; 

1,617,822 

8,044,120 

6.846  680 

1,026,216 

1,7I8.2«,S 

1,598,600 

653,1811 

1.299,370 

2,15t).42- 
4,150,500 


456.4.S7      ail97,133,345 


HANKS  AND  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

There  is  prohnbly  no  oily  of  tlie  sunie  poniilntion  in  nny  other  portion  of  tlie  world  where  institntinns 
of  t'lis  clinrHeter  u're  in  it  more  lieulthv  una  tionrlHhinf;  condition  limn  is  tlie  cnse  in  Shu  Kranciseo.  Tlie 
liberal  eneouiiigeinent  oH'ured  liy  tlie  laws  of  this  State  for  inveatnientg  of  this  character  has  been  tlic 
means  of  conreiitraling  here,  '  large  ainoiuit  of  capital  in  the.<<e  dupartmentH.  a  conHiilerable  portion  of 
which  comes  from  aliroad.  The  profits  of  banking  have  been  hirge,  and  the  securities  ample ;  a  vast 
amount  of  foritign  tloiitiiig  capital,  always  on  the  looicout  for  the  safest  and  most  nrolit^tlilc  investments, 
bus  been  diverted  to  this  point.    The  State  law  compelling  the  fiiltillment  of  gpecitic  contracts  payable  in 

gold  coin,  has  tended  to  swell  the  profits  of  money  lenders  in  California  to  an  enormoiii  extent.  Tbe 
anking  capital  employed  in  San  Francisco  is  estiniated  at  |30,U00,()0U.  The  amount  invested  in  the  in- 
surance business  in  San  Francisco  is  proportionately  large,  and  as  no  losses  from  fit  1  or  murine  risks,  to 
any  considerable  extent,  have  yet  accrued  in  this  depaitnient,  the  proHls  have  also  been  liiglily  renm- 
nerativo.  Almost  every  species  of  risk  is  amply  provided  for,  and  the  amount  of  business  done,  hy  both 
home  uii'l  foreign  institutions,  is  immense,  its  activitv  during  the  past  year  baving  been  ttreatly  inereased. 
The  capiial  invested  in  the  various  insti'Aitions  of  this  character  in  San  Francisco  aiiiounts  to  ^.'>,<iOO,000. 

*The  figures  in  the  above  table  rererring  to  the  population  of  this  State  for  1866,  are  taken  fVom  the  report!! 
of  the  State  Su)U'rintendent  of  Public  Schools.  Mr.  John  Swett,  and  are  estimated  upon  tlie  basis  that  the  Msnool 
children  uiuUt  fittocn  years  iif  ago  constitute  thirty  per  cent,  of  the  population.    In  the  absence  of  official  data, 
this  is  probably  as  fair  a  mode  as  can  be  adopted  to  arrive  at  an  approximation  of  tke  population  of  our  State. 
We  think,  however,  that  the  estimate  for  San  Frauciaoo  Is  at  ]3ut  18,000  too  low.— CoMFiLBa 

t  Not  yet  defined  by  law.  t  Estimated. 


COITNTIES. 


Alameda 

Alpine 

I  Amador 

Buena  Vista*. 

Butte ; 

Calaveras.. . , . 

Colusa 

Contra  Costa 

Del  Norte '.] 

El  Dorado .... 

Fresno 

Humboldt..'" 

j"}'ot ": 

Kern 

Klamath.,..'" 

Lake .' ." 

I*»gen. ..,[.'"' 
Los  Angeles. ..'.' 

Marin 

Mariposa. ...![' 
Mendocino. . . . . ' 


Merced    

Mono$ .'__■ 

Monterey ...','" 

Napa I" 

Nevada ...'.'."" 

Placer "■ 

Plumas .'.'■■ 

Sacramento. .  "' 
San  Bernardino." 

San  Diego 

San  Franciscoif ' 
San  Joai)uln . 
San  Luis  Obispo 
San  Mat  00... 
Santa  Ilarbara 
Santa  Clara ....." 
Santa  Cruz. .. 

Sliasta '■  ■ 

Sierra... 
Siskiyou...' ;.'.";" 

Solano ['" 

Sonoma .'.','." 

Stanislaus. 

Sutter .■.'.■j 

Tehama...     I 

Trinity. . . 
Tulare  .... 
Tuolumne. 
Yolo .... 
Yuba 


ilflls. 


PI 


Amount  of  IJonds  < 
Amount  of  Honds  < 
Amount  of  Soldier 
Amount  of  Soldier 


Amount  of  cash 


in 


Jit 


Heceipts  into  Slate ' 
•onrces  of  reve_ 
18<«,  to  Nov.  3 

t-xcess  of  Receipt* 


•  Vnorganl: 
T  Orffanlxoi 

*  No  debt- 


i 


CALIFORNIA.   COUNTY  FINANCES 


107 


TABLE 

Of  the  Finances  of  the  Beveral  Connties. 


COUNTIES. 


Alameda 

Alpino 

Amador 

Buona  Vista*.... 

Butte 

Calaveras. 

Colusa 

Contra  Costa 

Dol  Norte 

El  Dorado 

Fresno 

Humboldt 

Inyot 

Kern 

Klamath 

Lake 

Lassen 

Los  Angeles 

Marin 

Maripo!ia 

Mendocino 

Merced    , 

Mono§ 

Monterey 

Mupa 

Nevada 

Placer 

Plumas , 

Sacramento 

San  Bernardino. . 

San  Diego , 

San  FrnnciscolT 

San  Jouquin . 

San  Luis  Obispo 

San  Mateo 

Santa  Karbara  . . 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 

Sierra 

Siskiyou 

Solano 

Sonoma 

Stanislaus 

Sutter 

Tehama 

Trinity 

Tulore 

Tuolumne , 

Volo 

Yuba 


Date  Return. 


May  . . . . 
October, 
March . . 


1866 
1866 
1866 


January, 

August.. 

"eb'y. . 

iiiay.. .. 

May 

April... 
Nov'r. . 
Dec'r . . 


1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
18(>6 
1866 


Nov'r. . . 
March . . 
March . . 
Sept. .  . . 

Juno 

January. 
July  ... 
Nov'r. . . 
May  — 


1868 
1866 
1866 
1866 
1866 
18ti6 
1866 
1866 
1866 


Funilcr] 
Debt. 


Rate  of 
Interest. 


»34,000!l0pcrct. 
10,000    6pcrot. 


200.000  10  per  ct. 
186,176  8  and  10 

34,00r  lOporct. 

52,46    lOperct. 


200,000  10  per  ct. 


20,430  10  per  ct. 


167,900    7porct 


June. , , . 

May 

March . . 
January. 

June 

March . . 

May 

May 

July  . . . . 
March . . 
January, 

May 

July.... 
Dec'r.. . 

May 

March . . 
March . . 
May  . . . . 
March . . 
April . . . 
August.. 
May  . . . . 

June 

March . . 
January, 
Fob'y... 
March  . . 
May 


B.060  10  per  ct. 
42,857,10  per  ot. 


1866; 

1866 
1866 1 
1866! 
18(18; 
18661 
18661 
18«il! 
1886 
1866, 
1866  i 
1866 
1885, 

18(i6; 

1866, 
1868' 
1866! 
18(i6! 
18(i6i 
1866 
18ti«! 
18861 
1868, 
1868; 
1866 
1886 1 
18(i6: 
1886 


28.682    7perct. 
87,000,10  per  ct. 


250,000,  8pcrct 


Floating 
Debt. 


»6,658 
11,000 
96,542 


105,000 
10,000 
3,211 
4.688 
27.369 
66,559 
17,473 
13,500 


Assets. 


«il5.B58 
11,000 


27,48V 
1,722 
3,720 

18,869 
4,686 


3,000 

8,624 

51 

17,000 

30,322 

8,299 
46.905 

7,000 
17,000 


82  000 
30,000 


11,500 


17,190 

12,235 

700 

26.928 

7,823 

3,696 

6,000 


2,918 


7*5,171  8  and  10 

14,024 1  7perct. 

80,706  10  per  ct. 

4,047,294  6,  f  &  10 

450,000  7,  8  <t  10 
36.800  10  per  ct. 


),500 


8,000 
49,800 


8,000 

34,266 

600 

70,148 

1,017 


40,300    7perct. 
440,000  7, 10  &  12 


69,700  10  per  ct.  I 
96,'.'&2  7  and  10 
16,500  10  per  cf. 
13,800  10  per  ct. 


1,200 

6.000 

6,026 

60.398 

51,197 


66,582 


1,401,744 
853,132 


100,000  10  per  ct 


81,000  10  per  ct. 
40,300  10  per  ct. 


183,400  10  per  ct. 


14,375 
11,*206 
10,746 
48.000 
28,000 
95,666 
80,131 
16,000 


m,486 
1,500 

175,000 
3,587 
3,808 

4.r 

4,3ii0 

8,000 

t24,600 

13,687 
9,111 

12,000 
4,000 
2,000 

21,600 
5,270 

12,000 


Actual 
Debt. 


824,2001  yr 
10,000  1  yr 
96,642  1  yr 


8105,707 1 

9,137 

40,510 


8100,131 
10,327 
29,340 


277,613  1  yr 

194,453  1  yr 

a3.491  1  yr 

33,286  1  yr 

22,683  lyr 

266,659  lyr 

17,473  lyr 

2,000  1  yr 


3,000 
11,864 


16,300 
171,296 
476 
47,759 
43,857 
17,000 


26,714 

69,000 
22,000 

215,745 
8,000 

665,023 

21,007 

80,005 

3,485,650 

1196,868 
36,800 


40,000 

270,000 

2.439 

46,590 

46,402 

65,340 

149,834 


■  >;nls 1 88,513,757  -  1,046,828  82,403,115 


14,608 
2,096 
98,746 
44,000 
62,000 

114,808 
24,855 

187,400 


87,179,139 


1  yr 
1  yr 
1  yr 


lyr 
lyr 
1  yr 
lyr 


1  yr 
lyr 

ly 

lyr 
1  yr 


111,728 

84,578 1 
24,1131 
4t,275! 
14,6961 
1(13,790! 
11.154! 
25,000 


10,573 
1,199 
8,608 


32,072 
81,059 
a5,000 
13,000 


58,790 

90,5'2O 

29,5.32 

890,780 

7.510 


lyr 
lyr 
lyr 
lyr 
1  yr 
lyr 
lyr 
lyri 
lyrj 
lyri 
1  vr; 
lyr 
lyr 
1  yr 
lyr 
1  yr 
1  yr 
1  vri 


1.624.408 

102  638 

13,832 

67,434 

18n,(K)0 
27,497 
30,ii.81 
79,81.3 
32,974 
59.473 
72,000 
20,792 
14,701 
30,(100 
17,5(H) 
18,000 
83,9,30 
47,927 


I 


90,239 
82,856 
20,894 
32,092 
10,010 
95,666 
10,287 
21,560 


7,269 

8,486 

14,121 


33,135 
83,916 
84,000 
16,000 


68,790 

88,426 

29,596 

878,2.38 

6,692 


1,487,281 
97,695 
10,798 
64,950 
9,086 
190,000 
26,650 
25.900 
71,187 
84,294 
86,691 
48,000 
14,221 
12,168 
16,000 
22,000 
16,000 
64,986 
42,651 


FUNDED  DEBT,  STATE  OP  CALIFORNIA,  JANUARY  1,  18G7. 

Amount  of  llonds  ontstHndiiiff  niider  Act  of  April  27,  18,57 |3,5S),500  00 

Amount  of  Honds  outstimdintt  under  Act  of  April  28, 1800 187,.'>00  00 

Amount  of  SoldicrB'  Relief  lionds  oiilstundinf; 5'.20,000  00 

Amount  of  Soldiers'  Bounty  Bonds  outstanding .  1 ,0^8,000  00 

Tot«l  Funded  Debt  (interest  at  7  per  cent,  per  annum) $.'),;i'i2,0n0  00 

Amount  of  cash  in  the  Treasury  December  31,  I8()6 1,5-24,847  02 

Total  actual  debt $3,797,152  98 


RECEIPTS   AND   EXPENDITURES— STATE   or  CALIFORNIA. 


Rccciptt. 

Receipts  into  State  Treasury  from  all 

sources  of  reveime,  from  Dec.  1, 

1805,  to  Nov.  30, 18Cti |3,84I,716  82 

Excess  of  Receipts  over  Expenditures.' 


Expendituret. 
Expenditures  for  all  pnrpoees  from 
Dec.  1, 1865,  to  Nov.  30, 1866... 


$3,623,271  87 
$218,444  95 


*  Unorganized. 

t  OrKSnlzed  1866.    No  debt 

i  No  debt— cash  on  hand. 


I  Returns  refused.    A  small  floating  debt 

II  Also  •310,(X)0  In  railroad  bonds,  etc. 

i  City  and  County  consolldatwl  1896;  entire  debt  flinded. 


I 

raid 


n :  ■! 


108 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


OFFICIAL  RETURNS  OF  CALIFORNIi^  .• 

Elections  ot  1860,  1861, 1863  and  1864. 


Fbesidedt,  1860. 

(iOVERNOB, 

IWl. 

OOVBBMOB,  1863 

President,  1864 

COUNTIES. 

i" 

a 
p 

1 
t 

a 

1 

en 

? 

•    0 

1 

r 

f 

i 

3 

Alameda 

1,033 

518 

481 

62 

1,932 

611 

868 

1,404 

804 

1,470 
384 

1.392 

1,739 

2.070 
274 
958 
167 

2,948 
92 
423 
139 
212 
318 
65  V 
686 
767 
676 
78 
167 
415 
735 

2.784 

2,310 
828 

4,193 

243 

97 

12,667 

1,849 
259 
600 
343 

1,930 
975 
909 

2,051 
924 

1,266 

2,026 
277 
677 
482 
t«W 
628 

1,589 
653 

1,871 

69,531 

811 

228 

Amador 

995 

1,437 

978 

268 

608 

176 

2,119 

63 

835 

92 

1,866 

1,602 

J, 880 

236 

413 

88 

2,695 

22 

444 

877 

945       178 

1,173       826 

1,717       240 

386         78 

391       134 

217         39 

1.901       834 

271       123 

232         20 

163         33 

1,299 

1,782 

1,980 

348 

959 

172 

2,775 

64 

402 

198 

92 

1,258 

1,284 

1,606 

198 

298 

64 

2,202 

78 

81K) 

235 

54 

827 

1,106 

1,572 

581 

830 

213 

1,870 

818 

2<>6 

301 

167 

2,245 
1,876 
2,278 

479 
1,064 

184 

3,210 

83 

602 

204 

2,064 

1,490 

2,029 

5«V1 

634 

152 

2,139 

878 

196 

199 

1,199 

Butte 

1,116 

Calaveras 

1,664 

Colusa 

Contra  Costa 

426 
622 

Del  Norte. 

139 

El  Dorado 

2,122 

Fresno 

859 

Humboldt 

262 

Klamath 

Lake 

122 

406 

283 

352 
408 
262 
198 
42 

475 
282 
489 
235 
62 

688       2 
286 

816       S 
499       1 
233 

!01 
38 
19 
16 
64 

455 

591 

666 

491 

69 

360 

499 

767 

3,2.50 

2,222 

659 

3,264 

297 

122 

10,728 

1,837 

176 

702 

131 

1,995 

916 

628 

2.147 

1.168 

1,449 

1.608 

247 

658 

405 

888 

163 

2,025 

726 

2,014 

66,036 

198 

206 

687 

273 

87 

518 

305 

277 

1,521 

1,403 

602 

2,836 

261 

52 

3,178 

414 

102 

383 

436 

371 

183 

l,(t76 

1,200 

1,280 

456 

879 

231 

291 

368 

777 

33'i 

976 

367 

869 

1,195 
300 
710 
659 
309 

r?s 

Ld6 
658 

1,779 
898 
517 

1,127 

401 

90 

1,243 

1,688 

200 

100 

24 

1,081 
367 
628 

1,423 
717 
689 

1,616 
416 
570 
507 
608 
670 

i,(a6 
694 

1,426 

702 

640 

836 

632 

96 

1,009 

622 

898 

2,882 

2,067 

1,288 

3.653 

3'il 

116 

9,261 

1,981 

260 

834 

481 

2,084 

904 

936 

2,.380 

1,053 

1,521 

1,700 

847 

718 

633 

785 

1,818 

610 

8*i6 

1,989 

982 
489 
921 
571 
329 
695 
607 
660 

1,766 

1,620 
766 

1,944 
376 
132 

6,452 

1,473 
219 
340 
143 

1,52.5 
403 
617 

1,.303 
999 

1.124 

1,712 
399 
679 
453 
604 

1,8(H 
715 
768 

1,393 

744 

Marin 

410 

Mariposa 

842 

Mendocino 

778 

Morced  

218 

188 

Monterey 

Napa 

Nevada 

306 
441 

2,539 

1,748 
468 

2,670 

305 

81 

6,825 

1,181 

148 

889 

46 

1,463 
670 
464 

1,468 
956 
681 

1,236 
167 
403 
243 
593 
181 

1,638 
635 

1,665 

233 

618 

2,373 

1,858 

503 

2,836 

224 

29 

4,035 

783 

120 

543 

306 

881 

28* 

1,094 

1.589 

1,503 

603 

611 

232 

441 

496 

885 

211 

1,608 

497 

1,360 

246 

f.79       1 
1.653       4 
1,448       7 

453       S 
1,684       £ 

lit2 

148 
2,560       8 
1,.373       1 

155    ... 

131J 

123  !... 

722       1 

319       1 

685       2 
1,347       a 

760       6 

746       2 
1,467       4 

4.33 

440 

311       2 

516       1 

574       4 
2,0.34       a 

606 
1,874       1 

■4 
41 
100 
75 
11 
162 
98 

8 
140 
99 

41' 

if 

29 
.52 
189 
16 
92 
49 
67 
40 
58 
53 
08 
72 
74 
_59_ 

36 

364 

692 

1,79& 

Placer 

1,474 

Plumas 

669 

8acrnmento 

1,768 

San  Bernardino 

San  Diogo 

493 
197 

San  Francisco 

8,352 

1,427 

149 

877 

80 

San  Joaijuin 

San  Luis  ubispo 

San  Mateo 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Clara 

1,202 
462 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 

Siorra  

662 

1,037 

957 

Siskiyou 

Solano 

908 

Sonoma 

Stanislaus 

2,336 
846 

Sutter 

Tehama 

Trinity 

686 
633 
461 

Tulare 

689 

Tuolumne 

1,606 
476 

Yolo 

Yuba 

1,333 

Totals 

38,739 

38,020 

33,976  |9,1 

30,944 

32,760 

60,124 

44,482 

43,863 

STATISTICS-PORT  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.t 

Treasure.— Tho  total  sliipmeut  from  Sun  B^runcisco  from  1819  to  1866,  both  iaclueive,  in  i789,183,603. 
Amount  m  ISC.C,  |I4,364,393. 

I},ipor/ n.—'riimmge  emplo\  -d  1865,  708,6.')6  tung;  1866,  748,28:1  tuna. 

Exports.— ilerchttudm!,  value,  |17,303,018  j  treaeuie,  144,364,393.    Total,  $61 ,667,411. 

FEDERAL  RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES-PACIFIC  COAST,  1866. 

Receipts.  Expenditures. 

Duties  on  imjwrts,  etc $7,4.'')5,913|  Army  service $9,919,330 

Internal  revemie 7,609,433; Naval  service 650,000 

Sulo  of  slumps 455,000  Revenue  service 725,525 

Post  Office  Depurtraent 201,500  Postal  service 372,380 

Miscellaneous 


240,000 


Total  in  coin  uud  currency |15,96I,846 


Miscellaneous  . 


380,150 


Total  in  currency >  |12,047,385 


*  In  Oclnlicr,  1X6.1.  an  eloctlon  wig  held  for  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court,  nt  which  about  65,000  votes  were  polled, 
rcsultinK  III  thir  clccllon  of  H.  W.  Handersoa  over  H.  U.  Hartley  by  about  7,000  majority. 
t  Compiled  trnm  the  Mercantile  Uozette. 


One  of  the 

exhibited  by  tl 

extending  theii 

The  number 
nearly  150,000 
there  are  a  na 


County 


Butte 

Contra  Costa. 
Pel  Norte  . . . 

El  Dorado 

Humboldt 


Klamath 

Monterey.  ..i. 

Napa 

Nevada ." 

Placer 

Plumas * 


Sacramento 


Snn  Froncisco! 


I  San  Joaquin. 

San  Mateo  .. 

i  Santa  Clara.'." 


Santa  Cruz . 

Shasta 

Siskiyotf 


Solano 


I    II 

I  Stanislaus 
.'Sutler  ... 
Triuity. . . 

Vuba 


The  public  lilirnric 
Ij  Association  numberii 
|iie8rly  16,000  volun 
Biwordsof  these,  BiK 
I  reading  people.  Sev 
jail  the  leading  paper 
[alaodard  works. 


9,919,;«0 
f)50,(HtO 
725,525 
372,380 
380,150 


CALIFORNIA, 


LIBRARIB8 


109 


LIBRARIES-PUBLIC  AND  SOCIETY. 

One  of  the  moat  gratifying  evidences  of  the  growing  litemry  tfwtea  of  the  people  of  this  State  is 
exhibited  by  the  increase  of  libraries  and  literary  aswciations,  and  the  interest  manifested  generally  in 
extending  their  itphere  of  nsefiilness. 

The  number  of  libraries  in  the  State,  with  over  200  volumes  each,  is  50— containing  an  aggregate  of 
nearly  150,000  volume*.  This  enumeration  does  not  include  School  and  Sunday  School  libraries,  of  which 
there  are  a  number  scattered  throughout  the  State. 

TABLE  OF  LIURARIES   IN  CALIFOKNIA. 


County. 


Butte 

Contra  Costa. 
Del  Norte  . . . 
El  Dorado. . . 
Humboldt . . . 


Klamath  . 
Monterey. 

Napa 

Nevada  . . 

Placer 

Plumas. . . 


Sacnimento 


San  Francisco . 


San  Joaquin. 
Snn  Mateo  .. 
Santa  Clara.. 


Santa  Cruz . 

Shasta 

Siskiyotf 


Solano 


Stanislaus . 

Sutler 

Trinity. . . . 

Yolo 

Yuba 


Location. 


Kame. 


Ladies' 

Library  Association. 

Union  Club 

Neptune  , 


Oroville 

Pacheco  

Crescent  City 

Placerville 

Areata I  Areata  Association 

Eureka |  Eureka  Association 

Sawyer's  Bar 

Monterey 

Napa  City 

Nevada 

Auburn 

Spanish  Ranch 

Meadow  Valley 

Sacramento 


0;ld  Fellows 

Library  Association 

OddlVllows 

Library  Association 

Odd  Fellows 

Library  Association 

Library  Association 

Odd  Fellows 

Li  brary  Association 

8t«te  Library 

State  Agricultuml  Society 

San  Francisco |  Acadeinv  of  Natural  Sciences. 

Law  Librarv 

Mechanics'  Institute 

Mercantile  Association 

Odd  Fellows'  Association  .... 

Pioneer  AHS(M:iatiun 

Public  School 

St.  Mary's  Association 

Superintendent  Public  Instruct'n 

Verein  Association 

What  Cheer  House 

Young  Men's  Christian  Assoc'n 

Stockton I  Insane  Asvlum 

"        !Odd  Fellows 

Redwood  City '  Franklin  Association 

Woodside  .. 

San  Just* 

Santa  Clara 
Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 

Yrektt 

Oro  Fino.. 
Scott  River 
Benicia. ... 


l)nto  of  I 
OrKaiiiza- 
tlon. 

18.58 
18iil 
18(;3 
1858 
18()0 
18(i0 
18()0 
18li> 
18(i(> 
18;')t> 
IStiii 
1857 
1858 
1855 
1857 
1850 


Vallejo 

Knight's  Ferry  . 

Yulw  City , 

Weaverville  . . . 

Woodland 

Marysviile 


■ 


Woodside  Association 

Academy  of  Notre  Dame 

College 

Literary  and  Debating  Society 

Library  Association 

I^iadies  Association 

Library  Association 

South  Fork  Association 

Benicia  College 

St.  Catherine's  Academy 

Y'oung  I^iiidies'  Seminary 

Library  Association. . . .'. 

Public  Library 

Enterprise  ]x>dge 

Odd  Fellows 

Hesperian  Societv 

High  School....: 

MaVysville  Library 

Odd  Fellows 


So.  Vols. 

1,000 
200 
250 

1,500 
800 
600 
350 

1,000 
275 

3,000 
250 
500 
400 

4,000 

4,500 
30,000 

2;ooo 


1853 

1,000 

i8i;o 

t  •  ■  ■  ■ 

1855 

8,000 

1853 

24,000 

18.55 

16,000 

1850 

2,0(M) 

181)3 

2,500 

1855 

2,000 

1850 

1,.500 

1851 

4,500 

18.j(> 

5,000 

1853 

3,000 

1855 

1,000 

18.55 

1,500 

]8(iG 

250 

1857 

600 

1851 

1,500 

1850 

2,500 

18(50 

200 

1858 

500 

18.57 

300 

18t>2 

583 

1804 

623 

1850 

1,000 

1850 

300 

1854 

500 

18t)0 

800 

ISGO 

1,000 

ia')0 

400 

181)0 

240 

1862 

200 

1800 

1,000 

1856 

3,000 

1860 

1,500 

The  public  libraries  of  San  Francisco  are  numerous  and  wall  supplied,  that  of  the  Mercantile  Library 
Association  numbering  24,000  volumes.  Mechanics'  Institute  8,000  volumes,  and  the  Odd  Fellows'  Library 
nearly  16,000  volumes,  including  many  valuable  works  relating  to  the  early  history  of  this  coast.  The 
records  of  these,  and  other  institutions  of  a  similar  character,  prove  that  Californians  are  essentially  a 
reading  people.  Several  of  the  hotels  are  supplied  with  ample  libraries  and  reading-rooms,  furnished  with 
all  the  leading  papers,  for  the  accommodation  of  their  guests.  One  of  these  contains  5,000  volumes  of 
atandard  works. 


nt 


110 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


NEWSPAPER  AND  PERIODICAL  PRESS. 
There  are  one  hundred  and  thirty-two  different  newRpiipora  and  periodicals  published  in  the  St  ite  of  Cul- 
ifomia:  of  which,  twenty -six  are  issued  daily;  two,  triweekly;  live,  semiweekly ;  eiKhty  eight, 
weekly;  one,  tri-monthly ;  one,  semi-monthly  ;  eight,  monthly,  and  one  bimonthly.  In  addition  to  the 
regular  isHues  of  these  publications,  live  of  the  dailies  issue  steamer  editions,  and  twelve  issue  weekly 
editions— making  a  total  of  one  hundred  and  forty-nine  publications,  viz:  daily,  twenty-six;  triweekly, 
two;  semi- weekly,  live;  weekly,  one  hundred ;  tri-monthly,  one;  semi-monthly,  one;  steamer,  ttvei 
monthly,  eight ;  and  bi-monthly,  one.  Seven  are  published  in  foreign  languages,  two  in  French,  two  in 
German,  one  each  in  Spanish,  Italian,  and  Chinese.  There  are  Kfty  different  publications  issued  in  Sail 
Francisco;  live  in  Sacramento ;  two  in  Stockton ;  and  two  iu  Marysville. 

LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS  AND  PERIODICALS, 

Published  in  California,  with  the  Locality  and  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc.,  etc., 

February  l.'ith,  1807. 


County. 


Nnnie. 


Alameda ;  Gazette 

"  ■  News 

Alpine '  Hulletin 

"    {Chronicle 

"     I  Miner 

Amador j  Dispatch 

"        !  Leoger 

Butte ;  Couraut 

"     JRccord 

Calaveras !  Chi-onicle 

"  j  Courier •-.. 

"  I  Register 

Colusa I  Sun 

Contra  Costa  ■ ..  jGuzette 

"         "      ...  Pacilic  Cumb.  Presbyter. 

El  Dorado [Courier 

*'     "      I  Mountain  Democrat 

Hnmboldt Journal 

Times 

Kern Courier 

Lake Clear  Lake  Courier 

Clear  Lake  Sentinel  .... 

Lassen Sage  P->jsb 

Los  Angeles Tournal 

News 

Marin Journal 

Mariposti Gazette 

Mail 

Democrat 

Herald 

Herald 

Gazette *. 

Register 

Reporter 

Gazette 

National 

Sun 

Transcript 

Union 

Placer Euciuirer 

»     Herald 

"     Stars  and  Stripes 

Plumas National '. . . 

"      Union 

Sacramento Bee 

"  I  California  Express 

'*  I  Record 

"  I  Rescue 

Telegraph 

Union 

San  Bernardino.  Southern  Guardian 

San  Francisco...  Abend  Post 

AltH  California 

Baimcr  of  Progress 

California  and  China  Mail 

California  Demokrat 

California  Farmer 


Mendocino. 


Merced  .. 
Slonterey 
Napa 

Nevada . . 


Lucallt.vori'ubll- 
cntliin. 


San  I^andro 

Oakland 

Silver  .Mountain. 
Murkleeville  .  ., 

Monitor 

Jackson 


Chico 

Oroville 

Mokelumne  Hill. 
Copperopolis.... 
Siui  Andreas.... 

Colusa 

Pacheco  

Alamo 

Plucerville 


Eureka. 


Huvilah 

Lakeport 

I»wer  Ijuke.. 
Siisanville  .... 
Wilmington  .. 
Los  Angeles  .. 
Sun  Rafael.... 
Mnriposa 


Ukiab  City. 


Snelling . . . 
Monterev. . 
Napa  Cfty. 


Nevada  City... 
Grass  Valley... 
Meadow  I.iake  . 
Nevada  C'ity... 
Grass  VulleV  ■•  • 
Dutch  Flat".... 
Aubnrn 


Quincy 


Sacramento. 


Folsom 

Sacramento 

San  Bernardino . 
San  Francisco . . 


When  iMued. 


Weeklv  .. .. 
Daily  &,  W. 

Weeklv 

Semi-Week. 
Weekly.... 


Semi- Week. 
Weekly  .... 


D.  and  W.. 
Daily 


Semi-Week. 
Weekly  . . . . 


Daily 

I),  and  W... 

Daily 

Weekly.... 

D.W.&Sfr. 
Weekly  .... 
D.  and  W... 
D.W.&Sfr. 

Weeklv 

Monthly.... 

Daily 

Weekly 


Vol 


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6 

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27 


I'ubllshcn. 


Saul  Sl  Nye. 
(iiigan  &  Co. 
W.O.  Hayes. 
RolMsrt  M.  Folgor. 
8.  G.  Lewis. 
Penry  Sl  Page. 
TlionuM  A.  Springer. 
A.  W.  Bishop. 
William  DoMott. 
Chronicle  Pub.  Co. 
Ransom  Ac  Belniui, 
KanHom,Be'm&  Denig. 
W.  8.  Gi-eeii. 
Bunker  At  Porter. 
T.  M.  Johnsun. 
Myers  Sl  Yurnell. 
Dan.  W.  Gelwicks. 
J.  B.  Buociis,  Jr. 
J.  E.  Wyman.         [Co. 
Huvilah  Print.  Sl  Pub. 
J.  H.  F.  Farley. 

D.  M.  HaiiBoin. 
A.  C.  I.iongniure. 

A.  A.  Polhamus  Sl  Co. 
A.  J.  King  &  Co. 
Jerome  A.  Barney. 

A.  M.  Swaney. 
Angeviue  Reynolds. 
Mat.  Lynch. 

E.  R.  Budd. 

J.  W.  Robertson. 
tT.  Selwyn  Brittuin. 
R.  T.  Mfuitgomery. 
Ijunk  Higgins  Sc  Co. 
E.  F.  Bean. 
National  Publish'g  Co. 
W.  Lyon  &  Co. 
Brown  Sl  Deal. 
Byrne  Sl  Mitvhell. 

E.  B.  Boust. 

T.  &  C.  H.  Mitchell. 

W.  A.  Selkirk. 

H.  L.  Gear. 

W.  W.  Kellogg. 

L.  P.  Davis  &  Co. 

Express  Publishing  Co. 

Association. 

Wm.  A.  Mills,  Editor. 

P.  J.  Hopper. 

James  Anthony  Sl  Co. 

H.  Hamilton. 

Leo.  Eloesser  Sl  Co. 

Fred.  MacCrellisb  Sl  Co 

B.  Todd  Sl  Co. 

F.  Marriott. 
F.  Hess  Sl  Co. 
Warren  Sc  Co. 


CAI 

County. 
I  San  Franc^co 


CALIFORNIA.      NEWSPAPBR  AMD  PERIODICAL  PRESS.      Ill 


NEWSPAPRRS   AND    PKBIODICAT.S— CONCLUDED. 


County. 


Kama. 


San  Franc^co. ..  CiilifoiniH  Police  Gnzettu. 

"         "      ....jCHlifoniitt  Teacbbr 

"         "      ....ICalifornian 

Cliri»tian  Advocate 

Coninierrinl  Uecord 

Coiirrier  (le  Sun  Francisco 

Dramatic  Clii-onidu 

El  Niievu  MunUo 

Elevator 

Evangel 

Evening  Dulletin 

Evening  Uifpatch 

Every  Day  Lii'o 

Examiner 

jOlad  Titlingg 

(loldttn  Era 

(luide 

I  Hebrew 

I  ilelirew  Olinerver 

'InduBtrial  Magazine.... 

j  IriHJi  Nc WR 

J  L'  Ecu  Delia  Patria 

IjB  National 

I  Medical  and  SarvicalJoiir 

j  Mercantile  Gazette 

I  Mining  Si  Suientitic  Preos. 

iMonitur 

Morning  Call 

New  Age 

News  Letter 

.  j  ( Accidental  and  Vanguard. 

.  I  Uur  Ma/.e|)|ia 

.  Paciltc 

.  I  Pacitio  Appeal 

.Il'acilio  Law  Magazine... 

.  Pacilic  Pioneer 

.  'Keal  EHtate  Circular 

.  I  Spectator 

. :  Spirit  of  the  Timex 

.  I  Stock  Circular 

.1  Sunday  Mercury 

.iTemperance  Uainier 

.iTimeH 

.  I  World's  Cri»i8 

j  San  Joaquin Herald 

I     "       "       ....  Inde|)endent 

I     "       "       ....  MesHenger 

1  San  Mateo !  ( iazette 

iSantaClaru {Argus 

"       "     iMercury 

"        "     Patriot 

Santa  Cruz Pajaro  Valley  Times 

"       "     Sentinel 

Sliaata Conner 

Sierra Advocate 

"      Mountain  Messenger 

Siskiyou lounial 

"         Union 

Solano Herald 

■'      I  PresH 

Sonoma !  Democrat 

"         I  Democratic  Standard . . . . 

Journal  and  Argus 


Locality  olTubll- 
catlon. 


When  Itaued. 


San  Francisco. 


Tehama . 


Trinity. 
Tulare . 


Taolumne 


Yolo. 
Yuba. 


Independent 

Sentinel 

Journal 

Delta 

Literary  Ledger... 

Times 

Citizen 

Henild 

Union  Democrat . . 

News 

Appeal 

North  Californlan , 


Stockton. 


Woodbridge  ... 

Redwood  City 

San  Jos6 

it     It 

It     11 

Santa  Cruz 

It       II 


Yreka 

II 

Suisun  City. 
It       It 

Santa  Rosa . 
Healdsburg. 
Petaluina  .. 
UedUluti... 


Columbia. 
Sonora . . . 


Woodland . 
Marysville. 


Weekly 

Month  {y.... 
Weekly  .... 
Weekly.... 
Semi- Week. 
D.W.&Sfr. 

Daily 

Tri-VV'eekly. 
Weekly.... 
Semi- Month. 
D.W.&St'r. 

Daily 

Monthly.... 
D.  HiidW... 
Monthly.... 
Weekly  .... 
Tri-Weckly. 

Weekly.... 

It 

Monthly 

Weekly  .... 

Semi -Week. 

Weekly.... 

Hi  Monthly. 

Tri  Monthly. 

Weekly.... 
II 

Daily  ...'.". 
Wfee'kly 


Monthly... 
Weekly... 
Monthly . . . 
Weekly  ... 


D.W.&St'r. 
Monthly.... 
Daily  ."..... 
D.  andW... 
Weekly  .... 


Vol. 


Shasta 

Downioville .... 


Weayerville . . . . 
Visalia 


D.  andW.. 
Weekly... 


D.  andW- 
Daily ..... 


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ruhllahen. 


F.  S.  Harlow  &  Bro. 
Cal.  Edncational  Soo. 
UogarduB  Si,  Bowman. 
Comniitteu. 
C.  A.  Gardner. 

E.  Derbec. 

Chas.  DeYoung  &  Co. 

F.  P.  Kamirvz.' 
P.  A.  Bell. 
Stephen  Hilton. 

San  Fran.  Bulletin  Co. 
H.  M.  Bideii  Sl  Co. 
Mrs.  Wush'tou  Wright. 
Moss  &  Co. 
C»(.y  Tract  Society. 
Brooks  Si.  Lawrence. 
Bishop  Sl  Co. 
Pliilo  Jacoby. 
William  Saulburg. 
W.  F.  UuHsell. 
Jett'rey  Nuuau. 
F.  Biesta. 

Theodore  Tliiele  &  Co. 
Henry  Gibbons. 

E.  D.  Waters  &  Co. 
Dewey  &  Co. 
Lyons  &  Hurry. 

B.  ForHter  Si,  Co. 
NorcroBS  &.  Davisson. 

F.  Marriott. 

Occid.  St.  Vang'd  Ass'n. 
T.  De  M.  Ilyllon. 
Trustees. 

P.  Anderson  &  Co. 
F.  Clarke. 
Smith  &  Co. 
(.;.  D.  Carter. 
Key.  O.  P.  Fitzgerald. 
Chase  &  Boruck. 
J.  H.  Carmany. 
J.  MacD.  Foard  &  Co. 
B.  F.  Pinkhuin  Sc  Co. 
Times  Publishing  Co. 
J.  L.  Hopkins. 
William  Biven. 
N.  E.  White  &  Co. 
J.  D.  Spencer. 
ScoHeld  Si.  Warren. 
W.  A.  Jannarv. 
Owen  &  Cottle. 
F.B.Murdocb.  [Duchow 
Kearney,  McQuillan  & 
Kooeer  Si  McPhersou. 
John  J.  Conmy. 
John  M.  Dormer, 
Dewey  &  Vaughn. 
Robert  Ni.xon. 
William  Irwin. 
O.  B.  Powers  Si,  Co. 
( jeo.  A.  Gillespie  Sl  Co. 
T.  L.  Thonipsou. 
John  B.  Fitch. 
Samuel  Cussiday. 
W.  M.  Rockwell. 
A.  Townsend  St,  Co. 
David  E.  Gordon. 
Henry  M.  BriggH. 
Visalia  Lyceum. 
R.  H.  Shearer. 
W.  G.  Diiismore. 
Brunton  Si,  CofBn. 
A.  N.  Francisco. 
Orover  &  St.  Louis. 
Appeal  Association. 
W.  L.  Cowan. 


112 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

When  the  yontli  of  onr  State  !i  tiiken  into  cangidoratUtn,  tlie  number  and  extent  of  the  Public  Schools 
of  California  in  a  source  of  pride  to  her  citizens.  lu  no  other  Stuto  Ium  a  more  lilioral  support  been  Kiven 
by  the  government  to  this  clnss  of  institutions,  iind  in  no  other  iwrtion  of  the  Americun  Union  has  more 
willing  or  heullhy  aid  been  extended  to  the  cause  of  education  among  the  great  mass  of  the  people.  The 
Public  Schotils  of  every  portion  of  the  Slate  are  in  the  most  flourishing  condition ;  and  in  Han  Francisco, 
some  of  the  edifices  erected  by  this  department  will  not  sufler  in  comparison  with  many  of  the  buildings 
of  the  flrst  class  colleges  of  the  Kastem  States. 

Statistics  or  IHtiti. — Total  number  of  children  in  the  State  between  Ave  and  fifteen,  84,179;  nnder 
fifteen,  5'V.M ;  total,  lU0,nO».  Number  of  children  attending  Public  Schools,  3t),<J0r>;  attending  private 
schools,  15,071  i  total,  53,.''>77.  Total  cxpeuditures  for  school  purposes,  |36!),^£).  The  school  property  of 
the  State  is  valued  at  $1,!;>0C,5U8. 

COLLEGES. 

The  Collegiate  nnd  other  institutions  of  learning  in  Ciilifornia  are  a  credit  to  the  intelligence  and  liber- 
ality of  the  8t4ite.  They  are  well  supported  and  in  a  flourishing  condition.  There  are  five  first  class 
institutions  of  tills  chiiructer  empowered  to  confer  the  customary  degrees.  Taken  in  the  onler  of  seniority, 
there  are  the  three  Colleges  under  the  direction  of  the  Catholic  denomination.  Suutii  Clara  College,  located 
about  three  miles  distant  from  Sun  Jos<^,  on  the  line  of  the  railroad  between  that  place  and  San  Francisco  ; 
St.  Ignatius  (^'ollege,  the  extensive  buildings  of  which  are  situated  on  Market  street,  S^n  Francisco ;  and 
St.  Mary's  College,  about  four  miles  from  the  city.  The  Toliind  Medical  College,  the  elegufnt  building  of 
which  is  located  at  the  foot  of  Stockton  street,  near  the  Hay,  is  the  only  institution  of  its  class  in  the 
Stale.  The  College  of  California,  in  Oakland,  directly  acrons  the  Hay  from  San  Francisco,  is  in  a  higlily 
flourishing  condition.  The  biiildings  provided  for  the  accommodation  of  students  in  each  of  these  are 
ample,  nnd  littcd  with  all  the  appliances  necessary  for  acquiring  a  thorough  education  in  every  de- 
partment of  science.  Tlie  Uenorul  Government  having  made  the  liberal  donation  of  l.W,0(M)  acres  of  the 
public  lands  lying  within  lier  borders  to  the  State  of  California  'or  this  pur|)08e,  at  the  last  session  of  the 
Legislature  an  Act  was  passed  creating  the  Agricultural,  Mining,  and  Mechanic  Arts  College.  A  Hoard  of 
Trustees,  elected  at  the  same  seHHion,  (luring  the  past  reason  visited  the  most  eligible  localities  in  the  State, 
to  select  the  most  favorable  site  for  this  institution,  but  have  not  yet  made  a  decision  in  the  premises. 

RAILROADS. 

Among  the  most  striking  indications  of  the  rapid  progress  of  the  State  of  California,  and  Ihe  healthy 
and  ])ro8|)ei'ou8  condition  of  her  aftiiirs,  is  the  system  of  railroads  she  bus  so  liberally  aided  and  encouraged. 
Every  assistance  has  been  extended  to  enteq)rises  of  this  character,  by  the  State  Government ;  and  this 
wise  policy  bus  had  a  marked  cfl'ect  upon  the  public  prosperity.  While  the  iron  links  of  the  great  national 
chaiu,  that  is  to  bind  more  tiriiily  together  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  portions  of  the  Union,  are  steadily 
progressing — the  lesser  but  highly  important  enterprises  of  this  character  here,  have  not  been  neglected. 
The  number  of  miles  completed  and  in  running  order,  three  hundred  and  thirty.  This  is  exclusive  of 
nearly  thirty  miles  of  street  rnilroadH  in  San  Francisco.  The  following  is  a  list  of  these  improvements, 
destined  to  confer  a  lasting  benelit  upon  our  State  and  this  portion  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  The  first  in  point 
of  magnitude  nnd  importance  is  the— 

Centraf,  Pacific  Railuoad. — This  great  work,  which  is  to  connect  with  that  of  a  similar  character, 
steadily  progressing  in  this  direction  from  the  Atlantic  side,  was  commenced  in  186.3,  Ninety-three  and  a 
half  miles  of  the  road  have  been  completed,  and  the  cars  are  running  regularly  to  Cisco — a  point  but  u 
few  miles  from  the  summit  of  tbe  sierra  Nevada  Range.  Extensive  preparations  are  making  to  prosecute 
the  work  witli  vigor  during  the  coming  season ;  and  in  the  course  of  another  year  this  great  barrier  will 
be  overcome.  In  a  few  years  more,  what  was  not  long  since  conceded  to  be  the  work  of  a  lifetime,  will 
be  entirely  completed. 

Saciiamento  Valley  Railroad. — Although  this  line  extends  but  a  distance  of  twenty-two  and  a  half 
miles,  from  Sacramento  to  Fobom,  it  is  deserving  of  prominence  on  account  of  being  the  first  work  of  tliu 
kind  commenced  in  California. 

San  Francisco  and  San  Jose  Railroad.— This  road,  connecting  San  Francisco  with  Santa  Clara 
Valley  and  the  extensive  agricultural  regions  south  of  that  flourishing  locality,  exercises  an  important 
influence  upon  the  public  prosi)erity.  This  road  was  incorporated  in  186(),  with  a  ca|)ital  stock  of 
$2,000,000.  In  three  years  from  that  time,  the  entire  length — fifty  miles — was  completed,  and  the  cars 
running,  with  a  steadily  increasing  business. 

Western  Pacific  Railroad.— This  work,  which  is  to  form  a  connecting  link  between  the  San 
Francisco  and  San  Josd  Railroad  and  the  Central  Pacific,  in  the  laying  down  a  track  from  San  Jos6  to 
Stockton,  and  from  thence  to  Sacramento,  was  incorporated  in  1863,  with  a  capital  of  $5,400,000.    It  is 


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fleet  engaged  in  tl 
act  v,ty  prevailed  i 
tliat  time  will  give 
'll<i00t<,iis,tl.r«e, 
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with  a  capacity  sntf 
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J  lie  Geysers,  situat, 

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CALIFORNIA, 


RAILROADS — BUSINESS  COLLEGE 


'118 


the  San 

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loo.    It  >» ! 


designed  m  the  Western  Division  of  the  Pnciflc  Kailroad.  Considerable  woric  has  been  done  on  the  line 
between  Sun  Jos*)  uud  Stocliton,  and  the  surveys  between  tlie  iatter  point  and  8ucruniento  have  been 
completed,  preparntory  to  the  resimmtion  of  operations. 

In  addition  to  the  al)ove,  the  following  are  in  successful  operation,  vis  :  Tho  I'JHcervillo  and  Sacra- 
mento Valley,  extends  from  Koliioni  to  Hhingle  Springs,  a  distance  nf  twenty -si.x  miles ;  tlie  Culifornia 
Central,  from  Foltoni  to  Lincoln,  twenty-one  miles;  tho  Yubn,  from  Lincoln  to  Mnrysville  (Hixteen  miles 
completed) :  the  Northern  CHlifoniian,  from  MaryHville  to  Oroville,  twenty-six  miles  s  tho  Copoeropolis, 
from  Stockton  to  Copperopolis,  thirty-tlvo  miles;  the  San  Vrancisco  and  Alameda,  from  the  Encinal  to 
Haywood, fourteen  miles;  the  Napa'Valley,  from  Suscol  to  Napa,  four  miles;  the  Oakland,  from  Oakland 
Pomt  to  Clinton,  four  miles;  the  I'ctnluinu,  from  UiidsiU's  Landing  to  Petalumu,  three  miles, 

The  Suvthrrn  Pacific  Railroad.— That  sooner  or  Inter  a  railroad  will  be  completed  over  the 
route  indicated  bv  nature  through  the  southern  portion  of  California,  through  some  of  the  favorable  passes 
devoid  of  snuwsln  that  region,  to  some  point  on  the  Atlantic  side,  is  a  foregone  conuliinion.  A  company 
was  oriiranized  in  tins  citv  more  than  a  yenr  since  for  the  purpose  of  constructing  a  railroad  from  San  .los<5 
to  a  point  on  the  Coloraao  River,  to  connect  with  the  Southern  Huilroad  from  Missouri,  through  New 
Mexico  and  Ariz-ona.  From  the  etforts  made  by  parties  on  the  other  side  of  the  continent,  aided  by  the 
Government,  to  co-ojiemte  with  this  movement,  its  commencement  will  not  be  long  delayed. 

Othrr  RAii.noAn  Rntf.rprisrs.— From  recent  indications,  the  long  talked  of  railroad  connecting 
Northern  Culifornia  with  Portland,  Oregon,  will  soon  prove  a  reality.  The  General  Government  having 
donated  six  thousand  four  hundred  acres  of  the  public  lands  for  each  mile  of  the  road,  and  the  Legislature 
of  Oregon  having  passed  an  net  giving  interest  on  the  company's  bonds,  amounting  to  |1,0()0,OUO,  at 
the  rate  of  seven  ymr  cent,  per  annum,  is  a  suttlcient  encouragement  to  enter  upon  the  work  at  once. 
There  is  also  a  strung  prospect  of  the  work  being  resumed  on  the  railroad  between  Vullejo  and  Marys- 
ville.    A  simiiai-  enterprise  lieing  also  in  contemplation  between  Uenicia  and  Sacramento. 

TKLEGBAPH8. 

The  State  Telegraph  ramiflesthroughont  every  portion  of  the  limits  of  California,  and  connects  with  the 
most  important  points  in  the  adjoining  States  and  Territories,  and  forms  a  portion  of  tho  overland  com- 
munication betv;eeu  the  Atlantic  and  PuciHc  sections.  The  liussuAmericau  Telegraph,  now  in  the 
progress  of  construction,  will  form  another  important  link  in  the  great  tulegrtiphic  chain  that  will  soon 
encircle  the  world.  An  association  was  organized  in  New  York  in  April,  18t)C,  under  the  title  of  the 
National  Telegraph  Company,  for  tho  purpose  of  constructing  an  additional  line  of  telegraph  across  the 
continent,  which,  considering  tho  high  tarin  of  charges  existing  at  prencnt,  would  prove  ot  grunt  public 
benefit.  A  bill  bus  been  passed  by  Congress  to  aid  in  the  construction  of  telegraph  lines,  and  to  secure  to 
the  Government  tho  use  of  the  same  for  |iostal,  military,  and  other  purposes.  It  grants  to  this  company 
the  ri^htto  construct  and  maintain  telegraph  lines  throuulioiit  the  States  and  Territories,  with  the  privilege 
of  using  timber  un*l  materials  required  found  on  the  public  domain.  A  published  notice  of  this  companv 
signifies  the  inleiitiun  of  immediately  entering  upon  the  work.  There  are  .'),.')OII  miles  of  telcgrapn 
in  operation  in  the  States  of  California,  Oregon,  Nevada,  the  territories  of  Washington  and  Idaho, 
and  the  colony  of  Uiitish  Columbia. 

SHIP  HUILDINO. 

I     The  facilities  afforded  at  the  Port  of  San  Francisco  for  conducting  this  important  branch  of  business 

!  being  ample,  there  is  a  large  amount  of  ship  building  done  at  various  points  around  the  Uav,  from  tllb 

i  Potrero  to  lilack  Point.     During  the  year  IStKi,  owing  to  the  demands  made  for  vessels  in  titling  out  the 

fleet  engaged  in  the  Cod  Fishery  in  the  Ochotsk  Sea  and  other  northern  waters,  an  unusual  degree  of 

activity  prevailed  in  this  department.    The  following  list  of  the  various  kinds  of  crall  built  here  during 

that  time  will  give  some  idea  of  tho  extent  and  charact«r  of  the  business :  Passenger  Steamers,  from  300 

to  ItiUO  tons,  three  ;  Stem-wbeel  Steamboats,  five;  Steam  Propellers  and  Tugs,  three ;  Schooners,  fifteen ; 

Sloops,  three  ;  Barges,  four. 

The  extensive  Oovernnient  Dry-Docks,  belonging  to  the  Navy  Yard  at  Mare  Island,  have  hitherto 
been  used  in  repairing  vessels  of  the  largest  size,  many  first-class  ships  of  foreign  nations  having  been 
allowed  their  use  for  this  pnrpose.  There  is  in  the  course  of  erection  at  Hunter's  Point  a  Dry  Dock, 
with  a  capacity  sutticient  to  accommodate  vessels  of  4,0(10  tons,  which  will  be  completed  in  the  course  of 
the  present  year ;  and  arrangements  are  being  made  for  constrncting  a  floating  dock  of  similar  extent  at  a 
point  on  the'  Bay  bounded  by  Beale,  First,  Bryant  and  Brannan  streets. 

MINERAL  SPRINGS. 
There  are  a  large  number  of  Mineral  Springs  of  varied  character  and  of  diversified  medical  efficacy 
10  be  found  intersiiei'sed  thronghout  ditferent  portions  of  the  State,  both  in  the  valleys  and  mountains.  The 
water  from  the  Nupa  Soda  Springs  is  of  so  superior  a  character  as  to  have  almost  entirely  monopolized 
tlie  market.  Smla  Springs  also  exist  at  New  Alinadcu,  on  Russian  River,  and  various  other  localities. 
The  different  varieties  of  the  sulphur  and  chalybeate  springs  also  abound ;  and  hot  springs,  some  of  which 
impregnated  with  siilohur  are  specifics  in  chronic  rheumatism  and  other  diseases  ot  a  kindred  character. 
The  Geysers,  situuted  at  the  head  of  Napa  Valley,  sixty  miles  from  Napa  City,  are  among  tlie  greatest 

I  natural  curiosities  of  the  St^ite,  and  aiv  quite  a  resort  for  invalids.    Calistoga  Springs,  lui^utcd  in  Napa 

II  Valley,  upon  which  a  large  sum  has  been  expended,  is  one  of  tho  most  fusliionable  summer  resorts  in  tne 
plate.  The  white  Sulphur  Springs,  in  Napa  Valley,  are  also  one  of  the  most  popular  watering  places  of 
llhis  region.  The  Warm  Springs,  situated  in  a  beautiful  locality  between  the  ^IiB8ion  and  Town  of  San 
iim6,  owing  to  their  medicinal  virtues  and  eligible  location,  are  much  frenuented  by  invalids  and  pleasure 
I  seekers.  The  Hot  Springs  of  San  Luis  Obispo  are  said  to  possess  remarkable  virtues,  but  owing  to  their 
I  distance  are  difficult  of  access. 

UNION  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 
A  new  and  important  institution  with  the  above  name  has  been  recently  established  at  408  California 
[street,  San  Francisco,  under  the  charge  of  Mr.  James  Vinsonhaler.    Extensive  and  comniodions  accom- 
Imodationa  have  been  provided,  and  every  effort  will  be  made  by  its  conductors  to  insure  its  success.    For 
Ithe  purposes  and  objects  of  the  College,  see  page  clxxzvii. 


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PAOiriO  COAST  BU8INB88  DIRBOTORT. 


STATE    OF    OREGON.*      " 

Capital,  Sulom. 
Statk  OrrioBRs Exicutivk  Dkpartmint. 


MAMK  or  INOtTMBENT. 


Oeorffe  L.  Wood* 

Samuel  K.  Muy 

Edwin  N.  Coo'lie 

Williuin  A.  MavPbenou . 
P.L.  Willi* 


Ofllca. 


Oovernor 

Secretary  of  State. 

Treuiiirer 

State  Printor 

State  LihrHrimi . . . 


Reildrnr*. 


Salem  . 


Term  Exp'i. 


Sept.  1870. 


Sept.  1868. 


Halary. 

|l,.')00 

l/iOO 

800 

Fee*. 

tAOO 


REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CONGRESS. 

Thirty-Ninth  CongrePi Ending  March  'M,  i867. 


Dlitriot*. 
Ut  District. 


Conntloi. 


LEGISLATURE  OF  OREQON.t 

SiMATK — Mkmbkhk,  92. 

Nsmei. 


.Marion . 


3d  District — Linn 
2A   District Laue 


4th  District. 

•  5th  District. 
6th  District. 
7th  District. 
8th  District. 
9th'Distiict. 

10th  District. 

llth  District. 

I2th  District. 
13th  District. 
14th  District. 
1.5lh  District. 
IHtb  District. 
17Ui  (District. 


Districts. 


...Coos,  Curry  and  Douglas. 


T«rm  Exnlrn. 


DlltrfclA 
4th  DLtrict. 

5th  District. 

^^  District., 
'th  Digtriot., 

8th  District.. 

9tli  District.. 

jJOth  DiHtrict... 

I'lth  District... 
'-•fh  District... 

I '3th  District.... 

'4th  District.... 

I '5th  District.... 
I6th  District...'] 
'7th  District...: 
l«tn  Diiiirict I 

19t»i  District...." I 
80th  District.... Q 


Sessions 


ll>l"frlcei.  I 


,<th.. 

1 5th... 

M  ... 

I3d... 

I '«t . . . 


Name 
JK.  D.  sliiu 

i-  o.  WiiH 

K.  K.  Strat 

«   P.  Hois 

II'-  P-  PrinJ 


Samuel  Drown Sept.  |X7)I. 

•John  C.  Cartwriglit Sept.  1870.  I 

H.  H.  Crawford Sept.  l«70  i 

William  Cyrus Sept.  1H70. 

8.  B.  CrnuHton Sept.  I8fi8.  1 

II.  C.  Huston Sept.  1870.  ! 

G.  S.  Ilinsdiilu Sept.  I8tl8. 

James  Watson Sept.  IStW. 

..Jackson .".J.  N.  T.  Miller Sept.  1870. 

..Josephine C.  M.Caldwell Sept  18t»).  ,. 

..Denton Jnmes  R.  Hayluy Sept.  1870. 

..Pollc W.  D.  Jeflcrs Sept.  1870. 

..Yamhill Joel  Palmer Sept.  1868. 

\  ^  wTil;inS^^'!'.  '^'"!'.'"??!'  ."".f  (  T»«>n"«  »•  Cornelius Sept.  1868. 

Multnomah j  J.  N.  Dolpl. Sept.  1870 

..Multnomah ^  David  Powell Sept.  1870. 

..Clackamas - W.  C.  Johnson Sept.  1870. 

..Wasco Z.  Donnell Sept.  1868. 

..Ruker S.  Ison Sept.  1870. 

..Umatilla « N.  Ford Sept.  187C. 

. .  Union James  M.  Pyle Sept.  IStiS. 

.  .Grant James  Stearns Sept.  1870. 1 

IIousB  or  Rbpresentatives— Mehbkrs,  47. 
Cuuntles.  Names.  TermExplren.! 

'C.  B.Roland Sept.  im.\ 

B.  A.  Witiel Sept.  1868. 

L.  S.  Davis Sept.  1868. 

John  J.  O.  Nicklin Sept.  1868. 

(W.  C.  Parris Sept.  1868| 
E.  B.  Moore Sept.  1868.| 
G.  R.  Helm Sept.  1868.1 
J.  Q.A.Worth Sept.  1868.1 
J.  K.  South Sept.  18681 

i.W.  C.  Baird Sept..  18681 

John  Whiteaker Sept  18681 

•  "   P.  Witliers Sept.  186(i| 

Cochran Sept  ISCT 

•  The  Stste  election  Is  held  on  the  first  MnnUsy  of  June,  and  every  four  years  thereafter.   The  term  ofthoHtateofflccB   'The.Tiirti,.!,.!  I 

Is  four  yean.    Kor  ilat  of  Federal  ofllcen  lu  the  SUie,  ace  page  3».    For  Post  Offices  In  the  Slate,  ice  page  26.  lorilve  Jii«tir-eV  /''k^*'*'  °l 

t  Meets  biennially,  on  the  second  Monday  of  September.  The  mcmben  of  the  Senate  arc  elected  for  four  yean,  UBdislrlctg  Tli..if »'""  'I 
RepreHcntativcs  for  two  years ;  compensation,  $3  00  per  day.  ^People  fo,  two  ye        "'' 


1st  District — Marion 


2d   District — Linn. 


<)d   District — Lane . 


C  John 
Jj.E. 
(R.  B. 


JUDICIiJ 

l«tDi8t.-.|„ekg„,  J 
1^  I)ist-Hf„t«n.  v\ 
M  «<st.~Linn,  Mar 


'B*KKR  COU.VTY  J 

B«NTONCoi;NTy""l 

irJ'^ii'*''*'^*  Cot/NTyl 
Clatsop  County      ' 

CO'-UMIl.A  COITNTV.". 

Coos  County 
CuRiir  County'" 
"oiof.As  County 
URANT  County 
M*CKsoN  County' 


'-'<s  County  , 


ORBOON.    LBOIBLATIVB  AND  JUDICIAL. 


116* 


DlttrlcU. 
4th  Diitrict. 

5th  Diitriot.. 

nth  Diitrirt.. 
7lh  DiKtrict.. 

8th  Diitrict.. 


9th  DiRtrict....Polk 


10th  I)iiitrict....Yuinhill 


CountlM,  MtmM.  Term  Kxplmit. 

(M.  M.  Melvin Hept.  IHOR. 

..DonglM ^HiitKer  Herman Svpt.  IHOH. 

(Jumea  Cole Sept.  186B. 

(K.  D.  Foiidniy R«pt.  IStlR. 

..jRvkion ?  nileK  W«)llei Hept.  1868. 

(John  K.  Horn Hcpt.  1868. 

. . Jofephine Imiic  Cox Sept.  18H8. 

..CooB and  Curry F.  (J.  Lockharf Sept.  1868 

l,-„,„_  J  K.  A.  Chenoweth Sept.  1868. 

••"*"'*"* ?  JameM  Oiniflei Sept.  1868. 

'J.  StonlTer Hept.  1868. 

J.  J.  Deinpiiey Hept.  1868. 

William  llair. Sept.  1868. 

.1.  Uiiiaon Sept.  1868. 

K.  K.  I»iiKhlin Hept.  1868. 

OeorifeCDay Sept.  1868. 

A.  lliimian Sept.  1868. 


llth  Didtrict Washington , 

lath  District Clatiop,  Columbia  and  Tillamook.  ...\Cvru(i  OIney..... Sept.  1868. 


W.  W.  Upton Sept.  1868. 

13th  Di.triet....Mu.tnomah ]  ii::'^.^^:::::::::::::::::":::^  Im 

—  ...  ..    ,f^ 

1868. 
1868. 
1868. 


14th  Diitrict.... ClackamBR. 


15th  Diitrict. 

16ih  Diitrict. 

17th  DiHlrivt. 

18th  Divlrict. 

19tb  Diitrict. 

30th  Diitrict. 


Yv  SO.  Iluniaiun 

•■•"^**^ ^F.T.  Dodge 

. .  .Ttaker A.  C  liorinir 

.Union Janiei  llenderihot 


J.  P.  Oarlick Sept 

•I.  I).  Ixicev Sept. 

J.  D.  (Juirett Sept, 

W.  A.  Starkweather Sept 


. ..Uaker  and  Union. 
...Umatilla . 


Sept. 

.Sept.  1868. 

.Sept.  1868. 

.Sept.  lt>68. 


.Grant . 


..W.  (^  lliiidman Hept.  1868. 

IT.  W.Avery Sept.  1868. 

•H.A.  Oher Sept.  1868. 

;.?.  M.  McCov Sept.  1868. 

18.  W.  Kuiieley , Sept.  1808 


JUDICIARY-SUPBEME   COUHT." 

Sciiioni  held  at  the  Seat  of  Government  on  the  flnt  Monday  in  September,  annually. 


PfitrlcU. 


4th 
5th 
3d 
3d 

let 


Name  of  Incumbent 


E.  I>.  Hlinttuck 
J.  O.  Wilson.. 
R.  K.  Stratton. 
K.  P.  linise. . . 
P.  P.  Prim.... 


Offlcc. 


Roaldenca. 


Chief  Jnitice 

AiwH-iato  JiiHticu . . . . 

Asiociate  JuHtire 

A88ociii(«  JuHlice. . . . 
Aiiociute  Juitice.... 


Portland — 

DallcB 

Kugene  City 

Salem 

•larkMmville 


Term  Rxplrci. 


September,  1868. 


1870. 
1S70. 
1872. 


Salary. 


I'i.OOO 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 


JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


lat  Diit. — <)nrkeon  and  Joicphine. 

2d  Dint.— Hcnton.  Coos,  ('urry,  Donchw  and  Lane. 

3d  Dist. — Linn,  Marion,  Polk',  and  Yumhill. 


4th  Diet. — Clnckamai,  Clatsop,  Columbia,  Multno- 
mah, Tillamook,  and  WashinKton. 

5tb  Dist.— Raker,  Grunt,  Umatilla,  Union,  and 
Wasco. 


TERMS   OF   THE   CIRCUIT   COURTS. 

Rakkr  County Fourth  Monday  in  May,  and  first  Monday  in  November. 

Benton  County Second  Monday  in  April,  and  November. 

iCiArKAMAs  County Third  Monday  in  March,  and  fourth  Monday  in  October. 

"Clatsop  County Fourth  Tues((ay  in  At^rii,  and  tint  Tuewlay  in  October.       i  ■      -       i 

CoLUMiiiA  County Tliird  Tuesday  in  April. 

Coos  County  Fourth  Monday  in  Afay.  i  ' 

CuRHY  County First  Monday  in  June. 

Dni'ot.As  County Second  Monday  in  May  and  October.  i 

Grant  County Second  Monday  in  June,  and  third  Monday  in  October.  ■       , 

Jackson  County Second  Monday  in  February,  June,  and  November.  ■' 

JosKPHiNE  County Second  Monday  in  April,  and  fourth  Monday  in  October. 

Lane  County Third  Monday  in  April,  and  fourth  Monday  m  October. 

*Th(>  .Tuillctal  power  or  the  Htate  is  vested  In  a  Supreme  Court  and  Ave  Circuit  Courts.  The  Supreme  Court  conaiatx 
■  of  Ave  Justices,  (chosen  In  districts,  by  tho  electors  thercofi  who  are  also  Judges  of  the  Circuit  Court  In  their  respcollve 
Idislrlcts.  Their  term  ofotllcc  Is  six  years.  There  Is  one  Trosecutlnii  Attorney  In  each  Judicial  District,  elected  by  the 
|p«oplo  for  two  years.    For  organlxutlon  and  terms  of  the  United  Stat.-M  Courts,  see  pages  30-3°i. 


116* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBSS  DIRBCTORT. 


Linn  County Fourth  Monday  in  March  and  October. 

Marion  County Second  Monday  In  March,  and  fourth  Monday  in  June  and  November. 

Multnomah  County Second  Monday  in  February,  June  and  Noveml)er. 

Poi.K  County Fourth  Moiidiiy  in  April,  ai'itl  'bird  Monday  in  November. 

Tii.LANuoK  County Alliiched  to  Cluckamug,  for  judicial  purpoBes. 

Umatii.i.a  County Second  Monday  in  May,  autf third  Monday  inNovember. 

Union  County Third  Monday 'in  May,  and  second  Monday  in  November. 

Wasco  County Third  Monday  in  April,  fourth  Monday  iu  ,June,  and  second  .Monday  in 

December. 

Washington  County Third  Monday  in  May  and  October. 

Yamhill  County Second  Monday  in  April  and  November.  ' 


TERMS  OF  THE  COUNTY  COURTS 

Are  held  in  the  several  countieH  as  follows:  In  the  Counties  of  Ituker,  Denton,  Clackamaa,  DoukIuk, 
(irant,  Jackson,  Lane,  Kiun,  Marion,  Multnomah,  I'olk,  Union,  ,WushinKton,  and  Yamhill,  on  the  tirst 
Monday  in  each  month. 

In  the  Cuunties  of  Clatsop,  Coluiiiliiii,  Coos,  Curry,  Josephine,  Tillamook  and  Umatilla,  on  the  tirst 
Monday  in  January,  April,  July  and  September. 


DISTRICT  ATTORNEYS. 


District. 


First  District. . . 
Second  District. 
Third  District.. 
Fourth  District. 
Fifth  District  . . 


Nuinc. 


J.  R.  Neil 

James  F.  Watson. 
P.  C.  Sullivan.... 
M.F.  Mulkey.... 
James  H.  Slater.. 


Rosldouco. 

Jacksonville... 

Roeeburg 

Dallas 

Portland 

Auburn 


Term  Expires. 


July,  ISfia 
July,  181)8 
Julv,  18t)8 
July,  18t)8 
July,  18t)8 


Salary. 


1500  and  feed. 
$600  and  fees. 
frm  and  fees. 
I^OOanc^fucB.  I 
|r>OI)  and  fees. ; 


SENATORIAL  DISTRICTS,  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME,  AND  REPRESENT 

ATION  OF  EACH. 


Ist  Dist. — Marion,  elects  two  Senatoi-s. 

-'d   Dist. — Linn,  elects  two  Senators. 

3d    Dist. — Ijane,  elects  two  Senators. 

4th  Dist. — Coos,  Curry,  and  Douglas,  elect    two 

Senators. 
5th  Dist. — Jackson,  elects  one  Senator. 
6th  Dist. — Josephine,  elects  one  Senator. 
7th  Dist. — Benton,  elects  one  Senator. 
8tb  Dist. — Polk,  elects  one  Senator. 
Dth  Dist. — Yamhill,  elects  one  Senator. 


10th  Dist. — Clatsop,  Columbia,  Tillamook  and  Wash- 
ington, elect  one  Senator. 
11th  Dist. — Mulliioinah,  elects  two  Senators, 
l.'tli  Dist— CliickuniHS,  elects  one  Senator. 
IJHIi  Dist. — Wasco,  elects  one  Senator. 
14lli  Dist. — liakor,  elects  one  Senator. 
I5tb  Dist. — Umatilla,  elects  one  Senator. 
ICth  Dist. —  Union,  elects  one  Seimtor. 
17th  Dist.— Grant,  elects  one  Senator. 


REPRESENTATIVE  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


naUer— One  member,  and  with  Union,  one. 

Uenton — Two. 

Cluokauias — Three. 

Clatsop,  Columbia,  and  Tiilamook— One. 

Coos  and  Curry — One. 

Douglas — Three, 

Grant— Two. 

Jackson— Three. 

Josephine — One. 

Lane — Three. 


Linn — Five. 
Marion — Five. 
Multnomah — Four. 
Polk— Three. 
Umatilla — Two. 
Union — One. 
Wasca— Two. 
Washington- Two. 
Yamhill— Two. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

[Corrected  at  the  office  of  the  Secretary  of  State 


l>«to  Appoint. 
|Ap"l    1, '(is..) 

(Oct.  24,'64..( 
Dec   7,  '64.. I 

|Sept.IfJ,'6i..i. 

May  20, '65.. D 
>eb.    5, 'fiC.o 

I  June  19, -66..^ 

Jan-  W, '66..A. 

I  Dec.    9,  '(55..  J  i 
(Vl23,'66..j;e 

^.Pri'  «,  •G5..W 

May30,  •6,5..H.> 
Dec.  II,  '65.   A   V 


I  Oct.  4, 
,0c».  10 
lOci.  21, 

JJan.  ;il, 
iMayie 

1 1  Oct.  13, 

liOit.  25, 
Juno  21, 

[July  14, 

J 'Sept  16, 
Sept  KJ, 
Sept.  16, 


MA] 

;fi4..Gus„, 

'?^-^0a 
<>4..N.  p 

;<,«--ThoH; 

*»5..S.D.f 
;<j5-.  Sethi 
b5..  James 
fie-Cheste 
bb-.Georgi 

MULTN 

W-Oeo.  \i 
'64..S.E. 


Date  Appoint 
Julv  26,  't)5 
April  2:1, 'fiO 
July  11, '66 

.Sept.  12,  '64 
Sept.  13,  '64 
Oct.  18,  '64 
April  1,  '65 

Sept.  16,  '64, 
Dec.  6, '64 
Aug.   1,'66. 


BAKER  COUNTY. 

Name.  Kesldcnce. 

.  Marcus  T.  Colt Auburn. 

..E.  W.  Reynolds.... Baker  City. 
..C.  M.  Foster Auburn. 

BENTON  COUNTY. 

..A.  D.  Barnard Corvallis. 

..George  Mercer Corvallis. 

..T.  B.  Odeneal Cor\'8llis. 

. .  J.  W.  Souther Corvallis. 

CLACKAMa.}  COUNTY. 

..J.  E.  Hurford Oregon  City. 

..Hector  Campbell. . .  Milwaukie. 
..Dan'l  P. Thom|NK>n. Oregon  City. 


Date  Appoint. 
Sept.  16,  '64. 


Sept.  10, '64. 
Aug.  at),  '1)5. 
Ay]  16,  '66. 
May   5,  '66. 

Oct.  10, '64. 
Oct.  10,  '64. 


Sept.  16  '64. 


,  September  Ist,  1866.] 

CLATSOP  COUNTY. 

Name.  Resilience. 

.W.  W.  Parker Astoria. 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY. 

.  Philip  I^affer St.  Helens. 

Benj.  M.  Watts  ....St.  Helens. 

F.  Dillard St.  Helens. 

Dean  Blanchnrd  .  ..St.  Helens. 

COOS  COUNTY. 
T.  P.  Muchester  .  ..Empire  City. 
S.  S.  Mann Empire  City. 

CURRY  COUNTY. 
R.  W.  Dunbar Port  Orford. 


I'Ict,  18,  '62 

|*<-  IS,  '62: 
J  Jan.  22,  '(«. 

I  J"*''  17,  ••a. 

|;Viv.l7,  '(Xi. 

lMar.28,  '64. 
Jliir.as, '64. 
JJiiue  ;i,  '(jj. 
■June  .•},  '(i4. 

■  ^'■■SC, '64. 
I  ••"•  4,  '(i5. 
TfP"l  I,  'fi5. 

m  i«.  '05. 

1!''''23, 'C5.. 
»f'   7,  •66.. 

CONJ 

fP"ll5,'63..Job„T. 

fH'  l.'64..Edw'dlJ 

KPIL 
f^'  '65..N.  R.  Wii 


ca| 

'L 

•W.A.1, 
•N.  ProcI 
•Vi"  B.  jl 

-t'liarlesf 
•('harlesl 
■A.  S.  Ool 

•D.T.  v<r 

SUi7l'|  l.l 

Alfred  If 
.  Edward  \ 

v-r.ni 

J;  D.  Stel 

-Samuel  fl 
-Otis  V.  4 
•I.-ewis  Ml 
•  llciirv  hi 
J.  II.'BlJ 


OREGON.    COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS. 


117* 


Date  Appoint. 
Ay'l    1,  •(». 

Oct.  24,  'M. 
Dec.   7, '64. 


Sept.lfi,'61. 
Miiy  20,  '65. 
Feb.  5,  'fiC. 
June  19,  '66. 


DOUGLAS  COUNTY. 

Name,  KeBldcncc. 

.S.  V.  Chadwick....Rosebarg. 

GRANT  COUNTY. 

.George  B.  (^ering.. Canyon  City. 
.L.  O.  Sterng Cunyon  City. 

JACKSON  COUNTY. 

.  I.  D.  Ilalnefl JackHonville. 

.D.  M.  C.  Ganit Juckgonville. 

.Charleii  W.  Kahler  JavlcBonville. 
.Wm.  Hoffman JackHonville. 


JOSEPHINE  COUNTY. 
Jan.  12,  '66. .A.  B.  Mcllvaine.  ..Waldo. 


Dec.  9,  '65, 
Ap'l23, '66. 

Dec.  7,  '64. 
April  C, '65. 
April  6,-65. 
May  30, '65. 
Dec.  II, '65. 
May  28,  '66. 


Oct.  4, '64. 
;0c».  10, '64. 
lOcu  21, '64.. 
Jan.  31,  'ti5. 
May  16, '()5.. 
lOct.  13,  '()5., 
Oit.  25,  '(i5., 
Jmio21,'66.. 
July  14,  '66., 


LANE  COUNTY. 
.J.  B.  Underwood  ..Engene  City. 
.Joel  Ware Eugene  City. 

LINN  COUNTY. 

.J.  H.  Stenson Albany. 

.John  Smith Peoria. 

.W.  M.  McCorkle  ..Peoria. 

.H.  N.  George Albany. 

.A.  F.  Wheeler Albany. 

.  A .  E.  Ellis Brownsville. 

MARION  COUNTY. 

Gnstave  A.  Conc...Bultcville. 

•T.  Gai<ton Salem. 

N.  P.  Caton Salem. 

Thou.  McF.  Piitton.  Salem. 

S.  1).  Siiowden Belpassi. 

Scth  K.  Hummel... Saleiii. 
James Ov..iirie,  Jr.. Jeti'orson. 
Chester  N.  Terry  ..Salem. 
George  P.  Holman.  Salem. 


MULTNOMAH  COUNTY. 

iSept  16,  '64 . .  J.  J.  Hottinan Portland. 

Sept.  l6,'64..Geo.  W.  Mnrniv.  ..Portland. 
Sept.  16,  '64. .S.  E.  Bwro Portland. 


Date  Appoint  Mamo.  Residence. 

Nov.  16,  '64.. E.  D.  Buckenstos  ..Portland. 
Nov. 22,  '64..Sam'l  A.  Clarke  ...Portland. 

Jan.  31,  '65..Cliafl.  M.  Carter Portland.        i 

Mar.  30,  '55. . Geo.  Venable  Smith  Portland. 

Mar.  30, 'eS.-Wm.  B.  Carter Portland. 

May  15,  '65. .Clinton  P.  Ferry.  ..Portland. 

Sept.  6,  '65 . .  H.  W.  Scott Portland. 

Oct.  23,  '65.. Ralph  Wilcox Portland. 

Nov.  10,  '65. .Ben).  F.  Goodwin.. Portland. 

Dec.    6,  '65.  .J.  l\  McCov Portland. 

Jan.  15,  '66. .M.  F.  Mulkey Portland. 

Feb.  21,  '65. .Edward  S.  Morgan.  Portland. 

Mar.   7,  '66..  W.  W.  Upton Portland. 

Mar.   7,  '66. .A.  M.  Loryea Portland. 

July  21,  '66..Cvru8N.  Dolph.... Portland. 
July  24,  '66.. Theodore  Wygant  .Portland. 

POLK  COUNTY. 

Oct.  23,  '65.. J.  L.  Collins Dallas. 

TILLAMOOK  COUNTY. 

(No  appointment.) 
UMATILLA  COUNTY. 
Oct.  13, 'f>5..JohnD.  Crawford. Umatilla. 
May   8,  '66. .M.  Ainsa Umatilla. 

UNION  COUNTY. 

Nov.  26,  '64..Jiime8  M.  Pyle I'niontown. 

May    5, '65.. Alex.  T.  Campbell.  Uniontown. 

WASCO  COUNTY. 

Sept  !o, '64..Jnnies  A.  Odell DallesCity. 

Sept.  16, '64. .Geo.  L.  Woods Dalles  City. 

July  26,  '65..  C.  R.Meigs DallesCity. 

June  9, '66..WeMworth  Lord  ..DallesCity. 

WAS.IINGTON  COUNTY. 

(No  appointments.) 

YAMHILL  COUNTY. 

Muv28,  '66. .E.  D.  Whitlow  ....LafayeUe. 
May  28,  '66. .  R.  P.  Earhart Grande  Ronde. 


lens, 
lens, 
lens, 
lions. 


1  City, 
e  City. 


iDatc  of  App 
lOct.  18,  '62 
lOct.  18,  '62 
IJan.  22,  '6:» 
lMur.27, '63 
IXov.  17,  '(hi 
|Xnv.l7,  '(i3 
IXov.  17,  (tii 
IXov.  17,  'Si 
lMar.28, '64 
ISIiir.28, '64. 
iJime  3,  '64 
iJuiie  3,  '64. 
llleo.  26,  '64 
llVb.  4,  '()5 
lAvril  1,  '65, 
Tliily  18,  '65, 

f)ct,  23,  '05. 

th.  7, '66. 


..W 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS, 

WITH  DATE  OK  APPOINTMENT,  NAME,  AND  RE.SIDENCE. 

[Correoied  at  the  Office  of  Secretary  of  State,  September  Ist,  1866.] 
CALIFORNIA. 

Name.  Residence, 

A.  Knapp San  Francisco. 


.N.  Proctor  Smith  ..i^an  Fmiicisco. 

.\V.  B.  Ijalham Snu  Fnmcisco. 

-Charles  Cook San  FntnciHcu. 

.Charles  I*.  Semple.  Marvsville. 

-A.  S.  Gould Sail  VranciBCO. 

.  D.  T.  Vcrdenal San  Francisco. 

.Suiii'l  I.  C.  Swo.ty.Sau  Francisco. 

.  Alfred  Bursto w Sun  Francisco. 

.Edward  Flanagan.. San  Francisco. 

.F.  J.  Thibault San  Francisco. 

.J.  D.  Slovciisou Sun  Francisco. 

.H.  S.  Homuns San  Francisco. 

.Samuel  Gobs.  .... .  .Sacramento. 

.Otis  V.  Sawyer.... San  Francisco. 

.Lewis  M.  Cutting.. Stockton. 

.  Henry  Iluight S  n  Francisco. 

.J.  H.  Blood ..n  Francisco. 


CONNECTICUT. 

|iprill5,'63..John  T.  Waite Norwich. 

ILLINOIS. 
^ug.  1,  '64..Edw'd  H.  Bruckett.Chicago. 

KENTUCKY. 
fov.as,  '65.. N.  R.  Wilson Uuisville. 


MARYLAND. 

DatoofApp't.  Name.  ItCBidenco. 

May  30,  '65.. Herman  L.  EmmensBaltimore. 
Mar.  7,  '66. .William  B.  Hill.... Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSE'ITS. 
Dec.    7,'63..Henrv  M.  Parker.. Boston. 
May  15,  '65. .Charles  W.  Adams.  Boston. 

Jan.  16,  '66. .James  B.Bell Boston. 

Mar.   7,  '66. .Samuel  Jennison-  ..Boston. 

NEVADA. 
Nov.  19,  '62.. W.  A.  M.  Van  Bok- 

kelen Virginia  City. 

April 22, '64.. Thomas  Fitch Virginia  City. 

Novr25,  '65.. A.  E.  Shannon Austin. 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Feb.  20,  '64. .James  M.  (^assidy..  Camden. 
April  12, '66. .II  Harard  Binges. .South  Orange. 


Mar.  24,  '63. 
Nov.  21, '63. 
Jan.  5,  '64. 
April  29, '64. 
April  2't, '64. 
April  29, '64. 
July  26,  '65. 


NEW  YORK, 

.Thomas  Sadler 

Wm.  H.  BaMwin.. 
.  Herris  Lowonberg. 

Allen  Scott 

.Samuel  Lake 

,E.   U.  Lawis 

.James  A.  Hamilton. 


New  York  City. 
New  York  City. 
New  Y^ork  City. 
Ellicottsville. 
Buffalo. 

Sitckett  Harhor. 
New  York  City. 


118* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Jan. 
Mar, 
Mnr 

Mar. 


Date  of  App't 
Ang.  19,'65., 
Aug.26,•65., 
Oct.  23, '65.. 
Dec.  11, '(55. 

6.  '66.. 

7, '66. 

7,-66.. 

7, '66.. 
June  9, '66.. 
.?nnel9, '66., 
June  19,  '66. 
June  19,  '66. 
June  19, '66. 


May   5,  '66. 


Oct.  31,  '62. 
Feb.  4, '0.5. 
July  26,  '65. 
t<ept.  13,  '65. 
Oct.  10,  '65. 
Jan.  16, '66. 


Aug.  4, 'f)5. 
Mar.  7,  '66. 


Nnmp.  Resilience. 

John  8.  Hyer New  York  City. 

.J.  J.  Foote Middlctown. 

.Gordon  L.Ford Bi'ooklvn. 

-Oeorge  P.  Johnson.  New  York  City. 

.  Martin  H.  Lntt New  York  City. 

.Horatio  C.  KiiiK-  ..New  York  City. 
.A.  Anderson,  Jr.. . .  New  York  City. 
.CbriBtian  Von  HesseNew  York  City. 
.O.  P.  C.  BillinKB.-.New  York  City. 
.John  H.  McKarland.Snlem. 

.Joseph  Patton Whitehall. 

.A.  D.  Wait Fort  Edward. 

.Moses  Wurren Troy. 

OHIO. 
.J.  B.  Powell Cincinnati. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

-Theodore  H.MorfjnnPhiladelphia. 
.Samuel  L.  Taylor. .Pliiladelphia. 

.Ji<hn  Mcl^aren Piltshuriit. 

.William  F.  Rol)b...Pittsl>nrK. 
.Chas.  H.  T.  Collins.  Philadelphia. 
-JohnC.  O'Neill.... Titusville. 

TENNESSEE. 

.Thomas  H.  Pearne.  Knoxville. 

VIRGINIA. 
.D.  H.  London Richmond. 


V'ISCONSIN. 
Date  of  App't.  Koine.  Ru^tldence. 

May    1, 'e.*).. Francis  Blood;^ood.Milwaukie. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

April  21, '66..Cha8.  A.  Stephens. -Washington. 
April  21 ,  '66. .Oilhert  A.  Pierce. . .Washington. 
June   9,  '66. .Frederick  Koones.  .Washington. 

IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

June25, '63. .Charles  Howard.  ..Idaho  City. 

Jan.  25,  '04. .John  Cummins Idaho  City. 

Mar.   7,  '64. . A.  C.  Swift Boise  City. 

Sept.  16, '64.. A.  G.  Cook Boise  City. 

Sept.  17,  '64. . Edward  C.  Sessions.Boise  City. 

Dec.   7,  '64.. H.  B. Shipley Boise  City. 

April  1,  '05.. I.  D.  Haines'. Ruby  City. 

Nov. 25,  '65..Jan)es  Lyman Silver  Cil v. 

Jan.  26,  '66. .C.  B.  Wiiite Idaho  City. 

April 23, '66.. William  Vincent.  ..Ruby  City. 

MONTANA  TERRITORY. 
Jan.  20,  'Oe..Josiah  B.  Johnson.  Bluokfoot  City. 
TERRITORY  OF  NEW  MEXICO. 

Oct.  ID,  '55. .John  Watts Sunta  V6. 

WASHINGTON  TERRITORY. 

April  15, '63. .II.  G.  Strove Vancouver. 

Feb.  20, '64. .L.J.  Rector Walhi  Walla. 

Dec.   9,  '65. .William  N.  Smith..  Walla  Walla. 
July   8,  '66. .J.  W.  Tripp Stevens  County. 


AREA  AXI)  RESOURCES. 

Oregon,  the  most  westerly  portion  of  the  domain  of  the  United  States  of  North  America,  is  iiituatcd 
between  42^  and  46-  20'  north  latitude,  and  between  llO-"  31'  and  124°  30'  west  longitude;  being  about 
395  miles  in  length,  and  295  'iiiles  in  width.  The  area  is  estinuitcd  at  101,400  sqtairc  miles,  containini; 
120,000,000  acres  of  land,  of  which  it  is  calculated  that  about  10,000,000  are  susceptible  of  cultivation.  The 
State  is  usually  divided  into  three  portions,  seventlly  sityled  the  Lower,  Middle,  and  llp|)er  Countries.  The 
first  is  that  portion  next  the  ocean;  the  second  lies  between  the  Cascade  Range  and  the  Blue  MountiiinR; 
the  third  being  situated  between  the  latter  and  the  Rocky  Mountains.  The  first  is  from  75  to  120  miles  in 
breadth,  and  includes  the  Willamette,  Umpqua,  and  Rogue  River  Valleys,  the  former  running  parallel  with, 
and  the  latter  two  at  right  angles  to  the  sea.  The  valleys  vary  from  40  to  150  miles  in  length,  and  are 
from  5  to  85  miles  wide.  The  middle  portion,  which  consists  mainly  of  an  elevated  plateau,  is  about  ItiO 
miles  broad,  while  the  upper  country  is  a  desolate  an<l  steiile  region,  occupying  the  western  slope  of  the 
Rocky  Mountains.  The  area  of  the  State  is  diversified  with  valleys  of  the  richest  agricultural  iiid  grazing 
lands  alternating  with  abrupt  mountain  ranges,  many  of  the  peaks  of  which  rise  to  the  height  of 
14,000  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea,  and  are  covered  with  perpetual  ■snow.  The  resources  of  this 
region  are  extensive,  rich,  and  varied— embracing  agricultural  and  mineral  wealth,  combined  with  viiiit 
forests  of  the  finest  timber,  fitted  for  every  p-irpose,  a'ld  inexhaustible  water  (Hiwer  for  maniifacturiiii; 
purposes.  Th&re  is  probably  no  portion  of  the  Union  that  combines  w  i  the  same  space,  to  a  siniih)r 
extent,  all  the  varied  elements  of  wealth,  and  a  steadily  increasing  pii  <*perity.  Placer  gold  diggiiif;) 
have  beon  extensively  worked  for  a  number  of  years  past,  both  in  Southern  Oregon  and  the  N,  tlierii 
portions  of  the  State ;  and  extensive  and  permanent  lodes  of  gold  and  silver  bearing  quartz  exist  in  the 
same  regions,  which  need  only  the  requisite  capital  for  advantageous  worki^ig,  to  produce  rich  returim. 
The  extensive  coal  mines  discovered  at  Coose  Bay  and  other  iMiints  have  been  profitably  worked  for  several 
years  past ;  and  large  deposits  of  copper,  lead  and  iron — the  latter  of  the  purest  quality — and  inexhaustihli' 
iu  quantity,  are  distributed  throughout  the  State.  Salt  Springs,  of  large  cajiacity  and  strength,  are  also 
abundant.  The  liberal  donations  of  land  to  actual  fettlers  made  by  the  General  Government,  gave  the 
flrat  impetus  to  immigrntion  to  the  Territory  of  Oregon.  The  vast  and  fertile  valleys  of  this  region| 
ofTering  the  most  favorable  field  for  agriculture  and  the  raising  of  stock,  the  operations  of  the  early  set 
tiera  were  mainly  confined  to  those  bpranches ;  and  the  nnparnlleled  rush  attendant  upon  the  discovery  oi 
gold  in  California,  at  once  opened  a  ready  and  rernunerative  market  for  these  products.  The  climate  ami 
soil  of  the  agricultural  portions  of  the  State  are  highly  favorable  to  the  growth  of  every  variety  of  yiroA 
uce  common  to  the  Western  and  Northern  States — all  the  grains,  fruits,  and  vegetables  flourishing  licit 


in  the  highest 
of  the  latter 
temp,  hops,  a 
nature  of  the 
uess.  The  sail 
in  quantity,  cc 
portion  of  the 


Showing  the  N 


COl'NTY. 


Baker 

Benton  ...'. 

Clackamas  . 

Clatsop 

Columbia  .'. 

I  Coos 

I  Curry . . . ."." 

Douglas.'"! 

Grant 

Jackson.... 
Josephine . . 

I^ane 

I  Linn .'. 

I  Marion ".' 

I  Multnomah.. 
Polk 

I  Tillamook  . . . 

j  Umatilla 

Union 

I  Wasco v.. 

I  Washington.! 
I  Yamhill 


Totals 


ORAIN.—Tlicni; 

i  and  oats,  produced 
I  CIS.     1  [e  fi-op  „f 

'  and  will  probably 

j     Tobacco An 

I  I  ™;?f<l  in  "everul  en 
;  1«M  exceeded  70  0 

'leaf  *"'*''  ^■"'"'"") 

"''■'' State,  and  are 
I  where.  The  clinia 
I'lieir  cultivation,  HI 
jlwh,  at  Salem,  cxtei 
of  oil,  will  serv..  t 
manifested  to  add 
products  of  the  Slat 
Fruits.—"  I'uke 
tlie  best  fruitgiowi 


The  mineral  resoi 

I. Yielded  large  amouiii 

have  produced  a  eon 

I '"  various  portions  ( 


OREOOX.    HINBRAL  RESOURCES 


119« 


in  the  liighert  perfection.  Wheat,  oats,  barley,  potatoes,  and  apples  are  the  staple  products  (the  export 
of  the  latter  amounting  to  100,000  boxes  each  year) ;  and  experiments  in  the  cnltnre  of  tobacco,  flax, 
hemp,  hops,  and  other  products  have  proved  highly  satisfactory.  The  -wide  range  of  pastnrage,  and  the 
nature  of  the  climate  being  highly  favorable  to  sheep-raising,  wool-growing  has  become  a  leading  bnsi- 
uess.  The  salmon  and  other  tiHheries  are  extensive.  Anu  the  superior  quality  of  the  timber,  inexhaustible 
in  quantity,  combined  with  other  facilities,  otter  inducements  for  ship-building  superior  to  those  of  any 
portion  of  the  Atlantic  ur  Paciiic  Coast.  '■- 

TABLE  OP  THE  CROP  OF  1864, 

Showing  the  Number  of  Acres  under  Cultivation  in  1865,  and  the  Pi-oduct  of  1864  of  Wheat,  Barley,  Oats, 
Corn,  Rye,  Tobacco,  Hay,  Potatoes,  Apples  and  Wool. 


COUNTY. 


Huker 

Benton 

Clackamas  . . 

Clatsop 

Columula  ... 

Coos 

Curry 

Douglas 

Oraiit 

JackHon 

Josephine  ■ . . 

Lane 

Linn 

I  Maricm 

Multuuniah.. 

Polk 

Tillamook  . . 
I  Umatilla 

Union 

Whbco 

Washington. 

Yamhill 


No. 

AcrcH. 


Kll!l1lCl!l    !    ItURll. 

Wlieut.    iliarlpy 


i,i:.5 

11.474 

6,t)()a 

737 
74.'> 
.')!•.'■> 
:ili6 
21  ,'10 1 

:j<>4 

13,!)0I 

2,873 

30,683 

43,405 

45,610 

4,051 

86, 1 ','7 

521 

5,770 

7,<Ui» 

3,831 

14,224 

2ti,343 


2.">0!  2,130 
!t8,6!>5'  7,03(t 
38,651    1,652 


1,021 

1,464 

5.50 

70,400 

348  i 

37,891 1 

6,598 

140,245 

199,168 

220,186 

2,827 

119,6.')7 

XM 

16,739 

10,912 

1,.'>82 

86,541 

lf)5,159 


64 
94 


9,693 

567 
7,076 

766 
7,208 
5,575 
6,936 

928 
2,916 

180 

11,404 

10,5i9 

8,011 

\;m\ 

3,424 


liusliela 
OuU. 


liush. 
Corn. 


7,540 

111,193 

76,473 

2.)i05 

1,347 

1,561 

1,241 

90,854 

3,010 

71.8:11 

18,767 

39,846 

298,395 

32i,:«« 

9,390 

139,822 

1,:J05 

51,736 

78,207 

17,202 

i;«,890 

146,414 


Uye. 


20 
1,168 
2,017 

"558 

1,410 

40 

14,029 

's'iTk') 

l,.'i50| 

5,421 

9,042 

2,562 
2,579 
1,135 1 

i',2t'i.^ 

774 
971 1 
765 1 
974 


40 
107 

292 

"'8 


74 

'i32 

126 

18 

71 

585 
16 


89 
.')77 
168 
299 
135 


Totals 334,160  1,219,034187,691  1,631,962  54,38012,737  70,045  38,030  2t»,104  318,7181779,546 


U>8. 

Tobac- 
co. 


2,866 
11,026 

5',6;« 

1,514 

123 

3,347 

4",o66 

2.')0 

8,.592 

9,.'i54 

10,395 

270 

3,462 

145 

1,284 

26 


5,02;» 

2,.527 


Tons 
Hay. 

1,151 

1,411 

3,1(!7 

313 

908 

177 

66 

1,849 

1,143 

1,551 

543 

2,818 

1,888 

4,667 

3,178 

3,271 

183 

114 

1,833 

1 ,421 

3,015 

3,363 


liuahela 
I'ota- 

tOCB. 


6,313 

7,847 

33.386 

7,095 

4,125 

4,980 

2,134 

4,780 

3,420 

6,a'i0 

3,995 

15.091 

23,444 

37,70!) 

26,850 

7,126 

5,6(i5 

10,.526 

11.191 

10,407 

14,539 

13,131 


Budhpls 
iVpplcs. 


14,741 
49,521 
4,345 
1,135 
2,390 
50 
6,131 

"2,943 

170 

19,212 

.')3,9()l 

99,392! 

13,384 

19,145 

785 

261 

'"ist; 

8,02i» 
22,987 


Lbs. 
Wool. 


9 

46,440 

23,907 

3,275 

3,473 

126 

120 

109,826 

5,600 

12,809 

30 

106,477 

132,148 

102,223 

4,999 

94,128 

493 

7,604 

68 

6,187 

21,564 

98,040 


'     Grain. — The  anKi'fgate  amount  of  wheat,  Imrlev,  \ 
j  and  OtttH,  iirodiictHi  in  1864.  is  nearly  3,000,000  buHli- 
,  eU.    The  crop  of  18t)5  ix  liirgclv  in  excess  of  tliis, 
i  and  will  probably  reach  4,000,0()'0  buahiin. 

I  Tobacco. —  An  excellent  quality  of  tobacco  is 
j  raised  in  several  counties  of  the  Slat*.    The  crop  of 

1864  exceeded  70,000  poundn,  a  large  piirt  of  winch, 
I  it  is  said,  was  fully  equal  to  the  best  Junies  River 

leaf. 

I     Fi.Ax  AND  IIkmp. — Thcpc  nIantR  grow  nipidly  in 

I  this  Slate,  and  are  more  promictive  here  than  el^o- 

1  where.    The  climate  is  exceedingly   favornble  for 

j  their  cultivation,  and  the  recent  movement  to  estali- 

liHh,at  Salem,  extensive  works  for  the  manufacture 

of  oil,  will  serve  to  increase  the  intercBt  already 

manifested  to  add  these  important  articles  to  the 

products  of  the  Slate. 

Fruits. — "  Taken  as  a  whole,  this  Stnte  is  one  of 
the  best  fruitgrowing  States  in  the  Union.    In  no 


part  of  the  world  do  fruit  trees  grow  bo  rapidly,  bear 
so  early,  so  regularly,  and  so  abundantly,  and  pro- 
duce fruit  of  Hucli  large  Bi/.e.  Nor  is  there  any  other 
country  where  so  great  a  variety  of  fruit  can  oe  pro- 
duced in  high  excellence.  Fruit  trees  in  Oregon 
are  generally  as  large  at  two  years  old  as  they  are 
in  New  York  or  Ohio  at  four  years."  This  is  owing 
to  the  climitte.  The  product  of  1864  amounted  to 
318,718  bushels,  a  great  part  of  which  was  shipped 
to  San  Francisco  and  Victoria. 

Hops. — The  cultivation  of  hops  ongagcB  the  atten- 
tion of  a  numerous  class.  The  soil  and  climate  aie 
admirably  adapted  for  their  growth. 


Live  Stock. — The  returns  of  1864,  for  the  State, 

f[ive  the  following:  Cattle,  125,536;  horses,  49,519; 
logs,  104,170;  mules,  2,182;  sheep,  313,199.  The 
clip  of  wool,  for  1864,  was  779,546  pounds.  The 
vield  of  butter,  1861, 1,044,210  pounds;  of  cheese, 
111, 950  pounds. 


MINERAL 


The  mineral  resources  of  the  State  are  varied  and  extensive.  The  gold  placersof  Eastern  Oregon  have 
yielded  largo  amounts.  The  mines  of  Jackson  County  in  southern  Oregon  have  been  worked  since  1850,  and 
liave  produced  a  considerable  amount,  estimated  at  1 1, 000,000 annually.  ExtenBive  deposits  of  silver  exist 
in  various  portions  of  the  State,  and  those  of  the  Owyhee  region  are  believed  to  be  exceedingly  rich. 


M 


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13'i 


I'lSMS 


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120* 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIREOTORT. 


There  are  numerous  quartz  veins  of  silver  in  southern  Oregon,  and  the  yield  of  gold  for  the  year  1864, 
for  the  Stute,  is  reported  by  the  Secretary  of  State  to  have  amounted  to  106,936  ounces,  value,  91,900,000. 
This  sum  is  exclusive  of  large  amounts  taken  by  parties  leaving  the  State.  Rich  lodes  of  copper  exist  ii^ 
the  counties  of  Josephine,  Coos,  Baker,  and  Douglas,  an<l  immense  beds  and  veins  of  iron  are  found  in 
Washington,  Multnomah,  Jackson,  Josephine,  and  Curry  counties.  The  mine  in  Washington  County  is 
located  in  the  vicmity  of  the  Willamette  River,  and  is  regarded  as  one  of  great  value.  Lead  is  found  in 
Jackson,  Josephine,  and  Curry,  but  no  attempt  has  as  yet  been  made  to  reduce  the  ore.  Coal  exists  in 
various  portions  of  the  State.  The  vein  at  Coose  Bay  is  very  productive,  and  is  capable  of  yielding  a  large 
amount  annually. 

TABLE  OF  QUARTZ  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Date  of  Erection,  Number  of  Stamps,  Cost  of  Machinery,  and  the 
'  Director's  or  Owner's  Name  of  Each. 


Location. 


BAKSR  COUNTT. 

Baker  City 


ORANT  COUHTY. 

Prairie  Di;;gingH 

Vincent  Creek 


JACK80M  COCMTT. 

Applegato 

Dardanelles 

Jackson  Creek 


Rogue  Hivcr 

Sterling 

Thompson  Creek.. 


JOSBPHIKE  COCNTY. 

Enterprise 


UNION  COUNTY. 

Eagle  Creek 

Hoquim 

Koostcr 


Name  of  Mill. 


Ruckles. 


Aldred  k  Co.'s.. 
Crowchers 


Steamboat 

Occidental 

Hopkins 

Johnsong 

.lewotts.  , 

Ives 

Thompson  Creek. 


Enterprise. 


Eagle 

Carter  ft  Davis. 
La  Grande 


■8-  I 


I860 
1866 
1860 
1862 
1861 
1866 
1865 


1865 


1866 
1866 


20 


10 


Cost. 


water 


water 

steam 
fi 

water 
steam 
horse 
water 


water 


water 


•8,000 

i,aoo 

8,000 

4,000 

10,000 

600 

1,600 


18,000 


n 


Uold. 


Gold 


Gold. 


Gold. 


8,000 1  Gold. 

8,000|     " 


Present  Occupants. 


J.  S.  Ruckles. 


Aldrcd  &  Co. 
Crowoher  ft  Co. 


Fowler  ft  Co. 
Hogan  &  Co. 
Hopkins  &  Co. 
Johnson  k  Co. 
Byba  k  Co. 
Porter  Ives. 
Morris  k  Co. 


■  Cohen. 


Meacham  Bros,  k  Co. 
Carter  k  Davis. 
La  Grande  Co. 


TABLE  OF  CANALS  AND  WATER  DITCHES 

For  Mining  Purposes  in  the  State,  with  the  Locution,  Source  of  Water,  Length,  Cost,  etc.,  of  Each. 


Name  of  Ditch. 


nAKKK   COUNTTf. 

Auburn  Cunul  Co 


JACKSON   COUNTr. 

Buzzell 

Foot's  Creek 

Gallagher 

Orifliii  Creek 

Hoffman 

.lohnson 

Keeler 

Mountain 

Pleasant  Creek 

Wagner 

Willow  Spring 


Source  of  Water. 


Poor  Man's  Creek. 

Foofs  Creek 

Applegate  Creek.. 

Oriffln  Creek 

Applegate  Creek. . 


Pleasant  Creek . 
Ashland  Creek. 
Jackson  Creek. 


jnSKPHINR  COUKTT. 

Hunt's 

Sailor  Diggings 

Willinras  Creek 


Illinois  River  . . . 
II         (t 

Williams  Creel. 


^2       Cost. 


40 


4 

5 
4 

4 
4 
5 

10 
6 
7 

lU 
7 


9 

8 

12 


9 

175,000 


2,500 
5,000 
2,000 
4,000 
5,000 
12.000 
5,000 
5,000 
3,000 
3,500 


7,000 
25.000 
16,000 


Name  of  Owner. 


Oregon  Steimi  Nav.  Co. 


H.  R.  Brown  &  Co. 
flieen  Moore. 
Lin  Clunaman. 
Clans  Klinehammer. 
L.  J.  C.  Duncan. 
Lin  Cluniiniau. 
James  Wilson. 
O'Brien  Sc  McKoy. 
Hale  6i  Co. 
Rockafcller  &  Co. 
John  Sears  dc  Co. 


Logan  8l  Thompson. 
DnrkesB  &  Co. 
J.  T.  Layton. 


Name  I 


I  Lnin  Citv   Cu 
Basin  Co... 

,  „  UNION  < 

Homimi 

I  La  Grande  D.'i 

WASCO   ( 

I  Hood  River  an 
Water  Ditch  < 

VAMHILI. 

I  Liifayette  Wate 
M.  Co 


Tlie  attention  o 
settlement  of  the 
which  the  greater 
towards  the  divei 
other  portion  of  tl] 
mainly  make  up  tli 
able  to  give  the  fol 


The  number  of  ( 
j  aggregate  run  of  Hi 
a  capacity  of  from  r 


With  the  Location! 


Locution. 

I  BAKKR  ColJNTyl 

I  Baker  City 

Pocahontas ...  .\ 

I  BKNTON   count! 

I  torvallis ... 
King's  Valley.".'! 
''ystervilie  .*. . . 
Starrs  Point 

Cr.ACKAMAS  counJ 

Branch 

Milk  Creek.'.'.."" 


I  MHwankie. . . 
Ofefeon  City. 


,     cotOMr-iA  count! 
[Scappoose  3reek... 


OREQON.        MANUFACTURES. 


121* 


TABLE  OF  CANALS  AND  WATER  DITCHES— Concluded. 


Kame  of  Ditch. 


MNN   COUNTY. 

Linn  Citv  Cuual,  Lock  and 
Busiu  Co 


UNION    COUNTY. 

Homiim 

La  Qrande  D.  and  W.  Co. 


WASCO   COUNTY. 

Hood  River  and  Mill  Creeli 
Water  Ditch  Co 


YAMHILT.    COUNTY. 

Lafayette  Water  D.,  M.  and 
M.  Co 


Source  of  Water. 


Ea^le  Creek. 


It  s 

OS* 


^3       Cost. 

~3   ! 


10 


$40,000 
10,000 


5,000 


10.000 


Kamo  of  Owners. 


[8on. 
Dement,  Lovejoy  &  Tbomp- 


Pcters  Sc  Co. 
Arnold,  IlalKcy  St,  Co. 


Ferguson,  Clmpman  &  Gates. 
Allen,  EckleB  Sc  Canipl)ell. 


MANUFACTURES. 

Tlie  attention  of  tbe  early  inhabitants  of  this  portion  of  the  Pacitic,  having  been  for  yeure  after  the  first 
settlement  of  the  Stute  almost  entirely  devoted  to'  aKrioultnnil  pnrsuitH  and  the  raising  of  stock,  for 
which  the  greater  portion  of  its  area  is  admirably  adapted,  but  little  was  done  for  a  sorios  of  years 
towards  the  diverxion  of  its  innncnBC  watur  ])<>\ver  and  other  resources  to  manufacturing  purposes.  No 
other  portion  of  the  world  possesses  8Ui>erior  advantages  for  the  uuinufacture  of  the  great  staples  which 
mainly  make  up  the  commerce  of  the  world.  This  department  is  yet  in  its  infancy  here,  and  we  are  only 
able  to  give  the  following  brief  synopsis  of  its  operations. 


!  GRIST  MILLS-FLOUR. 

The  number  of  Grist  Mills  in  the  State  is  sixty-three,  of  which  tifty -five  are  propelled  by  water,  with  an 
aggregate  run  of  stone  of  one  hundred.  Several  of  these  mills  are  of  the  most  extensive  character,  with 
a  capacity  of  from  two  to  three  hundred  barrels  per  day. 


TABLE  OF  GRIST  MILLS, 

{With  the  Location,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,  the  Capacity  per  Day,  Power  Used,  Cost  or  Valuation,  and 

Occupant's  Nunie  of  each. 


Ixicntlon. 


BAKER  COUNTY. 

Daker  City 

Pocahontas 


BENTON  COUNTY. 

Corvallis 

King's  Valley 

Oysterville  .'. 

Starr's  Point 


Cr.ACKAMAS  COUNTY. 

Branch 

Milk  Creek 


MAwankie. . . 
Oregon  City. 


COLUMBIA   COUNTY. 

Scappoose  ?reek 


Nnmo  uf  Mill. 


1  No.riiii 
.Stoiii". 


Ruckles  ..., 
Pocahontas . 


Altrees :. 

Chambers |  • 

Dodge,  Bensil  &  Co.   . 
Reedei's , . 


Fosters  .. 
Cuttings.. 
Hardings . 
Howarxls . 
Standard  . 
Imperial. . 


Poppletons '      3 


Capacity  ! 
per  rtay.     Tower 


111)18. 


135 
150 


100 


water. 


Cost. 


(30,000 
40,000 


Tresoiit  Occupants. 


J.  S.  Ruckles. 
Chambers  &  Bowen. 


Edward  S  Altree. 
iidland  Chambers. 
Podge,  Benvil  &  Co. 
Thomas  Ueeder. 


i'.  Foster. 
Cutting  St,  Son. 
A.  M.  Harding. 
C.  T.  Howard. 
Brndbury  Sl  Kellogg. 
Lorocque,  Savior  £  Co. 


2,000  W.  G.  Poppleton. 


122*                 PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 

TABLE  OP  GRIST  MILLS— Contikubd. 

Locntinn. 

Name  of  Mill. 

N'o.run 
Stone. 

Ca|ia«;lt.v 
pcrdsy. 

Power. 

Cost. 

FrPicntOccupanU.   • 

DOUOLAS   COUNTV. 

Calapooyii  Creek 

Canvonville 

Oakland ....... 

2 
2 

1 
2 
2 
1 

2 

2 
2 
1 

1 
2 

1 

2 

1 
2 
2 

3 

30 
40 
20 
30 
50 

20 

150 
100 
100 
150 

100 

water. 

tt 
tl 
tt 
tt 
tt 

11 

It 

" 
ft 

It 

t( 

tt 

tt 
It 

tt 
tt 

steam. 

$5,000 

9,000 
8,000 
0,00(1 
5,000 
12,000 

5,000 

fi,000 
0,000 
0,000 
8,00(1 

25,000 

YoiinK  &  Erbanks. 
Murks,  SIdeman  St.  Co. 
Clark  &  Sherrill. 
John  Jtmes. 
John  Mnll. 
Mike  Everline. 

A.  R.  McCallum  &  Co. 

VVa),nier  &  Klum, 
A.  F.  Farnham. 
J.  P.  Parker. 
Me  Daniel  Sl  Sons. 
E.  D.  Foudray. 

(I.  T.  Vining. 

•lohn  T.  ({ilfrey. 
Vaughn  &  Savior. 
J.  L.  Hroadoy'. 
J.  B.  Undei-wood  St,  Co. 

Henoh  Si.  Monteitb. 
Williain  Crawford. 
MeKiinicy  &  Turner. 

John  ftiesy. 
lloefer  &."Zorn. 
James  MeKay. 
(ieo.  \V.  Turner. 

RobtirtB 

V 

Deer  Creek 

UoHtiburff .  .....■-.■• 

Myrtle  Creek 

KverlineB.. 

South  Umnnua 

GRANT   COUNTY. 

John  Day  City 

JACK8UN   COUNTV. 

Aahland ....    ..    ........ 

Anliland 

Enjfle 

WiisliinKton "... 

l^nion 

t(         it 

Butte  Creek 

Phoenix 

JOSEPHINE   COUNTY. 

Kerbyville 

LANE    COUNTY. 

Cloverdale 

Coast  Fork 

Eugene  City 

Springfield 

LINN   COUNTY. 

Albany 

Scio 

MARION    COUNTY. 

Aurora  Mills 

Chainpoex 

Valley 

Kerbyville 

Cloverdale 

Mountuin 

Eiineiie  City 

Nonpnreil  .......... 

Albany  

Scio 

Aui'ora 

*\IcKavH 

Condit 

Turnei'B 

(%)nu(i|*o 

Salem 

5 
2 

300 
150 

steam. 

tt 

50,000 
Ifi.OOO 

W.  W.  Mann  &  Co. 

0.  W.  Vaughn. 

Oeorge  &  Beach. 
J.  Wayinire. 
Dempsey  St,  Thorp. 

Henry  Bowman. 
VV.  L'.  Loveland. 

S.  O.  Freixb. 
J.  U.  WilkiLSon. 
Olds  it  Co. 
liiiiebart  Bros. 
Hannah  &,  Wright. 
Reynolds  &.  Co. 

Dalles  Mannf'g  Co. 
Walker  Bros. 

1.  Hondrickgen. 
•J.  B.  Javksun. 

MULTNOMAH    COU.STY. 

Portland 

Vauj^hiifl 

Por.K   COUNTY. 

Buenu  \  iyta 

0(*t>rL''e  &  lif^iicti'H 

Dallas , 

WavtnireB 

Uickreal 

U.MATILLA   COUNTY. 

Birch  Creek 

Tiidinn  Air*'nf'v 

nowmiiiiR  ....     .--- 

UNION   COUNTY. 

Forest  Cove 

(^,ve 

2 
1 
3 

1 

CO 

40 

100 

30 

water. 

steam. 

water, 
tt 

10,000 
12,000 
15,000 

r.ouo 

La  (Irande 

OroDell 

Suuimerville 

(1 

OroDell 

Stuiirnei-ville 

Union  lowii 

WASCO    COUNTY, 

Dalles  City 

Fifteen  Mile  Creek 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 

Union 

2 

75 

water. 

tt 
tt 

10,000 

""2,'(i6o 

Dalli's  Manui'^  Co.- 

VValkere 

»                11 

■  i                It 

William  Parsons. 

.lohn  Loosley. 
Palmer  &.  Brown. 
R.  C.  Kinney. 
Thomas  Standley. 
Jiieob  Wiiiier. 
Coovert.  St  McTier. 
John  Williamson. 

YAMHILL   COUNTY. 

Baker  Creek 

Relief 

1 

1 

1 
1 
I 
1 

25 
100 
100 
30 
30 
30 
35 

water, 
.t 

ft 
ft 
ft 
tt 

3.000 
20,000 
10,000 
2,000 
2,000 
3,000 
2,000 

Da  vton 

Mcilinnville 

North  Yamhill 

North  "Yamhill 

tl                     It 

Webfoot 

It           1. 

Palmer  Creek 

West  Chehaliin 

GleiniB 

The  nun 

I  hundred  an 

feet  each  p 


Loc 
BENTON 

torvallig  .. 
tt 

Va<|uinnI{oi 


CLACKAMA 

Branch 

ft 

ft 

'  Canemah  ..." 

Clackamas.. 

ft 

Milk  Creek!! 


Oreifon  Ciiv! 

I  Sucker  Cieik 

Tualatin 

COLUMItIA 

Beaver  VulJe^ 

Rainier. .. 

,   "      ••■..'.".1 
Sca|i|iooBe  Cie 


COO.s    (•„, 

!.n>pire  City.. 


noUOLAS 

I  Calipoovn  Cr 
Cunyonvillo 


I  Deer  Creek.. 

"         fi 

[Elk  Creek. 

I  Oardiner  . . . 
LookingGlasV 
M.vrtle  C'ek. 
South  Umrnni,! 

I  len  Mile  Creel 


GRANT   C01 

iliao  Creek... 
"         ft 

Susan  ville  ..' 


JACKSON    CO 

Applegate  Cree 

Ashland  Creek. 

*'  ft 

Uiitte  Creek.. 
Bear  Creek.. 
•1         .t 

Jacksonville"".!' 
I  I'leaaant  Creek  f 


yi"  i>'--i,- 


[cTier. 

11800. 


OREGON, 


LUMBER  —  SAW    MILLS, 


128» 


LUMBER— SAW    MILLS. 

The  number  of  Saw  Mills  in  the  State  is  estimated  at  one  hundred  »-\d  twenty-Rvc,  of  which  one 
iiundred  and  ten  are  propelled  hv  water.  The  capacity  of  theBo  mills  is  estimated  at  i.n  average  of  3,500 
feet  each  per  day  when  in  operation. 

TAULK  OF  SAW  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name, .etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


BKSTON  COUNTY. 

Corvallis , . 


Yu(|tilnaIioad. 


Namo  of  Mill. 


j   No.   Icapnclty- 
.Siiws.   t'l.pcrilay, 


Corvallis 

McCiiiicH 

MiiBons 

iieeder  &  Co.'s  . 


ri.ACKAMAS    COUNTY. 

lirunch ('owfields  . 

MaKiictlH . . 
Ziimwolls 

Canemah Caiieniiih , 

Clackamas Oluckanias 

"  Madooim 

Milk  Creek Howards 

"    MavK 

"         " JTiiillinKors  .. 

Oreifon  City ()reKon  City. 

Sucker  Cicek ()8wenro 

Tualatin Tualatin 


COI.UMIIIA   COUNTY. 

Heaver  Valley 


Oilbreaths 
.  Illaiiiiltons  . 
liainivr Rainier 


Scnppoose  Creek I'oppletoiis  . 

Kicliliind  .. 


CdllS   COUNTY. 

Empire  City 


Simpsons 

IjUscs 

Winch'ter  8c  Wasson 


DOUGLAS   COUNTY. 

Calipooya  Creek 

Caiiyonvillo 


Pollocks 

Canyon 

Catcliin^rs 

Lawrences 

Yocnms 

Deer  Creek |  Itnideiis 

"  "     IPcleis 

Elk  Creek |  Mnlvanys 

Gardiner (lardiner  Mill  Co. 


Looking  Glass  Creek 

Myrtle  Cicek 

South  Ummpiii 

Ten  Mile  Creek 


GRANT   COUNTY. 

Pino  Creek 


Snsanville  . 


JACKSON    COUNTY. 

Applegate  Creek 

Ashland  Creek 


Utitt«  Creek. 
Bear  Creek.. 


Jacksonville 

Pleasant  Creek 


Doyles 

l)y  "res 

Everlines. 
Gunieys. . 
Ten  Mile  . 
Weeklys  . 


lioys 

Deans 

Porter  Sl  Co.'s. 


Wells 

Hur^adine. . 

Hemans 

Southerland . 
Lindleys  . . . 

.Veils 

Kurroughs . . 
Hop  wood... 


1,200 


2.000 

10.000 

8,000 


3,000 


12,000 
8,000 
4,000 


4,000 

2,(M)0 

10,000 


1,000 
6,000 


2,000 


Power. 


water. 


steam, 
water 


steam. 


Cost 


Trcscnt  Occupants. 


Henry  P.  Harris. 
Robert  Y.  McCune. 
Gcor|i{e  Mason. 
Ueeder  St,  Co. 


$1,000 


2,000 

10,000 

6,000 


4,000 


water. 


steam. 


3,000 


2,000 

1,(M)0 

10,000 


2,.')00 
2,000 
1,000 
2,000 
2,000 
1,000 
6,000 
2,000 


water 


Cowtield  k  Sou. 

Mii^nett  Sl  Co. 

J.  Zumwolt. 

Canemah  AL  Co. 

W.  W.  &  H.  8.  Back. 

Mallijon  &  Bro. 

C.  T.  Howard. 

L.  May. 

J.  G.  Trullinger. 
6,000  Miller  &  Pease. 
12,0001,1.  G.  Trulliiiirer. 
10,000  Pease  &.  Moore. 


3,0(10.1.  C.  Gilbreath. 
2,OO0i,T(>el  Hamilton. 
8,000  Dean  Blanchard. 

S.  A.  Howe. 

2,000  W.  (J.  Popplfiton. 
4,000;R.M.&K.H.  Watte. 


A.M.  Simpson. 
W.  H.  Luse. 
Wiuchester  &  WasBou, 


steam. 


water. 


steam, 
water. 


1,^00;  Harris  St.  Williams. 

Cliarlcs  Kinimel. 

Ijulin  Catching. 

i  B.  V.  Lawrence. 

Clurk  St.  SliirriU. 

S.  B.  Braden. 

iPbil.  Peters. 

3,000  N.  E.  Mnlvanv. 

IGiirdiner  M.  Co. 

James  Doyle. 

iJiimes  Dyre. 

I  Mike  Everline. 

Robert  Gnrney. 

iMcCullucli. 

I  William  Weekly. 


5,000:j.  Roy&Co. 
3,000  T.  P.  Dean. 
10,000  J.  R.  Porter  &  Co. 


2,0001  Justice  Wells. 


2,000 
800 
2,000 
2,000 
800 
5,000 
2,000 


R.  B.  Hargadine. 

A.  V.  Gillette. 

Willinm  Soutlierland. 

M.  Lindley. 

Giles  Wells. 

D.  H.  Burroughs. 

Thomas  Hopwood. 


■'•f 


I' 


124* 


PAOiriO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS.-Continukd. 


Location. 


Mamo  of  Mill. 


TTfHT 

HawH 


JORCPHINE  COUNT*. 

IllinoiB  Uiver Illinois  River. 

JuupOtt'  Joe Jump  Olt' Jou. 


I.ANK   COUNTY. 

Bear  Creek 


Saylora . 


Cloverdule Cloverdiile.. 

Coast  Fork HHzletons. . . 

"        "     I  Mountain  .. . 

East  Fork 0(<le 

Eugene  City I 

"         "    Eugene  City 

Hillg  Creek 

Long  Tom 


LoBt  Valley 

Middle  Fork 

Siuslaw 

SprinKtield 

West  Fork 

Willamette  River  . 

((  (( 

WilliamB  Branch.. 


LINK   COUNTY 

Albany 


HilU  . 

Boyd8 

Clieshires 

Ij<mt  Valley.. 
Middle  Fork. 

Siualaw 

Nonpareil 

Whilneyg 

GayB  .  .* 

Manolieldg    . . 
Willinmi)  .... 


RiipertM 


Scio Smith  &  Curl 


MARION   COUNTY. 

Aurora 

Salem 


MULTNOMAH  COUNTY. 

East  Portland 

Portland 


POLK   COUNTY. 

Buena  Viata ■ 

Dallas 


UNION    COUNTY. 

Forest  Cove  . .   

Lu  Grande 

Oro  Dell 

Summerville 


WASCO   COUNTY. 


Dalles  City. 


Fifteen  Mile  Creek. 

i(        t(         li 

Hood  River. 


Estes  St.  Stimson'e. . 
Ilarbaugh  Si.  Stit^cl. 


Tiipaclty— I 
Kt.iicrilay.  Power. 


4,0()0 


George  St,  Beach's. 

Cruwfordfl 

Ualloi'ks 


DemosB  . 
Mvers... 

Ofds 

Linktou  . 


"     Neals 


Moshiers 

Smiths 

Burfords 

Stone  Sl  Parker"  i 
Corums 


YAHHII.I.   COUNTY. 

Baker  Creek 

Branch 

Deer  Creek 

Dodson'  B  Creek 

Nortl)  Yamhill,  Branch. 


Panther  Creek. 


West  Chehulim. 


Johns  

Gaines 

Toneys . . . . 
Thomas  ... 

Alveys  

Fairchilds  . 
Hibbards  . . 
Adams  . . . . 
Ensleys  ... 

Moors 

Brntschers . 


2,000 
1,5U0 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,(K)0 

a.ooo 

2,(KM) 
3,000 
2,000 
2,000 

;},oo(i 

2,000 
2,000 
10.000 
2,(KMI 
•l,0(K) 
5,000 
1,500 


water. 


steam, 
water. 


Coiit. 


Preient  Occupantj. 


$'^,000  liOgan  dc  Thompson. 
William  Gibson. 


3,000 
3,000 
4,000 
4,INm 
4,000 
4,(MI0 
1,000 
5,000 
4,000 
4,000 
4,001) 
3,000 
4,000 
3,000 
10,000 
4,000 
4.000 
8,000 
2,000 


S.  H.  Suylor. 


Ilnzlfton. 

William  Kolfey. 
-^—  I'ctree. 
M.  O.  Mt(;arty. 
F.  B.  Dunn  St,  Co. 
Hills  St.  Moore. 

Boyd. 

Cheshire. 

Ij.  Trobridgu. 


•T.  B.  Underwood  Sl  Co. 


5,000 


J.  W.  Gay  &  Co. 

MauHrmld  St  Bro. 
Thomas  Williams. 


Jutnes  Howard. 
Smith  St  Curl. 


5,000 


Mirhnel  Rappn. 
Forsyth,  Patty  St  Co. 
Roork  &  Witiou. 


J.  H.  Smith. 

Carter,  Haydcn  St  Co. 


Genrgo  St  Beach. 
K.  J.  ('lawford  St  Co, 
E.  T.  Ilallock. 


7,000 
5,000. 


2,000  water. 
2.000       "     i 


DemogH. 
Mvers. 
7,000 1  Olds  &.'(;o. 


3,000 
3,000 
3,000  i 
3,000! 


5,000 
2,000 
2,000 
3,000 
3,000 
3,000 
3,000 
6,000 
3,000 
3,000 
4,000 


5,000 


2,500 
2,.'>00 
4,000 
4.000 
3.000 
3,000 


O.  II.  Weslev. 


•T.  II.  Moshicr. 
Theodore  Smith. 
G.  W.  Burfoid. 
Stone  St  Parl<er, 

Coram. 

P.  Neul. 


8,000' . 

l/iOOi Gaines. 

l,.'>00iToiiev&:  Co. 

2,01MI Klomis. 

2,000  Wimer  St  Co. 
2,000  FaiiihildH  St  Co. 

2.000  J.  J  McCov. 
S.OOOJAdamsAi  Jones. 

2.0001  John  Enslev. 
2,000  j  Oliver  M<K)r. 
2,000  8.  Bnitschcr. 


Woolen  Mills. — There  are  four  woolen  mills  in  the  Stale  of  Oregon.  That  belonging  to  the  Wil- 
lamette Manufacturing  Company,  located  at  Salem,  incorporat«d  by  the  Legislature  in  185C,  and  which 
has  been  in  active  operation  since  that  time,  is  the  oldest  establishment  of  the  kind  on  the  Pacillc  Coast. 


The  capital 

thousand  tw 

plain  and  ft 

Oregon  woo 

thirty-three  1 

machinery  is 

The  Orego 

1865.     The  , 

of  brick  and 

half  stories  hi^ 

and  tliirty-eig 

hundred  and  I 

thoinannfactoi 

I  remaining  two 

!  Company  at  I) 

I  operations  of  t 

I  1,000,000  poun, 

,      Papkr.— TIm 
Oregon  Citv, 
other  niannJiuf( 
ufactmc  has  ihi 

j  printing  paper  v 

Fou.vnniK.s- 
einploycd,  the  d 
opmeiit  of  the  e 
inuy  he  enunien 
Iron  Works,  anc 
I  Cherry  at  Alban 

Tannkriks.— 
the  arlicle  cornnii 
ol  leather  is  cnrr 
quality  are  ahinn 
bark,  there  are  b 
only  lo  a  limited 
and  Oregon  will 

Manufacture 

Pioneer  Oil  Com 

I  1  his  company  pn 

j  erecting  three  mi 

almidy  progrt'KKe 

the  businetiM,  wei 

ex|)erinieiit  of  <ii| 

to  be  Well  aduplec 

.        TURPE.NTINK    Al 

extent  in  Oregon. 
I  sive  «el,|  for  the  li 
I  for  some  time  piiKt 

for  which  they  tin 
I  to  be  of  a  siip'erioi 


Congress  has  gn 
pnrposes.and  the  1 
up  toSept.  1,  18(j(i 


,     The  Oregon  Ce 

j  of  Oregon,  for  the 

I  inal  capital,  |2,()00, 

i  iifuctory ,  J,  R.  Mo 

Supreme  Court ;  J. 

ifomiB  St  Oregon 

and  contractor ;  J.  ^ 

Ihis  Company  has: 

acres  of  line  "agricu 

per  cent,  interest  on 

very  valuable  one,  i 

commenced— not  lat 


^^'^fr'rmrmmfrr 


OREQON.        MANUFAOTURBS — RAILROADS. 


126* 


The  capital  Btock  of  the  concern  is  $3(M),000,  and  the  cnpncity  of  the  works  jh  aufflcient  to  tnni  out  one 
thouiand  two  hundred  yards  per  day.  The  styles  of  goods  manufactured  consist  of  blankets,  cloths, 
plain  and  fancy  cnssimeres,  tweeds,  flannels  and  yam,  all  of  a  superior  quality,  and  exclupively  of 
Oregon  wool.  There  are  in  use  Ave  sets  of  cards,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  sixty  spindles,  and 
thirty-three  looms,  with  all  the  accompanying  machinery.  One  hundred  hands  are  employed,  and  the 
machinery  is  propelled  by  a  double  turbine  water  wheel  of  over  one  hundred  horse  power. 

The  Oregon  City  Sfunufacturing  Company,  incorporated  in  1864,  has  been  in  operation  since  August, 
1865.  The  company  has  a  cash  ciipital  of  $100,000,  paid  up  in  gold  coin.  The  main  building,  which  is 
of  brick  and  stone,  is  one  hundred  and  ninely-flve  feet  long  by  flt>y  four  feet  iu  width,  and  is  throe  and  h 
half  stories  high.  The  works  coiipist  of  six  sets  of  curds,  one  thousand  nine  hundred  and  twenty  spindles, 
and  thirty  eight  looms,  with  all  the  other  requisite  machinery,  which  is  propelled  by  water,  equal  to  one 
hundred  and  fifty  horse  power.  One  hundred  and  sixty  operatives  are  employed,  and  the  capacity  of 
the  manufactory  is  two  thoustmd  yards  per  day,  of  cloths,  cassimeres,  blankets,  tweeds,  flannels,  etc.  The 
renmining  two  CHtitblishments— the  Kagle  Woolou  Mills  at  Hrownsville,  and  the  Ellendale  Manufacturing 
Company  ut  DuIIhs,  are  iu  succ(>s8ful  operation,  the  former  turning  out  500  yards  of  cloth  per  day,  and  the 
operations  of  the  latter  being  conflned  to  the  manufacture  of  flannel.  These  establishments  work  up 
1,000,000  pounds  of  wool  eucli  year. 

Paper. — The  only  manufactory  in  this  department  is  that  of  the  Oregon  City  Paper  Mills,  located  at 
Oregon  City,  wliicli  hits  liecn  l>ut  a  short  time  in  operiition.  The  facilities  for  this,  as  is  thu  case  with 
other  niannfactories  in  Oregon,  are  abundant.  Owing  to  the  want  of  the  requisite  machinery,  the  man- 
ufacture has  thus  fur  been  conflned  to  straw  paper.  It  is  culciil'  'cd  that  during  tlie  present  year  sutflcient 
printing  paper  will  be  niunulactured  to  supply  llie  wants  of  thi-     'W8pa|>ers  of  the  State. 

Fou.sniiiE.s. — There  are  a  number  of  foundries  an<l  machine  shops  in  Oregon,  which  are  kept  steadily 
employed,  the  deinund  for  this  character  of  work  couKtantlv  increahing  with  the  rapid  growth  und  devel- 
opment of  the  e.xteiiHivu  resources  of  the  State.  Among  the  principal  establisliments  ni  this  department 
may  be  eniinierutLMl  tlio  foinidry  and  machine  shop  of  Drake  Ac  Moore,  at  Salem,  Oregon;  the  Oregon 
Iron  Works,  and  the  Willamette  Iron  Works,  at  Portland  ;  and  the  foundry  and  machine  shop  of  A.  F. 
Cherry  at  Albany. 

Tannkhiks.— When  the  abundant  facilities  for  the  businef>s  in  this  State,  and  the  high  prices  which 
the  article  coiiinitinds  abroad  are  taken  into  consideration,  it  is  a  nmttcr  of  surprise  that  the  manufacture 
of  leather  is  carried  on  in  Oregon  to  so  limited  an  extent.  Wliilo  the  supplies  of  hides  of  the  very  best 
quality  are  abundant,  and  the  article  cheap,  with  inexhaustible  quantities  of  goodoak,flr  and  hemlopk 
bark,  there  arc  but  tiftcen  tanneries  in  the  whole  State,  the  operations  of  most  of  which  are  curried  on 
only  to  a  linntcd  extent.  Tiie  example  set  by  California  will  doubtless  soon  be  followed  by  this  State, 
and  Oregon  will  send  a  superior  article  of  lea'ther  to  the  Atlantic  markets. 

Manufactuuk  ok  Li.NSKEi)  Oil.. — Some  months  since  articles  of  incorporation  were  filed  by  the 
Pioneer  Oil  Company  of  Oregon,  with  the  Secretary  of  State,  the  capital  stock  being  fixed  at  $800,000. 
This  company  propose  to  enter  largely  into  the  numufucture  of  linseed  oil,  for  which  puipose  they  intend 
erecting  three  iiiiils,  located  at  Salem,  Oregon  City,  and  Portland,  the  work  upon  the  first  of  wfiich  has 
alivady  progressed  to  a  considerable  extent.  An'  agent  of  the  company  of  considerable  experience  iu 
the  busiuetis,  went  to  tlie  Atlantic  States  some  months  since  to  purchase  the  requisite  machinery.  The 
ex|)eriment  of  cultivating  flax,  wliich  has  been  thoroughly  tested,  proves  the  soil  und  climate  of  Oregon 
to  he  well  adapted  to  its  production,  the  yield  being  from  twenty  to  thirty  bushels  of  seed  per  acre, 

TuuPENTiNK  AND  Kosi.N. — The  manufacture  of 'turpentine  and  rosin  is  carried  on  to  a  considerable 
extent  in  Oregon,  tlie  imuienBe  furctits  of  fat  pine  and  balsam  producing  trees  uflbrding  tlio  most  exten- 
sive field  for  the  buniness.  Messrs.  I.  A.  Wood  &  Co.,  of  Portland,  the  pioneers  in  this  department,  have 
for  some  time  past  been  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of  turpentine,  varnish,  rosin,  pitch  and  axle  grease, 
for  whicli  tlicy  find  a  ready  market.  Tlie  articles  shipped  by  them  to  the  Eastern  States,  are  pronounced 
to  be  of  a  superior  quality. 

PITIILIC  SCHOOLS. 

Congress  has  granted  to  the  State  one-eighteenth  of  the  'surveyed  la^ds  in  the  State  for  educational 
purposes,  and  the  fund  arising  from  the  sale  thereof  is  placed  in  the  State  Treasury.  The  amount  received 
np  to  Sept.  1,  18G6,  is:  School  Fund,  $lU,:^r4  ;  Uuivci-sity  Fund,  $'J,'>>0(}. 

i 
RAILROAD. 

The  OiiEtiON  Centkai.. — This  Company  was  incorporated  October  6th,  1866,  under  the  Ooneral  Laws 
of  Oregon,  for  the  purpose  of  constructing  the  Oregon  end  of  the  California  iV  Oregon  Kuilroad.  Nom- 
inal capital,  $'J,l)00,0()0.  Incorporators :  ,T.  8.  Smith,  agent  and  manager  of  the  Willamette  Woolen  Man- 
ufactory ;  J.  K.  Moores,  merchant  and  capitalist ;  Jesst^Applegate,  farmer ;  E.  D.  Shuttuck,  Judge  of  the 
Supreuie  Court :  J.  H.  Mitchell,  attorney  ;  Hon.  H.  W.  Corbett,  wholesale  grocer  and  proprietor  of  the  Cal- 
ifornia k,  Oregon  Stage  Line,  and  recently  elected  United  States  Senator;  Joel  Palmer,  fanner,  miller, 
and  contractor ;  J.  Gaston,  attorney  ;  Mr.  Gaston  has  been  appointed  the  General  Agent  of  the  Company. 
This  Company  has  received  the  Congressional  land  grant,  consisting  of  about  three  und  a  half  million 
acres  of  fine  agricultural,  grassing,  and  timber  lands.  The  State  has  also  assumed  the  payment  of  sev^n 
I  per  cent,  interest  on  $1,0<IO,000  of  the  Company's^  bonds,  running  for  twenty  years.  Tlie  franchise  is  a 
very  valuable  one,  and  as  soon  as  the  county  and  individual  subscriptions  are  received,  the  work  will  be 
commenced— not  later  than  May,  1867. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE 

Of  the  Countlei  of  the  State,  with  the  Popnlation  and  Vote  of  each. 


COUNTIKH. 


Baker 

Benton 

Clackamua. . 

ClatBop 

Columuia  . . . 

Cuog 

Curry 

Douglas 

Grant 

Jackfon  

Josephine... 

Lane 

Linn 

Marion 

Multuomali . 

Polk 

Tillamook  . . 

Umatilla 

Union 

Waeoo 

WuBhinuton  . 
Yamhill 


County  Rcati. 


Anbum 

Corvalli*  ■ . .  ■ 
Oregon  City. 

AHtoi'ia 

St.  Hfleng  . . . 
Kmpire  City. 
Ellensburg. . . 
KuBeburK  ■■•. 
('anyon  City. 
•FHckBonville . 
Kei'byville  .. 
Eugene  City. 

Albany 

Salem 

I'ortland 

Dalian 

Lincoln 

Umatilla 

Tja  Orando... 

Dalles 

HillHlioro 

Lafayette. . . . 


Totals 52,164 


I'cipiiliitlon, 
INW. 


;j.074 

:i,4<ir) 

4!)8 

rm 

384 

39:j 

4,514 


3,7:if) 

4.780 
«.77a 
7,(188 
4.150 
a.G'J.'i 


l.tiSit 
2,801 
3,245 


I'oniilntlon, 
INDft. 


Kt7 

3,802 

(i89 

428 

551 

:i06 

3,7(m 

2,l!t3 

2,!t55 

792 

5,527 

7,70'.t 

8,371 

f,,:j8(i 

4,093 
211 
1,805 
2,a34 
1,898 
3,106 
4,018 


65,090 


Vote,  IM4. 

405 
700 
952 
181 
128 

100 
1,015 


1,036 

348 

1,186 

l,7.'>fi 

1,!MI1 

l,!Kt5 

864 

48 

911 

728 

678 
834 


18.3.50 


Vote.  IH«6.  I  Value  of  all 
rroperty,  IHW 


1,021 

1,240 

172 

193 

219 

92 

l,l«i*i 

571 

1,239 

322 

1,279 

2,250 

2,193 

2,220 

1,120 

88 

7!»2 

699 

762 

824 

1,128 


20,170 


t:J22..'.01 

1,193.972 

l,t!05,594 

321,473 

l.V.t,970 

180,900 

■  m,rm 

l,:i3l.208 

441,763 

1,298,465 

220.409 

1,686,953 

3,485,816 

2,944,628 

4,517,291 

l,03:i,179 

43,911 

869,132 

462,3!).'i 

1,771,424 

888.82.1 

9!IO,4.'i0 


t24,872,7(>2 


LIST  OP  NEWSPAPERS 

Published  in  Oregon,  with  the  lioculity  and  Time  of  Publication,  Name,  PubllBherB*  Names,  etc. 


COUNTY. 


Maine. 


Benton lOn/.ette 

Clackamas 'Enterprise . 

Jackson 'Rc|)oi-ter. . . 

"         ;Sentinel  ... 

Lane 

Linn 

Marion 

Multnomah . 


Umatilla. 
Wasco  , 


Yamhill Courier. 


State  Journal 

States  Rights  Democrat.. 

American  Unionist 

Henild 

Oregonian 

Paciiic  Chriatlan  Advocate 

Press 

Mountaineer 


Locality  ori'ukll- 
cutlon. 


Corvallis  . ... 
Oregon  City. 
Jacksonville  . 

Eugene  City . 

Albany , 

Salem 

I'ortiiind 


Umatilla. . 
Dalles. . . . 
Lafayette 


Wlien  Issued. 

Vol. 

Weekly.... 

4 
1 

D'ly&wly 

"          " 

3 

12 

3 

2 

1 

2 

17 

Weekly.... 

13 

1 
7 
2 

D'ly&W'ly 

Weekly.... 

Pulilisliers. 


William  H.  (Jurter. 
D.  C.  Ireland. 
F.  R.  Stewart. 
B.  F.  Doweil. 
Harriiion  R.  Kincaid. 
Abbott  Sl  Kruwn. 
W.  A.  M.PhcrBon  it  Co. 
Oregon  Herald  Prt'gCo. 
Henry  L.  Pittock. 
Devore,  Sti-atton  Sc  Co. 


Cownie  St  Ilullorun. 
J.  H.  Upton. 


LIBRARIES-PUBLIC  AND  SOCIETY. 


COUNTY. 


Marion 

ti 

Mnltnomah. 

II 

II 

(I 

Yamhill 


Location. 


Siilem  .. . 
II 

Portland. 


Forest  Grove. 


Name. 


I  Date  of 

j  Orgiini- 

zation. 


State 

W.' Unmet  University IRW 

( 'ill  liolic  Association 181)5 

Library  .Xssociation I     1865 


Mechanics'  Institiite 

Odd  Fellows 

Paciiic  University.... 


18(15 


No. 

V(d8. 


3,500 


L.-iOO 
2,.'>II0    I 
1,000 


STATE  FINANCES— DEBT  OP  THE  STATE. 

Bonds,  Bounty,  1864  (7  per  cent.) $135,000 

Bonds,  Bounty,  Relief,  1866  (7  percent.) 83,471 


Total  debt $218,474 

RECEIPTS   AND   EXPENDITURES. 


Receiptt. 

BeceiptB  from  all  Ronrces  from  Sept.  17, 

1864,  to  Sept  1,1866 $332,443 


Expenditures. 

Expenditures  for  all  purposes  from  Sept. 

17,  1864,  to  Sept,1.1866 $292,3041 


Balance  in  the  Treasury 40,I3*J 


St; 


NAl 


Henry  Q.  in„„, 
t  James  8.  Sli„> 

i?|-  "■■  I  «>*in«t 
fcben  Khoades  . 
Robert  M.  Clarl 
S.  H.  Marleite  . 
A.  N.  Fisher. . 
Joseph  K.  Kckle 
I  ihomns  Wellg 


STATI- 
I  The  Governor,  Si 


The  Governor,  Sc 


Thirt' 


-VA 


William  M.  Sfewai 
James  W.  Nve  .  ' 
il^B.  Aslilev 


nisfrict 

'st  District SU 

2d  District j), 

^d  District Kk 

■I'll  District if,, 

5th  District La 

"Hj  District.... iLy 
Jt'i  District. , 
«h  District. . 


.Cl.t 
.xVy 


9tli  District oil 

JOth  District.... Wa 


|offlc«?.,f'r"'«'''™"'<'ni 
Z'if,™'»'<'ur.vrarn,c(i 

I    SJIcetshicnnlallyon] 


NEVADA 


STATE  OFFICERS, 


127" 


STATE     OF    NEVADA* 

Capital,  Canon  City. 
Statk  OrFiccRi Executive  Dkpaktment. 


NAME. 


Offlco. 


Rcildonoo. 


Henry  O.  HlHiidel !  flovenior |  Carson  City 

tJaniOH  8.  SlliiKcrlmid Liuutvnaiit  Oovernur.... 

i  C.  N.  Note  wiiro 1  St'cretiiry  of  Stale 

W.  K.  I*Hrl<iuHun IControllijr 

Gbeu  Khoadc8 iTreuHiirer 

Kobert  M.  Clarke Attorney  Oenci-al 

8.  H.  Marleite Siirvevur  Oeiieral 

A.  N.  Fislier Siip't  Vnblit!  IiiHtriietion  . 

Jnecph  K,  Kcixley i  Slate  Printer 

ThoinnN  Wells l(lovernor'n  Private  Sec'y 


Salary. 


Tonn  Exp's. 


3,*i(M)  . 

.'l.tiOO  . 

ii,rm  . 

VirKinia  City 1     1,'JOO  . 

CarHon  City a.OOO  . 

FeeH.. 

"           I   |-.',.»00  . 


|(>,000 Jan'y 

10  per  (liein.  I     " 
a.fiOII 


m\. 


"      1869. 
At  will. 


STATK  IJOAUn  OF  EXAMINERS  AND  STATE  PRISON  COMMISSIONERS. 
The  Governor,  Seeretury  of  State,  and  Attorney  General. 

REGENTS  OF  STATE  UNIVERSITY  AND  MINING  SCHOOL. 
The  Qovemor,  Secretary  of  State,  and  Superintendent  of  Public  Ingtruction. 

REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CONGRESS. 
Thirty-Ninth  Congress Ending  March  3d,  1867. 


NAME. 

Offlco. 

Kesldcnce. 

Term  Expires. 

William  M.  Stewart 

Senator  

Virginia  City 

Carson  City 

Austin 

March  3,  1870. 
Miircli  3,  1867. 

Delos  R.  Anhlev 

Representiitive 

March  3,  1867. 

LEGISLATURE  OF  NEVADA.} 
Se.sate— Memdehs,  19. 


DIatrlct 


Counties. 


let  District Storey 


2d  District Don;,'iiiH James  W.  Haines 

3d  District Esnieraldu  


Nnnios.  Terms  Expire. 

^C.A.Sunmer ^  Nov.  4, 1868. 

I  John   Neldon \  ' 

C.  C.  Stevenson i\nv  9  1870 

lO.  H.  Grev ^^ov.J.imi*. 


5th  District Lander 


Nov.  9, 1870. 

John  Ives Nov.  4, 1868. 

I^w  Doriin Nov.  9, .1870. 

1.1    i-w  .  •  »  It      I    1 1.  >  E.  Hutching Nov.  4, 1868. 

^'•'l^»t"«t Humboldt )j    J    ,i„„ Nov.9;i870. 

George  T.  Terry Nov.  4, 1868. 

I).  W.   Welty Nov.9,1870. 

K.i.  r»io.,;„.  T.,„„  S  I^-  L.  Iliislings Nov.  4,1868. 

''">  !'"•"*=* I^y"" \c.  C.  Carpenter Nov.9,1870. 

7th  District Churchill   W.  G.  Munroe Nov.9,1870. 

8th  District Nye F.  M.  Proctor Nov.  4, 1868. 

«"' District o;n.shy i^]  }i:  ^i^^::::":::"::::::::::::^:^:^. 

iothDistrict....washoeandRoop J  ^\i''^!;s:;;;;^.;::;::::::;::::::::::::::nov:9;{8!^: 


•  The  State  election  Uikca  piiice  first  Tuesilnv  of  Xovembcr,  and  every  two  years  tliorcaftcr.  The  terra  of  the  State 
olBccrH  is  four  .veiir»,  e<>innieni;liiK  with  the  first  Monday  in  December  after  the  election.  For  list  of  U.  8.  otllccrs  in 
Uie  .State,  sec  pane  il3 :  I'nst  OfflfeH,  page  27. 

t  Ex  ollleio  Warden  of  the  Wtate  Prisiin— salary,  $2,S0O  perannuin.  t  Ex  oftlcio  Adjutant  General. 

S  Meets  biennially  on  the  first  Monday  of  January  ;  coinpensutiun,  $10  per  day. 


i'M 


1; ' 


128* 


PACIFIC     COAST     BU8INB8S    DIRBOTORT. 


Ai'xKMiii.y— Mk.mhkiis,  .TH. 


Churchill— W.  C.  Orimcii,  J.  A.  St.  Clair. 
Douj<liu(— Wm.  M.  Ciiiev,  K.  Miilliirv. 
Eimernlda— II.   V.  I'oor,   J.  S.  MiiyliiiKh,  A.   M. 

WiiitfHto.  T.  M.  Hrnwno. 
lliiniholdt— T.   V.  Juliun,   P.  V.  Punimter,  O.  K. 

Stamplev. 
Lander — J.  U.  Jiit'n1)g,  Tliomaa  J.  Teiiimnt,  Roburt 

Culleu,  J.  M.  DorNoy. 
Lyon— J.  V.  Rooney,  A.  Koncnian,  O.  W.  Wiiltoii. 


Nye — W.  T.  Jones,  JiinieH  M.  Oroves. 

Onnahy — George  Miinclcton,  II.  II.  lience,  I).  A. 

Ilurton. 
Storev- M.  M.  Mitchell,  John  Welnh,  A.  II.  LlwiHk, 

8.  K,  llime,  (}.  I.  LHmmon,  TlioinH*  Piirkor,  K. 

Hlrothcr,  U.  1).  Fcrffimon,  A.  K.  Potior,  J.  L. 

SwHiiuy,  OiMir^ti-  II.  Diiim,  J.  A.Whcolor. 
Wunhoo  &'Roop — ThoniuB  II.  Prince,  W.  Ciildwcll, 

G.  Foliioiii. 


JUDICIARY— SunuMK  Coimit.* 


N.VME  OP  INCl'MHENT. 


Offlco. 


Rctldonco. 


Tcmi  Kxplroi. 


Ralary. 


H.  ().  lieiitiy I  Chief  Jiialire |Vir|^iniu  City  . 

C.  M.  linmimn ^AxMX'iHte  JiiBtico i         "         " 

J.  V.  Lewla JAHHOcinte  Juatico iCunion  City. 

Alfred  Htlen  'Clerk  I       "         "    . 


iJaniiiiry,  IHt>!)l  |7,ntM) 

1871  r,ooo 

I        "       IH73  7,000 

I         "        IH7li  Keea. 


TERMS  OP  TIIK  SUPREME  COITRT. 

Firat  Mondiiy  in Juiiuuiy ,  April,  July  and  Octolicr. 

DiSTKICT  JuixiRa. 


District 


lat. 

ad  . 

3d  . 

4th. 
5lh. 
6th. 
7th. 
8tb. 


N'aniK  of  Incumhont. 


lioxlilcnco. 


Ricliard  RiainK \  Virginia  City January,  IH7 1 

Samuel  II.  \\>ight (^nraon       "     [        "         l«ri 


ICharlea  N.  Hurria iWaalioe 

I  William  llitvdon Dayton.... 

jGeorgo  G.  llerry ,  ITnionviilu 

'William  H.  lieatly Analin 

ilienjamin  F.  Curler .La  Plata.. 

is.  11.  Chaae JAurora 


Term  Expire*. 

lanuar 

y,187l. 

isri. 

isri. 

1871. 

1871. 

1871. 

1871. 

*i 

1871. 

Salary. 

|7,noo 

.'V.OdO 
5,0(M) 

4jm 

3,WII0 

.'>,iN)n 

3,*!()0 
3,000 


JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


lat  Diat.— Storev. 

2d  Diat. — Orniahy  and  Douglas. 

3d  Diat. — Wiiahde  and  Roop. 


4th  Diat. — Lvon. 
5th  Diat — Hunilioldt. 
Cth  Dist. — Ijander. 


•  7ih  Diat. — Nye  and  Churchill. 
8ih  Diat. — Esmeralda. 


TERMS  OF  THE  DISTRICT  COURTS. 

Chuhchili.  County Kiiat  Monday  of  March,  July,  and  Novrmhcr. 

Douoi.Aa  "        "  "  February,  May,  Auguat,  and  November. 

E.sMKitAt.nA        "        .  "  "  Febrnury,  May,  Auguat,  and  November. 

lIu.Mnoi.DT  "        ''  "  April,  Auguat,  and  December. 

La.siikh  "        "  "  MiU'vli,  June,  September,  and  December. 

Lyo.n  "        "  "  March,  June.  St.>ptemlier,  and  December. 

Nyk  "       "  "  January,  April,  and  Auguat. 

Orm-siit  "       "  "  March,  June,  September,  and  December. 

Stouey  "       "  "  January,  March,  June,  and  October. 

Washok  AND  Root' Cou.NTiKs "  "  February,  May,  Auguaf,  unU  November. 

SENATORIAL  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


lat  Diat. — Storev  County,  electa  four  Senators. 
2d  Dist. — Dongfaa  Comity,  electa  one  Senator. 
3d  Diat. — EamerMlda  County,  elects  two  Senators. 
4th  Diat. — Huinboldt  County,  electa  two  Senators. 
5th  Diat. — Lander  County,  electa  two  Senators. 
6th  Diat. — Lyon  County ,'electB  two  Senators. 


7th  Diat. — Churchill  County,  electa  one  Senator. 
8th  Diat.— Nye  County,  electa  one  Senator. 
9th  Diat. — O'rniaby  Comity,  elccla'two  Senators. 
10th  DJHt.— Waalioe  and  Roop  Counties,  elect  two; 
Seuutors.  | 


[The  (Ignrei 

aent  the  numb, 

|lomiof  olflce 

CHI 

I  Oato  App'e, 

I  April'J.5,'Cfi..c 

DC 

June9I, 'n,'>..(-| 

l«<"'  '0,  •(!<!..!) 
Mar.  21, '(!.'-..  |i 
April  28, '05..  I,; 

ESMI 

I  Oct.  99,  •C(!..A|, 

,••"'•'(',  b7..l,i 
J  April  .yet!..,!,,, 


Jfw.SI,  T^ 

';'ar.2I,T.5. 
I  •'"tie  21, '(W. 

Jhh.  12,  •fi7. 

Mar.  21, '65. 
I  -{"v.  r,,  -65. 

Mar.  21,  'M. . 
I  Di'c  18,  •(!«. 
?/''•••'•'■•<!.■>. 
\eh.    2,  'fifi. 

•'line  14, '66. 
Mar.  21, -65. 
•"«r.21,'66.. 


[Uar.21,  '65. 


LAND 
■  •  Urowi 
•RIakel 
■HInke. 
•f'ox,  I 
•Fonrd, 
•  FiitH, 
•Holme 
Mifche 
•Pardy, 
•Sawtfll 
•Scherni 
•Sichel, 
•Tlionmi 
Welty, 

LYON 
■Orier,  J 


ASSEMBLY  DISTRICTS,  AND  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 


Churchill — Two  members. 
Douglas — ^Two. 
Eamenilda— Four. 
Huinboldt — Three. 


Lander — Four. 
Lvon — ^Three. 
Nj-c— Two. 
Ormaby— Three. 


Storey — '"welve. 
Waslioe  and  Roop — Throe. 


•The  terms  of  Supreme  Court  Juilt;es,  six  years;  District  Judges,  four  years.  For  terms  of  U.  8.  Courts,  rtc.,scep.  30. 


iDileApp't. 
pc.20,  -66 

h""-  6,-65. 
■Jan  ;J0,'66. 
I  Was, -65. 
K^it-ae, 'fifi. 

^''•8I,'65. 

rj'".'65.. 
r'''l3,'fi5.. 


AR 

Ni 


••Hedmonc 
CAL 
•Abbott,  I, 
-Anderson 
•  Andrews, 
-Harrett, 
•Harstow, 
■Hilling  ' 
.  Bliss,  1,. 
Blood,  J. 


NEVADA.    COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS 


129* 


NOTAHIER  PUHLIC-NEVADA. 

[Corrected  at  the  oTxe  of  the  Secretary  uf  State,  January  13th,  18(>7.] 

Date  Appoint.  Name.  Itcitileno*. 

May  31,  'M.-Konilrirk,  Daniel.. Dayton 


(The  llitnret  after  tlie  nameiof  the  coiinlieR  renre 
Rent  the  number  of  Nularieiito  which  vucli  in  cntilied 
Term  of  otttco,  two  yeurti.] 

CHUUCIIILL  COUNTY-1. 

nate  App'L  Naioo.  Rualdcncc. 

April 'J5, 'CO.. Chandler,  H.  11..  ..lift  Plata. 
DOUGLAS  COUNTV-3. 

JuneSI,  'C^.-Chmde,  II.  O nivnlirook. 

Oct.  10, '(!(!.. Ddvic,  Ilenmn Ocnoii. 

Mar. Ul,  'fi!i.. Ilhrvey,  Joel  A . . . .Oenou. 
April'.28,'(i5..Huwley,  A.  T Genoa. 

K8MKUALDA  COUNTY-,J. 

Oct.  'ia,  'f)r...Al)rahaniii,  T.  VV... . 

Aug.  ll,'fi.'i..Applehv,  \V.  1* Aurora. 

,lun.  10, '(ir..l«echlel.  V.  K . 

April  .■),  'liti..  Harris,  J.  il Silver  Veak. 

Mar.'JI,  MW»..MeriMlith,  W.  C.-Auiwii. 
Miir. 'Jl,  'r)5..1'lielpg,  K.  C Wellington's. 

HUMHOLDT  C'()UNTY-12. 

Mar.  21 ,  VVi . .  Uiirneg,  H . 

Mnr.ai,  •(■).5..niuke,  KnmU . 

Mar.  21,  'H.V    Dinin,  J.  J Slur  City. 

Mar.  21 ,  'Go. .  I  lolconil).  W.  A . . . .  Unionvillo. 

Mar.2l,  'f).5..KelloKK,  •'•-' • 

!  Mar.  21,  'to.  .Ijewiit,  Cliarles . 

i  Dec.  24,  'Ct)..Oebonrn,  ('harlea  8. . 

April  4,  'fi(i..Koot»,  I'.  K Unionville. 

Dec.  19,  T)*'). . Schoppmunn,  E....Dnn  Glen. 

Feb.    9,  'ti6..8pargur,  II.  L Hluck  Rock. 

LANDER  COUNTY-IG. 

Mar. 21,  'to..IJrown,  J.  D Austin. 

Mar.2l,'to..Hlakely,W.  O AuBtin. 

Jmie21,'ti.'j..Hlake,  W.J AuHtin. 

Jim.  12,  '07. .Cox,  U.  A AuBtiii. 

Mar.21,  '65. .Foard,  George  R... Austin. 

Nov.  ri, '65..Fitt8,  G.  I' Hig  Creek. 

MHr.21,  'to. .  llolnieH,  A.  J Autitin. 

Mar.  21,  'to. .  Mitdiell,  John  A.. -Austin. 

Dec  18,  'f)O..Pttrdy,  William Austin. 

Slar.21,  '(■>.')..Suwtelle,  M.  A Austin. 

Feb.    2,  'fiCScherniier, J.  II.... Austin. 

I  .lime  14,  '66..Sichel,  J Austin. 

Mar.  21,  'to. .Thomas.  R.  D Austin. 

[  Mnr.  21,  '66. .  Welty,  1).  W Austin. 

LYON  COUNTY— 8. 
iMiir.Sl,  '©..Orier,  J.  W SilverCity. 


Mar.21,  'W.-McDulHe,  C.  D. 
Junel5,'to..Walton,a.W... 


Silver  City. 
Como. 


NYE  COUNTY— 13. 
Fob.  23,  '60..Henton,  A.  P . 

Sept.  3, '<i6..Cahill,  Thoniw.... . 

Jan.  31,  '66. .Carl,  A.  V Toiynbe  City. 

Dec. 24,  '6«.. Cook,  Justin  E . 


June 23,  'to..EdBon,  lleinaniiu. 
't.  10, '66.. Fountain,  Elius... 


Oct. 


Juno  l.'j,' to.. Marker,  C.  W Mammoth. 

Dec.  26,  '65 . . Hunt,  Samuel  O Indian  Spring*. 

July  25,  'to..M.iiuiiiig,  W.  W... . 

Dec.  18,  '66. .  Miiloney,  Joseph  E. . 

May    6,  'to..8hun),  John lone. 

Mar.  21,  '65. .  Soiitli worth,  E.  C.  Ionu> 
Mar.21,  '()5.  .Stephens,  W.  S....Ione. 

ORMSHY  COUNTY— 4. 

Juno23, '65..DonRon,  8.  C Carson  City. 

July  14,  '66. .Hatch,  J.  F Carson  City. 

Mar.  21,  'to. .  Kiug,  Samuel  D... .  Carson  City. 
Nov.  24,  '66..Wuitz,  Adolphus... Carson  City. 

SrOREY  COUNTY— 12. 

June  13,  'fi6..Hiiriall,  W.  II Virginia  City. 

Juno  18,  '66..Chubbuck,  S.  W...Gold  Hill. 
Mar. 21,  '<'i^'>. .  Fish,  Charles H  ...Virginia  City. 

Mur.22,  '6.5.. Hall,  W.N Gold  Hill. 

Juno  25,  '66. .  Hoover,  VV.  D VirginiaCity. 

Sept.2.5, '66.. King,  Joseph  L.... Virginia  City. 

I  Mnr.  21,  'to.. Knox,  A.  C Virginia  City. 

Dec. '.il,  't)6. .  Lillie,  II.  C VirginiaCity. 

Doi   '.<",  tit).. Morgan,  II.  M Virginia  Citv. 

Di'i .  31,  '66. .  Thompson,  M Virginia  City. 

Jan.  18, '66.. Van  liokkelen,  W. 

A.  M VirginiaCity. 

Mar.21,  '65. .Winn,  H.  8 American  City. 

Aug.   9,  'tit;.. Wood,  W.  8 Virginia  City. 

Dec.:)l,'66..Yoi«ig,  W.  II '■ — . 

WASHOE  COUNTY- 6. 

Aug.  10,  '66. .  Ilowker.  J.  5'. Washoe  City. 

Oct.  17,'to..Hovlo,  William.... Ophir. 

Dec.  19,  '1)6.  .Coldren,  W.  D . 

Mar.21,  '65.. Clark,  Charles  S.... Washoe  City. 
Mar.  21,  'to.  .Harris,  Charles  N.. Washoe  City. 
Nov.  21,  'to..IIackett,  Tlios.  W.. Washoe  City. 

Jan.    2,  '67.. Kennedy,  W.  C  .. . 

Mar.21,  '65..Smyles,  J.  C Crystal  Peak. 


I  " 


i;ii; 


.>'H  «! 


lator. 

ators. 
llect  two 


rhrce. 


,«ceP' 


,30. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS, 

WITH  MAMG,   RKSIDKNOE,  AND  DATE  OF  COMMISSION  OF  EACH. 

[Term  of  office,  four  years.] 


ARKANSAS. 

■  Date  App't.  Name.  Kciililcncc. 

|Dcc.20,  '66. .Redmond,  Chas.  P.  Little  Rock. 
CALIFORNIA. 

IXov.   6, 'to.. Abbott,  J.  M Summit  City. 

iJan.  30,  '66. .Anderson,  N.  D Sun  Francisco. 

lApril28,  'to.. Andrews,  W.  O San  Francisco. 

iKeb.ae,  '66. .Barrett,  J.  S Sacramento. 

TPeb.  21 ,  'to . .  Harstow,  A San  Francisco. 

pan.   7,  '67..l)illiugH,  J.  M Santa  Clara. 

1'"cb.ll,'to..Bli8s,  W.  D Sonoma. 

peb.  13,  'to.. Blood,  J.  H San  Francisco. 


Data  Appoint.  Name.  Rcaldencc. 

Feb.  11,  'to. .  Brewer,  J.  II San  Francisco. 

Feb.  11. 'to. .Brack,  I^ewis Niipa. 

Dec.  19,  '66..Buckbee,  John  R.  .Quincy. 

Feb.  27,  '65. .  Cad  wallader,  E Sacraiiiento. 

Fob.  II, 'to. .Caldwell,  J.  I Nevada. 

Mar.    8,  'to..Chubbuck,  C.  E.. . . Placerville. 

May  20,  'to. .Crosby,  H.  K San  Francisco. 

Feb.  II,  'to. .Cross,  8 Sncrnintnto. 

Jan.   5,  '66.. Dick,  John Oroville. 

Mar.  15, '&5.. Elliott,  L.  W Red  Bluff. 

Feb.  II,  'to.. English,  W.  O Sacramento. 

Jan.    5,  '66. .Fowler,  E Summit  City. 


130* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIHBOTORT. 


Date  Appoint 
Feb.  11,  '65. 
Feb.  11, '65. 
Nov.   6, '65. 
Feb.  11, '65. 
B^eb.  21,66. 
Nov.   6, '65. 
Feb.  21,-65. 
Aug.  9, '66. 
Feb.  13, '65. 
Feb.  21,-65. 
Feb.  21, '65. 
Feb.  11, '65. 
Nov.  14,  65. 
Feb.  11, '65. 
Feb.  11,  'R).. 
Feb.  11. '65.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 
Mar.  18,  '65.. 
ApriI17,'65.. 
Feb.  11,  '65. . 
Aug.  14,  '66.. 
July:?, '(a.. 
Feb.  11,'«5.. 
Oct.  22,  •(■ 
Feb.  11,  T.^.. 
April  1,-65.. 
Sept.  25,  '65.. 
May  18,  '65.. 
Feb.  10, '66.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 
.June  23, '65.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 
Ang.  18, '66.. 
Mar.  19, '66.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 
Mar.    7,-65.. 
Mar.    4, '65. 
May   4,  '(>.'>.. 
Jnne  3,  -65.. 
Feb.  11,-65.. 
Feb.  II,  -65.. 
Sept.  25,-66.. 
Dec.   5,  'G!).. 
Feb.  27,  -65. . 
Feb.  20,  '65. . 
Feb.  21,  '65.. 
June  23,  '66.. 
Feb.  11, '65.. 


July  17,  '65. 
Dec.  18,  -65. 


Mar.  11, '65. 
Jan.  10,  '67. 
July  28,  -Co. 


Maj  10,  -65. 
Junii  23,  '66. 
Feb.  21,  66. 
Feb.  II,  '65. 
Mar.  5,  '66. 
Jan.  10,  '67. 


Name.  Residence. 

.Green,  Jumea Oroville. 

.  Uuuld,  A.  8 San  Francisco. 

.Gnemey,  Clinton  ..San  Frar."i8co. 

-Hall,  Bradley San  Rafael. 

.Hallet,  Andrews.  ..Cliico. 
.Hauiilton,  N.  A.  ...Placerville. 

.  Haigbt,  Henry San  Francisco. 

.  Hermann ,  Samuel . .  San  FninciBco. 

.Huefner,  W San  Fnuicisco. 

.IIonianB,  H.S San  Francisco. 

.  Hopper,  P.  J Folsom. 

.llorublower,  F.  A.. Placerville. 
. Hubbard,  C.  V.  D . . Mary sville. 

.Johnson,  J.  B San  Juan. 

.Johnston,  J.  J Markleeville. 

.Joice,  E.  V San  Francisco. 

.Kno.x,  G.  T San  Francisco. 

.I^utham,  W.  B.,  jr..  Mary  sville. 

.  Lawton,  W.  W San  'Fnuicisco. 

.  Lowis,  S.  G Monitor. 

.Lewis,  K.  P Sun  Francisco. 

.  Martin,  Edward . . .  Watsonville. 
.  MeiiU,  S San  Francisco. 

'.iiller,  F.  K Independence. 

.  Milliken,  I.  T .San  Francisco. 

-Mitchell,  D.  C Markleeville. 

.Morgan,  H.  M San  Francisco. 

. Murdock,  F.  B San  Jose. 

.  Murfey ,  S.  S San  Francisco. 

.  Peck'iain,  E.  P.  .  ..San  Francisco. 

.Uhees,  H.  N Marysville. 

.  Kobinson,  P Sacramento. 

.Sawyer,  O.  V San  Francisco. 

.Senter,  Charles  N..San  Jo.'fe. 

■  Simpson,  J.  L lied  Blutf. 

.Smiih,  N.  P San  Fraficisco. 

.Spencer,  W.   K Grass  Valley. 

oievtnson,  J.  D.. . .  San  Francisco. 

. Strange,  H Downieville. 

.Swim,  D.  K Silver  Mountain. 

.Taylor,  J.  M Sun  Francisco. 

.Tliibault,  F.  J .San  Francigco. 

.Tibbey,  Henry  S...San  Francisco. 

Walton,  T.  H.'  O. . .  Camptonvillo. 

Ward,  J.  S Susauville. 

Webster,  J.  H Stockton. 

. Wetzlar,  J Sacramento. 

. Wliite,  John San  Franciscr . 

Williani.s,  L.  W.  ..Nevada. 

IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

Hays,  J.  M Ruby  City. 

Lyintin,  James Silver  City. 

ILLINOIS. 
Hoyne,P.  A Chicago. 

LOUISIANA. 
.Labatt,  Henry  J...N'iw  Orleans. 

MAINE. 
,  O'  Donnell ,  James . .  Portland. 

M\ssAcnur,.:iTK. 

Angell,  Geo.  F Boston. 

Bell,  J.  S BoBton. 

Jennisuu,  S Boston. 

Swan,  C.  A.  F Boston. 

Tolle,  N.  C Boston. 

.WpyjJobu  M Buetoii. 


MARYLAND. 

Date  Appoint,  Na'  i".  Rcildcnce. 

Feb.   2, -66. .Hill,  W  B Baltimore. 

Nov.  b,  '65..Whelan,  Cbas Baltimore. 

MICHIGAN. 
Jnnel.5,  '65. .Waterman,  W.  J.. .Detroit 
NEW  JERSEY. 

Jan.  24,''67..Slaigbt,  N.  C Jersey  City. 

■  NEW  MEXICO. 
May  18,  '65.. Watts,  J Santa  F6. 

NEW  YORK. 

Dec.  22,  -66..Barnum,  E.  P New  York  city. 

June  13,  '66.. Billings,  O.  P.  C. .  .New  York  city. 

Oct.  3l,-66..Cloyd,  J.  C New  York  city. 

April  3,  '65..Compton,  M New  York  city. 

June  15,  '65. .Corey,  E.  F..Tr New  York  citv. 

Mar.    9,-66..CowIes,  G.  W New  Y^ork  citv. 

Feb.  23,  '66.. Dean,  J.  J New  York  citv. 

Feb.  5,  '66..Earl,C.  H White  Plains." 

Mar.  6,   '65. .  Fenner,  C.  G New  York  city. 

Mar.   2,  '65. .  Fuller,  F New  York  city. 

June  21,  '65..Furni8s,  W New  York  city. 

Aug.  23,  '65. .Hamilton.  J.  W..  ..New  York  citv. 
Feb.  26,'66..IIollister,E.  P.  ...  New  York  citV. 

Mar.  27,  '65. . Hyer,  J.  G Ne-   York  city. 

Nov.    6, '65.. Irons,  Samuel  New  York  city. 

Nov.  27, '65.. Johnston,  Geo.  P.. .New  York  city. 

Feb.  23,  '66. .  King,  H.  C New  York  city. 

Nov. 20,  '6J..Lay,  S Now  Yorir  citv. 

Dec.  12.  '65. .  Lull,  M.  II Now  York  d, V. 

Mar.    4,'65..Merydith,  II.  B.  .  ..New  York  city. 

May  15,  'f>5..M(,nee,  J.  B New  York  city, 

Jnne28, '65..Nettlet<)ii,  Chas.  ...New  York  city. 

June 23,  '65... Silversmith,  J New  York  city. 

Nov.27,'t')5.  .Sloat,  L.  W New  York  city. 

July    7,  '66. .Smith,  I.  S New  York  city. 

June  15, '()6.. Swan,  Sanmel.    ...New  York  city. 

Jlay  15,  't!5..Tillot8on,  G New  York  city. 

Feb.  22,  '65.. Turner,  G.  J New  York  city. 

June  15,  1)5. .Van  Ilesse,  C New  York  city. 

Nov.  6,  '65. .Whipple,  J.  Jr New  York  cilV. 

Mar.    it,  '66. .  Wilc().\,  F.  A Now  York  city. 

June2l,'(i5..  Winchester,  F.  S...Now  York  city. 
Aug.  14,  '66. .Young,  N New  York  city. 

OHIO. 
Mar.    4,  'tW.. Carpenter,  S.  S.  ...Cincinnati. 

OREGON. 
Feb.   5,  '66. .Boyd,  II Portland. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Oct.  17, '65.. Blood,  B.  F Philadelphia. 

Sept.  12,  'ti5.. Burton,  A.  M Philadel|ihia. 

July  16,  '66.. Jackson,  J.  H.  T...Philiidelphia. 
Jnuo23,  '65..McClaren,  John  ...Pittsburg. 
April  17,  '66. .Taylor,  S.  L Philadelphia. 

RHODE  ISLAND. 
July  29,  '65. .  Martin,  Henry Providence. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 
Feb.  21, '66.. Levin,  N Ciiarleston. 

UTAH  TERRITORY. 

June  23,  '66. .  Clayton,  W Salt  Lake  Citv. 

June  13,  '66. .  Wood,  D Salt  Lake  City. 


The  State  ol 

f'"'  1  the  thirty 

its  present  limi 

tlie  water  of  tli 

Congress,  upp„ 

tween  the  thir 

from  the  thirty 

11,520,000  „o,.e, 

gent  upon  »;ie  u, 

area,  there  is  a  ( 

tion— iirig,„io„ 

available  -  prodi 

valleys  watered 

and  Esmeralda,  ^ 

¥ng  in  the  Un'm 

'ng  to  irrigation. 

wliich  supply  a  j, 

vailed  in  this  reg 

Itisowinggolel 

tion  among  the  me" 

principal  wealili. 

'852,  owing  to  the 

a  f'ch  deposit  of  8u 
,  present  site  of  Vi,.^ 
'amoug  throughout 
j'"at  caused  by  the  f 
;  mines  were  opened 
pVhilethise.voitemel 
I'o  send  forth  a  laJ 
ptt'Klily  on  the  incre 
'ypeofwliuti„,f..g,iJ 

'"  >vhich  (1,0  OonerJ 
;ProdP:u,ftM„Sfa(el 
"•■^  entire  cost  of  thil 
I'w'ils  will  amount  tJ 
''"«'"  at  $li,<Ml7,H[)] 
lliiit  over  |."j,0(IO,()oo  i 
""■"•C".  Improveme.] 
opemtions  in  thig  jA 
ilie  future  to  prove  til 


STATE  LANDS, 

The  lands  belonging  to  the  State  arc  estimated  at  5,014,622  acres,  as  follows :  School,  3,85'/^,943 ;  Afj 
cultural  and  MecJianical  Arts,  1,500,000;  Internal  Improvements,  500,001);  University,  46,080 ;  Publj 
Buildings,  12,800;  State  Prison,  12,800;  Congressional  Representation,  90,000. 


TlionumberofqnJ 
''liich  one  hundred  atl 
.;'  "•«'<"••  The  HfrJ 
If'imchineryandthel 
l«''tivothousarul,I„i|f 
^"Pcration,  prin.ipalL 
;l  establishments  an  J 
taount  of  business, 

, ,'?.'"<'' the, ||,c„v„yi 


m- 


Bston. 


NEVADA.         AREA     AND     RESOURCES 


131^ 


AREA   AND    RESOURCES. 

The  State  of  Nevada  extends  from  the  thirtvBeventh  to  the  forty-Becond  dejrree  of  north  latitude,  an^ 
fp'.  .1  tlie  thirty-eighth  to  the  forty-third  degree  of  longitude,  west  from  WaBliington.  It  comprises  within 
itB  present  limits  nn  area  of  about  81,53;t  square  miles,  or  52,181,960  acres,  8:J2,000  of  which  are  covered  by 
the  water  of  tlie  various  lakes  in  this  State,  IcuviiiK  a  total  land  area  of  51,353,060  acres.  I^y  an  Act  of 
Congress,  approved  May  5th,  1866,  there  was  added  to  this  State  on  the  east  all  the  territoiy  lying  be- 
tween the  thirty  seventh  and  thirty-eighth  degrees  of  longitude  west  from  W.  r.'.iington,  and  extending 
from  the  thirty-srventh  to  the  forty  third  degrees  of  north  latitude,  embracing  18,000  eqnare  miles,  or 
11,520,000  acres.  The  same  act  contained  a  further  enlargement  of  the  boundaries  of  the  State,  contin- 
gent upon  the  action  of  the  Legislature.  Notwithstnndi-g  the  mountainous  and  broken  character  of  this 
area,  there  is  a  considerable  portion  of  it  agricultural  land  of  good  quality,  which,  under  proper  cultiva- 
tion— irrigation  being  required  in  certain  localities,  for  which  purpose  abundant  supplies  of  water  are 
available  —  produces  fine  crops  of  grain  and  vegetables.  This  is  particularly  the  case  in  the  extensive 
valleys  watered  by  the  Carson  and  East  and  VVett  Walker  rivers,  in  the  counties  of  Ponglas,  Churchill, 
and  Esmeralda,  where  heavy  crops  of  grain  and  hay  are  produced  each  year.  '"Extensive  bodies  of  land 
lying  in  the  Humboldt  and  Reese  River  region,  it  is  eeiinuited,  can  be  made  largely  productive  by  resort- 
ing to  irrigiUion.  In  the  mountain  portions  Imniense  '(UantilicH  of  the  finest  quality  of  tiniber  exist, 
which  supply  a  large  number  of  saw  mills,  put  in  operiition  during  the  mining  excitement  which  pre- 
vailed in  this  region,  attracting  an  energetic  and  enterprising  population  from  all  quarters. 

It  is  owing  solely  to  bur  rich  mineral  resources  that  this  young  State  has  already  attained  a  prominent  posi  - 

tion  among  the  members  of  the  Federal  Union,  and  it  is  her  inexhaustible  silver  lod'*^  that  constitute  her 

principal  wealth.    Although  the  first  discovery  of  hilver  in  Ncviida  was  made  by  the  brothers  Orosch .  in 

1852,  owing  to  the  untimely  death  of  theuc  parties,  nothing  definite  wiis  arrived  at  until  the  discovery  of 

a  rich  deposit  of  sulphuret  of  silver,  in  June,  18.^9,  by  some  p:irt>eB  engaged  in  placer  mining  near  the 

present  site  of  Virginia  City.    Immediately  following  this  discovery,  the  rich  lode  which  has  Income 

fainouB  throughout  the  world  as  the  Conistock,  was  claimed  for  miles,  and  an  excitement  fully  equal  to 

tliat  caused  by  the  first  discovery  of  gold  in  California  was  the  result.    A  large  population  streamed  in, 

jmiiieswere  opened,  mills  built,  and  an  nr:preccdented  activity  prevailed  in  every  branch  of  business. 

jWhile  this  excitement  has,  to  a  great  extent,  gradually  quieted  down,  the  mills  of  Nevada  still  continue 

'lo  send  forth  a  large  amount  of  bullion,  and  the  quantity  of  silver  bricks,  instead  of  diminishing  is 

iiteaUily  on  the  increase.    Vast  as  have  been  tiie  results  from  the  silver  mines  of  Nevada,  they  are  but  the 

lypeof  what  is  d-stined  to  follow.    The  proposed  Sutro  Tunnel  to  dniin  the  Comstock  ledge — an  enterprise 

lo  \vliich  Ow  llcneral  Government  seems  disposed  to  lend  its  fostering  aid,  will  largely  enhance  the  silver 

prodi'.i  of  this  State,  and  add  greatly  to  the  material  wealth  of  the  country.    While  it  is  estiim.ted  that 

tH.;  entire  cost  of  this  work  will  not  exceed  $2,000,000,  it  \a  lonfidenlly  anticipated  that  the  net  annual 

jirolits  will  amount  to  $2,500,00  '.    The  entire*  yield  from  the  Ccmistock  Lode,  during  the  year  1866,  is  set 

liown  at  $11,9(17 ,891,  being  about  $2,01)0,000  over  the  product  of  the  previous  year.      It  is  e:<timated 

that  over  $.'i,01IO,000  are  annually  lost  through  the  p'vsent  wasteful  mode  of  working  the  ores  of  the 

mines.     Iinproveiueiits  are  constantly  making  to  remedy  this  evil.    Notwithstanding  the  magnitude  of  the 

opcmtions  in  this  dep.irtment,  mining  in  the  I'tato  of  Ne\nd:i  is  still  in  its  infancy,  and  it  is  reserved  for 

the  future  to  prove  the  vaBtness  of  its  extent. 


MINERAL— QUARTZ   MILLS. 


W,942;  As 
,080 ;  Pu^l 


The  nnmbcr  of  quartz  mills  in  operation  in  this  State,  January,  1867,  is  one  hnndred  and  fifty-Bix,  of 
Miich  (me  hnn<lred  and  eighteen  are  propelled  l>y  steam  ;   twenty-three  by  water,  and  fifteen  by  steam 

Mil  water.  The  aggregate  number  of  stamps  is  two  thoutiund  five  huuf'.red  and  seventy-seven.  The  cost 
kf  iiiHchinery  and  the  works  connected  with  the  dillcrent  mills  is  estin<atcd  at  nine  million  four  hundred 
piJ  two  thousand  dollars.    In  addition  to  the  stamps  aliove  enumerated,  there  are  about  twenty  nrastrns 

1  operation,  principally  connected  with  the  mills  of  Lyon  County.    There  are  several  largo  nietnllurgi- 

1  establishments  and  numeroiiB  private  assay  ing  olllces  in  the  State,  which  annually  transact  a  heavy 

mount  of  buBinesg. 

'  Since  the  rtlRCovcry  of  Hllvor  In  tills  State,  tlierc  linve  boon  ox  traotod  and  added  lo  the  wealtli  of  the  world,  |i8(),000,00O 
<  liullloii,  niul  tlie  main  source  of  all  tills  wealth,  from  the  most  rollablo  aullioriticii,  has  bat  Juat  been  uncoverod."— 
hti  Hill  AVwi. 


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I 


132* 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


TABLE  OP  QUARTZ  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name,  Date  of  Erection,  Number  of  Stamps,  Cost  of  Machinery,  etc.,  of  eacli. 


Location. 


CHURCHILL  COUNTY. 

Averhill 

Clan  Alpine 

La  Plata 


Name  of  Mill. 


Connecticut. . 
Clan  Alpine. , 
Silver  Wave.. 
Desert 


BSMERALDA  COUNTY. 

Aurora lAItnras 

"        lAntolope 

"       j  Aurora 

"        (iibbons 

•'       I  Independence 

"       i  Na|>a. 

"        H'ioiieer 

iKealdcl  Mnnto 

"        I  Kcd  Mountain 

"       , 'Union 

Wide  West 

I'inc  Creek I  I'inc  Creek 

Silver  I'cak 'Martin  &  Co 

New  York  &  Silver  I'oak 


HUMBOLDT  COUNTV.t 

Dun  Glen Anld  Lang  Syie. 

Etna i  Nasons 

"    iStevcnsons 

Ginaca  Dridge I  Holts 

Oreana I  Webbers 

Fuebia I'uebla 

Star  City Slieba 

"      ••  OldSlioba 

Unionvillo Iriouccr 


LANDER  COUNTY. 

Aubtin 


Boston  &  Nevada. 

California 

Long  Island 

Mauliattau 

I'ionocr 

Silver  Hill 

Union 

Ware 

Kureka 

I'arrott 

"        "   Il'holps 

t'utto  Canon i  San  Francisco 

Cortcz I  Cortez . 

Egnn  Canon 


Big  Creek. 


IS 


3? 


1866  16 
18851  10 
1866  10 
5 


18ti2 
1863 


1863 


1883 


186? 


18621  16 


1862 


1864 

1865 

1806 

1888 

1866 

1866 

1868 

18831  10 

1862     8 


10 
4 

10 
8 

10 


Emigrant  CaBon 

Kingston...,  


New  York  Caiton . 
Telegraph  Canon.. 
Yankeu  Blade 


LYON  COUNTY. 

Carson  Uiver 


Hope.. 

Social  Co 

Steptoe 

Keystone 

New  Kng.  &  Nevada. 

Stirling 

Metacom 

Midas 

Onfldonce 

Empire 


Eureka 

Franklin 

Hydes 

"  "  ;  Island 

"  "   iLindaucr  A  Hiri^clinians 

"  "  lophir,  No.  1 

"  "  Ophir,  No.  2 

"  "  San  Francii^co 

Oomo I'almyra 

Dayton \  Birdsall  k  Carpenter. . . 

"       I  Daney. 

"       Dayton,  No.  1 

"       I  Dayton,  No.  2 

"       I  Dayton  Keduct'n  W'ks. 

"       (joldcn  Eagle 

"       I  Illinois 


1865 
1803 
1863 
1864 
1883 
1866 
1883 
1885 
1885 
1866 
1484 
1886 
1864 
1886 
1885 
lHi«j 
1885 
1866 
1865 
1866 
1866 
18t» 
1866 


1881 

1861 


1862 
i86t 

isoi 

1804 
1866 
1863 
18ttl 
1864 

i86i 

1804 


10 

10 

6 
20 
20 

6  I 

10     : 

6  I 
10  I 
15  ! 
10 

18  ! 

5 

5 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
15 
10 
10 


>• 
3" 


o 
4 


steam 


steam 


steam 


water 


;  steam 


Cost.* 


ia 


100,000  Silver 

100,000 

100,000 


100,000  Silver 
40,000 


60,000 


150,000 


10,000 
76,000 
15,000 
40,000 


30,000 
35,000 
60,000 
20,000 
35.000 
20,000 
60,000 
.30,000 
30,000 


80,000 

75,000 

40,000 

lOO.OOJ 

100,000 

50,000 

70,000 

40,000 

60,000 

.  I     "        80,000 

water    30,000 

steam    40,000 

90.000 

30,000 

36,000 

100,000 

95.000 

100,000 

100,000 

50,000 

120,000 

100,000 

80,000 


Present  Occupants. 


Conn.  Mill  and  Land  Co, 
t'lan  Alpine  M  &  M.  Co. 
Silver  Wave  M.&3L  Co. 


J.  D.  Winters. 


•I.  J.  Poor. 
WidoWo8tM.iP'!:vr 


8.  B.  Mar  J 
N.  Y.  &  Si 


*C 


Tf 


Gold.  Auld  Lang  Sync  M.  <'o. 
Silver  A.  W.  Nason. 

Nevada  S.  M.  Co. 

G.  W.  Holt. 

Nevada  S.  M.  Vo. 

G.  Faulkner. 

' .  rJI.ro. 

Pioneer  &  Inskip  M.  and 


Silver 


I  Water 
steam 


I  water 

"jS  &  w 

water 

's  &  w 
1  water 

s  «t  w 

steam 
water 
steam 
water 
fteam 


66,000 
36,000 
6,000 
36,000 
80,000 
•20,000 
75,000 
85,000 
16,000 
46,000 
65,000 
60,000 
40,000 
16,000 
36.000 
36,000 


Silver 


location 


Dunbar,  Hurd  ft  Co. 
Bank  of  Calilbniia. 
W.  B.  Hyde. 
C.  A.  Hill. 

Lindauor  k  Ilirschman.l 
Gpliir  SI.  and  M.  Co. 
II  II 

C.  A.  Shad  k  Co. 

Birdsall  k  Carpo.r 
Daney  G.  and  S.ii-'- 
J.  D.  Winters  k  Co. 

!•  1(  (I 

It.  Helm  k  Co. 

Uule  &  Co. 

Bank  of  California. 


•  Tlie  estimate  of  the  Assessor  for  tlie  machinery;  ttio  value  of  the  inlr.o  noi  Inuludcil. 

t  Wchhers  Mill  at  Orcnnii  lias  sniellInK  ftiniaccs  conncotcil,  with  fincltlnKenimi'lM  -'f  1^  to  20  tons  of  metal  i 
(lay.    The  Uumboldt  Klvcr  Mill  unil  Slinlnij  Co.  arc  preparhiK  to  erccl  a  lliin  tO-staiii)i  n  Jll  iitur  Uun  Ulcn. 


'Thci 


1 

NEVADA. 

QUARTZ    MILLS.                                      188* 

ll 

TABLE  OF  QUARTZ  MILT-S— Continued. 

Locntlon. 

Kamc  of  Mill. 

09 

r 

66 

16 

15 

5 

12 

6 

8 

6 

18 

10 

6 

16 

20 

15 

20 

15 

10 

20 

16 

10 

'26' 
15 
20 

» 

1? 

'"2' 

1 

.  .  .  . 

.... 

? 

Cost 

PrcEent  Occupants. 

a. 

LYON  CO. — continued, 
Dayton 

Imperial,  No.  1 

s  &  w 
water 
Ktoam 
water 
steam 
water 
steam 
water 
steam 

water 

steam 

II 

u 

tt 

water 
steam 

II 
water 

Blenm 

S 

170,000 

40,000 

85,000 

6,000 

26,000 

7,600 

8,000 

6,000 

40,000 

25,000 

7,000 

40,000 

40,000 

35,000 

46,000 

35,000 

10,000 

60,000 

26,000 

25,000 

3,500 

1,500 

85,000 

45,000 

50,000 

.1.000 

Silver 

i( 
(1 
It 
11 
II 
14 
II 
11 
II 
11 
II 

n 
u 
(1 
II 
11 
II 
tt 
11 

11 

11 

Silver 

11 
11 
ll 

II 
11 

U 
ll 

Sliver 

11 

11 

II 
II 

Silver 

41 
tl 
ii 

ll 

II 
II 
l( 
II 
II 

14 
11 
II 
14 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 

Imperial  G.  and  S.  M.  Co. 
II          II          II 

Bank  of  California. 
D.  L.  Smith. 
Apple  M.  Jt  M.  Co. 
Cole  &  Co. 
Palmer  &  Flood. 
R.  T.  Mullin. 
K  McLean. 
Briggs  ft  Co. 
Hirsiiman  &  Mayo. 
J.  C.  Corey  &  Co. 
II          II 

Woodruir,Hunt&  Moore. 
Bank  of  Ci'.;iforn<«. 
Wcstoa  a,  Co. 
II          II 

Bacon  M.  and  M.  Co. 

Henry  &  Co. 

N.  Y.  &  Nevada  M.  Co. 

1 

*« 

Im))ei'ial.  No.  2 

' 

dCo. 
1.  Co. 
L  Co. 

n 

Metallurgical  Works. . . 
Smiths 

1861 
1865 

ll 

GoldCaBon 

Atlanta 

.  •  .  • 

II        II 

Bartolo 

18a3 

1 

K                11 

Eagle • 

1 

II               II 

1862 
1861 

1 

II               II 

Excels-or 

1 

Uirshmans 

1 

I'hoenix,  No.  1 

1861 
1862 
1861 
18C2 
1862 
1862 
1863 
1861 

isei 

1861 
1861 

1805 

1 

1 

M                    II 
II                    II 

Phoenix,  No.  2 

Sacramento 

ll                    1* 

II                    t* 
tl                    It 

Swanpca 

1  1 

Weston,  No.  1 

Weston,  No.  2. 

Silver  City. 

Bacon 

:>i.Co. 

II        II 
II        II 
II         II 
ti        ll 
11        II 

ii             II 
11             II 

Devil's  Gate 

Kelseys 

Knickerbocker,  No.  1. . 
Knickerbocker.  No.  2.. 
New  York  &  Neviula.. . 

N.  Y.  and  Nevada  iL  Co. 
I'ioneer  t^.  M.  Co. 
Joseph  Trench. 

W.  T.  Jones. 
New  York  Co. 

M.''o.    ■' 

Trcnchs 

NYB  COUNTY. 
Kllsworth 

Mammoth 

Atlantic  &  I'licilic 

lono 

18661  10 

ll      ! 

'•     iso.iloo 
"      .w.ooo 
■I      KKi.nno 

1866 

20 
10 
10 
40 
3 
10 
10 

11 

[M.  Co. 
p  M.  and 

1866 
1866 

Murphy  &  Co. 
Hughes  &  Co. 
U.  E.  Uuell  &  Co. 
(ircat  Salt  Basin  Co. 
N.  Y.  and  S.  I'cak  M.  Co. 

Isaac  Ralley. 
Merrimac  Mill  Co. 
Santiago  Mill  Co. 
1'.  Froihingham. 
Bank  of  California. 
Harrii  .jton  ft,  Beach. 
Mexican  M.  .!nd  M.  Co. 
Yell.  Jacket  li'.  &  M.  Co. 

Payne  &  Co 
Rigby  &  Co. 
J.  B.  Haggin. 
L.  S.  Bowers.        [others. 
N.  Y.  and  Nev.  M.  Co.  and 
Crown  Pt.G   &  S.  M.Co. 
Wheeler  &  Douglass. 
^Kclipse  JI.  and  M.  Co, 
Kniuire  M.  and  M.  Co. 
Cold  Hill  q.  M.  &  M.  Co. 
Parke  Brothers. 
ImporialG.fcS.  51.  Co. 
Glasier,  Rule  &  O'Neal. 
Land,  Skac  &  Co. 
J.  L.  &  A.  L.  Greeley, 
ilcnning.  Trench  ft  Co. 
Khode  Island  O.  M.  Co. 
Sapphire  Q.  M.  fc  M.  Co. 
C.  C.  Stewnsou. 
Succor  M.  Co. 
William  Kidd. 
Dickinson  &  Lent. 

Oohir  Canon 

Murnliv  Co 

II 
II 

tt 

wotcr 

II 
II 
II 

8  &  W 
II 

steam 

175,000 
.3,500 
7S.000 
60,000 
60,000 
20,000 

26,C>,) 

88,000 

60,000 

22,000 

8,000 

6,000 

100,000 

200,000 

"mm 

26,000 
85,000 
100,000 
40,000 

4o,a)o 

40,000 
60,000 
75.000 
30,000 
80,000 
75.000 
60,000 
120,000 

80,co;i 

60,000 
100.000 
40.000 
10,000 
60,000 
25.000 
76,000 
86.000 

wiooo 

SRonn 

Hed  Mountain 

U(»d  Mountain 

Silver  Hend 

Silver  Teak 

tircatSalt  Uatin  ('o.... 
N.  Y.  *  Silver  Teak... . 

1864 

1 
* 

tc  Co. 
)rnia. 

Irfclimaf. 
M.Co. 

ll 

Co. 

•(         11 

Washington 

VVatihinirtun 

1864 

6 

8 
20 
24 
16 
16 

8 
44 
40 

16 
23 
10 
16 
20 
16 

8 
10 
15 
10 
14 
10 
44 
16 
SO 
16 
20 
25 
16 

8 
20 
14 
13 
10 

6 
21 
16 

'  *  *  * 

ORMSHY  COUNTY. 

Carson  Uiver. 

Brunswick 

41                   II 

li              ll 

Santiago 

II          II 

Vivian 

Car  on 

Sierra  

'^.njr.rjCity 

II 

Yellow  Jacket 



I                -iV  V  COUNTY.* 

-^^'-^^■'^  -ity 

jGoM  '■:' 

Atwood 

Hay  State 

Uipbvs 

.... 

Atlan 

i  "     '* 

•.        ll 
ll          II 
11          II 

('Omet 

(^rown  Point 

11          11 

Kclipse 

1     II          11 
1     II          11 

Gold  liill    

'    l(          II 

(iranite 

II          t* 

II          11 

II        II 
II        11 

raciflc 

11          fl 

IHuto 

ll        II 

Rhode  Islftid 

1  '*     "  

M       "             "     

Stovcnsous 

rpc.i 

.5.  Si-  • 

i&Co. 

i   '    " 

^  'liruihia 

Succor 

Union 

Central 

■      "     

A.  Dcland 

0. 

1      " 

Desert 

B.  F.  Hastings  ti  Co. 
Empire  M.  auU  M  Co. 

rornia._^ 

1      '• 

1      ■• 

■  - 

,          — w,         »» 

of 

metal 

m                         *  Tlic  vn 

uo  of  the  inlllii  and  machin 

cry  of  Storey  County  li  estimated  at  $3,500,000. 

Am 


i 


Hi 


mt\ 


h  ■ 


134* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 


TAULE  OF  QUARTZ  MILLS.— Concluded. 


Location. 

Name  of  Mill. 

It 

is 

80 
8 
20 
13 
22 
10 
20 
16 
18 

60 
72 
20 
16 
20 
20 
10 
24 
16 
24 

— 
.... 

4 

n 

ri 

steam 
II 

II 
II 
11 
II 
II 
II 
11 

«  &  w 
steam 
8  &  w 

" 
water 
a  fc  w 
steam 

B  &  w 

i( 

Coat. 

» 

960.000 

40,000 

en,ooo 
20.000 
50.000 
25.000 
60,000 
35,000 
80,000 

250,000 

500,000 
80,000 
76,000 

100,000 
80.000 
60.000 

100,000 
76,000 

110,000 

Si 

FrcBcnt  Occupants. 

ftTORKY  co.-^ontinued. 

Gould  &  Currv 

Silver 

u 
t( 
II 
II 
II 
tt 
(1 

4* 

SilTcr 

Gould  k  Curry  S.  M.  Co. 
J.  C.  Clarke. 

Hoosior  State 

^t 

Charles  Land. 

n 

Davis  &  McCurdy. 
Ogdon,  Corev  &  Co. 
Kodgers  8.  M.  Co. 
.Summit  Mill  Co. 

it 

11 

n 

Summit 

a 

Bassett  k  Vo. 

it      

Winfleld 

L.  A.  Booth. 

WASHOE  COUKTr, 

DallB 

.1.  D»II  A  Co 

Onhlr 

rloasaut  Valloy... 
II          II 

Ophir 

"      l«»nhir  M.  .t  M.  To. 

Nnpa 

II 

i( 

11 
it 
II 
II 
1. 

"''ipclic 

W.  C.  Wallace. 

Truckeo  Meadows. .     . 

hCo 

W.  C.  G.  &  S.  M.  Co. 

L.  Tevis. 

'•          VH 

L  Mason.              [M.  Co. 
N.  Y.  »t  Nevada  U.  &  S 

11 

II 

MinD(*8otA 

' 

Savage  M.  A  BI  Co. 
N.  Y.it  W.HI.  4  M.  Co. 

II 

CANALS  AND  WATER  DITCHES. 

In  addition  to  those  enumerated  in  the  followinfjf  table,  tiiere  are  numerous  irrignting  ditches  and 
several  important  works  now  being  constrncted.  The  Humboldt  Canal  will,  when  completed,  furnish 
power  for  a  large  number  of  mills,  and  sutficieut  water  to  irrigate  the  agriunltural  districts  in  its  imme- 
diate vicinity,  and  the  Summit  Lake  and  Virginia  Aqueduct  Co.,  with  a  ca|iltul  of  $°.*,0()l),000,  propose 
conveying;  the  waters  of  Summit  Lake  a  distance  of  thii ty  miles,  supplying  the  cities  of  Carson,  Silver 
City,  Gold  Ilill,  and  Virginia  City  with  an  abundance  of  water  for  mining,  agricultural,  and  municipal 
purposes. 

TAULK  OF  CANAl  S  AND  WATER  DITCHES, 

For  Mining  Purposes  in  the  State,  with  the  Location,  Source  of  Water,  Length,  Cost,  etc.,  of  each. 


Name  of  Ditch. 


nOUOI.AS   COUNTY. 

Clear  Creek 

I.YO!«   COU.NTY. 

liirdsall  &.  Carpenter... 

UK.MSHY  COUNTY. 

Mexican 

WASHOE   COITNTY. 

English f 

Truokee 

Washoe 


Source  of  Water. 


Clear  Creek  . . . . 
Carson  River  . . . 
Carson  River . .. 

Trnckee  River . . 

II  11 

SteanH>oat  Creek 


^3 


20 


Coat.* 


Numo  of  Owner. 


A.  W.  Pray  &  Co. 
Hirdsall  Sc  Carpenter. 
Mexican  M.  &.  M.  Co. 


$10,000  Washoe  M.  C.  O.  &.  S.  M.  Co. 
4O,O00iTriickee  Dilch  Co. 
10,0001  Washoe  Milling  &,  Manuf  Co. 


AOHICULTURAL. 


Land. — The  umnunt  of  lar.d  in  the  connties  of 
Churchill,  Humboldt,  Ltini'ei  and  Nye,  Hduiited  to 
iigricultiiiiil  and  grazing  purposes,  is '■.'27, 000  acres. 
Under  cultivation  in  Hun\l>oldt,  Lander,  Lyon, 
Nve  and  Wimhoe,  nearly  22,0110  aci-cs.  "  Many 
millions  of  acres  of  lard  in  this  Slate  now  compar- 
atively worthless,  would  be  valuable  if  irrigated, 
and  several  hundred  thousand  acres  of  e<wanip  and 
overflowed  land  might  be  reclaimed  by  a  proper 
system  of  drainage." 

Products,— The  different  cerools  are  prodnred 


in  abundanro  in  several  counties.  In  DoukIh8,| 
HumbohU  and  Nye  counties  good  crops  have  beciil 
raised,  the  wheat  averaging  tliirty  bushels  uikII 
barley  forty  bushels  per  acre.  The  amount  of  liay[ 
cut  in  1 805 'is  estimated  at  100,000  tons.  A  sutficieiill 
amount  of  vegetables  is  raised  for  home  consuniiif 
tion,  and  the~(M)lato  crop  has  been  more  than  tliej 
average  yield  in  other  States,  and  of  an  excelleiit| 
quality. 

Live  Stuck,  18&5.— Horses,  :<,900;  Mules,  650| 
Cattle,  10,650;  Sheep,  5,6U0;  Swine,  750. 


There  io  lui 
I  power  nseu  ih 
I  has  made  arrai 


The  demand ; 
I  ment.  The  nu 
I  five  by  water,  t 
I  aggregate  capac 

With  the  Loca 
I'Ocatlon. 


I  „,   """"LAS  cot 

I  Clear  Creek 

I     **         II 

I  Carson  Valley 
jE.F.  Carson  l{iv, 
!I.«keTahoe.... 
1  Oenoa 


I       KSMERALDA   COI 

I  Sweetwater  . . 

I 

!  LANDER  COUNI 

!  Keese  River  Valle 
I     "         "         It 

iSmoky  Valley  ... 

'  NYE   COUNT] 

I  Reese  River  Valle 


OHMsnv  COU.M 
Clear  Ci<  ek  . . 
Kmpire  City . . 


I  WASHOE   COUN- 

I  Hrown's  Creek  . . 

!  **  it 

(Thomas  Cafion..'.! 

**  11 

'Truckee  River 
I  Washoe.. 


I    State   Debt.— 1 
'«"!".    Of  this  umo, 
j  The  balance  in  the 
year  from  all  source 
"JI  the  different  fun 


The  Legislature  v, 
A  most  thorough  syj 
i»  found,  free  schooW 
liige,  and  the  cause] 


Katlmuted. 


mmmm 


i.  M.  Co. 
iiimf.  (>  I 


Douulas, 
mvo  been 
»hel8  liinl 
lilt  of  Imy 
.  Biitficieiil 

coiiBumi" 
.  tlian  tlie 
1  excelleui 


ules,  650 


NBVADA, 


ORIST    MILLS — SCHOOLS. 


136* 


GRTST  MILLS— FLOUR. 

There  if  )>nt  one  Griet  Mill  in  the  State.  It  is  located  near  Genoa,  and  owned  by  W.  M.  Carey.  The 
power  nsea  it.  water,  run  of  etone  fonr,  and  the  value  estimated  at  $8,000.  John  W.  Varney,  of  Austin, 
has  made  arrangements  for  the  erection  of  an  extensive  mill  at  that  place. 


SAW  MILLS— LUMBER. 

The  demand  for  lumber  for  mining  and  building  purposes  renders  its  manufacture  a  profitable  employ- 
ment. The  number  of  saw  mills  in  operation  is  twenty-one,  of  which  fourteen  are  propelled  by  steam, 
five  by  water,  and  two  by  steam  and  water.  The  value  of  these  mills  is  estimated  at  $150,000,  and  the 
aggregate  capacity,  per  day,  is  about  180,000  feet. 

TAHLE  OP  SAW  MILLS, 
With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Number  of  Saws,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


DOUOLAS   COUNTV. 

Clear  Creek 


Carson  Valley 

E.  V.  Carson  River. 

liakeTahoe 

Genoa 


I 


!       KSMERALDA    COUNTY. 

I  Sweetwater 


LANDER  COUNTY. 


i  Reese  River  Valley. 

i     i(         ,(         t( 

J  Smoky  Valley 


I  NTE   COUNTY, 

i  Reese  River  Vallev- 


OHHSnY   COUNTY. 

;  Clear  Cr<  ek 

Empire  City 

■  WASHOK    COUNTY. 

I  Brown's  Creek 


I  Thomas  Canon. 


'Truckee  River 

I  Washoe 


Name  of  SI  ill. 


ShaelTer  &  Co.. 

Snmmit 

Shed 

Youngs 

I'l-ays 

Sierra  Co 

White  &  Chase . 


Greens 


Hawes 

Hei<berger&  Howell, 
Stone  bergcrij 


Mt.  Hope. 
Mountain . 


Monitor 

Uuesell  Si,  Co. 


Mncfarlands [gcr. 

Prince,  Brown  &  Ea 

Culdwells 

Thomas 

Eastmans 

Knox  &  Co 


No. 
Sawn, 


(Capacity— 
Ft.pcriiay. 


8,000 
8,000 
5,000 
8,000 
10,000 
8,000 
5,000 


6,000 


Power. 

steam. 

ti 

water. 

(( 

steam, 
water. 

water. 


8,000  steam. 
8,000      " 
8,000 


6.000  steam. 

6.0001  " 


10,000,  steam. 
20,000!b.&.w, 


10,000 
15,0110 
8,000 
8,000 
8,000 
5,000 


steam. 


8,&  w. 

steam. 


Cost.* 


$5,000 
5,000 


6,000 

10,000 

6.000 

5,000 


6,000 


6,000 
6,000 
6,000 


6,000 
6,000 


3,000 
10,000 


lo.ono 

15,000 
6,000 
7,000 
7.000 
5,000 


Frcaent  Occupants. 


ShnefTer  &  Co. 
Elliott  Bros. 


J.  V,  N.  Young. 
A.  W.  Pray. 
Sierra  Co. 
White  &,  Chase. 


George  A.  Green. 


II.  L.  Hawes. 
Uesbei'ger  &  Howell. 
A.  Stoneberger. 


Hendrie  &.  Co. 
Berlschi  &  Steiuer. 


Jones  &  Denton. 
J.  C.  Russell  Sc  Co. 


Mncfarland  &  Co. 
Prince, Urown  &  Eager, 
Caldwell  &  Co. 
J.  Thomas. 
Eastman  Si.  Co. 
Knox  tt,  Co. 


I  FINANCES— STATE  DEBT. 

'  State  Debt. — The  State  debt,  exclusive  of  Territorial  liabilities  assumed,  approximates  $278,000  in 
I  coin.  Of  this  amount  there  will  be  due,  February  Ist,  1867,  $218,000,  and  of  floating  debt,  $60,000- 
I  The  balance  in  the  treasury,  January  1st,  1866,  was  $51,000.  The  total  receipts  during  the  lest  fiscal 
year  from  all  sources,  were  $4'.'5,00().  The  total  disbursements  were  $320,000.  The  buhince  on  hand,  in 
all  the  different  funds,  is  about  $156,000,  mostly  in  currency.    (Governor's  Message,  1866-7.) 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

The  Legislature  of  the  State  has  made  the  most  liberal  provision  for  the  support  of  the  public  schools, 
A  most  thorough  system  of  education  has  been  inaugurated,  and  wherever  a  sufficient  number  of  pupils 
ii  found,  free  schools  are  in  successful  operation.  The  average  attendance  of  the  pupils  is  commendably 
lurge,  and  the  cause  of  education  generally  is  in  a  highly  prosperous  condition. 


*  Estimated. 


ii 


186* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


LIBUARIES. 
The  State  Library  at  Cureon  City  contains  4,721  volumen,  of  wliich  2,20D  are  of  law,  and  2,512  of  a 
miscellaneoiiB  characier.    The  increase  in  186(>  was  1,432  volumes.    Tbe  rapidity  with  which  this  library 
has  accumulated,  and  the  number  and  importance  of  the  works  contained  therein,  reflect  great  credit 
upon  the  State. 

LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS 
Published  in  Nevada,  with  tlie  Locality  and  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc.,  etc. 


COUNTY. 


Esmeralda 
Humboldt . 
lender . . . 
Ormsby  .. 
Storey"  — 

4t 
ll 

Washoe  . . , 


.  Kamc. 


Union 

Register 

Reese  River  Reveille 

Appeal 

Enterprise 

News 

Trespass 

Eastern  Slope 


Locality  of  Publl 
cutlon. 

Aurora 

Union  ville 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Virginia  City  . .. 

Oold  Hill 

Virginia  City  . . . 
Washoe  City 


When  Issued. 


Weekly 

t4 

Daily  .. 

11 
ii 
it 
11 

Weekly 


Vol, 


Publishers. 


McClintock  Sc  Avard. 
W.  J.  Forbes. 
.1.  D.  Fairchild  &  Co. 
Robinson  &  Mighels. 
J.  T.  Goodman. 
Philip  Lvnch. 
W.  J.  Forbes. 
J.  C.  Lewis. 


TABLE 

Exhibiting  the  County  Seats  of  the  diflereiit  Counties,  Estimated  Population  1863,  Vote  1S65  and  18(jn,ctc'. 


COUNTIES. 


Churchill.. 
Douglas... 
Esmeralda . 
Humboldt . 

Lander 

'Lincoln .. 

Lvon 

Nye 

Ormsby  . . . 
*Roop  .... 

Storey 

Waslioe . . . 


County  Seats. 


La  Plata  . . 

Genoa 

Aui'orn . . . . 
Unionvillc. 
Austin 


Dayton 

lone 

Carson  City. 


Totals . 


Virginia  City 

Washoe  City 


Estimated 
Pop.  1863. 


l/iOO 
4,01)0 

4,rm 

6,500 


3,500 
'3,566" 


18,000 


45,000 


Vatc,  IMS. 


J  28 
20(i 
216 
143 
85.'> 


401 

87 

495 


2,712 

429 


5,672 


Vote,  lRfi«. 


UlaMlel, 
17nlon. 


273 
208 
192 
780 


474 
281 
460 


1,718 
628 


5.126 


Wliuors, 
Deni. 


107 
70 
122 
115 
758 


284 
246 
279 


1,56'< 
540 


4,106 


Vatnatlnn  of 
Prop.  1H6J. 


|335,76K 

1,029,849 

845,498 

385,460 

2,154,994 


2,581,765 

I!tO,206 

1,995,792 


6,924,483 
2,254,461 


$18,698,27 


At  the  Presidential  Election  iu  1864,  tbe  total  vote  was  16,420,  of  which  Lincoln  received  9,826  votes 
and  McClellau  6,594.    Union  majority,  3,232. 

PRODUCT  OF  THE  MINES  FOR  1865  AND  1866.t 


1866. 

January 

February  . . , 

March 

April 

May 

Juno 

July 

August 

Scptoml>cr... 

October 

November, . . 
December. . . 

Totals  . . . . 


Gold  Hill. 


Virginia.  Totals. 


9263.602  89  i 
229,866  24 
285,486  681 
150,102  46; 
197,802  30: 
246,726  02! 
260,001  69  i 
314,808  081 
899,013  991 
496,165  00 1 
408,307  90 
864,426  00 


«940,162  13 

1,033.866  89 

1,164,849  76 

1,191,172  00 

1,012,486  59 

694,266  11 

611.127  57 

650,780  78 

492,203  79 

647,866  68 

539,217  76 

619,456  28 


•1,193,765 

1,263,712 

1,390,335 

1,341,274 

1,210,237 

940,981 

771,129 

8(i5,639 

891,817 

1,043,530 

947,525 

978,880 


1866. 


January . ... 

February . . . 

March 

April 

.May 

June 

July 

August 

September . . 

October 

66  iNovember . . 
28  .December. . . 


Gold  Hill. 


Virginia. 


»3,646,897  69 1  «9,286,822  24  »12.S33,719  88  I    Totals . 


9482,044  28 i 
476,491  63 
490,123  89; 
413,177  111 
662.074  83 
673,111  40i 
673,386  93 
672,690  14! 
700,940  83 
726,464  08; 
613.770  02I 
606,984  70 


f620,177  20 
492,322  91 
706.210  33 
646,987  51 
>)48,776  71 
6(8,938  70 
595,503  77 
779,276  69 
643,963  97 
686,517  23 
789,512  80 
786,438  96 


Totals.      I 


$7,100,268  001 87,807,626  18  914,907,894 18 


8962,221  48 
967,814  54  1 
1,196,834  22 ' 
1,060,164  68 
1.210,861  64 
1,236,050  10 
1,268,889  70 : 
1,451,966  73 
1,844,904  30 
1.412.981  31 
1.363,291  92 
1,463,423  66 


The  above  are  the  amounts  shipped  through  Wells,  Fargo  &.  Co.  for  the  years  1865  and  1866.  There 
should  ba  added  to  the  figures  of  the  year  1866,  au  a  part  of  the  product  of  the  year,  thtt  following  as  the 
yield  of  the  districts  not  included  in  the  table,  viz :  From  Carson  City,  $341,366 ;  Reese  River,  $100,587 ; 
Anront,  $171,534 ;  and  by  other  parties  outside  of  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  $350,000,  together  making  an 
aggregate  of  $16,171,381  as  tbe  yield  of  the  entire  State. 


*  Not  organized. 

t  We  are  Indebted  to  the  "  Gold  Hill  News"  for  the  valuable  data  Included  In  this  table.— Cokpilbr. 


NAUE  ( 

George  E.  Coli 
./ohii  M.  Mnrpl 
Benjamin  H„„ 
RandiillH.  lie 
fclwood  Eviiiis. 
A.  W.  Moore  ., 
8.  N.  Woodiiift- 


Arth 


UP  A.  Denn 


LEGISLATIVE 

Clallam  and  Jeffei 
Pierce  and  Mh«,„ 
Tliui-8to„  and  Lew 
island,  Snohomish 

cilnian. 
King  and  Kitsap— 

KEPRESEN' 

Chehalis-Onc  niei 
Clallam— One 
Clarke— Thiw. 
Cowlitz  and  Wahk 
Island— One. 
JetTerson— Two. 
King— Two. 
hiisHp- Two. 
Khkitat  and  Yakini 


[Termof  ollicc 

CLA 

»«t0App't.  N„ 

Jiircd 

Henry 

CLA 

II.  L. 
Jay  D. 

Nuthaia 
JEFFl 
R.  F. 
Paul  K 
Henry 
Jaiiies  . 
J.  Paul 
J.J.H. 
KINl 

Edwin 
G.F.  W 

KITS 

SnniucI 
^Fred.  1) 

Il'ms'or'r"  "^Ju-Hcliu 
jUko,  place  on  II  c  first 
I  "y  of  members,  «6  per 


There 
ig  ae  the  | 


WASHINGTON     TERRITORY.        OFFICER! 


187* 


WASHINGTON    TERRITORY. 

Capital,  Olympia. 

EXECVTIVB   AND  TERKITORIAL   OFFICERS.* 


NAME  OF  INCUMHENT. 


Office. 


Oeorgo  E.  Cole :  Governor , 

John  M.  Mnrphy 'Aiulitor 

Benjamin  HHrned iTreusurer  ...., 

Itandiill  H.  Hewitt Pnblic  Printer 


Elwood  Evung. 
A.  W.  Moore  ... 
S.  N.  Woodruff' . 


Secretiiry . 
Executive  Clerk 
Librarian 


Residence. 


Olympia. 


Term  Exp's. 


Salary. 


"       Jan.,lS(i8 


At  will...  $3,(100. 
Jan.,18(«.  $.m. 

CuminiHsionB 

Veen. 
At  will...  13,000. 

$l,i^OO. 

1300. 


DELEGATE  IN  CONGRESS. 


NAME  OF  IN'Cf-MBKNT. 


Arthur  A.  Dennv. 


Residence. 


Seattle. 


Tenn  Expires. 


March  3,  18tj7 


LEGISLATIVE  DISTRICTS,!  THK  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME,  AND  REPRESEN 

TATION  OF  EACH.— COUNCIL. 


Clallam  and  JeiTersoii— Elect  one  Coiincilinan. 
Pierce  and  MaHon — Elect  one  Conncilniun. 
Thurston  and  Lewis — Elect  one  Cuuncilnnin. 
Uland,  Snolionii(ih,und  Whatcom— Elect  one  Coun- 
cilman. 
King  and  Kilsap — Elect  one  Councilman. 

REPRESENTATIVE  DISTRICTS,  AND 

Cbehalis — One  member. 

Clallam— One. 

Clarke— Three. 

Cowlitz  and  Wahkiakum— One. 

Island — One. 

JeHerBon — Two. 

KinK— Two. 

Kit«ap — Two. 

Klikitnt  and  Yakima— One. 


Clarke,  Cnwlit/.,  Walikiaknm,  Cliehfllia,  and  Pacific 
— Elect  one  Councilman,  and  Clarke  with 
Klikilat  elecU  one  Councilman. 

Walla  Wulla — Elcct«  one  Councilman,  and  with 
Stevens  and  Yukinui  elects  one  Councilmuu. 


THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME. 
I  LewiH — One. 
jMawm — One. 
j  Pacific— One. 
I  Pierce— Two. 
I  Snohomish — One. 
I  Stevens — One. 
I  Thurston — Three. 
W'ulla  Walla— Five. 
I  Whatcom- One. 


NOTARIES  PU 

[Term  of  oflice,  three  years  from  date  of  connnission. 
CLALLAM  COUNTY. 
Date  App'U  Kiinie.  KcsUIcik-c. 

Jared  C.  Rrown Port  Anjfelos. 

Henry  A.  Webster. ..Neah  Bay. 

clarRe  county. 

H.  L.  Caples Vanconver. 

Jay  D.  Potter Vancouver. 

ISLAND  COUNTY. 
Nathaniel  D.Hill  ...Coupeville. 
JEFFERSON  COUNTY. 

B.  F.  Dennison Po>  ■■  Townsend. 

Paul  K.  Hiilibs Port  Tow naend. 

Henry  M.  McGill  . . .  Port  Townsend. 
Jame's  K.  Kennedy..  Port  Townsend. 
J.  Paul  JuHson ..."...  Port  Townsend. 
J.J.  H.VunBokkolen  Port  Townsend. 

KING  COUNTY. 
Edwin  Richardson  ..Scuttle. 
G.  F.  W  hitworth ....  Seattle. 

KITSAP  COUNTY. 
Snnuiel  F.  Coombs  ..Port  Madison. 
Fred.  Drew Teekalet. 


BLIC. 

Have  power  to  net  for  the  entire  Territory.) 
MASON  COUNTY. 
Date  App"t.              Name.  Residence. 

E.  A.  Wilson Union  City. 

PIERCE  COUNTY. 

Frank  ('lurk Steilacooin. 

\Vm.  H.  Wood Sleilucoom. 

E.  A.  Light Sleilucoom. 

SNOHOMISH  COUNTY. 

Jacob  D.  Fowler. ...Muckilteo. 

E.  C.  Ferguson Snohomish  City 

THURSTON  COUNTY. 
Andrew  J.  Moses  ...Olympia. 
N.  Crosby ,  jr Tumwuter. 

WALLA  WALLA  COUNTY. 

W.  W.  Jo'inson Walla  Walla. 

Sheldon  B  Fargo  ...Walla  Walla. 

E.  T.  Grn    Walla  Walla. 

Edward  I^  igent  — Walla  Walla. 

WHATCOM  COUNTY. 
Edward  Eldridge  ...Whatcom. 


.  •Forl.lit  of  Judicial  and  Revenue  Officers,  Terms  of  <'nlted  States  Courts,  etc.,  sec  pa,'  13;  Organization  and 
I  Terms  of  CourU.  iinRes  30-32:  I'.  S.  Officers  I'nclllc  Coas  ge  33;  Post  Offices  In  the  Terrlti.y,  pogo  27.  Election 
Itikcs  place  on  llic  flrst  Monday  In  June,  1H67, and  cvci       ■  >  years  therenftcr. 

I   tTlic  sosHlons  of  the  Legislature  arc  held  biennially.  uaof  Councllraen,  six  years ;  Representatives,  two  yeart. 

I  I'ay  of  members,  96  per  day . 


la- 


!  '    m 


138* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTOEY. 


COMMISSIONERS   OV   DEBD8. 
[Commission  at  the  pleasure  of  the  Governor.] 


Date  App't. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Name.  Ucsldencc. 

Eiiifciie  Dnpr<5 Mtirysville. 

W.  H.  Lalliinn,  Jr...MuryHville. 

Win.  (}.  KiiKlish Sacrameiito. 

\V.  VV.  Prioe Siicraniento. 

P.  B.  Cornwall Sim  Francisco. 

V.  J.  Tliibault San  Francisco. 

H.  U.  Coiiffilon  San  Francisco. 

William L.  Hig)rinB..Siui  Francisco. 

F.  C.  Andrew. Stockton. 

ILLINOIS. 

J.  n.  Bradwell Chicago. 

riiilip  A.  Hoyne (,'bicago. 

John  W.  Mu^ill Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Wm.  T.  Wiley Indianapolis. 

LOUISIANA. 

DeWitt  C.  Jones Uayou  Sara. 

MAINE. 

James  O'Donell Portland. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
George  T.  Angell . . .  Boston. 
Belli.  II.  Currier Boston. 

G.  tdward  Rice  ....Boston. 
Oliver  Stevens Boston. 

MISSOURL 

James  B.  Gogg St.  Louis. 

NEW  YORK. 

J.  R.  Pomerov Brooklyn. 

John  W.  Mcdill  ....Buttalo. 


Dato  App't  Name.  Ruslilcnco. 

Horace  Andrews New  York. 

Edward  Bisscll New  York. 

E.  F.  Do  Selding....New  York. 

Gordon  L.  Ford New  York. 

Oliver  Holden New  York. 

John  Livingston New  York. 

Charles  Netlleton  . . .  New  York. 

J.  B.  Nones New  York. 

W.  J.  Sinclair New  York. 

OREGON. 

Amory  HoUirook Oregon  City. 

B.  F  'Goodwin Portland. 

I).  W.  Williams Portland. 

Chester  N.  Terry ....  Sulom. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

D.  D.  Birnev Philadelphia. 

Arthur  M.  Burton . . .  Philadelphia. 

John  II.  Frick Philadelphia. 

Benj.  F.  Blood Pittsburg. 

RHODE  ISLAND. 

Henry  Martin  Providence. 

TENNESSEE. 
John  H.  Harrison  . . .  Memphis. 

VIRGINIA. 
Alex.  B.  Gingon  ....Richmond.  ' 
DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

John  F.  Callan Washington. 

N.  Ciiliuii Washington. 

Charles  De  Selding-. Washington. 
Charles  Walter Wushingtou. 


AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 
Tbo  Territory  of  Washington  lies  between  45°  33'  and  19^  north  latitude,  and  between  116^  56'  and 
124°  43'  west  longitude,  and  occupies  the  extreme  northwestern  portion  of  the  domain  of  the  United  States 
of  North  America.  It  is  about  330  miles  east  to  west,  and  '.Ki5  miles  north  to  south,  and  its  area  is  estimated 
at  70,000  square  miles.  According  to  the  eighth  census,  taken  in  1860,  381,289  acres  of  this  was  unim- 
proved claimed,  and  81,8(>9  acres  of  land  under  cultivation,  producing  large  crops  of  wheat,  oats,  barley, 
Indian  corn,  potatoes,  and  other  staples.  Although  the  general  cburaeter  of  the  country  is  mountuiuous  and 
broken,  the  Territory  abounds  in  numerous  well  watered  valleys  of  prairie  and  timbered  lands,  the  soil  of 
which  is  capable  of  producing  abundant  crops,  as  well  as  affording  a  wide  range  M  the  grazinir  of  stock, 
of  which  the  enterpiising  wool-growers  of  this  region  have  taken  advantage.  The  rich  mineral  discoveries 
which  have  attracted  a  large  population  to  the  region  north  of  this,  have  opened  up  a  proHtable  market  for 
all  that  is  produced  here.  Various  mineral  discoveries  have  been  made  in  ditferent  parts  of  the  Territory  -, 
but  the  extensive  coal  deposits  at  Bellingham  Bay,  from  which  large  quantities  of  a  good  article  are 
shipped  to  San  Francisco,  comprise  the  only  mines  worked  to  any  considerable  extent;  valuable  coal 
seams  exist  the  entire  length  of  Puget  Sound.  The  vast  forests  of  the  finest  timber,  for  ship  buildiii); 
and  other  purposes,  existing  here,  give  to  this  region  its  greatest  value.  "  The  tinest  spar  and  mast 
timbers  to  be  found  in  the  world,"  says  one  well  qualifled  by  position  and  experience  to  speak 
knowingly  in  the  premises,  "  is  here  grown  and  shipped  to  all  quarters  of  the  globe."  The 
superiority  of  the  lumber  shipped  from  Puget  Sound  and  other  points  of  this  Territory  to  the  San 
Francisco  market,  is  generally  acknowledged.  Fine  harbors,  easily  accessible  and  unsurpassed  for 
capacity  and  safety,  exist  along  this  portion  of  the  coast.  The  annual  manufacture  of  lumber  on  Puget 
Sound  exceeds  130,000,000  feet,  33,000,000  laths,  over  30,000,000  shingles,  150,000,000  feet  of  piles,  3,000 
spars,  and  a  number  of  ship  knees.  There  is  also  an  extensive  trade  in  cattle  and  domestic  produce  from 
the  Territory  to  Vancouver  and  the  British  Colonies,  amounting  to  nearly  $1,500,000  annually.  The 
fisheries  of  Puget  Sound,  in  ood,  salmon,  herring,  and  halibut,  are  rapidly  assuming  great  importance, 
besides  the  trade  in  whale  oil  and  llsh  oil,  which  is  confined  as  yet  mostly  to  Indians.  '  The  United  States 
have  made  reservations  for  military  and  naval  purposes,  at  Point  Wilson  and  other  places  near  Port 
Townsend  and  at  Point  Defiance,  forty  miles  up  Puget  Sound. 


PaoDUi 

I  ritory  -.  Li 

I  86,81!)  hui 

l>utter,  15J 

LiVK  St 


With  the  r 


Loc 

I  tolumbiu  Ri 
'  Salmon  Crec 

I  „       'Sr.AND 

I  Penns  Cove. . 

,  KING   C( 

I  Seattle  . . 

KITSAP  c 

I  Teekulet 

LEWIS  C( 

'  Huquato 

Willopa  Vullej 
I  thambers  Ciee 


STKVKNs   Cf 


ey 


Colville  Vuil 


THi;nsTON 
Tumwiiter.  . . 
I  Upper  Turn  Watt 

>Valla  Walla. 


vakima'cou 
^kmia  ReservHl 


With  the  ; 


location. 
CLARKE  c^ 

JtolumbiaKiver. 


Creek . 


llUdy'""^"'"' 


WASHINGTON    TERRITORY.        GRISTMILLS. 


139* 


AGRICULTURE. 

Pboducts.— Tlie  census  of  1860  gives  the  following  statistics  of  the  agricultural  resources  of  this  Ter- 
ritory :  Land,  unimproved  in  furnis  or  clnims,  284,28!)  acres ;  improved,  81,869  acres.  Wheat  produced, 
86,219  Uuiihels ;  oats,  134,334  bushels ;  com,  4,712  bushels ;  potatoes,  153,594  bushels ;  buy,  4,850  tons ; 
butter,  153,092  pounds;  wool,  19,819  pounds. 

LivK  Stock,  1860  —Horses, 4,772 ;  cows,  oxen,  and  other  cattle,  28,459 ;  sheep,  10,157. 


TABLE  OF  GRIST  MILLS, 
With  the  Locution,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,. the  Capiicity  per  Day,  Power  Used,  Cost  or  Valoation,  and 

Occupant's  Name  of  eucb. 


Location. 


Knmo  of  Milt. 


CI.AHKK   COfNTY. 

Columbia  River JHexters 

Loves 
Salmon  Creek 


No.riin 
stuiio. 


ISLAND   COU.NTY. 

Penns  Cove , 


KINO   COUNTY. 

Seattle 


KITSAP   COUNTY. 

Teekalet 


I.KWIS  COUNTY. 

Claquato 


PACIFIC   COUNTY. 

Willopa  Valley 


PIKHCK    COUNTV 

Chambers  Creek 


Mailettes. 
Buzbys. . . 
Seattle  ... 
Kitsap  ... 
Davis  — 
Giesys  . . . 


Birds 

;  Chambers  . 


.STKVKNS   COUNTY. 

Colville  Valley iFulcon 

"  "  ' ;  Hudson  Buy  Co. 

"     iPen  d'Oreille... 


THURSTON    COUNTY. 

TumwHter Lincoln 

UpperTumwater iWard  &  Coulters.. 

WAMA  WAt.I.A  COUNTY. 

Walla  Walla 'Excelsior 

"  "     i  Frontier 

Ijock  &  Co.'s 


YAKIMA   COUNTY. 

Yakima  Reservation. 


PbcDuix  . 
Stiiiidard  . . . 
Washington 


Simcoe . 


1 


Capncltv 
pur  (lay. 


Ubls. 


Power 


water 


24 


40 
40 


30 
30 
30 


150 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


30 


steam. 


water, 


water. 


water. 


steam. 


water, 
steam. 


water. 


Oost 


93,000 


Proscnt  Occupants. 


6,000 
5,000 
6,000 


24,000 
6,000 


10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
30,000 
12,000 


5,000 


John  Hexter. 
Lewis  Love, 
A.  Marlette. 


James  Buzby. 
Yessler  &  Plummer. 
Puget  Mill  Co. 
L.  A.  Davis  &  Bro. 
Giesy  &  Co. 


J.  P.  Bird. 

T.  M.  Chambers. 


R.  II.  Douglass. 

G.  B.  Woiinacott. 

D.  H.  Ferguson  St,  Co. 


Crosebv  &  Co. 
vVard  &.  Coulter. 

■" 
l( 
t. 

■ 

Henry  P.  Isaacs. 
Amos  H.  Reynolds. 
Lock,  Long  '&  Gilbreth. 
Overholtzer  &  Jacobs. 
Ishain  T.  Reese. 
8.  M.  Waite. 

TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS, 
With  the  Locution,  Name,  Number  of  Saws,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


CLAKKG  COUNTY. 

Columbia  River 


Salmon  Creek . 


ISLAND   COUNTY. 

Utsakdy 


Kama  r."  Mill. 


Hexters . . 
Loves . . . . 
Marlettea . 


Utsalady 2 


No. 
Saws. 


Capacity— 
Kt.pcrilay. 


12  hours. 


Power. 


water. 


Coat. 


Present  Occupants. 


John  Hexter. 
Lewis  Love. 
A.  Marlette. 


35,000  steam.  $60,O00Grennan  Sc  Cranney 


Mfi 


140* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBSS  DIRGOTORT. 


Locution. 

Name  of  Mill. 

Xo. 

1 

7 
7 

2 
2 

7 

4 
15 

3 
15 

3 

1 

1 

1 

2 

1 
1 

1 

(Inpnclty— 
Kt.  pur  (lay. 

P^ncr. 

water. 

Hteam. 

11 

steam. 

11 

steam. 
11 
11 
11 
11 

water. 

water. 
11 

water. 
11 

water. 
11 

water. 

water. 
11 

11 

11 

Cost. 

Prcient  Occupuiit«. 

jKrrnusou  county. 
Cheiuiciim 

I'i  hour*. 
20,000 
40,000 
40,000 

25,000 
20,000 

40,000 
.'">0,000 
35,000 
40,000 
50,000 

5,000 

2,000 
3,000 

(5,000 
100,000 
100,000 

80,000 
20,000 

125.000 

150,000 

30,000 

80,000 

150,000 

10,000 

1,500 
2,000 

'12,666 

5,000 
10,000 

3,000 

F.  A.  WilKon. 

Port  Discovery 

Port  Ludlow 

Port  Discovery 

Port  Ludlow 

8.  L.  Muslick  Si  Co. 
Whitmoro. 

KI.VO  COUNTY. 

Preeport 

Pluinmer,  Phillips  Sc  Co 

Seatt  e 

Seatt  e 

LEWIS  COUNTY. 

Claquuto 

KITSAP    COUNTY. 

Port  Bliilielv 

Davis 

Port  niakely 

Port  MadiHo'n 

Port  Orclmrd 

Wushinutoii 

Puget  ^uiid  M.  Co.. 

Sherwoodfl  ..... .... 

L.  A.  Davis  &  Bros. 

Port  MiidiHon 

Meif{8  &  (lawley. 

Port  Urcliurd 

Seubeck 

VVasliiiiKtou  Mill  Co. 
Pope  Sl  Tulbot. 

Joseph  Sherwood. 

KhoiidoH  ^  Co. 

Teekalet 

MA8UN    COUNTY. 

Sherwood  Mills.  ........ 

PACIFIC  COUNTY. 

Palix  l{ivur 

Palix 

Willopa  Valley 

Willopa 

8.  Soule  &,  Co. 

PIERCK  COUNTY. 

Cliambcrs  Creek 

Hirdg 

J.  P.  Bird. 

NisQuulty  Buy 

IJuleh  4;  Webber.... 
DoiiirlnfiH 

12,000 

2,000 
0,0110 

4,000 

Balch  ii.  Webber 

STEVENS   COUNTY. 

Colville  Vallev 

Ilenrv  IjuHeiir. 

..           ..  ' 

Grovemmeut 

Tumwater 

George  Weaver. 
Ward  &  Coulter. 

THUIISTON   COUNTY. 

Tumwuter 

WALLA  WAI.LA  COUNTY. 

Coppei  Creek v 

MilCreek 

Co.\ 

r.iiiiktoii8 

8.  Linktoii. 

44                M 

Mill  Creek 

Touchet 

Vunter  &  Cox 

Vunter  i.V.  Cux. 

Wallu  Wulla 

ti        11 

"Oiassford  &  Shields. 
Whatcom  SI.  Co. '8.. 
Simcoe 

Glueeford  tt.  Shields. 

WHATCO.M   COUNTY. 

Whatcom 

2 

1 

4,000 
3.000 

water. 

8,000 

Henry  Roder. 
Waters  Carman. 

YAKIMA   COUNTY. 

Yakima  Uescrviition 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 
The  General  Government  has  donated  to  the  Territory  46,080  acres  of  unoccupied  land  for  the  endow- 
ment of  a  Territorial  University,  which,  it  is  estimated,  will  create  u  fund  of  not  less  than  |75,000.  The  Leg- 
islature of  1862  |)U88ednn  act  incorporating  a  Territorial  University,  and  providing  for  the  election  of  a  Board 
of  Regents  for  its  government.  The  university  is  located  at  Seattle,  and  is  in  a  highly  prosperous  con- 
dition, under  the  superintendency  of  G.  F.  Whitwortb.  Much  attention  has  been  paid  to  the  establish- 
ment of  district  schools  throughout  the  Territory.  The  General  Government  has  set  apart  two  sections  in 
each  townsliip,  or  one-eighteenth  of  the  public  land,  for  common  school  purposes.  The  amount  thus 
donated  to  this  Territory  is  eciuivalent  to  some  3,C00  square  miles  of  land. 

Statistics,  Pout  Townsend,  for  the  ye  au  ending  June  30, 1866. — Vessels  cleared  for  foreign  porta 
American,  207 — tannage,  28,783 ;  registered,  (of  course  not  including  licensed)  25— tunnage,  7,128  ;  for- 
eign, 69 — tunnage,  24,185.    Total,  vessels,  301— tunnage,  60,096. 

VesseU  entered  Foreign  and  Coatlwitc. — American,  231 — tunnage,  28,469;  coastwise,  20 — tunnage, 
9,278;  foreign,  72— tunnage,  23,440.    Total:  veBsels,323— tunnage,  61,187. 

Import*. — American  vessels,  value,  937,378 — duties,  $14,195;  foreign  vessels,  value,  $11,807 — duties, 
$8,406.    Total:  value, $49,185— duties,  $22,601. 

£xpor<«.— American  vessels,  value,  $247,008 ;  foreign,  $179,250.    Total,  $126,258. 


W/ 


•  rianlng  Mills. 


I  Showing  the  Couni 


COUNTIES. 

'  Chehalis. 

Clallam.. 

Clarke... 

Cowlitz  . . 

Island  ... 

Jefferson  . 

King 

Kitsap 

Klikltat .. 

I  Lewis 

j  'Mason... 

Pttciflc... 

I  Pierce 

I  Skamania. . 
Snohomish. 
tSpokane .. 

I  ^^Steveiis 

Thurston , 

Wahkiakum  '.'.'. L 

Walla  Wnlla....--"! 

Whatcom ■■■ji 

Yakima """'  i 

Totals 


The  receipts  of  the  din 
K)  ahotit  $ii,ooo,  for  ,i,j 


The  T 


erritorial  Libra 


I  of  literature.    S.  Wood 
Published  in  Washing 


j  COITNTY. 

I  ^"r'-. ::::::  i{':S 

;  ^VuIlaWaNa;;; ^^^ 

I     Natuiul  KesoukcesI 

i  '.""■  «°""f.V  has  cominenl 

''■om  Its  position,  and  it  isf 

ton  Territory  lying  hetwel 

andeaseoftransportutionj 
lor  clearing  its  forest  and  ( 

on  the  other  hand,  stretch] 
fertile  valleys  and  much  1 

which,  us  population  increl 
vast  field  to  American  entl 
one  which  nature  herself  J 
in  furnishing  mannlucturel 
"nsurpassed^by^portiof 

I  *  Formerly  Sawan 


;    ':    ( 


WASHINGTON   TERRITORY.      COUNTY   SEATS — NEWSPAPERS. 


141* 


TABLE 

Showing  the  Counties  nnd  County  Seata  of  the  Territory,  Mrith  the  Population  and  Vote  of  1863,  Vote 
of  1865,  and  Valuation  of  Real  and  PerBonal  Property,  1863. 


COUNTIES. 


County  8PBt, 


ChehaliH 

Clallam 

Clarke  

Cowlitz 

Inland 

ifeflerson 

KinK 

Kitdiip 

Klikitut 

Lewis 

"Mason 

Pacific 

Pierce 

Skamania 

Snohomish j  Snohomish  City. 

tSpoknne United  witli  Slev'sCo. 

{Stevens [Pinokney  City 

Thurston lOlympia 

Wahkiakum j  Catlilamct 

Wnlla  ^^'alla Walla  Wulhi 

Whatcom i  Whatcom 

Yakima |  Unorgunixed 


Monlesnno 

Now  I)unKeiie.ss . 

Vancouver 

Alonticello 

Coupeville 

Port  Townsend .. 

Seattle 

Port  Miidison.... 

Kockland 

('lannnto 

Oakhind 

Oysterville 

Sleilaroom 

Cascades . 


Totals 


Estltnntod 
poniiliulon 

im. 


2H5 
270 

2,384 
406 
2i)4 
531 
427 
544 
230 
384 
162 
420 

1,115 

2a'» 

77 
674 


1,507 

42 

1,017 


12,306 


Vote,  1863. 

55 
133 
334 

<I6 

103 

270 

173 

231 

64 

140 

55 

101 

201 

83 

6!) 

00 


343 
12 

500 
88 


Vote  of  imii. 
Denny  III.)    Tlllon  (I).) 


63 

95 

242 

66 

93 

245 

193 

258 

29 

72 

24 

78 

91 

62 

68 


45 

219 

6 

336 

66 


3,231 


i,351 


7 

42 

120 

30 

:>6 

23 

93 

5 


67 
40 


110 
28 
13 


141 

406 
12 


1,212 


Viiluatlon  of 
I'roperty,  18U3. 


$72,403 

57,708 
618,203 

12,504 
191,281 
241,854 
203,594 
463,796 
304,000 
220,088 

46,216 
101,533 
532,861 
219,443 

22,738 
142,174 


664,646 

6,300 

1,112,911 

148,268 


15,382,521 


FINANCES-UKCEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES. 

The  receipts  of  the  different  departments  of  the  Federal  ami  Territorial  governments  hnvecach  nmonnted 
to  ahout  $25,000,  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 18(>6,  and  the  expenditures  about  the  same  amount. 

LIimAKIES. 

Tlio  Territorial  Library,  at  Olympia,  contains  over  5,000  volumes  of  books,  in  the  different  departments 
of  literature.     S.  Woodrulf,  Librarian. 

LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS 
I'nblished  in  Washington  Territory,  with  the  Ijociility,  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc. 


COUNTY. 

Name. 

Locality  of  Publi- 
viitiim. 

Vancouver 

Seattle 

Olympia 

Walla  Walla'.'.!'. 

Wlicn  laaucd. 

Vol. 

T 

6 
7 
6 

l'ul)ll9hcr. 

Clarke 

King 

Thurston 

Weekly  .... 

It 
It 

tt 

II.  G.  Struve. 
Oeorge  Uevnolds. 
U  11.  Ilewilt 

Vw^tit  Sound  Weekly.-.. 
I'ucitic  Tribune 

ti 

.lohn  M.  Mnrnhy. 
William  11   Newell. 

Walla  Walla 

StateHinaii 

Natuuai.  Uksouuces  of  the  Teukitouy. — "It  is  only  recently  that  the  settlement  of  this  part  of 
our  country  has  commenced  to  develop  its  resources,  or  to  show  the  advantages  which  may  be  derived 
t'loin  its  position,  and  it  is  these  points  which  I  doire  to  bring  to  yotir  notice.  That  portion  of  Washing- 
ton Territory  lying  between  the  Cascade  Mountains  and  the  ocean,  although  equaling  in  richness  of  soil 
and  ease  of  transportation  the  best  portion  of  Oregon,  is  heavily  timbered,  and  time  and  labor  are  required 
for  clearing  its  forest  nnd  opening  the  earth  to  the  production  of  its  fruits.  The  great  body  of  the  country, 
on  the  other  hand,  stretching  eastward  from  that  range  to  the  Rocky  Mountains,  while  it  contains  many 
fertile  valleys  and  much  good  land  suited  to  the  farmer,  is  yet  more  especially  a  grazing  country,  one 
which,  us  population  increases,  promises  in  its  cattle,  its  horses,  and  above  all  its  wool,  to  open  a  new  and 
vast  field  to  American  enterprise.  But  in  the  mean  time,  the  staple  of  the  land  must  continue  to  be  the 
one  which  nature  herself  has  planted,  in  the  inexhaustible  forests  of  fir,  of  spruce,  and  of  cedar.  Either 
in  furnishing  manutactured  timber  or  spars  of  the  first  description  for  vessels,  Washington  Territory  is 
unsurpassed  by  any  portion  of  the  Pacific  Coast." — Qovernor's  Menage,  1854. 

i  ♦  Formerly  Sawamlsli  County.  t  Now  forming  n  part  of  Stevens  County. 

I  t  Established  by  Lcgialaturo  in  1863,  but  not  then  organized. 


V.'l 


1  ■, 


142* 


PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


IDAHO    TERRITORY. 

Capitiil,  HuiBe  City. 

EXECUTIVB   AND  TKKIllTorilAL  OmCKKt.* 


MAMK  OF  IX(;iTMllK\T. 


D.  W.  IJulliird  . 
S.  R.  Howleit . . 
C.  H.  LuiiP  . . . . 

E.  C.  Stcrlinif.. 
R.  W.  Hi8li<>|i . . 
Frank  Kenvon . 


Onico. 


Iloflrtoncc, 


flVnii  Exp'r 


flovcrnor  I  lloise  City . . . 

8ucrctai'y  iiml  liiUriirian JUuit'e  City... 

Comptmllcr Uoivo  City... 

Treasurer  Hoino  City . . . 

Siip't  I'lililic  Iniitriietion....!l<i>i8e  (Uty... 
I'liblic  Printer I  liuiHe  City  •  •  ■ 


Atwill... 
Alwill... 
At  will... 
Atwill... 
Atwill... 
Atwill... 


Siilnry. 


a,0(M) 

Pb«m. 

I, mi 

Fues. 


DELEOATE  IN  CON(}UESS. 


NASIE  OF  ISCI'MHENT. 
E.  D.  llolbrook 


Redilrnco. 
Idalio  City 


Term  Kxplroi. 
»tarrli  3,  IStjr. 


LEGISLATIVE  UISTUICTS,  THE  COUNTIES  COMPOSING  THE  SAME,  AND  REPRESEN 

TATION  OK  EACH. 


Ada — ElectB  one  Councilman  and  tliree  Repnjpuu- 

tativeti. 
AlturaB — ElectB  one  Connoilman  and  two  Repreeen- 

tHtivCB. 

Boise — ElectB  four  Councilinen  and  eight  Represen- 
tativeB. 

Idabo^ElectB  one  Councilman  aud  two  Represen- 
tatives. 


Nez  Perce— Elects  one  Councilman  and  two  Rep- 
reBentatives. 

Oneida — Elects  one  Councilman  and  ono  Rcprcson' 
tntivc. 

Owyliee— KIcctBonc  Comicilman  and  three  Rcpre- 
HentativL-B. 

Shoshone— Elects  one  Councilmnu  and  onn  Repre- 
sentative. 


"  SesHions  hold  annually." 

"  The  Council  consiBtB  of  eleven  memhers,  who   are  elected   for   two  yearR,  and  the  of 

RepreBentalives  of  twenty-two  memhers,  who  are  elected  annually." 

"  The  compenBiilion  of  memhers  is  $-1  per  diem,  and  $1  for  every  twenty  miles  of  t-avel  going  to  anil 
retaruing  from  the  sesBioua." 

NOTARIES  PUULIC. 

[Term,  two  years.] 
[Corrected  at  the  olBco  of  tlie  Secretary  of  the  Territory,  Oct.  3lBt,  IHliG] 


ADA  COUNTY. 
Date  App't  Nnme.  Kosidonco. 

July  11,18().').A.  O.  Redvvay lloise  City. 

Oct.   6,  1865..T.  II.  Slater.." IJoise  City. 

.Ian.  19,  I8fi().  W.  A.  George. Uoise  City. 

Jan.  19, 18<it).  Theodore  Burmisler.  Uoiee  CitV. 

Ap'l  l8,186li.V.  R.  Fuller Boise  Valley. 

ALTURAS  COUNTY. 

Nov.  17, 1864.nrant  Gilford Rocky  Bar. 

Nov.  17, 18fi4. James  C.  O'Conner. .  Rocky  Bar. 

Dec.  23,1801.8.  B.  Dillev Rocky  Bar. 

May  8,  18(i5.I)avid  G.  Campbell. .Rockv  Bar. 

May   8,  18fio.E.  F.  Gniy Rocky  Bar. 

Aug.  2C,  I8(i5.,hime8  Lodge Rocky  Bur. 

Nov.  29,  ISfi.'i.L.  F.  Carter Rock v  Bar. 

Dec.  18,  ISaORaBov  Biven Rocky  Bar. 

Dec.  26,1865.11.  W.  O.  Margary.. Rocky  Bar. 

July  11, 1866.JohM  II.  Baker Volcano  District. 

BOISE  COUNTY. 

Nov.  19, 1864.A.  L.  Fish Idaho  City. 

Nov.  19, 18fi4.M.  Moore Idaho  CitV. 

Ap'l  22,1865.C.  W.  Kirkner Idaho  Chy. 

Ap'l  22,  ISe.'i.John  Charlton Idaho  Cily. 

June  12,  I865.Sainuel  W.  Blakely.. Idaho  City. 

Nov.  19, 1866.G.  I.  Gilbert Idaho  City. 

Jan.  11, 1866.W.  H.  Habersham  ..Idaho  City. 
Jan.  18, 1866.J.  \V.  Brown Idaho  City. 


BOISE  COUNTY- 


•CONTlN'I'Kn. 

Ue»l(lonce. 


Dtttp  Aiip't.  Name.  .»-i.i.i. nc 

Jan,  18, 1.S(l(i.John  C.  Henley Idalio  Cily. 

Fc),  10,  I8(16..\.  K.  Callowav Ceutrevilfe. 

Feb.  13, 1866.  F.  VV.  Bell  . . ." Idaho  City. 

June  15, 1866. W.  R.  Keithlev Idaho  City. 

IDAHO  COtTNTY. 

Sept.  10, 1866.C.  A.  Sears W.irrenn  Dig'n^r! 

NEZ  PERCE  COUNTY 

Oct.  3,  18C5.F.  Diilton Lewiston. 

ONEIDA  COUNTV. 
Ap'l  18,  1866.P.  W.  McManus  ....Mulado  City. 

Sept.    1 ,  186t;.B.  F.  White .Malade  City. 

Sept.   1,1866.J.  1).  Morris Malade  City. 

Sept.  1, 1866.R.  Anderson Mulade  Cily. 

OWYHEE  COUNTY. 


Ap'l  19, 
June  30, 
Aug.  28, 
Oct.  13, 
Nov.  29, 
Dec.  14, 
Jan.  18. 
Feb.  .'3, 
June  2i>, 


1865., 
ISltt. 
18(i5. 
1865. 
186,'>. 
18()5, 
1866, 
1866. 
1866. 


.Tohn  A.  Pott Ruby  City. 

J .  Ly nam Ruby  City. 

J.  L.  Bonne Rnby  City. 

W.  Chimins Ruby  CitV. 

T.  H.  Smith Ruby  City. 

•W.  Vincent Ruby  City. 

Seth  Catlin Ruby  City. 

F.  VVelcker Ruby  City. 

O.  R.  Johnson Flint  District. 


ID 


•For  list  of  IT.  .S.  .Indicial  anil  Itcvcnuo  officers,  bpo  page  33.  For  organization  and  tcrni<i  of  V.  H.  Court,  nee 
pngcR  30-32.  For  ll»t  (if  IT.  S.  Officers  I'acillc  Coast,  nee  page  33.  For  list  of  I'oat  Offices  In  tlie  Terrltorj',  sec  piiKC  V!n. 
Election  takes  place  in  August,  1868,  and  every  two  years  thereafter. 


I)nto  App't. 
Noy.J;i,'(i,|..II 
Oct.     3, '65..F 
Dec.  12, 'ft5..Ai 

Dec,  12,'(|.'i...s„ 

Jan.  26, '66... I. 

Mpl  17,  •66..H( 

June  15, '(;«.. si„ 

[March  2, '66..  W. 

Mar.  27, '66..  N.I 

Apl    ,,  '66.. San 

I  Aug.  17, '66..J,,,, 

I  Nov.  28, '65.. T.  t 
|Ang.   2, '06..A.  t 

|Oct.    2,'65..Cha, 
I  )ec.l|   ■(^^..,.,„„ 

Dec.  23, '65..  w.  i 
Dec.as   '65..j„|,„ 

poc.23,  •65..1K.U,, 


Tlie  Territory  of  I 
tHde.    ItsgrcaifHtl 
with  dn  area  eniiina 
its  limits  have  been 
the  country  is  g,,ii, 
timbered  valleys  fo 
the  richest  and"  most 
Rcontains,  also,  nin 
resources  of  thiHrog 
but  the  greatest  dru' 
operations  during  ih 
since  the  discovery 
h'cter.     Until  18.02,  i 
|of  the  whites,  excep 
liiscoverod  in  this  ye 
linding  of  other  phic 
which  time,  the  (illi. 


•'  The  discoveries , 
I !  Iiuva  developed  it  en 
,  is  believed  to  he  rid 
I  Jwant  period,  8u,,poi 
I    "  Boise  Basin  is  ih 
jtent  and  lichncBs  all 
many  rich  and  valua 
I  the  development  of  i 
'fill;  it  is  cold  in  the 
"  The  natural  resou 
perior,  (o  any  on  the 


IDAHO  TERRITORY.   AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 


148* 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS. 

[T«rni,  two  yeurg.) 
[Corrected  ut  tlie  olllce  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Territory,  October  31,  18CC.] 


Unto  App't. 
Nov.  IJ, 'til. 
Oct.  3,  •O.'i. 
I>ec.  12,  'fti. 
Dec.  Vi,  •«.'). 
Juu.  ati,  fiC). 
Ap'l  17, '06. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Niinic.  Kciiiilpnnp. 

II.  8,  lldiiiniiH Sun  KniiiciHco. 

V.  J.  Tliihiiiilt Sim  Friinciacn. 

Alfred  liinHtow Sun  Kninciiico. 

Siiiiiiiul  CriinB ,Smi  FriiiK'iHco. 

J.  II.  lllciod Sun  FriinciHco. 

Ili'iiry  Ihiiftht San  Francisco. 

ILLINOIS. 

June  15, '(!().. Simon  W.  Kini{ Chicngo. 

MARYLAND. 

Murch-2,'66..W.  U.  Hill naUimore. 

MASSACIIUSKITS. 

Mar.  27,  'Hi.. N.  C.  Towl MoHton. 

Ap'l  17,  '(>().. Sainuelilennirum  ....KiMlun. 
Aug.  17,  '()<!.. JuineH  It.  lii'li lioHton. 

MINNESOTA. 

Nov.  as, '6.5.. T.  Chircmloii St.  Cloud. 

NEVADA. 

Ang.   2, 'CO. .A.  E.  Sliannon AnHtin. 

NEW  YORK. 
Oct.    2, 'fi.1..CharU'H  NVtlleton...  Now  York  city. 
Dec.  11,  '().'). .('liailcH  F.  Turner.  ..New  Yorlc  city. 

Dec.  i.>3,  '65..  W.  II.  Fit-Id New  York  city. 

Dec.  !i3,  '()5..Jolm  OiliHon Xtixv  Y'ork  city. 

Deo.  !i3,  'U5..1k'ury  Kendall New  York  city. 


Date  App't.  Nitino. 

Dec.  y3,  '('(5..A»a  W.  I'arki-r  . . 
.Ian.  10,  'fi(}..Mnrtin  II.  Liitl'... 
Jan.  31,  '(!<).. JuliuH  Silvfrmnith 
Jan.  31,  '(><;.. Ilein'y  .1.  Cullun 


Kolilpiivr. 
.New  York  city. 
.  Ni'W  York  city. 
.  Now  Y'ork  city. 
New  York  city. 


Jan.  31,  '(Jr)..Jaint'H  W.  (Ici'iird.  ..Ni!W  York  city. 

Mar. 'Ja,  'tit!.. Horatio  ('.  KIiik New  Y'ork  citv. 

Ap'l  14,  '()t>..A.  J.  Hoc New  York  city. 

Ap'l  14,  't)fi..Jolin  lliKHcll New  York  city. 

Ap'l  14,  •(!f...OcorKe  W.Collif.....Now  York  city. 
Ap'l  IH,  'tJfi-.lHaac  Spencer  Snjilli.  New  York  city. 

Junot^O,  'til)..Jolin  LivingHton New  York  city. 

Aug.    1,  'fit>..Jolin  8.  Wood  ward..  New  York  city. 

OREOON, 

Dec.  17,  '04. .C.  II.  Larralieo Portland. 

Dec.  1^, 'r>5..Sulh  R.  llainnior....Salein. 
Mar.   5,  '00. . llaaidtoii  Itoyd Portland. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Nov.   0,  '05.  .John  MeClaren PittHhnrg. 

Fel).    0,  'OO-.W.  V.  Archer Philadelphia. 

July  30,  '00. .J.  II.  T.  Jackeon Philudelphiu. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLl'MBIA. 

Ang.    1,  '00.. Frederick  Knoi\eH...  Washington. 
Sept.    1, 'OO..Nicli(ilaH  ('allun WuHliiugton. 

Ul  \1I  TERRITORY. 
Dec.  33,  'C5..\V.  L.  IlalHcy Sidt  Luke  City. 


AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 

The  Territory  of  Idaho  U  Hiluatcd  hetwcen  4i2^  and  49^  north  latitude,  and  IW  and  117-'  west  longi- 
tude. Its  greatcHt  length,  from  iioith  to  uouth,  Ir  aliout  480  miloR, and  itH  extreme  breadth  in  about  340  miles, 
with  an  area  eHtinmted  at  about  iMi.DOO  niiuare  miles.  Since  the  organization  of  this  Territory  in  180:1, 
ita  limitB  have  been  (iimewhat  reduced  by  the  formation  of  the  Territory  of  Montana.  The  character  of 
the  country  i«  gcncndly  mountainous,  although  there  are  occiisioimlly  fertile,  well  watered,  and  linely 
timbered  valleys  found  distiibuted  throughout  its  extent.  The  largest  of  ihcHC — lloioe  Dasin— containH 
the  richest  and  most  extensive  placer  nniies  yet  discovered  on  (his  coast  outside  the  limits  of  California. 
It  contains,  also,  ninnerous  rich  and  extensive  quartz  lodes,  which  give  a  permanent  value  to  the  mineral 
resources  of  this  region.  The  climate  here  is  mild,  dry,  and  pleasant  duiiug  the  suniaier  and  full  seasons, 
but  the  greatest  drawbiick  is  the  severity  of  the  weather  and  immense  fall  of  snow,  which  retard  mining 
operations  during  the  winter  months,  NotwitliManding  these  disadvantages,  the  growth  of  this  Territory, 
since  the  discovery  of  the  richness  of  its  ndncs,  has  been  rapid,  and  its  prosperity  of  a  permanent  char- 
acter. Until  IKOU,  this  region  was  entirely  in  the  jjossession  of  hostile  savages,  and  never  visited  by  any 
of  the  whites,  except  the  hardy  and  adventurous  trappers  am'  mountain  men.  Altliougti  gold  was  first 
discovered  in  this  year  in  a  portion  of  this  country,  the  discovery  wiu>  not  followed  up  till  IHOI,  when  the 
I  linding  of  other  placer  diggings  gave  i  ise  to  a  large  immigration  from  abroad  the  siicceedinf;  year,  since 

I  which  time,  the  filling  up  of  the  Territory  has  been  rapid. 

j 

I  MINERAL, 

"  The  discoveries  of  placer  and  quartz  mines  which  have  been  made  in  Idaho  within  the  Inst  five  yearn, 
I  liavo  developed  it  enough  to  prove  its  richness  in  mine.als.  A  large  area  of  territory,  hitherto  unexplored, 
,18  believed  to  be  rich  in  auriferous  deposits  and  gold  and  silver-bearing  qimrtz  lodes,  which  will,  ut  no 
distant  period,  support  a  large  ndning  population. 

"  Boise  Uasin  is  the  largest  placer  mi  'iug  region  yet  discovered  in  Idaho  Territory,  and  exceeds  in  ex- 
'  tent  and  richness  all  other  placer  mining  regions,  outside  of  California,  on  the  I'acific  coast.  There  are 
I  many  rich  and  valuable  quartz  lodes,  and  an  ubimdance  of  timber  and  water,  oti'ering  excellent  faciliticB  for 
I  llie  development  of  its  mineral  resources.  The  climate  is  mild,  dry  and  serene  during  the  Bummer  and 
I  full ;  it  is  cold  in  the  winter,  but  generally  equable  and  healthy  all  the  year  round. 

"  The  natural  resources  of  tlie  Owyhee  District  for  the  development  of  her  mines  are  cqnnl  if  not  su- 
perior, to  any  on  the  continent.    Hero  timber  in  quantity  and  quality  sufficient  for  all  purposes  is  found 


H 


m 


144* 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


within  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  mines,  aud  the  nnmerous  creelse,  gulches  and  springs  !»fford  an 
abundance  of  water  for  milling  purposes." 

It  is  estimufed  that  the  yield  from  tlie  quartz  lodes  amounted,  in  1866,  to  f  4,500,000,  and  from  the  placer 
mines  $1,265,000. 

'  QUARTZ  MILLS. 

The  number  of  mills  m  operation  in  September,  1866,  was  thirty-two,  of  whicii  about  three-fourthfi  are 
propelled  by  steam.    Aggregate  number  of  stamps,  357  ;  cost  of  erection  estimated  at  nearly  $1,500,000. 

TABLE  OP  QUARTZ  MILLS, 

With  their  Location,  Name,  Cost,  Date  of  Erection,  Number  of  Stamps,  and  Occupant's  Name. 


Location. 

Xiimo  of  Mill. 

1866 
.... 

en 
fit/! 

3  5 

13 
.» 

12 
10 
40 
10 
10 
10 
20 
10 
10 

10 

8 

6 

8 

10 

10 

12 

26 

> 

it- 

3' 

.  •  .  . 

J1 

Cost. 

1  GoUl  or 
j    Silver. 

Vrosent  Occnpnnts. 

ALTCHA8  COUNTY. 

Bteam 

14 

htcnm 

ii 

water 
steam 

n 

It 
It 
u 



...... 



G.AS. 
** 
II 

It 

u 

41 

u 
l( 
II 
(1 
11 

14 

(4 

*' 
ti 

11 
11 

<l 
41 
44 

if 
ft 

4i 
11 
44 
14 
II 
44 

TdnlioM.Co.              (Co. 
Waddingliam  G.  Ac  S.  M. 

Wudding'mU.AS.M.Co 

ritt*b'B.feId.G.&S.M.Co 

liarris  &  Kciison 

N.  Y.&  Idaho  G.M.  Co.. 
Victi)rG.&  S.  M.  Co... 
Defreps 

Clifden 

KIk  (-rook 

!•  and  I  G  I'k  S  M.  Co 

Red  Warrior  Crock.... 
Vnlcftlio              

Harris  &  Itpnson. 

N.  Y.  &  Idnlio  (i.  M.  Co. 

Victor  G.&S.M.  Co. 

Yiihn  Dintrict 

Ulcdsoo 

BO:9B    COUNTY. 

11.  II.  Rnvmond.     [son. 
Hibb,  .lackson  A  Iluma- 
Klk-llorn  Mill  Co    [son 

Divide 

Elk  Crcpk 

.Summit  Flat 

KIk-llorn [son. 

'  ''jb,  Jackson  &  Huraa- 
v^'Ombs  &  Co 

(Jrimca'  Creek 

Idaho  Cltv 

Hibb,  Jackson  ib  Iluma- 

tt              (f 

Middleton 

J  A.  Middleton 

Ice-IIouso  Gulch 

Mooro'ti  Crock 

ColHiis  &  llolliday 

Cobdcu  Mining  Co 

(.intcs 

Union  (i.  M.  Co. 
(  obdcn  M   Co. 

«(                       41 

Union  <i  M  Co 

VanWyck 

6 

Laugdons 

J.  A.  Langdon. 

• 
Lincoln  fl    M  Cn 

OWYHEE  COUNTY, 
fioldcii  Crrok 

Lincoln 

20 

10 

20 

6 

8 

10 
20 

'I 

10 

10 

6 

.... 

.... 

steam 

4t 
If 
14 
44 
44 
II 
41 

940  m 
76,000 

i2o.6o6 

100,000 
10,000 

•lordaii  Creek 

Cogmos 

CoKmoH  S  M  Cu 

41                        II 

Martin  &  Co.'s 

.1.  h.  Mnrtin  A  Co. 

It                       H 

Mint'Rr 

More,  Fogus  &  Co. 
More,  Fogus  Jt  Co. 
More,  Fogus  A  Co. 
Kobbins  A  Styles. 

It                       44 

Morning  Star 

44                        41 

N.  Y.  ifc  Oro  Fino 

44                        44 

N.  Y.  .fe  Owyhee 

14                       14 

44                        (4 

Vass  &  Moreo 

Sinker  Creek 

AiuHWortii 

Orejron  S.  Nav.  Co. 

i*                     M 

Cironzeback 

Wobloot 

ir 


TAULE  OF  WATER  DITCHES, 
With  the  Location,  Source  of  Water,  Length,  Cost,  etc.,  of  each. 


Name  of  Ditch. 

Source  of  Wiitor. 

Is 

3 

I' 
3 

Cost. 

Nnino  of  owner. 

UOISE    COU.NTir. 

J.  M.  More  &  Co. 

Rannnck  ......       ..-.     .... 

li:'iiniiok  Uiir  ............... 

J  M.  More  &  Co. 

Big  Ditch 

.1.  M.  More  &,  Co. 

J.  M.  More  &  Co. 

Ceiitervillc 

•  Woltr.in. 

Clirista  Sl  More. 

Christji 

8 

Deer  Creek  Dilcli  Co.'a 

Deer  Creek. 

Deer  Creek  Ditch  Co. 

GoldstriiD  Sl  Co.'s 

•) 

13 

7 

5 

Doldstrup  &.  Co. 
Thatcher.  Badger  &.  Co. 
More,  Wilson  ot  Co. 

More  &.  Wilsons 

More* 8  Creek 

I'luc'crville.. 

!.,vncli  &  CInyton. 

WriKhtfl 



9 

Tliomus  Wright. 

There  are  noi 

valleys.    The  bi 

I  contains  some  j 

abundance,  the  , 

dant  with  luxuri 


'  With  the  Locatio 
Location. 

_    .       ADA   COUNT 

Boise  City. 
Boise  Kiver  .".■■"" 

"Bz  peuck  cou 
Clearwater  Kiver 


With  til 


Location. 


n.ry  Creek... 
Pioneer  On  Ml  .■"■ 
I  Moore's  <'mek..'.'.', 

I  Ked  Warrior  Creek 

iWahoaty.'^""^-"- 

I  Pioneer  City.  .■■" 
jPiacerville ."' 

IDAHO   COUNTY   I 

Florence 

L-iu^l'"*"*^"  ccxjntJ 
I  tlk  Citv  ...  I 

I  Indian  .'{eservation".' 

.        OWYIIKE   COUNTY.! 

Jordan  Creek. .. . 


Exhibiting  (he  cJ 
COtJNTIES.  1       Co  J 

U^."'^" UockylJ 

1  'T MuhoCil 

.Wwho......  KlorencJ 

I  'Kootenai  ..Sin.naa(f 

'•'orward.  ... 


IDAHO  TERRITORY. 


GRIST  A^D  SAW  MILLS 


146* 


AGRICULTURE. 
There  are  numeroas  tracts  of  One  aRricultaral  land,  of  limited  extent,  to  be  found  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
valleys.  The  bottoms  of  Boise  and  Payette  Valleys  are  productive  to  some  extent.  The  Owyhee  region 
rontains  some  excellent  land,  with  an  abundance  of  water,  "  well  calculated  to  yield,  in  profitable 
abundance,  the  different  varieties  of  grain,  vegetable,  succulent  roots  and  hay,  and  the  hillsides  are  ver- 
dant with  luxuriant  and  nutritious  grasses,  being  unsurpassed  as  a  stock  range." 

TABLE  OP  GRIST  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,  Capacity  per  Day,  Power,  Cost,  and  Occupant's  Xame  of  each. 


Location. 

N.imo  Of  Mill. 

No.run 
.Stone. 

Capacity 
per  (liiy. 

Power. 

Cost. 

Present  Occupants. 

AHA   COUNTY. 

Boise  City 

More  &  Co  's. ..... . 

More  &r  Co. 

Boise  River 

Emereon  &  Wileong. 

M«Z    PERCE   COU.NTY. 

TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS, 

With  the  liocation.  Name  of  Slill,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Locution. 


ADA    COU.NTV. 

Dry  Creek 

Pioneer  Gulch 

Moore's  Cicek 


Name  of  Mill. 


ALTUUAS   rOUNTV. 

Red  Warrior  Creek  . 

IIOISK   COUNTY. 

Idaho  City 


Pioneer  City. 
Placcrvilie... 


IDAHO   COUNTY. 

Florence 


NKZ   PERCE   COUNTY. 

ElkCitv 

Indian  jteservntiun. . . . 


OWYHEE   COUNTY. 

Jordan  Creek 


Drv  Creek 

lioliicB 

Mountain  .. 


Kipley  &  Co.'s. 


IdahcCity 

Langburys 

ParkisonH 

Upton,  Miller  &,  Co.'s 


Florence  . 


Eik  City.. 
Liipwai . . 


Bloom  &  Herds . 


No. 
S;iW8. 


Capacity—  |  Power. 
ft.lieriliiy.: 


la.OOO-tteam. 

."i.onn 

8,000 


10,0(10 
7, 000 1 
1,000 1 


water. 


Coat. 


fl.'i.OOO 
8,000 


rrencnt  Occupants. 


Albert  H.  Robie. 
Albert  II.  Robie. 


8,000  Sampson,  McNary  At  Co. 
W.  H.  Moulthrnp,  Ag'k. 


7,000 
.■".,000 


Butler  Sl  Taylor. 

LiiiiKliui'v. 

Parkixon,  Wilwon  &  Co. 
Upton,  Miller  &.  Co. 


i 


•  Baker. 


Bell,  Brolbein  &  Co. 
James  O'Neal. 


Bloom  &  Herd. 


TABLE. 

Exhibiting  (he  Counties  of  Idaho  Territory,  the  County  Seats,  and  Retunis  of  the  Election,  186fi. 


COUNTIES. 


Alia 

Alturas 

Ilolse 

Idaho 

'Kootenai .. 

Forward  . 


County  Seats. 


Boiee  City 

Rocky  Biir 

Idaho  City 

Florence 

Sin-na-ac-qua-teen. 


Klectlon,  1888.      1 1 

Klrkpnfk 

llolbrnok  I 

3'.>» 

IfiO 

4,208 

100 

38!) 

i(i0 

1,087 

mo 

i    1,972 

2,716 

COUNTIES. 


Forward  . 
Lahtoh  .  . 
Nez  Perce  . 
Oneida ....' 
Owyhee  .. , 
Shoshone.. 


Totals. 


Klertlon,  18«6. 


County  Seats. 


KIrkpal'k 


Clear  d'Alene. 

Lewiston 

Malade  City . . 

Ruby  City 

Pierce  City  . . . 


,97J 


Hulbrook 


2,746 


230 

155 

131 

38 

551 

675 

30 

27 

2,923    I   3,(H1 


•  UnorganlEeil. 


10* 


111 


146* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE 

Showing  the  principal  Cities  ami  Towns  of  Idaho  Territory,  the  County  in  which  each  is  located,  the 
estimated  Popiihition  Sept.,  1806,  and  the  Distance  of  each  from  Boise  City,  the  Territorial  Capitul. 


COUNTIES. 


Name  of  Town. 


I  til 

1   r* "  o. 


Ada j  lioise  City 

Altiiraa i  Koel<y  Bar 

Boise j  Centerville 

„  (  ildalioCity  andBnena 
;|     Vista  Bar 

"      Pioneer  City 

"      i  I'lacerville 

Idaho '  Florence 

"      Miller's  Camp 

"      i  Slate  Creek 

"      iV.'arren's  DiKfcings.. 


9? 


2,050 

»>75  100  N.E, 
1,100    45  N. 

5,860 


1,700 
1,000 


36  N.E 

55  N.E 
40  N. 

(iOOiJ.'-.O  N. 

1.5(1  i.':«)  N. 

r.'i'yooN. 

1,100  :230N. 


COUNTIKS. 


Nez  Perce.. 


Nair«  of  Town. 


Clearwater  Station . 

Elk  City 

Lewiston 

Oneida |  Bear  Liike 

"      MahideCity 

"      [Soda  Springs 

Ow  vhee |  Boone  ville 

'■'        ....iKuby  City 

"        ....;Silver  City 

Shoshone  ..  Oro  Fino 

"         ...  1  Pierce  City 


-  =-3 


290 
4.')0 

a'jo 

300 

4'J5 

75 

400 

1,000 

3,175 

'.m 

300 


2.3 


330  N. 

350  N. 
350  N. 
450  E. 
348  E. 
450  E. 

72  8. 

70S. 

70  8. 
4.'iO  N. 
450  N. 


LIBRARIES. 

The  Territorial  Library,  at  Boise  City,  was  organized  in  18C6,  and  contains  nearly  seven  hundred 
volumes  of  works  in  the  different  departments  of  litcmture. 

LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS, 
With  the  Locality  and  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc. 


COL'STY. 


Name. 


Locnlltv  <if  Piibli- 
Vlltlnll. 


When  Issued. 


Ada 

Boise  . . . 

Owyhee. 


Slatesimin i Boise  Cil y jTri-W.  &  W. 

Times I  Idaho  City Semi-Week. 

World I  Idaho  (Mty Weekly 

Avulani'lie I  Silver  CitV :  Weekly 


Vol. 


PulilUhcrs. 


3  j  Idaho  Stiites'n  Pub.  Co. 

1  Shepherd  &  Co. 

3     I.  H.  Bowman  &  Co. 

2  I.Imo.  &.  Jos.  Waspon. 


MONTANA    TERRITORY, 

Capital,  Virginia  City. 
E.XECUTIVE    A.Ni)    Tkiiimtuuial   Officeus.* 


NAME  OK  INtTMBENT. 


Office. 


Governor. 


flreen  Clay  Sinitli 

Thomas  Franiis  Jhaglier Secretary. 

ilohn  II.  Ming Auditor'.. 

John  S.  Hockl'cllow ITreaHnrer 

A.  II.  Bfirrct jSup't  Public  Instruction 

J.  II.  Ming 

John  P.  Bruce 


Resilience. 


I 

ITorm  Expires. 


Virginia  City.. 
Virginia  City.. 
Virginia(;ity.. 
Virginia  City.. 
Virginia  City.. 


Salary. 


At  will 
At  will 
At  will 
At  will 
At  will 
At  will 


j  Librarian j  Virginia  City 

iTerritoiiiil  Printer |  Virginia  City..  |.\t  will 


!j;i,.')(K) 
2,000 
700  and  fees. 
700  and  fees. 
(;iH) 


DELEfiATE  IN  CONGRESS. 


XA5IE  OF  IXCrSIBENT. 


Samuel  McLean . 


Residence. 


Bannack  CitV. 


Term  Expires. 


March  3, 1867. 


LEGISLATURE.! 

COUNCII, — CoU.NTIES    COMPOSINO    EACH    DiSTIlICT,    A.ND   THE   REPIIESENTATIOS    OF    EACH. 

Missoula,  elect  onel 


1st  I>ist. — Madison,  elects  three  Conncilmen. 
2d    Dist. — Deer  Lodge,  elects  three  Councilmen. 
3d    Dist. — Edgerton,  elects  three  Conncilmen. 
4th  Dist. — Meagher  and  Cboteau,  elect  two  Coun 
ciluien. 


5th  Dist. — Beaver  Head  and 

Councilman. 
6th  Dist.— Muscle  Shell,  Big   Horn,  Gallatin,  aiid| 

Jetferson,  elect  one  Councilman. 


paie  33.     For  orKUiilziltlon  and  tenns  of  L'lXirIa,  sec  pages  30-X.I 
Fiirllst  "f  I'i)«t  ntti<'C»  In  llic  Terrllnry,  see  p««c  2H.    Election  takes  place,  first  Tucsilay  In  Sepemlier. 


•For  ll»t  of  .Iiidli'lal  and  Ucvcnun  ofllcers,  see 
'or  list  iif  I'lmt  <  Ittiren  In  llie  Terrllnry,  see  pKKc  2H. 
tTlie  Ciiiinoll  l»  cnnipiiHeil  ot  thirteen  nienibem,  and  the  House  . 


Ueprescntutlvcs  of  twenty-six  members. 


MO] 


Rephe 
Beaver  Head-Two  t 

DeerLodge-Fi.a. 
adgei  ton— Five 
Gallatin  and  Big' Hon 


fCorr 
,  BEAVER 

mtcApp-t.  Name. 

Sept.l0,'C6..Ben.  S.  F 

CHOTE. 

M"y36,'66..H.D.  Up 

IJEER  LO] 

Mar.  3. '66.. Richard  T 
|J"ly   »,  •(ifi..J.  J.  R|„k 

EDGERT( 

U,;fi.5..u,.„vv.  ;» 
^i- ,"•'■•  John  Mom 

Jan.   1  ,'fi(i..Ii:enrvM 
.Jan.     (,,(i(5..j.  „  -J  , 

Jan  27,  •fi,i..K„,.e,,t7'; 

'^P"l    '-  fiC.R.  W.Min 

•  »y,f'.  <.!«!•■  W.  J.  Stev 
•'".vll, 'fi6..r.  K.;,i,,K 

j  July  18, '66.. .Tames  E.  V 

I  OALLATIJ 

|M»yl6,'05..L.BranchI 


Oct. 
Oct. 
Nov. 
Dec. 


r>ateof  App't 
Mar.  l;»,  •{,(•,. 
June  27,  '66. 

May  15,  '66. 
June  2, '«(!.. 
June 21,  '66., 

I VI    8, '66.. 


|;JulylI, '66, 

April  8, '66, 

;Oct.  11, '65. 

Oi't.   l(i, '6,'i. 

i  Kcb.  IS),  '«(;. 

j  M'»r.  27,  -66. 


fCorrecIc 
CALII.'( 
Name. 
•N.  Proctor,, 
•J.  11.  Blood. 

iLLi: 

•John  M.  Bill 
■S.  W.  King. 
Phil.  A.  11.. 
LVDI 
"•  C.  .Martii 
JIASSACI 

•  James  H.  Be 

NEV; 
-A.  E.  Shaiuu 

NEW 
-James  Tiiftg  . 
■«•,  M.  Evans 
Julius  Silvers 

•  Charles  Neft 


The  Territory  of  Montam 
between  45^  «i,d  4a<^  north 

"••■St  is  about  750 miles;  br 
iji'"  TTritory  wa,  org,,,,;,,, 


msmm 


MONTANA  TERRITORY.        COMMISSIONERS   OF  DEEDS. 


147" 


ItEPKESKNTATIVE  DiSTHICTS,   AND  THE    COUNTIES  COMPOSINQ   THK   SAME, 


Beaver  Ileud — Two  memberg. 

Deer  Lodge — Vi  ■  a. 

Edjtei  ton— Five. 

Gallatiu  uud  Big  Horn — Two. 


JeffTBon — Ouo. 
Miidrnon— Five. 
MoiikImm-  and  Choteau — Four. 
iMisBoula — Two. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC.  " 

[Term,  two  years.] 
[Corrected  at  the  office  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Territory,  July  25,  1866. 


Sept. 
Mar. 
Mur. 
July 


BEAVER  HEAD  COUNTY. 

Date  App't.  Name.  Residence. 

Sept.  10, '66. -Ben.  S.  Peabody Bnnnacic  City. 

CHOTEAU  COUNTY. 

May  26,  '66 . .  H.  D.  Upliam Benton  City. 

DEER  LODGE  COUNTY. 
1,  '6.')..W.  J.  MrCorniick.  ..Deer  Lod«eCitv. 
U,  '66.. Richard  T.  Kenyon-.Deer  Lodye  City. 

9, '66.. Charles  Wullier Elk  Creek. 

9,  '66.. J.  J.  Blake Einniet«biirg. 

EDGERTON  COUNTY. 

Oct.  14, '6.5.. Ray  W.  Andrews...  Helena. 

Oct.   24,'6.'i..John  Molfilt Helena. 

Nov.   8,  'ta . .  S.  W.  PanI Helena. 

Dec.    9, '6.5.. Peter  H.  Rea Htlena. 

Dec.  18, '6.5.. L.  W.  Miller Ilelenii. 

Dec.  2(»,  'li.5...Iohn  H.  Shrol.er  ...Helena. 

Jan.   1 :», '66.. Henry  M.  Hill Helfna. 

Jan.  16,  "66..  I.  B.  .lohnson Helena. 

Jan.  2?,  '66. .Robert  Hereford Hclernt. 

April   6,  '66.  .R.  \V.  Minnns Helena. 

July    .5,  '66. .W.  J.  Stevens llel.n.i. 

Jnlv  11,  '66.. C.  R.  llipkins Helma. 

July  17,  '66. .Robert  B.  Piirrott  ...  Helena. 
July  18,  '66. .James  E.  Vinton Ilelena. 

GALLATIN  COl'NTY. 

May  16,  '65. .L.  Branch  Lyman.  ..Gallatin  City. 


Date  App't  Name.  Residence. 

Nov.   8, '6.5.. John  8.  Mendcnhall.  Bozeman  City. 
Feb.  15,  '66. .A.  Williams  Clark...  Gallatin  City. 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY. 

Jan.  16,  '66..  John  Adams Jefferson  County 

Jan.  26,  '66.. William  G.  Barkley.,Te<rer8on  Comity 

July    9,  '66. .  Ben.  Ezekiel Parke  City. 

July  17,  'W)..Tho8.  Baume Parke  City. 

MADISON  COUNTY. 

Aug.   3,  '65. .L.  S.  Peck Virginia  City. 

Sept.  10,  '6.5. .  D.  Gilbert Virginia  City. 

Sept.  10,'65..W.  II.  Chiles Virginia  City. 

Oct.   12,'65..Natli8nielT.  Hall. ..Central. 
Oct.  14,  '65. .Frank  C.  Diemling.. Virginia  City. 

Oct.  14,  '65. .David  Cowan Virginia  Cit'v. 

Oct.  30,  '65.. N.  P.  Lanford Virginia  City. 

Nov.   8,  '65..  B.  H.  Robertson Nevada  City. 

Dec.  18,  '65.. George  W.  Irwin....  Virginia  City. 

Feb.    5,  '66. .A.  B.  C.  Smith Virginia  City. 

Mar.    3,  '(>()..  Joseph  Dowdell Mill  Creek. 

May    8,  '66. .A.  H.  Barret Virginia  City 

MEAGHER  COUNTY. 

Dec.    9,  '65. .Sample  Orr Diamond  City. 

Stay  15,  '66.. J.  M.Morrow Diamond  CitV.    . 

May  26,  '66. .Joseph  K.  Clark  ....  Diamond  City. 

MISSOULA  COUNTY. 
July  23,  '06. .A.  H.  Clmpiiian Jocko Reservat'n 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  DKE"H. 

[Term,  two  years] 
[Corrected  at  tlii3  ollice  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Territf.t  y,  July  25, 1866 


Date  of  .Vpp't 
Mar.  i:t,  '1)6. 
June  27,  'iM. 

May  15,  '66. 
June  2, '66. 
Jmie21,'66. 

Ap'l    8, '()6. 

i 
|Jiilyll,'66. 

1  April  8, '66. 


Oct.  11, '65. 
Oct.  16,  '65, 
Feb.  19.  '66. 
Mar.  27,  '66 


CALIFORNIA. 

Nuiiie.  Ri'sliloiH'P. 

.N.  Proctor  Smith San  Francisco. 

.J.  U.  Blood San  Francisco. 

ILLINOIS. 
.•John  M.  Barrett  ....Pontiac. 

.S.  W.  King Chicago. 

.Phil.  A.  llovne Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

.II.  C.  .Martin Indianapolis. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
.  James  B.  Bell Boston. 

NEVADA. 

.  A.  E.  Shaiuion Aust  in. 

NEW  YORK. 

.James  Tufts New  York  city. 

-R.  M.  Evans New  Voik  city. 

.Julius Silversmith  ...New  York  city. 
.Charles  Nettletou  ...New  York  city. 


Date  of  App't.  Name.  Residence. 

April   8,'66...r.  Spencer  SuiliI New  York  city. 

April  8,  '66.. Thomas  Sadler N'ew  York  city. 

June  26,  '6().. Nathaniel  Young..... New  York  city. 

OREGON. 
Jan.  11,  '66. .Geo.  Venable  Smith  .Portland. 
PENNSYLVANIA. 

Dec.    9, '65.. John  McLaren Pittsburg 

Feb.  24,  '66.. John  W.  Boyd Pbiladelplu.i. 

July    9,  '66..  J.  II.  T.  Jacl<B(«i Philadelphia. 

RHODE  ISLAND. 

Mar.  19,  '66. .Henry  Martin Providence. 

TENNESSEE. 

Mar.  21,  '66. .S.  V.  Clerenger Chattanoogii 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

June  26,  '66. . Fred.  Koonse Washington. 

UTAH  TERRITORY. 
Oct.  26,  '65. .A.  G.Lawreuce Salt  Lake  City. 


AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 

The  Territory  of  Montana  is,  with  the  exception  of  a  small  projection  in  the  aonthwest  portion,  situated 

between  45-'  and  49^^  north  latitude,  and  between  104-^  and  116-^  west  'longitude.    Its  length  from  east  to 

west  is  about  750  miles ;   breadth,  about  275  miles ;  and  its  area  is  estimated  at  about  300,000  square  miles. 

This  Territory  was  orgtuiixed  in  the  year  1864,  previous  to  which  it  formed  a  part  of  the  Territory  of 


U 


t)  1.' 


i  K 


!    ly 


148* 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINKSS  DIRBCTORT. 


Idaho.  The  surface  of  the  country  is  genenilly  moiintainons,  the  great  Rocky  Mountain  Ran^e  extending 
across  the  Territory,  witli  minor  cliains  extending  in  various  directions  thronghont  other  ))ortionti.  The 
Yellow  Stone  River  and  other  valleys  on  tlie  eastern  border,  once  the  favorite  hunting  grounds  of  the 
savage,  and  where  the  adventurous  trapper  secured  his  richest  harvest  of  furs,  are  unsurpiissed  in  fertility  ; 
and  that  portion  lying  between  the  Yellow  Stone  and  Missouri. 'vhich  abounds  in  extensive  well- watered 
prairies,  interspersed  with  clumps  of  timber,  is  pronounced  by  experienced  exjiN  rers  to  be  among  the 
most  beautiful  to  be  found  west  of  the  Mississippi  River.  Placer  gold  diggings  have  been  found  on  both 
sides  of  the  Rocky  Mountain  Range— the  Eastern  and  Pacific  Slopes— and  worked  to  a  considerable 
extent.  Extensive  lodes  of  gold  and  silver-bearing  quartz  have  also  been  discovered  in  the  same  local- 
ities, which  promise  rich  returns.  Since  the  organization  of  this  Territory,  it  has  rapidly  filled  with  an 
enterprising  and  industrious  population. 

MINERAL. 

This  Territr  y  is  i  ich  in  mineral  wealth.  The  placer  mines  in  the  vicinity  of  Helena  and  Virginia 
cities,  have  yielded  large  amounts  of  gold.  Extensive  and  valua))1e  quartz  lodes  exist  in  the  counties  of 
Beaver  Head,  Edgerton,  Jefferson,  and  Madison,  which  alt'ord  employment  to  a  numerous  and  active  popu- 
lation. 

QUARTZ  MILLS. 

The  number  of  mills  in  operation  in  August,  1866,  was  fourteen,  of  which  ten  are  propelled  by  steam. 
The  number  of  stamps  employed,  one  hundred  and  nincly-tive.  Aggregate  cost  of  mills  and  machinery, 
five  hundred  thousand  dollars.  Several  of  the  mills  have  a  number  of  arastras  iu  addition  to  the  stamps 
herein  enumerated. 

TAI3LE  OF  QUARTZ  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name,  Cost,  Date  of  Erection,  Number  of  Stamps,  Occupant's  Name,  etc. 


Locntlnn. 


Name  of  SIlll. 


BEAVKR  HKAD  COUNTY.! 

liannuck 'Dacotah . 


EnOEIlTON  COUNTY. 

Helena Park  M.  fo.'s 


.lEPFEKSON  rOUNTY. 

Pipe  Stone 


MADTSON  COUKTlT. 

Hot  >Spiiug 


Mill  Creek. 
Summit  .. . 


1800 
Kcw.lerpey  M.  Co.'i-.. .   I80ti 

1806 


Herman  &  Co.'k. 
McKiustrys 


1800 


Clark  A-  Up'on 1805 

New  York  J!,  lo.'s ISOi 

Hugliiiid,  I  ope  it  (.'o.'s..  181* 

Hrunlium  it  I'o.'s ■  IBOfi 

Uuscli  A  Co  '» 'imi 

Idaho  M.  Co.'H ilS06 

iScranfou  M.  i'o.'s. . .        ISiiO 

:  Seneca  Falln 1S05 

! St.  Louis  M.  <  o.'s IWO 


20 


40 
15 
15 
20 
'-'0 
• 

15 
40 


12 


12 


steam 


steam 


water 


Cost 


aiCi 

;^0 


9     , 

30,00()  Gold. 

12000 


8,000 


steoTi 

00,000 

wal  ' 

75,000 

Htea  1 

25,0iy) 

vfat  • 

15.000 

"tea  1 

ai.ooo 

" 

100,000 

f< 

a5,ooo 

if 

80,000 

i< 

75,000 

Gold. 


Present  Occupaiitt. 


Dacotah  Co. 
New  JorRey  M.  Co. 

Park  BI.  Co. 


Gold.   Herman  .t  Co. 

JIcKinHtrj'  A  Co. 


(■old. 


CInrk  A  Upson. 
N.  Y.M.  Co. 
Itiif;)nnd,  Cope  *  Co. 
Ifi'iinhani  it  Co. 
Uusch  it  Co. 
Idalio  M.  Vi). 
.Scrantiin  M.  Co. 
Soncea  Fall^  Co. 
St.  Louis  M.  Co. 


TABLE  OP  WATER  DITCHES, 
With  the  Loc.ition,  Source  of  Water,  Length,  ('ost,  etc.,  of  euch. 


Name  of  Ditch. 


KiKiKUTON  cou.srr. 
Ton-Mile  Uitch  Co.'s Ten-Mile  Creek. 


Source  of  Wnter. 


3? 


10 


MADI.'ON   COII.NTY. 

Norwegian  lilteh  Co.'s 

Ram's  Horn  Ditch  Co.'s 

iSilver  How  Ditch  Co.'s 

Stinking  Water  Ditch  Co.'s  . 

The  Roach  Ditch  ('o.'s 

Virginia  Water  Ditch  Co.'s. 


Cost. 


Name  of  Owner. 


|.^0,000  Ten-Mile  Ditch  Co. 


South  WIIow  Creek '   10 

Rum's  Horn  Creek C> 

Silver  How  Creek 9 

Stinking  Water  River 8 

Brown's  Gulch 4 

Pine  Lako 8 


40,000 


10,000 

10,0110 

6,000 

10,000 


Norwegian  Ditch  Vo. 
KetieH  ii,  Stanley 
Humphrey  &  .Vllison. 
Cowan,  Ilall  Sc  Co. 
Roach  St.  (,'o. 
il.  MeEvely. 


MO 


I   ,^''6  ngricultur 

of  grt-wmH-  the  t 

I  m  the  world.  Tli 

and  wherever  tli 

of  both  the  Hell 

tainardck,  or  larc 

run  through  the 

well  timbered  wil 

jnotedpiueofOrei 

There  ig  one  grii 

JV't'|_the  Locafi( 
location. 

j         MAni.SON    COUM 

Granite  Creek 

I  Junction... 

I  Meadow  Creek.'"" 
Prickly  Pear..  '■■ 
Virginia  City..; ■■■ 

I  Willow  Creek...." ." 

i 

Territorial  Wnrnmts 
Icmtoriul  Warrant! 
I  ■^inoiiiitpuid... 

I  .""'""ce  unpaid..".""" 
I  "KCEiPTs.-Amount 

Exhibiting  the  Count 


cou.vrr: 

I  Beaver  If  cad. 

1%  Honi... 
Clioteau... 

peer  Lodge. . ." 

Iwprfon  ... 

Ifiallaiiii ."_" 

jJelff  rson  .  ..".'.". 
jMadrsoii ...'."..' 
Llleiiglier. ...'.'"' 

I'lissoula .".*" 

|)Iii8clo  iShell..".' 

Totals... 


pliiliting  the  prineipa 
tl'e  estimated  Populmj 


|<="^-^^-TV.  Name, 


fc':':"««''i"Hmmek  , 
llenton  Cit 
Blackfoot 
Deer  Lodg 
Reynolds  C 
Silver  Bow 
Helena . 


Ilioteaii 
per  Lodge 


%ertoii . 


Crusher. 


p^ii'"'"....  Bozeman": 
'Dennison  . 


MONTANA    TBRRITORY.       QRIST    AND    BAW    MILLS 


149* 


AGItlCULTUIlAL. 

The  nf^ricultural  and  ^razinff  facilities  of  this  Territorjr  are  said  to  )>e  iinfliirpassed.  The  soil  ig  capable 
of  grcwintr  the  fluest  wneHt,  barley,  etc.,  while  the  hill-sides  are  covered  with  the  most  iitritious  grasiies 
in  the  world.  The  valleys  of  Gallatin,  Deer  Lodge,  and  Jefferson  have  produced  fine  crops  of  the  cereals; 
and  wherever  they  have  been  planted,  rich  returns  have  rewarded  the  liusbandmun.  "  Along  the  valleys 
of  both  the  Hell  Gate  and  Bitter  Root  there  is  a  great  abundance  of  excellent  timber — pine,  hemlock, 
tamarack,  or  larch,  predominating.  The  numerous  mountain  rivnlets  tributary  to  the  Bitter  Root  which 
run  through  the  valley  afford  excellent  and  abundant  mill  seats.  The  valley  and  mountain  slopes  lire 
well  tiiiihercd  with  an  excellent  growth  of  pine,  which  is  equal  in  every  respect  to  the  well  known  and 
noted  pine  of  Oregon."  , 

GRIST  MILLS,  FLOUR. 
There  is  one  grist  d)5!1  in  the  Territory,  located  at  Bozeman  City,  and  owned  by  Coover  &.  McAdow. 

TABLE  OP  SAW  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Number  of  Saws,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


HADISON    COUNTY. 

Granite  Creek 

Jiniction 

Meadow  Creek ; 

Prickly  Pear 

Virgiiiia  City 

Willow  Creek 


Name  of  Mill. 


Granite 

Brundys 

Meadow  Creek 

Lees 

Cafl'erys 

House  &  Bivens  .. 


No. 
Saws. 


Capac  'V- 
Ft. per  (lay, 


Power. 


Cost. 


Present  Ocuupants. 


Spencer,  Harrison  &  Co. 
|10,OOII  J.  W.  Brimdv. 

I   lO.OOOiS.  R.Blake  &  Co. 

C.&H.Lee. 

water.]     5,000  J.  R.  Catfery. 
\ I  Alex.  House. 


FINA^X"ES. 

Territorial  Warrants  outstanding,  originally  isemed $8.5,004  50 

Territorial  Warrants  registered  October  31.  ISliO ^  62,7.57  M 

.Amount  paid 8,713  5.3 

lialance  f.npaid 51,044  45 

llECEiPTs. — Amount  received  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  October  31,  1866 23,316  95 

TABLE 

Exhibiting  the  Counties  and  County  Seats  of  Montana  Territory,  the  Revenue  of  the  different  Counties, 
and  amonnt  of  Real  and  Personal  Property  in  the  Territory. 


COUNTIES. 


I  Beaver  Head . 

I  nig  Horn 

I  Choteau 

I  Deer  Lodge. . . 

iKdiferfon 

l0<illa\iii 

iJelff  rson 

■  Madition  . 


County  ScaU. 


Bannack  City 

Unorganizi'd 

Benton  City 

Deer  I^odge  City. 

Helena 

Giillatin  City 

Prickly  Pear 

1  Virginia  City 


iMeaglier i  Diamond  Citv  . 

iHissonIa Missoula  Mills. 

iMnscle  Shell Kercheval 


Totals $23,316  1)5 


Territorial 
Kcveime. 


$330  OU 


4,231  99 
7,368  90 
a'lO  75 
902  50 
8,607  72 
500  00 
745  00 


Ueal  and  Por- 

sonul  rrop'ty, 

ISWt. 


$250,000 


4C6,<>91 
1,320,386 
444,363 
190,628 
1,732,905 
250.000 
296,901 


$4,957,274 


TABLE 

|£xhibiting  the  principal  Cities  and  Towns  of  Montana  Territory,  the  Counties  in  which  each  is  located, 
the  estimated  Population  in  September,  1866,  and  Distance  from  Virginia  City,  the  Territorial  Capital. 


COfNTY. 


Name  of  Town. 


ivcrHead  BannackCity. 

(liotcau 

leer  Lodge. 


Jltterton  . 
liHllutiu . . 


Benton  Citv 

Blackfoot  Citv... 
Deer  Lodge  City. 

Reynolds  City 

Silver  Bow  .'. 

Helena 

Bozeman 

Dennison 


800 
1,,500 
2,000 
1,,500 


■•  =  ? 
^1 


COUNTY. 


?01W.  1 1  Gallatin. 
400NW. 
200  N  W. 

80  NW, 


2,000!  I80NW. 


1,250 

8,000 

200 

1,500 


100  W. 
125  N. 
.60E. 
155  N.E. 


.Tctferson  . 
Madison . . 


Sleagher  . . . 
Missoula.... 


Name  of  Town. 


Gallatin  City.. 
Prickly  Pea'r.. 
Nevada  City.. 
Steriing  City., 
Summit  City  . . 
Virginia  City. 
Diamond  Citv, 
Missoula  Mills, 


o  '»• 

•o  =■ 
c  a 


500 

"250 
2,000 

500 
1,000 
4,000 
2,000 

500 


100  N.E. 
90  N. 

2NW. 
30  E. 

8  8. 


165  N.E. 
150  W. 


h'li'ifi 


p'j  ■ 


^liRiri'^ 


ll    ■!■ 


150* 


PAOIPIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


LIDRARIEP. 

Tlio  Territorial  Library  at  Virginia  City  was  organized  in  1865,  and  compriBes  at  the  present  time  about 
500  volumes  of  workb  in  the  different  departments  of  literature.    Librarian,  J.  H.  Ming. 

LIST  OP  NEWSPAPERS, 
Published  in  Montana  Territory,  witli  the  Locality,  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc. 


COUNTY. 


Edgerton Radiiitor  . . , 

Edgerton Republican  . 

Madison i  Democrat... 

Madison '  Post 


NAME. 


r.ounllty  of  rublica- 
tluii. 


When  Issued. 


Helena Weekly  .... 

Helena [Tri- Weekly . 

Virginia  Citv |  Weekly  

Virginia  City iTriW.  &  W 


Vol. 


Fubllshors. 


T.  J.  Favorite. 
1).  W.  Tilton  &,  Co. 
John  P.Hruce. 
n.W.Tihon&Co. 


UTAH    TERRITORY. 

Capital,  Great  Salt  Luke  City. 
Pedkhai.   and    Tkuuitoiuai.    Okkicers," 


NAME  OF  IXCIMUENT. 


Offlcc. 


Charles  Durkee 

t Amos  Reed 

Albert  Carriiiglon 

.Tolm  D.  T.  McAllister. 

William  Clavton 

David  C.  Ciilder 

.lesne  W.  Vox 

Robert  L.  ('aMi|ibell. .. 

William  C.  Stiiines 

Henry  McEweii 

Theodore  McKcun 

Williiini  Clayton 

Naihiin  Diivitt 

Albeit  P.  Rdckwood  .. 


fSovornor 

Secretary 

Attorney  General 

Marshal 

Auditor 

Treasurer 

.Surveyor  Genernl 

.Siip't  Public  Instruction. 

I^ibrariun 

Public  Printer 

Road  ('ommissioner 

Rec'r  Marks  &  Krands  . 

.Sealer  W'ts  &,  Meas 

Warden  Penitentiarv.  -. 


Ilcsidencc. 


Salt  Lake  City. 
Suit  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  Chy . 
Salt  I.,ake  City . 
Salt  Luke  City. 
S;ilt  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  City . 
Salt  Lake  Citv. 
Suit  Lake  City. 
Salt  IjukeCity. 
Salt  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  Citv  - 


Term  Expires. 


At  will 

At  will 

Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  isro. .. 
Jan.,  1870. .. 
Jan.,  1S70. .. 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870. .. 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870... 
Jan.,  1870. .. 


Salary. 


',',000 
Pees. 
Pees. 

$400 

400 

PeCB. 

F(!ei>. 

1400 
Peee. 

P(-CS. 

Fees. 

Fees. 

$1,000 


Dki.kgate  in  Conghk.s.s. 


NAME  OF  INCUMBENT. 


n?8ldcnco. 


William  H.  Hooper Great  Salt  Lake  VMy 


Term  Exjilrca. 


Slavch  3,  1807. 


LEGISLATURE. 

The  Legislative  Assembly  is  composed  of  a  Council  and   House  of  Representatives,  and  conveneil 
ann\iallv,  at  Great  Salt  Lake  City,  on  the  second  Moiulay  in  December.  r 

Tile  Council  is  composed  of  thirteen  memheix,  who  are  elected  for  two  years.    The  House  of  Repreeeii- 
tatives  is  composed  of  twenty -six  members,  electeu  juiiiially. 

COU.-JCII.   Dl.STUlCTS,   THE    CoU.VTIKS   CO.MI'OSINO   THE     .SAME,    A.ND   ReI'UESKNTATIOX   OF    EACH. 


Great  Salt  Lake,  Tooele,  Summit,  and  Green  River 

— Elect  four  Coiincilmen. 
Davis  and  Morgan — Elect  one  Councilman. 
Weber  and  IJox  Elder — Elect  one  Councilman. 
Cache  and  Richland — Elect  one  Councilman. 


Utah  and  Wasatch — Elect  twoCouncihnen. 
San  Pete  and  Sevier — Elect  one  Councilman. 
Millardand  Juab — Elect  one  Counciluiiin. 
Heaver,  Iron,  and  Piute— Elect  one  Couiu  ilinim. 
Washington  aud  Kane — Elect  one  Couiiciliimii. 


ReI'KKSENTATIVE    DiSTKlCTS,    AND   THE    COUNTIES   COMI'OSINO   THE   SAME. 


Reaver  and  Piute— One  member. 

Uox  Elder — One. 

Cache  and  Richland — Two. 

Davis  and  Morgan — Two. 

Great  ShIi  Lake — Six. 

Green  River  and  Suntmit — One. 

Iron — One. 

Juab — One. 


One. 


1 


Kane  and  Washington 

MiMard— One. 

S'i'.i  Pete  and  Sevier — Two. 

Tooele — One. 

Utah— Three. 

Wasutch — One. 

Weber— Two. 


] 

(Ja«.  H.  liolhuH. 
HO 


I  John  Burt , 


< 


Henry  Standage 

Jiis.  A.  Leishmai 

J  Alex.  Stalker . . . 

I  Arthur  Stavner. 
I  Jacob  Miller 

,  GREAT ( 

JV  W.l'lielpH.. 
Patrick  Lynch... 
Wm.  Clayton 

gree: 

I  Wm.  A.Carter  ... 

I  Martin  Slack 

I  Tliomns  Ord ; 

Sextus  E.  Johnsoin 

MILI 

•Jof- V.  RohinKon..^ 

I  John  W.  Kadford.Il 

MOIv't 
I  John  Hoyden \\ 

"m.J.AIIrcd 


•Tlio  (lencral  Election  is  held  on  the  first  Monday  In  AuKUSt.  The  Territorial  ofticers  are  nil  elected  by  tlie  Lepluli 
tare,  for  four  yearn,  except  those  marked  thus :  t,  who  are  appointed  liv  the  President  of  the  United  Stales.  For  IIkI' 
United  t^tates  oAlcers,  see  page  U3.  For  list  of  Tost  Otllces,  sue  p.tKe  28.  For  orcanizatioa  and  terms  of  tlie  Feili'i 
Courts,  see  paijes  30-Si. 


I    The  Territory  of  V 

i  longitude,  heit.;fabo„ 

iarea  of  103,000  s,,uar, 

I,mountaiii8,  which  rise 

I'lie  highest  peaks  of  X 

tlie  settled  poi(i„„  oft 

[lyingwestof  the  Wm 

'[Great  Basin,  tl.o  rive 

»'lver  quartz  loik.g  |,„v 

(Within  its  |i„,i,„,  „^y„ 

I'ttle  has  been  done  in 
principal  business  of  th 
iK'ohe.    There  are  abo, 
.|i"ebestqtmlity.    The 
lion  of  Mont.ina  is  m, 
I'lie  same  nmrket.    Cot 
pptedtoitsproducli 

■eoitn^""'"'  ^'"""♦7  ftl'e 
■01  the  fanmiis  Arctic  ex. 
loap'tal  of  Ut.,h.  p  iueip' 
Iwtlemenfsand,Wies' 
lf'^7"  7,000  of  then,  ar, 
If^^;[;|fe8  about  480,000 


UTAH  TERRITORY.   AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 


151* 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 
[Elected  by  the  Legiislatiire  for  four  years.] 


DEAVER  COUNTY. 
Name.  Kpniilrnco.       Term  Kxpircs. 

W.  FotlienriKliiim.  Denver  City Juii.  IH7U. 

Jas.  U.  UolliiiH MinerHville Jau.  1870. 

UOX  ELDER  COUNTY. 

John  Burt ItriKlmin  City Jan.  1870. 

CACHE  COUNTY. 

Henry  Standajje  . . liOfran Jan.  1870. 

JuB.  A.  lieixliumn  .  Lo^an Jan.  1870. 

Alex.  Stalker LuKaii Jun.  1870. 

DAVIS  COUNTY. 

Arthur  Stayner. . .  Farniinffton Jan.  1870. 

Jacob  MiiicV Fariiiington Ian.  1870. 

OREAT  SALT  LAKE  COUNTY. 

Jno.  T.  Caine Ot.  Suit  Lalse  City  Jan.  1870. 

W.  W.  I'helpa  ....Ot.  .Suit  Uihe  Citv  Jan.  1870. 

Patrick  Lynch Oi.  Salt  Lake  Citv  Jan.  1870. 

Win.  Clayton Ot.  Salt  Lake  City  Jan.  1870. 

(5REEN  RIVER  COUNTY. 

Wm.  A.Carter  ...  Fort  Hridjtcr Jan.  1870. 

IRON  COUNTY. 

Martin  Slack Cedar  City Tan.  1870. 

JUAB  COUNTY. 

ThomaB  Ord Xcpbi  City Jan.  1870. 

KANE  COIJNTY. 

Sextus  E.  Johnson  Vir>,'in  City Jan.  1870. 

MILLARD  COUNTY. 

Jos.  V.  RobinHon.. Fillmore  City Jan.  1870. 

John  W.  Radfiira.  Dcseret  City Jan.  1870. 

MORtJAN  COUNTY. 

John  Boyden Weber  City Jan.  1870. 

Pll'TE  COUNTY. 
Wm.J.  Allred.... Jan.  1870. 


RICHLAND  COUNTY. 

Kamc.  Resldi'iu'C.       Term 

Rich'd  R.  Hopkins  Saint  Charles Jan, 

Morris  Phelps Montpelier Jan. 

SAN  PETE  COUNTY. 

F.  C.  Robinson  . . .  Manti Jan. 

John  Kirkhnm.... Jan. 

C.  A.  Madscn Onnnison Jan. 

David  Candland  ..Mount PleaMUit  ...Jan. 

SEVIER  COUNTY. 

R.  W.  nien 

John  Rcadhead..  


ExDircs. 

18/0. 

1870. 


1870, 
1870. 
1870. 
1870. 


— .Tan. 

— Jan. 

SUMMIT  COUNTY. 

11.  W.  Brizzee Wansblp Jan. 

Thos.  Bullock Wanship Jan. 

TOOELE  COUNTY. 

Lysander  Gee Tooele  City Jan. 

E*  P.  Johnson Stockton  .'. Jan. 

UTAH  COUNTY. 

John  T.  Hardy  . . .  Payson Jan. 

.1.  F.  IIatchin8on..Spi'in!{ville Ian. 


Ikiiii'I  Evans. . 
William  Price. 
John  Caraon.. 


.Sp} 

.St.  Oeorjie. 

.Goshen. ... 


.Jan. 
....Ian 
.  ..Jan. 


WASATCH  COUNTY. 

Thonuis  Giles Cent;'rvillB Jan. 

WASHINGTON  COUNTV. 

James  G.  Bleak.. .St.  Georju'e Jan. 

Jon.  E.  .lobnson... St.  George I, in. 

.lolin  T.  Geary Jan. 

Jos.  L.  lleywot)d.. Jan. 

WEBER  COUNTV. 

William  Lritchlow  Ogclcn Tan. 

John  Spires Plain  Cily Ian. 

Joseph  Oi-over Ogden  Valley Jan. 


1870. 
1870. 

1870. 
1870. 

1870. 
1870. 


1870. 
1870. 
1870. 
1870. 
1870. 

« 

1870. 

1870. 
1870. 
1870. 
1870. 

1870. 
1870. 
1870. 


i!     I 


AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 

The  Territory  of  Utah  is  situated  between  'V!^  and  4'J'-'  north  latitude,  and  between  109^  and  ll.V  west 
lonf;itude,  bcin^  about  >iV>  miles  in  len){th  from  north  to  sonth,  and  'T'JO  miles  in  width,  with  an  estimated 
area  of  103,000  sipuire  miles,  or  65,020,000  acres.  It  is  divi<led  in  tlie  center  by  the  ^Wattatch  Rau^'e  of 
mountains,  which  rise  to  a  height  ranginK  from  4,000  to  7,000  feet  above  the  level  of  the  iidjacent  valleys, 
llie  highest  peaks  of  which  are  covered  with  perpetual  snow.  The  elevation  of  some  of  the  valleys  in 
tiic  settled  portion  of  the  Territory  is  fixed  at  0,000  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea.  That  porlion  of  Utah 
lying  west  of  the  Wasatch  Mountains  forms  a  part  of  the  extensive  and  sterile  region  known  as  the 
Great  Basin,  the  rivei-s  and  lakes  of  which  have  no  communication  with  the  sea.  Although  gold  and 
silver  quartz  lodes  have  been  discovered  in  this  Territory,  aiKl  copper,  iron,  and  lead  are  known  to  exist 
within  its  limits,  owuig  to  the  general  discouragement  of  mining  enterprises  by  the  Mormon  leaders,  but 
'little  has  been  done  in  this  department.  Hitherto,  agriculture  and  stock  raising  have  constituted  the 
jprincipal  business  of  the  large  population,  <<onipoBed  of  representatives  from  every  civilized  portion  of  the 
((lobe.  There  are  about  200,0IM)  acres  of  land  under  cultivation,  producing  grain,  fruits,  and  vegetables  of 
ilie  best  quality.  The  Territory  produces  about  500,000  sacks  of  flour  each  year,  from  which  the  )K>pula- 
tion  of  Montana  is  niaiidy  supplied.  Quantities  of  dried  fruit,  produc>ed  hero  each  year,  also  supply 
ilie  same  market.  Cotton  has  been  extensively  raised  in  Southern  Utuh,  the  soil  and  climate  being  well 
Hdupted  to  its  production,  and  the  manufacture  of  this  staple  is  carried  on  to  a  considerable  extent. 

AGRICULTURAL. 

Cache  County  (the  granary  of  Utah)  comprises  fifteen  cities  and  seltlements ;  Washington  County,  (the 
cotton  country  of'  Utah)  eleven ;  San  Pete  County,  eleven ;  Kiine  County,  (named  in  honor  of  the  brother 
of  the  famous  Arctic  explorer)  eight ;  Iron  County,  eight ;  Millard  County,  (with  Fillmore,  the  former 
capit4>l  of  Utah,  principal)  six ;  Groat  Salt  Lake  County,  five  ;  eleven  more  counties,  including  thirty-two 
KttlementB  and  cities.  Total,  ninetv-six  settlements  and  cities.  UtMh  consists  of  about  100,000  'souls. 
About  7,000  of  them  are  farmers,  wno  have  under  cultivation  about  140,000  acres  of  land.  The  Territory 
produces  about  480,000  sticks  of  flour  yearly.    A  large  quantity  of  dried  fruit  is  also  raised,  part  of  whicu 


wm 


152* 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORY. 


^ocR  to  Jlontitna.  Great  Salt  I^ke  City  is  a  city  of  orchnrds,  and  from  the  "  bench  "  on  the  mountaina 
t  he  honseH  eeem ,  in  the  Bummcr,  to  be  peeping  out  of  u  forent.  The  most  plentiful  fruits  are  apricots,  apples, 
iind  Rtntwberries.  Slock  raising  is  also  an  important  brunch  of  the  furniinff  interests,  sonthem  Utnh 
will  be  a  land  of  vineyards  and  cotton.  Cotton  has  ulreudy  been  raised  in  considorahio  quantities.  In 
miiiiufHctures,  of  cotton  particularly,  a  ftooti  beginning  has  been  made.  A  large  quantity  of  cotton  yarn 
is  nlreudy  tpun  from  cotton  grown  in  the  Territory.  There  are  two  large  cotton  factonos,  one  of  them 
belonging  to  Urigham  Young,  and  there  are  several  smaller  ones.  The  whole  Mormon  community  has 
long  been,  and  is  still,  clothed  in  cloth  and  linsev  of  homespun,  and  almost  every  bouse  is  u  manufactory." — 
Corrc»p<>ndLnce  Alia  California,  Nov.  21,  1^06. 

TABLE  OP  AGKICULTUUAL  PRODUCTS, 
Showing  the  amount  of  Wheat,  Barley,  Oats,  Com,  etc.,  raised  in  1865. 


COUNTIES. 


WiTEAT. 


Acr'H. 


Beaver 1,781 

BoxKlder 1.845 

10,278 
1.947 
3,999 
2.S1Q 
1,(KK) 
41G 
2,C11 
1,272 
880  i 

2.na)j 

10,122 
1,1951 

810 

7W; 

7,<jo4 

988; 

790 
8,223' 


Cache . 

U&VJH 

(jreat  Suit  Lake  . 

Iron 

Juab 

Kane  

Millard 

.Morffun 

I'i-ute 

Itichland 

.San  I'cto 

Sfvicr 

Summit 

'I'ooolo 

Utah  .: 

Wafiatch 

Washinutou 

Weber 


Ifllsllol!!. 

37,401 
55,a50 

23«,."»4 
50,«22 
91,977 
40,300 
26,000 
7,072 
62,731 
34,344 
13.200 
82.000 

202,440 
20,290 
22,680 
19.0(10 

189,726 
21,736 
14,220 
67,683 


DARLEr. 


Oat.h. 


Corn. 


Ac'«  I  Uiisli.  [Acr'H.    HunIi.    Ac's 


112     2,2401 

308    10,164' 
858    24,^82, 


291 

63S 

164 

8 

6 

162 

127 

10 


I  1 


867 

17,724 

4,100 

76 

240 

4,636 

4,445 

300 


660    22,000 1 


80 

6 

87 

W 


l,7iiO 

180{ 

1,8691 

6001 

818:  22,0,S6! 

26:        625: 

19'       2851 

462    13,860 : 


1351 

484) 

2,478; 

860 

910 

181 

200 

7 

223 

487' 

2261 

470 

2,8lX> 

202 

102 1 

1001 

1,355 

297: 

13 

662 


2,970 

21,296 

84,262 

11,200 

28.210 

8,801 

6,000 

140 

6,913 

15.732 

2.250 

18,8001 

84.0001 

7,474 

4,080 

4.000! 

87,940 

ll,28Hi 

299: 

18,536 


15 

288 

1,760 

402 

1,108 

271 

250 

426 

230 

9 

50 

6 

115 

25 


490 

2,107 

1 

926 
1,035 


Ituiih.    Uallunft. 


SoRn'M.     Potatoes. 


Ac'8    Itiisli. 


800'. 
8,352 
36,000; 
8,8441 
31,024 
4,878  . 
3,750; 
6,875 1 
6,0601 

243*. 

750, . 

100  . 
1,840 ' . 

600 


14.196 
11,026 
37.667 
44,640 


160 
226 


7,600 

14,608 

6,180 


287 


11,7(»| 
35,819 1 
16' 
17,694 1 
20.700 


1,260 
42,804 


86,926 
18,642 


9,300 
46.675 
1,118 ,199,004 
1161  11.716 


689 

406 

125 

26 

68 

112 

30  j 

175  i 

645; 

44 

18 

66 

598 

74 

99 

231 


^8,182 

27.608 

12.500 

2.912 

6,800 

17,920 

2,040 

52,500 

37,060 

3.823 

2,400 

11,660 

63,986 

13,320 

18,316 

28  007 


Hat. 


66,536  1,246,166  4,681  189,228  11,631  369.179  9,502  192,904  235.476'4,832  654,21t3  66,044  79,614 


Acr'8.  'roim. 


1.108 

1.436 

6,436 

1,618 

2,170 

605 

1.500 

120 

1,686 

910 

226 

24,700 

9,860 

600 

660 

630 

7,811 

1,177 

672 

2,878 


1.662 
2,152 
6,794 
2,427 
3,265 

869 
2i260 

480 
2,725 
1176 

281 
24,700 
10,618 

876 
1,100 

927 
9,766 
1.669 
1,680 
4,309 


Fruit  Trees— Crop  of  186.5. — Apples,  acres,  717;  average,  100  bushels  per  acre.  Peaches,  962  ocres ; 
average,  184  bushels  per  acre.  Grape,  178  acres  ;  average,  \(,7!)[)  pounds  per  acre  ;  different  varieties,  289 
acres  ;  average,  145  bushels  per  acre.    Total  number  of  acres  under  cultivation,  2,146. 

Live  Stock,  1866. — Horses.  40,410.  Mules  and  Asses,  11, K"  Cuttle,  including  Cows,  Oxen,  etc., 
151,000.    Sheep  and  Goats,  158,000.    Hogs,  13,800. 

lUUIGATING  DITCHES. 

"  The  County  Table  of  the  Irrigation  Stutiftics  shows  that  there  have  been  constructed  two  hundred  and 
xeventy-seven  main  canals,  in  length  amounting  to  one  tlioui<and  and  forty-three  miles  and  one  hundred 
and  two  rods,  at  a  mean  width  of  live  feet  six  inches,  and  mean  depth  of  two  feet  two  inches,  which 
water  one  hundred  and  fifty-three  thousand  nine  hundred  and  forty-nnie  acres  of  land,  at  a  cost  of  one 
million  seven  hundred  and  sixty-six  thousand  nine  hundred  and  thirty-nine  dollars  ;  and  that  there  is  in 
C(airse  of  construction,  canals,  ut  an  csliinated  cost  of  nine  hundred  thousand  dullurs." — Report  of  Deieret 
Agricultural  Society,  January  II,  IS66. 

TABLE  OP  GUIST  MILLS, 
With  the  Location,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,  the  Capacity  per  Day,  Power  Used,  Cost  or  Valuation,  and 

Occupant's  Name  of  each. 


Lociitlon. 


DEAVEIl   CODNTY. 

Beaver 

nOX    Kl.nER   COUNTY, 

Box  Elder 

CACHE   COUNTY. 

Logan 

DAVIS   COUNTY. 

Bountiful 

Parinington 

14 

Knyesville 


Kamc  of  Mill. 


Bartons 

Beaver 

Box  Elder 

Thatcher  Hi,  Co.'s. . . . 


North  Cation.. 

Richards 

Smith  &  Co.'s. 
Whinells 


No.  run 
Stone. 

Capat'lty 
per  day. 

I'owcr. 

Cost. 

Uusliciii.  • 

1 

1 

06 
108 

water. 

14,000 
5,000 

1 

100 

water. 

10,000 

2 

150 

water. 

18,000 

2 

2 
2 

I 

200 

l.-iO 

100 

60 

wat«r. 

20,000 
18,000 
16,000 
12,000 

rrcscnt  Occupant. 


P.  Pariisworth  &  Co. 
Edward  Thompson. 

Smith,  Snow  tc  Co. 

Thatcher  &  Benson. 


H.  C.  Kimball. 
P.  D.  Richards. 
Eli'is  Smith  St.  Co. 
J.  Whinell. 


Location. 


iCedar'.""".?:""'"' 

Puiigwitch....' 

I  Parowan """ 


iJ'ortiirrch.r"'- 
INephi ■■"■ 


i»r?'>on  . 
I  J'prii'gdale ." 
ytruiu  Citv 


''I'-giu  City ;;;; 

MlI.r.ARD   COU.VTV 

Deseiet  Citv 

Fillmore  City'.'::; 


R'CHr.A.VD    CaU.NTY 

I  Saiut  Charles... 


I  Pnr?\~  T"-"  ''OfNTY. 

I  ton  tphi-uini  .. 
Mnnti 


.Voroni  ..." 

|Mountpifa'Hunt::::: 

iRiciS".'/"''"'- 


SUMMIT    COUNTY 

Coalville... 

vvauship ....:::::" '■ 


I  t'TAH   COUNTY 

AmeiionnKork....: 
Hobble  Croek.... 
ILchi  Citv. 

Lower  Salt  Creek::" 
Payson 

Petutnut. 

ProvoCitv.! 


I  Spanish  Pork 
{Spring  Creek  , 


,:.,*y*«"'N"TON   COUNTY 

I  >>Hint  George. 
'Washington....:!;; 


|,V„  „    .^"'';"  COUNTY. 

|NorthOifden 

[i^Kden  Citv. 

I     ■'         " " 
Weber Riv 


li  hours. 


With  the  Locatie 
I-ocadon. 

I         BeAVEIl  COUNTY. 

I  leaver-. ...  ,„ 

l-vorth  Beaver;;;;:;::::;  J; 

an 


UTAH    TBRRITORT.        SAW  MILLS. 


168* 


TABLE  OP  GRIST  MILLS.-Continubd. 


Location. 


IKON   COUNTY. 

Oedar 

PuiiKwilch 

Parowun 


•lUAn   COUNTY. 

Fort  Birch 

Neplii 


KANK   COUNTY. 

Or-  **oii 


Mamo  of  Mill. 


Cedar 

I'anf{witch. 
Pa  row  an  .. 


Fort  Birch. 
Nephi 


Spriiif^dale 

Virgiu  City Virgin  City 


flrafton. 
SprinKdale . 


MII.I.AUn   COUNTY. 

Peaeiet  City 

Fillmore  City 


RICHLAND    COUNTY. 

Saint  Charles 


Sprii 
Viru 


Doaeret. . 
Crofts . . . 
Fillmore. 


Rich  6c  Co.'s. 


SAN    PETE    COUNTY. 

Fort  Ephiiiini Cottonwood. 

Mnuti TiOwrys  . 

"      iManti 

Moroni j  Moroni 

Mount  Plunsant Mount  Pleasant  ■ 


.SEVIEK   COUNTY. 

Bichfifild 


SUMMIT    COUNTY. 

Coalville 

VVanship 


UTAH    COUNTY. 

American  Fork 

Hobble  Creek 

I.K;hiCity 

I.owcr  Salt  Creek.. 

I Payson 

!Petutnut 

'  Provo  Citv 


Spanish  Fork 
Spring  Creek 


WASHINOTON    COUNTY. 

I  Saint  Oeorf(e 

Washington 


WEHER  COUNTY. 

11  North  Ouden 

louden  City 


I  Weber  River. 


Richfleld . 


Hoyts 

Alexanders . 


Allen  &,  Co.'s 

Snringville 

Mnlliners 

Lower  Salt  Creek  , 

Pavfion 

Petutnut 

Mills , 

Tanners , 

Taylors 

Spanish  Fork 

Spring  Creek 


Snow  &  Adams . 
Washington 


North  Ogden. . . . 

Tari-s 

West  &  Youngs. 
Taylors 


No.  run 
Stone. 


Capacity 
.per  (lay. 


Uushcls. 
70 
tiO 

ro 


15M 
96 


S4 
00 
75 


96 
50 
70 


100 


200 

61) 

70 

100 

150 


50 


100 
100 


100 
100 
150 
120 
100 
100 
75 
150 
100 
200 
200 


50 
60 


100 
200 
200 
200 


I'owor.     Coat. 


water. 


water. 


water, 


water, 


water, 


water, 


water. 


water. 


water. 


Frcient  Occupants. 


water. 


water, 


112,000 
2,000 
6,000 


12,000 
7,000 


2,000 
3,000 
6,000 


5,000 
2,000 
8,000 


12,000 


12,000 
4,000 
5,000 
6,0(K) 
7,500 


3,000 


15,000 
12,01)0 


7,000 
12,000 
20,000 

'.),000 
12,000 

9,000 

8,000 
16,000 

8,(HI0 
18,000 
15,000 


5,000 
8,000 


12,000 
18,000 
20,000 
16,000 


J.  D.  Lee  &  Co. 
Nelson  Hollingsbead. 
W.  C.  McGregor  dt,  Co. 


Joseph  Birch. 
Zimri  Baxter. 


A.  P.  Winsor. 
Albert  C.  Petty. 
M.  Clawson  &  Co. 


A.  O.  Snioot  Sc  Co 

.Jacob  Croft. 

Willis  Bartholomew. 


Rich  &  Hopkins. 


Bernard  Snow. 
•John  Lowry,  Jr. 
S.  ChriHtoHorsen. 
Georfro  Bradley  &  Co. 
McClanahan  St.  Co. 


J.  Hoyt. 
Alexander  &  Co. 


A.  Johnsrvn  &  Co. 
S.  MulHiicr. 
Keeler  &  Co. 
O.  Symonds. 
Hancock  6l  Co. 
.lohn  Mills. 
Myron  Tanner. 
John  Til y lor. 
A.  Gardner. 
Jacob  Uoutz. 


Snow  &  Adams. 
Erastus  Snow. 


Dunn  &  Co. 
L.  Si.  A.  Tarr. 
West  &  Young. 
John  Taylor. 


'.   '*. 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS, 
With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Capacity,  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


BEAVEll  COUNTY. 

Beaver-. 

North  Beaver 


BOX    RI.OEn  COUNTY. 

Box  Elder 


liameof  Mill. 


Beaver  

North  Beaver. 


Snow,  Smith  St  Co.'s 


No. 
Saws, 


Capacity— 
Ft.pcrduy. 


1,200 
1,500 


Power. 

Cost. 

water, 
water. 

$6,000 
4,000 

Present  Occupants. 

Thoinpaon  St,  Stewart. 
Sheppard. 

Snow,  Smith  St,  Co. 


164* 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS.— Continued. 


Location. 


CACHE  COUNTY. 

Logttii 


DAVIS  COUNTY. 

Bountiful 


ORKAT  SALT  LAKE  CO. 

Big  Cottonwood  Cufion. 


•I 


Bingham  Canon 

City  Creek 

Little  Cottonwood  Canon 
Mill  Creek  Canon 


inON   COUNTY. 

Coal  Creek 

Paragooimli 

Parowun 


Xeplii . 


JUAB   COUNTY. 


KANE   COUNTY. 

North  Creek , 


MII.LAUD   COUNTY. 

Fillmore 

Scipio 


MORGAN  COUNTY. 

Littleton 


RICHLAND  COUNTY. 

Saint  Charles 


SAN   PETE   COUNTY. 

Fort  EiiLraim 

Fountain  Green 

Manti 

Mount  Pleasant 


TOOELE    COUNTY. 

Granttiviile 

Stockton , 

Tooele  City 


UTAH    COUNTY. 

American  Fork  .... 

Payson 

Pleasant  Grove 

ProvoCity 


Spanigh  Fork. 
Springville  . . . 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 

Ash  Creek 

"     South 

Pine  Valley 


WEDER  COUNTY. 

Ogden  City , 


Name  of  Mill. 


No.    tinpnclty— 
Haws.  Ft.prrday. 


Thatcher  &  Co.'s. 


Bear  St  Co.'s. 


Big  Cottonwood. 


Binghnm  Canon. . . 

City  Creek 

Little  Cottonwood. 
Mill  Creek 


Conl  Creek. 
Puragoonah 
Parowan . . . 


Bosnell  it,  Co.'s. 
North  Creek.... 


Fillmore. 
Scipio  ... 


Peterson  &.  Co.'s. 


Rich  &.  Co.'s. 


Snow  Sl  Co.'s... 

Snows 

Uuchanan  &  Co.' 
Scovilie  Sl  Co.'s. 


Gmntsville  . 

Connors 

Tooele  City. 


American  Fork  . . . . 

Webb  &  Co. 's 

Pleasant  Grove  . . . . 
Holduway  &.  Co.'s . 

Mills 

Gardner  &,  Co.'s... 
Huntington  &  Co.'s. 
Johnson  &  Co.'s  ... 


Harmons . . . 
Forsyths  ... 
Hawleys . . . 
I.iower  Mill. 
Pine  Valley. 
Upper  Mill . 


WeBt&.Co.'B. 


1,000 

800 

1,500 


1,000 


2,000 


1,000 

ecu 


1,000 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 


5,000 


1,000 
1,000 

GOO 
1,200 
1,200 

800 
1,000 
1,000 

800 
1,000 
1,200 
1,.=»()0 
3,000 
1,500 


Power. 

Coat. 

water. 

4* 

II 

II 

water. 
II 

water. 
II 

II 

II 

II 

steam. 

$18  hm 

Preacnt  Occupants. 


Thatcher,  Benson  &  oth. 


Bear  St,  Co. 


[Co. 
Little,  Decker,  Young  & 


Katon  &  Cownes. 
"      I  15,0001  B.Young  &  Son. 
water.  I |  Woolley  &  Davis. 


water. 
II 

II 

water. 

water. 

water, 
II 

water. 
It 

water. 

water, 

II 

It 
II 

water, 
tt 

II 
water. 


water 


water. 


8,000 
2,000 


f>.0(Mtl.S.  I^e  ite  Co. 
3,000  Kobiiton  &  Co. 
5,000  Hollingsheud  St,  Co. 


3,000 


5,000 


Bosnell  Sl  Gardner. 


Joel  11.  Johnson. . 


4,000  j  Thomas  Ciillister. 


3,000 


Cole  Si,  Co. 

Peterson  &  Co. 

II  II 

Charles  C.  Kich  Si  Co. 


3.000  Snow  St.  Co. 

4.0001  Bernard  Snow. 
4,000 !  Buchanan  &  Co. 
4,000IL.N.  Scovilie  &.  Co. 


4,000  Rowberry ,  Clarke  St,  Co. 

P.  Kdw.  "(Jmiiior. 

4,000  Kowberry,  Clarke  &  Co. 


3,000 

3,000  Wel>b  &  Co. 

2,.'>00 

4,000 

4,0(10 

2,500 

3,0011 

3,000 


S.  IloldHway  &  Co. 
M.  W.  Mille. 
Gardner  &  Co. 
Huntington  &  Co. 
Johnson  Sl  Co. 


4,000  Harmon  Si.  Woolley. 
4,000!Tlioina8  Forsyth. 
3,(H)0'Johu  Hawloy. 
7,000' Brown  &  Brice. 
16,000  Whipple  &  Co.  " 
5,0U0  W.  UurgeuB  St  Son. 


West  St,  Co. 


UTA 


Exhibiting  the  Com 


C'OITNTU 

Beaver 

Box  Elder. 

Cache 

'  Davis ...    

Great  8,,itL,;i;;;;;;-' 

Green  Kiver. 

Iron 

I  Juab ll'.j 

Kane 

Millard..;.";; 

[Morgan 

Piute 

Kichland  ..    

I  San  Pete  ....; 

Sevier 

Summit 

iTooele..         

Utah....; 

Wasatch  .       

iwashingioi,  .;;;;;;;■■ 

Weber 

Totals 

The  estimuted^jiiijiilhiii; 


Exbibiii,,^  the  principal 

estimmod  Population 
Capifiil. 


COfXTV. 


Nome  of  J 


Beaver . . . 
Box  Elder 


-  Beaver ., 

■'"•■.'.•fhamcitl 

Ir   «l,.l.'r"V   '^".vesville.. 
S^Salt  Lake '«,.cut  Salt 

Juab  . . , 
Kane... 


••  "Parowan. 

■•  ^ephi 

-•  Griifton , 

■•IToqnervillo  ;i 


TLe  Superintendent  of  pi 
I  "on-children  between  thef 
•chedules,  with  an  average  f 


'"SYT8^««-«'-Ve«r. 
Dwburseiuents,  same  i)^rio"dj 


UTAH     TERRITORY.        CITIES    AND    COUNTIES. 


156* 


TABLE 

Exhibiting  tko  Counties  and  County  Seats  of  Utah  Territory,  tbe  Population  in  18C0,  nud  Valuation 

of  Property.  1865. 


corsTlES. 


Cuiinty  Scata. 


HcHver  City  . . 
UriKlmm  City. 

Logan 

FarminKton. 


Ilea  ver 

liox  Elder 

Cache 

Davis 

Great  S.iit  LiiUo Oreat  Salt  Lake  City. 

Oreen  Kiver Fort  Hridjfer. 

Iron 

Juab 

Kane 

Millard 

Morgan 

Piute 

Kicliland 

San  Pete 

Sevier 

Summit 

Tooele 

Utah 

Wasatch 

Washinglou 

Weber 


Totals 


Parowan 

Nephi 

Orat'ton 

Fillmore , 

Littleton 

(Newlv  organized). 

Siiiiit  CbaneH 

Manti 

(Newljr  organized) 

Wanship 

Kii'hville 

Provo  City , 

Helier  City 

Saint  George 

Ogden 


Population,  IMIO. 


7S,-) 
],f.llS 
S.CO.'i 

a,'jo4 

11, •-'!'•'' 

Ml 

1,010 

era 


715 


3,815 


1!)8 
1,008 
8,iJl8 


fiOl 
3,(ir5 


VHlnntlon  of 
Property,  IHW 


$107,124 
277,414 
764,460 
508,410 

3,810,014 


145,132 
2S.'2,446 

76,412 
189,988 

60,000 

a5,786 
117,874 
260,000 

72,716 
160,000 
280,000 
1,410,260 
120,000 
280,(100 
555,894 


39,370 


t9,4.')3,930 


Tbe  estimated  population  of  Utah  in  1862  was  79,000,  and  in  1866,  100,000. 

TABLE 

Exhibiting  the  principal  Cities  and  Towns  of  Utah  Territory,  the  County  in  which  each  is  located,  the 
eHtimuted  I'opulation  in  October,  1866,  and  the  Distance  from  Great  Salt  Lake  City,  the  Territorial 
Capitiil. 


COUXTY. 


Kamu  of  Town. 


Beaver Heaver 

Box  Elder..  jBrigham  City 

"      ..  Wilhird  ...." 

Cache liOgan 

"      VVellsville 

Davis Farminuton 

"      Kiivesville 

G.  Salt  Lake  "(Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Iron Cedar '. 

"    *Parowan 

Juab i  Ncplii 

Kane Grafton  

'     iToquerville 


li 


1,200 
2,000 
1,000 
4,000 
1,500 
2,000 
2,.W0 
18,IH)I) 
1,001) 

i,rm 

2,001) 

800 

1,000 


m 

^|3 


225  S. 
60  N. 
54  N. 
92  N.E. 
80  N.E, 
17  N. 
24  N. 


COITNTY. 


280  8. 
260  8. 
95  8. 
345  8.  E 
330  S. 


Millard 

Morgan  — 
liichlund  ... 

!       " 

San  Pete  ... 

jSummit 

jTooele 

li 

Utah...'".^.! 

I    "    

I    <i 

'Washington 
I  Weber 


Name  of  Town. 


"Fillmore... 

Morgan 

Paris 

St.  Charles. . 

•Manti 

Wanship  . . . 
Graiitsville  . 

Tooele 

*Payson 

"Provo  City 
"Springville 
*St.  George. 
*Ogden 


II 


3,000 
1,000 
1,600 
1,.'J00 
3,000 
1,500 
1,01)0 
800 
1,.'J00 
4,000 
2,000 
3,000 
4,000 


169 

45 

150 

160 

133 

36 

40 

30 

68 

48 

55 

340 

40 


s.w. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

8.E. 

E. 

W, 

W. 

S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

N. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

The  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  reports,  for  the  year  1865, 148  School  Districts ;  a  sobool  popula- 
tion— children  between  tbe  ages  of  1  and  16  years — of  16,535,  of  which  8,956  are  enrolled  on  school 
schedules,  with  an  average  attendance  of  6,024. 

■    1  FINANCES.  .,     '  ■, 

Keceipts  and  ExrENniTURKS. 

Receipts  for  the  flscal  vear  ending  October  31, 18()5,  including  ;|35,039,  balance  on  hand  Novem- 
ber 1,  1864 ." ". $80,261 

Disbursements,  same  period 38,406 

Bnhuice  in  the  Treasury $41,855 

*  Incorporated. 


;^f 


5?   ! 


166* 


PAOIVIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


LIST  OP  NEWSPAPERS 

Publiithcd  in  Utah  Territory,  Tvitli  tlio  Loutlity,  Time  of  Publication,  Nuino  of  Publiilien,  etc. 


COUN'IV. 

Mamo. 

Locnllty  orrulillcution. 

When  IiHUcd. 

Vol. 
0 

a 

6 

Albe 
1).  H 
P.  L 

I-ubllilior. 

Great  Mult  Lake 
II        II        II 

II       11        II 

DeBcret  News 

Telogroph 

Union  Vedette.... 

Great  Salt  Luke  City.. 
*i       II        II       II 
II       II        II        II 

Weoklv  .... 
DlydtS.VV. 
D'lyatW'ly 

rt  Curritiftton. 
.11.  StenlioiiHe. 
Khoutf  St  Co. 

LIUKAKIKS. 

COITNTY. 

Locatinn, 

Name. 

When 
Oi'Kmilz'il 

iST):. 

I8lil 
18.')0 
18(V,» 
18l!» 

IHCiO 

I8(>:( 

186'i 
IHlili 
18(!t 

iH:>i) 

18H3 
18:)9 

X<i. 
Viiluinpi. 

Box  Elder 

lirlKhnin  Citv 

ITnion  . 
Deseret 
Tcrriloti 
Scventie 
Univent' 
Citi/.cng' 
Seventie 
Killmuro 
Snventie 

800 

Cuclie   

Loffun  Cit 
Great  Salt' 

700 

Great  Suit  Luke 

Lnko  Citv 

al 

5,000 

II        II        II 
11        ii        II 

II       It        II       II 
It       11        II       II 

H    

ty 

.500 
1,000 

Iron ••.... 

Purowun  . 
Nephi.... 

700 

Jnab 

200 

Millurd  

Fil  more  . 

Tooele  Citi 

Provo  City 
II        II 

St.  Oeurue 
Otfden  Cin 

(iOO 

Tooele 

f 

B   ..            .     .     . 

.500 

Utah   

II 
Yoiinjf  S 
St.  Geor 
P(!onlu*fl 

300 

Utah   ,- 

[en'h . 

.000 

WaBliinuton  .... 
Weber 

i/e., ,.,,.,.,. 

l,oon 

000 

7.  .      .-I 

COLONY    OF    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 

Capital,  New  Westmineter. 
EXECUTIVE  AND  CIVIL  ESTAnLISIIJIEXT.* 


Name  of  Incumhont. 


Krederick  Sovniour 
D.  C.  MaiinKcll .... 
Arthur  N.  Hirch  .. 
H.  P.  P.  Creuso... 

T.  L.  Wood 

Robert  Ker 

W.  D.Haniley.... 

Joseph  W.  Truch  j 

W.  Moberly 

A.  T.  nnshby 

W.  D.  Humfoy.... 

A.  T.  Hnslibv 

F.  G.  Claudet 

W.  Hitchcock 

M.  Mn8f< 

C.  S.  WyUle 

James  Cooper 

T.  WestKiirth 

Chartres  Brew 

J.  A.  R.  Hotner  . . . 
C.  J.  Pridiard  .... 
P.  O'Reillv,  J.  P.. 
J.  B.  Gai.'Kiu,J.  P- 
J.  C.  Huynes,  J.  P. 
W.  G.  Cox,  . I.  P.. 
H.  M.  Ball,J.  P... 
E.H.  Sanders,. I.  P. 
A.  C.  Elliott,  J.  P. 
R.  Wolfenden    ... 


Offlco. 


Gov.  und  Comnmnder-inChief 

Private  Secretary 

Colonial  Secretary 

Attorney  General. 

Solicitor  General 

Auditor  General 

Treasurer 

Chief  Comm'r  Lands  Jk  Works 

and  Surveyor  General 

Ansistant  Surveyor 

Kefjristrar  General  of  Deeds. . . 

Collector  of  Customs 

Postmaster  Geneml 

Superint't  Gov't  Assay  Office. 

Chief  Meltcr 

Customs  Officer  N.  W.  Coast. 

Revenue  Officer 

Harbormaster 

Inspector  of  Steam  Vessels. . . . 

Chief  Inspector  of  Police 

High  Sheriir. 

Warden  of  Jail 

Gold  Commissioner 

Assistant  Gold  Cooimissiuner.. 


Sup",  Gov't  Printing  Depor't. 


KcKlilcncc. 


New  Westminster.  .. 


Torm  Exp's. 


At 


Columbia  &  Kootenay  Dist. 


Cariboo,  East 

Cariboo,  West 

Hope,  Yale  and  Lytton. 

Lillooet 

New  Westminster 


11  of  Crown 


.Salary. 

|1<),I00 
1,()!)7 
:),880 
2,425 


2,425 
3,6;J7 

3,880 

2,425 
2,425 
3,152 
1,940 
2,422 
2,000 
1,4.55 
1,697 
1.940 
1,455 
2.910 
1,000 
1,458 
3,880 
2,425 
2,425 
3,395 
2,425 
2,425 
2,425 
1,455 


I  Name  6t  Inrumli 

(  Krederlcl.-  .Sevir 
Arthur  X.  Hire. 
":  ';•  '•  (><>"".3 
W.  I).  Hamlev. 
J"»eph  W.  Tr„( 
W.  D.  II,„„|ay. 


^nmo  of  iiip, 

M.  I).  HcKbirrr 

(VaciiiK^ 
C.  !«,.  Poole  V. 

i'-/\V' t'ris-e:. 

I.  tj,  Mood.. 

G.  w.  ii,.i„„.h;;' 

I  J'  A.  n.  Homer.  ■ 


yanrouver's  Tsl„ 

\M    3j,nnd   W.  j, 

ynmng  fVoiu  40  to 

)8  8«0mileB.    '1-|„.  i 

names  of  {/„fon  Cli 

I  li;"'"  ^^  ""'''"W'on 

12,000,000  acres,  the 

I   .  'he  whole  coiintr 

""«  to  the  hciulit  ol 

.  I  "'«<'<-'f"lnil(ivatioJ 

coiiHidernl.le  extent 

I  I  summer  lo  hiteai.in 

"oiitlnyestof  E,,;,!,,, 

British  Coliiinl.i,,  i 

^etweenthcKocHv  J 
htates  on  the  soutll  t] 
:;«-ndthof  theteiTitJ 
'"";  "<I"'K  Queen  Cll 
iho  mineral  rt^ol 
Monntains.  (}„h|  wf 
followed  to  Cariboo  i 
ooon  con/iiied  to  idacl 


jlank  of  Dritisl,  Colul 
Hank  of  British  No'tl 


.In  addition  to  the  ni 
shipped  by  Wells,  I-'al 
Ivooteiiiiy  reifion  shl 
"e«rly|j,5(Ju:uU0.'"'' 


I  Wth  the  Local 


ion, 


*  The  recent  cnnsolldatlon  of  Vancouver's  lelanJ  and  British  Columbia  prevents  a  more  extcniled  notice  of  the  present  {[ 
organization  of  the  Legislative  and  Uovemmeuial  Departments.  || 


l<ocatloii. 

Mllooet  DistiTiTTrr.Tl 

fe  Westminster.";:  "I 
Williams'LakeDistriJ 


BRITISH    COLUMBIA.        AREA    AND     RESOURCES. 


157" 


KXECUTIVE  COUNClIi. 


Nmno  6t  Inciimhont. 


0(n<e. 


Rcalilnnoo. 


KrcdurU'k  Seymour  Oovi'i'iior 

"Artluir  N'.  1  Jircli . .  Coloiiiiil  SBcrutui  y 

II,  I*.  1',  ('rpiido..'.   AttoriK!)- Ounurul.  ■ .  .... 

W.  I>.  Iliiiiili-y 'Ti'utiaiiier 

JdBOjpli  \V.  Triitth.  jCliii'tCoin,  Liiiiilg  and  Workt 
W.  D.  Iliiiiiluy ....  I  Collector  of  CimtoinH 


Now  WeHlniiiiiter. 


Torm  Kx|ilre». 


Salnr;. 


JUDICIAL  ESTAnLISIIMENT-So.rKME  Count. 


Nnmc  of  Iiirinnliont. 


M.  I).  Ik-Kbio... 

(VllCHIlt) 

C.E.Poole  v.... 
H.  1*.  r.  Creaso. 

T.  L.Woocl 

(}.  W.  llolaieH.. 
J.  A.  It.  Homer. 


Offlco. 


('Iiiel' JiiHtico 

I'liiftno  Judge 

KeKixtrar 

Attorney  Oenernl . 
Solicitor  OuMerul.. 

Clerk 

HiKh  Sheriff 


Itcxldcncc. 


Now  Westiniunter. 


VVestiairiBter. 


Tcnii  Kx|)lrr«. 


Snlary. 


f.'),H20 
3,S«0 
1,940 
2A'2& 


i.aia 

1,1)00 


AREA  AND  RESOURCES. 

Vanoouver'B  Ittlitnd  is  situnted  nonr  tlie  nortliwest  coast  of  North  AmcricB,  between  N.  Int.  18^  SMy  and 
50'^  55',  nnd  W.  Ion.  Iv!3'  10'  and  1V.>H'  v!0',  IiuvIiik  an  extreme  length  of  '..75  miles,  and  a  breadth 
varyinj^  from  40  to  50  mileg.  The  diHianee  by  water  from  San  Krancisco  to  Victoria,  its  jirincijml  seaport, 
is  800  miles.  Tlie  inland  is  separated  from  the  main  land  by  a  eliannel,  called  in  various  parts  by  the 
names  of  (^neen  Charlotte's  Smuid,  Jolinttone  Straits,  and  Oulf  of  Georgia.  On  the  south  it  is  divided 
from  M'aHliiiiKlon  Territory  by  the  Juan  dn  Fuca  Strait.  Its  area  has  been  roughly  CHtimated  at 
12,000,t)00  acrcH,  the  greater  proportion  of  which  is  mountain  nnd  hiirren  rock. 

The  whole  country  is  moroor  leKs  densely  wooded,  excepting  where  the  summit  of  the  mountains  (which 
rise  to  the  hciulit  of  nearly  l(),0(l(i  feel)  affords  no  hold  for  plants.  The  soil  is  feitilo,  and  canable  of 
lucccssfid  cultivation.  Coal,  good  in  quality,  has  been  foinid  nt  many  points,  and  has  been  worked  to  a 
considerable  e.<<lent  at  Nauaimo,  on  the  east  const.  The  climate  is  beautiful,  more  especially  from  early 
summer  to  late  autunui,  or  what  is  commonly  culled  the  Indian  summer,  somewhat  resembling  that  of  the 
Hoiitliwcstof  England. 

British  Columbia  is  sitnatod  on  the  northwest  coast  of  North  America.  It  comprises  the  territory  lying 
between  the  R(>cky  Alonntains  and  the  Pacilic  Ocean,  and  extends  from  the  frontier  lino  of  the  United 
States  on  the  south  to  the  Simpson  and  Kinlny  Rivers,  which  form  its  northern  boundary.  The  average 
breadth  of  the  territory  is  about  '.'5U  miles,  the  length  of  its  coast  line  about  450  niifes,  nnd  its  area 
(including  Queen  Charlotte  Island)  is  roughly  calculated  at  ^!UO,0(IO  square  miles. 

The  muieriil  region  of  Hritish  Columbia  is  cxtennive,  stretching  to  ihe  western  slope  of  the  Rocky 
Mountiiins.  (Johl  was  first  discovered  in  18.')8,  on  Fraser  River,  above  Now  Westminster,  and  gradually 
followed  to  C^iriboo  and  Kootenay.  Gold  quartz  veins  arc  known  to  exist,  but  mining  operations  have 
been  conlincd  to  placer  and  hill  tii^'gings. 

SHIPMENTS  OF  GOLD. 

Bank  of  Britifh  Columbia,  Jidy  1,  1805,  to  Junoao,  I8(i6 $l,;j!)7,129 

llnnk  of  British  North  America,  siime  period 1557 ,''76 

Total |i;i,054,a05 

In  addition  to  the  above,  there  should  be  added,  ns  the  product  of  the  mines  of  this  section,  the  amounts 
8hip|)cd  by  A\'ells,  Fargo  &  Co.  and  in  the  possession  of  parties  leaving  the  colony,  and  the  product  of  the 
Kootenav  region,  shipped  by  way  of  Portland,  which  together  would  probably  extend  tne  amount  to 
nearly  |3,5U0,U00. 

TABLE  OP  GRIST  MILLS, 

|;With  the  Location,  Name,  Run  of  Stone,  the  Capacity  per  Day,  Power  Used,  Cost  or  Vi-Uiation,  and 

Occupant's  Name  of  each. 


Location. 


iUllooet  District. 


New  Westminster 

Williams'  Lake  District. 


Name  of  Mill. 


Caynse  Creek 
Eraser  River  . 
Woodcocks . . . 
Canoe  Creek.. 
Soda  Creek... 


t'lipuclty 

No.  run 

per  liny. 

I'owcr. 

.Stono. 

libls. 

40 

water. 

40 

40 

steam. 
It 

ao 

water. 

40 

i( 

Cost. 

ti(;,ooo 

16,000 

15,000 

8,000 

18,000 


Trcscnt  Occupants. 


Lillooet  Flour  Co. 
J.  H.  Scott. 
W.  H.  Woodcock. 
Brown  &.  Co. 
W.  H.  Woodcock. 


>  The  Colonial  Secretary  Is  ex  officio  Clrrk  of  the  Executive  Council. 


158* 


PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


TABLE  OF  SAW  MILLS, 

With  the  Location,  Name  of  Mill,  Capacity,  Power.  Cost,  Occupant's  Name,  etc.,  of  each. 


Location. 


Vancouver's  isf.and, 

Barclay  So\in(l , 

Chemaiiius 


Mill-Stone  Creek. 

Sha\viii;;iin 

Sookelliirbor. ... 
Springvulu 


DRITIsH    Cor.UMIllA. 

Bnrrard's  Inlet 


Hodge's  Flat 

New  WestiniiiHtcr. 
Wild  Horse  Creek 


Name  of  SI  111. 


Albemi 

Kennear 

Shepherd  

Vancouver  Coiil  Co.'s 

Saywards 

Mnir  &.  Co.'s 

Cumerous 


nritish  Colnmbiu  Cos. 

Moody  &  Co.'b 

Hodges 

Moody  &  Co's 

Wood  &.  Angel 


No. 
S11W8. 


Cnpaclty-  pg^y„_ 
K.  per  (lay. 


•100,000  steam, 
water. 


4,onn 

1.5,000 
10,000 
8,000 
15,000;  water. 


steam. 


80,000 
.W.OOO 

.'i.OOO 
35,(100 

7,000 


Cost. 

~$~ 

120,000 

5,000 

2,000 

7,000 

14,OilO 

8,000 

20,000 


Present  Occupants, 


Sprout  &  Co. 

Kennear. 

fleorge  Askew. 
Vanconvei'(.'(ial  Co. 
W.  T.  Suywurd. 
Mnir  &  Co. 
D.  Cameron. 


steam.  120,000  British  Columbia  Co. 
water.;  35,(Mi0j Moody  &  Co. 

"  2,iJ00 Jlodges. 

Kteam.'  3(>,(100'Moodv  &  Co. 
water,  i     7 ,01 10 1  Wood  &  A  ngel . 


FINANCES,  1865. 

Receipts,  British  Colnmbia $.'jr).3,110 

Exi)euditures,  llritish  Columbia 087,545 


t  Deficiency $124,435 

Receipts,  Vancouver  Island f  184,596 

£xi)enditures,  Vancouver  Island 207,294 

t  Deficiency $82,698 

PORT  STATISTICS,  VICTORIA,  1865. 

Imports:  England,  $982,.584;  San  Francisco,  $1,284,687;  Portland,  $181,160;  Pnget  Sound,  $222,056; 
Sandwich  Islands.  $93,678 ;  British  Columbia,  $73,071;  China,  $361,098;  Valparaiso,  $3,772;  Society 
Islands,  $1,11.').    Total,  $3,203,221 


Tunnage— Cleared  :  Colonial,  vefsels,  809 ;  tnnnage,  80,729.  British,  14  ;  tunnngc,  6,676.  American, 
114;  tunnage,  69,412.  Russian,  6;  tunnage,  1,812.  Danish,  1;  tunuHKe,  380.  Hamburg,  2 ;  tunnage, 
,104.     New  (irauada,  2;  tunnage,  .358.     Chile,    1;    tuunuge,  81.     Total  vessels,   1,119;     aggregate 

iinnufrp.    II)0..').VJ 


314 
1, 

tuimuge,  lti0,55i 


TABLE  OF  LIBRARIES  IN  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


Location. 


Victoria 

New  Westminster. 

Nani:imo 

Cariboo 


Name. 


When      v„     T'„i. 
Org'nlz'ili^"-    ^o'*' 


Meehanicst |     181)4 

New  Westminster 

Nanuimo , 

Cariboo 


1S62 
181)5 


1,.550 

1,100 

500 

200 


Name  of  Librarian. 


T.  J.  Weekes. 
John  B.  Harris. 
P.  Hume. 
John  Bmwn. 


LIST  OF  NEWSPAPERS 

Published  in  British  Columbia,  with  the  liocality.  Time  of  Publication,  Name  of  Publisher,  etc. 


COi;N'nK.s. 


Name. 


British  Columbia  British  Columbian  , 

Examiner  . 
Vancouver  Is'd.. 


Locality  of^rubllca-^viicn  Issued. 


New  Westnunstcr 


British  Colonist  and  Chronicle  1  Victoria  . , 
Tribune ' .Nnnnimo  . 


Semi-Week. 

(4  (i 

D.  and  W.. 
Weekly.... 


Vol. 


Publishers, 


6  iRobson&McMill'i 
1   JHavelock  St.  Co. 

7  iHiggins.Longttfj 
3  Ijoseph  McClure. 


•  Twont.v-foiir  hours.  tOccnslonod  by  loans  for  the  construction  of  public  works. 

%  Coniprl.ses  Library,  Reading  and  Debating  Rooms,  Museum,  etc. 


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Agua  CalienteJ 

'  addre.^.s  San  1 
cultural  settlenl 
oan  Diego 

JBreese  Hamilton,  J 
Hart  John.  gencralT 
Irask  &  Tlu,n,p.on 

pVolfe  &  Brad/,  ger 


'wiaPria,  m«I 

Ure8,x,   JVIai-iposI 
'0  niilcN  .s  e  of] 
w  of  Mariposal 
jBernard  George,  ge^ 
Eiginoff  David,  genj 
Wosener  &  Dau.«cli,  I 
Uverone  A,  groceri 
l^lsese  A,  general  mi 
Jehenfeld  &  Co,  gen 
[^"bergerA^ncJ 

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UASOir  as  HAMTiTWS  OBOAN8.    A.  KOHUDB.  Affent,  Baa  Fraaoiaoo. 


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BUSINESS  REGISTER 


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In  this  (lepai'tniont  will  be  found,  alphiibcticully  arranged  under  the  aevernl  States  and 
TerritorieB,  the  mimes  of  the  different  counties,  cities,  and  towns  on  the  P:K'i(ic  Coast,  and  the 
Local  Officers  jroverning  the  same,  with  the  address  of  each  Merchant,  Manufacturer,  and  Professional 
residing  therein. 


A.BBI*EVI-A.TI02SrS. 


acet. 


Accountant  I  Episc EpiHCoiiiiliaMiN  P Notary  Pnblic 

Hgt AKeut|excli KxcIhuikc  nr Near 

atty Attorney  at  Law  Kun  nidse (ieneral  MercluuidJHe  olt' Oflice 

Hap HapliHtln House  op Oppowte 

li(l)f Huildin^f  IIpI) I leltrew  P  () Post  Office 

bet Petweeujimp Importer  Presb Presbyterian 

!)lk Mloi'k  J  P .Justice  of  the  Peace  proptr Proprietor 

Cath Catholic !  Lutli Lntlierau  Q  M Quartz  Mill 

inauuf ■ .  Xlanut'acturer  or  Mauufac-  rest MestHurar.t 

tory  '  Res' lieverend 

mclit .Merchants South 

cor  ". Comer liiikr Maker  stiiir Steamer 

(lept Department jMeth Methodist  S  M Saw  Mill 

K EastiN Nortli  I'nit Unitarian 


elk Clerk 

com Commission 

Cong Congrej^ationalist 


AgUa  Caliente,  San  Diego  Co,  P  C) 
address,  San  Diego,  a  small  agri- 
cultui'al  settlement  (50  milea  n  e  of 
San  Diego 

Breese  Hamilton,  general  merchandise 
Hart  John,  general  merchandise 
Trask  &  Thompson,  general  merchandise 
Wolfe  &  Brady,  general  merchandise 

Agua  Fria,  Mariposa  Co,  P  O  ad- 
dress, IMariposa,  a  mining  locality 
70  miles  s  e  of  Stockton  and  5  miles 
w  of  Mariposa 

Bernard  George,  general  merchandise 
Eiginoff  David,  general  merchandise 
Glossner  &  Dausch,  brewers 
Laverone  A,  groceries  and  provisions 
Olsese  A,  general  merchandise 
Schenfeld  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Steinberger  A,  general  merchandise 


Alameda,  Alameda  Co,  P  0,  on  the 

S  F  !ind  Alameda  11  R  5  miles 
n  w  of  Siin  Leandro  and  1 1  milea  s  e 
of  San  Francisco 

IJarber  A  S,  post  master  and  gen  mcht 

Clement  Wesley  11,  justice  of  the  peace 

Cummings  A.  livery  stable 

(iihbons  W  P,  physician 

Haile  Henry,  physician 

Johnson  James,  blacksmith 

Lambert  Benard,  physician 

Liese  Conrad,  butcher 

Nobman  .John,  saloon 

Reed  J  G,  propr  Alameda  Park  Hotel 

Rich  Charles  E,  Rev,  clergyman  Meth 

SMITH  THOMAS  A,  agent  Bamber  & 

Co's  Express 
"yVilson  James  H,  saloon 
WHEELER  &  STETSON,  proptra  S  F 

and  Alameda  Express 


A.  SOMAN  ft  00.  Tbo  only  exolniiTO  Book  Btoro  on  the  FMiflo  Ooaat 


irOBTH  AMSRIO  A  T>TF^  INP'OB  AXVCB  OO.  The  beat  oompany  in  the  United  States. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


ALA.MEDA  CO.  Organized  1852.  Boundaries — north  by  Contra  Costa, 
east  by  San  Joaquin,  south  by  Santa  Clara  and  Bay  of  San  Francisco,  and  west  by 
Bay  of  San  Francisco.  This  County  is  one  of  the  most  extensive  and  flourishing 
agricultural  districts  of  the  State.  Area  of  the  County,  eight  hundred  squ.ire  miles. 
County  Seat,  San  Leandro. 


OFFICERS, 


OFFICE. 


County  .Jiidfjc 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Sheriff 

Recorder 

Treasurer 

Assessor,  Alameda  Township. 
Brooklyn        "       .. 

"        Eden  "       .. 

"        Murray  " 

"       Oakland  "      .. 

"       Washington    " 

Survpyor 

Coroner 

Public  Administrator 

Superintendent  Public  Schools 
Supervisor,  Oakland  Township 

"  Brooklvn         "    .. 

"  Eden    '  "    .. 

"  Alameda         "    . . 

"  Washington    "    .. 

"  Murray  "    .. 


IJfCUMBEXT. 


Noble  Hamilton 

Isaac  A.  Amcrman. . 

George  M.  Blake 

Henry  N.  Morse 

Isaac  A.  Amerman , . 

Socrates  Huff 

E.  Minor  Smith 

George  W.  Adams . . 
Henry  W.  Ciabb.... 
James  W.  Teeter. . . . 

Joseph  Dillon 

Jarcd  T.  Walker.... 
William  F.  Board  man 

Saben  Harris 

Duncan  Cameron  . . . 
Rev.  Charles  E  Rich . 
Francis  K.  Shattuck. 
Robert  S.  Furrelly. . . 

Joseph  B.  Marlin 

Anderson  Cumniings. 
Howard  Overocker  . . 
John  Green 


BESIDESCE. 


San  Leandro. 


Oaklani'^  . . . . 
San  Leandro. 


Alameda 

Brooklyn  

Haywood's 

Pieasanton 

Oakland 

Washington  Corners, 
Oakland 


San  Antonio 

Alameda 

Oakland 

Brooklyn  

San  Lorenzo 

Alameda 

Centreville 

Dougherty's  Station. 


Term  Expires. 


Jan'y  1,  1868 
March  6, 1 868 


March  7, 1868 


March  6, 1868 


Oct.    5,   1867 


Snlary. 

$2,100 
Fees. 


SIOO 
$175 
$150 
SIOO 
$250 
$200 
Fees. 


fcoo 

$250 


CHlOKERli(ro.g 


,    ALPDffE 

!^«'^t  ^y  State  . 
Amador,  and  Ki 


OI-FICK. 


I'Ouiiiy  C'lork 


Alamo,   Contra  Costa   Co,    P 
miles  s  e  of  Martinez 


O,    13 


CORNWALL  G  A,  general  mdse 
Cornwall  J  11,  po^t  master  and  agt  Bam  • 

ber  &  Co's  E.xpress 
Denn  T  W,  propr  Haywood  stage  line 
FOSTER  JAMES,  wheelwright 
Hoflfmar.  Henry,  proptr  San  Ramon  Iloui-e 
Hamburg  Lawrence,  Iiarness  maker 
KING  R  M,  Principal  Union  Academy 
Seely  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Sohn  Peter,  general  merchandise 
Stolz  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Albion,  Mendocino  Co,  P  O,  43  miles 
8  w  of  Ukiah 

MacPhenson  &  Wetherbee,  lumber  man- 
ufacturers 
White  L  E  &  Co,  general  merchants 

AllGghany,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  9  miles 
8  w  of  Downieville 

Alers  John  G,  proptr  Golden  Anchor  Hotel 
BENNETT   WILLIAM   F,  proprietor 
Spring  Brewery 


(D;.si:;i,:tAttorn"eV." 
nlienff •'^    • 

Recorder  , . .' 

I  Auditor  ...".'." 

'iVcHsiiriT 

I  Assessor   .    

'"Survoyor 

Coroiior  

I  ;Alta  station^ 

^'•U'raiiiento 
J I  Evans  P  If,  p,,,,,.,] 
^loor^^  IJ  F  &  'e-     . , 


tal 


PA0Z7I0  ZNSURANCa  CO.   CMh  Aweto.  flA13.86a.88. 


I  Alta  Station  p 

J^"'*^^  K.  I.}ac-k..mi,h 
^-"-^i-^^.addl,.;'. 

Altaville,  Calav,., 

^.•|o'i-l'«   C'mn,,)  1 
'"•'^^ssofMokdl 

"""JJoi.ii.  p,opno(o, 

Altaville,  Do]  Non 

t- 'e^-cvnt  Ci(y)      I 

•'eiikins  ,/  u   h\;.,L      • 
r  »^t  'Jiacksiiii 

^"^•k  N,  ho,.,  p,„;,  .j;;* 

Allison  Banch,  Nevada  Co,  (P  0|  *j  1 

address,  Grass  Valley,)  a  quartz  min-i     ^^''8'uO,  Alaniedal 
ing  locality   21  miles  8  of     Grass!        ^,"^  '*^"''  Leandro 
Valley  ^      '^""  I-'i'-'uicisco 

Hennesey  Patrick,  general  merchandise  iiilivcn  .t  J,, ''""''""se 

Alpha,   Nevada   Co,    a  small   mininjjlal.n  j/,  i„„''5/!^'^''  ^'" 

locality  18  miles  e  of  Nevada  City  i'/iK«ti;iir  'v„,.,..  '^"^  ,.        . 

"  m  n  -'^"inian,  Iivcryl 

AfiOMAlf  &  c< 


CLUTE  JOHN  II,  post  master,  groceries, 
provisions,  produce,  clothing,  hard- 
ware, etc. 

CRAFTS  «&  CO,  groceries,  provisions, 
produce,  clothing,  and  hardware 

EASLEY  &  CO,  livery  stables  i 

Koutz  John,  Justice  Peace  and  Notary  I 
Public  I 

LEFEVER  JOSIAH,  physician 

MILES  SMYIHE  M,  physician,  drug.; 
gist  and  apothecary 

MILLER  ABRAHAM  IIj  dry  goods 
and  clothing 

Wall  Thomas,  butcher 

West  &  Albert,  proprietors  Union  Saloon 

YOUNG  JAMES  C,  groceries,  fancy 
goods,  cigars,  and  stationery 


CHIOKERIITGPS  Pianos  have  the  best  touch  and  tone.   A.  KOHLBB,  Agent,  San  Franoisoo. 


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STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


113 


ALPINE  CO.  Organized  1864.  Boundaries— North  by  State  of  Nevada, 
east  by  State  of  Nevada  and  Mono,  south  by  Calaveras,  and  west  by  Calaveras, 
Amador,  and  El  Dorado.     County  Seat,  Silver  Mountain. 

o  F  K  I  c  E  R  s : 


OFFICE. 


INCTMnKNT. 


County  Judjjc Ilcnry  Kno 

County  Clerk :Jolin  N.  Bnrher  . . . 

Oisu'ict  Attornev 'Niisli  C.  Uriirirs  . . . 

Slicrm' ■ Diivid  N.  McBctli. 

Hci'order i  Diivid  K.  Switn . . . 

Auditor Duvid  K.  Swim. . . 

Tronsurer Thoniiis  Ciirlson  -. 

Assessor   Willis  P.  Merrill. . 

Surveyor Vacant 

Coroner    J.  Brown  Scott  . . . 

Public  Administrator J.  Brown  Scott  .  . . 

Superinton't  PuMic  Schools  . . ;  Luke  S.  (Jreunlaw. 

Su|)ervisor,  1st  District !  Charles  W.  Diiko  . 

'•  2d  " 'riionins  M.  Stevens 

"  ;ul  "      .James  P.  Calhoun . 


UESIDK\CE. 


Term  E.\i)lrcs.         S.VLAllY 


Silver  Mountain 


Curv's  Mills. 


Jaii'v  1,  1870,S1800prann. 
March,  1868.!  Fees. 
I     "  "      j»1500&fee8. 

I     "  "       Fees. 


$300  per  nnn. 
SI  800       " 
88  per  day. 


Cary's  Mills March,  1868. 


Marklecville.  . . . 
Silver  Mountain 
Hope  Valley  . . . 
Silver  Mountain 


Jan'y  1,  1869 
"  1,  1867 
"      1,  1868 


Fees. 

$240perann. 
S6  per  day. 

It  4( 


101 
In- 

M3| 


Alta  Station,   Nevada   Co,  (P  O   ad- 

■  dre^s,  Crystid  Lake)  CD  miles  n  e  of 
!  Sacramento 

i  Evans  1*  IF,  prop'r  liailroad  Restaurant 
Jones  J  S,  prop'r  JJailroad  Saloon 

■  Moore- 1)  F  &  Co,  agents  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co 

Alta  Station,  ri.nier  Co,  (P  O  addre.^s 
Coiliix)  ;").>  m'!  's  n  e  of  Sacramento 

Soide  fj.  hiiU'ksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Yeates  E  .S,  twaddles  and  boot  manufaetory 

Altaville,  Calaveras  Co,  (P  ()  address 
Angel's  Cam)))  a  mining  locality  21 
miles  s  of  Mokelumne  Hill 

DEMAHEST  D  D,  Altaville  Foundry 
I'UINCK  I»  I{,  general  merehandise 
Ward  Joiin,  jtroprietor  Altaville  Hotel 

Altaville,  Dl-I  Norte  Co,  (P  O  address 

Cre-eeiit  City) 
■Icnkins  .1  H,  bhicksmith 
Lamcar  Charles,  hotel  proprietor 
Liddle  ife  Donovan,  saloon  and  l)illiards 
Tack  N,  hotel  proprietor 

MvaradO,  Alameda  Co,  P  (),  10  miles 
8  of  San  Leandro,  and  2G  luiles  s  e  of 
Sim  Francisco 

Ronson  U,  warehouse 
Itliven  &  (ileason,  saloon 
ICOLLTNS  .lOHN,  barber 
Halm  II,  butcher 
Iliisting  Norman,  livery  stable 


Hcyers  August,  bakery 

Heyers  J,  saloon 

Hyer  Augustus,  saloon 

.TOHNSON  &  GREGfJ,  general  mdse 

•Tones  S  P,  warehouse 

Livy  S,  general  merehandise 

Lowell  A  J,  ])o.Jt  master  and  tinsmith 

May  August,  butcher 

McCardy  .himes,  hotel  keeper 

McKf'own  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
right 

INFcNiimiira  M,  shoe  maker 

ME Y EHS  &  NAU Ell  T,  proprs  American 
Exchange 

Parker  (Jcoige,  painter 

Pierpont  .hmies  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb'n) 

PRATT  CHARLES   H,  physician 

Putney  E  A,  blacksmith  and  machinist 

Sclfridge  .1  M,  physician 

Stevens  C  .1,  Hoiiring  mills 

STOKES  JAMES  J,  gen'l  mdse 

Vondeigreen  F  O,  physician 

AlviSO,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  O,  5  miles 
n  of  San  .lose  and  45  miles  s  e  of 
San  Francisco,  an  important  8hi[)|»ing 
point  situated  at  the  head  of  San 
Francisco  bay 

Evens  Charles,  hotel  keeper 

Fairfield  H.  post  master 

Ilam  II  K,  prop  sch  Banner  and  warch'se 

Hutchinson  Robert,  Justice  of  Peace  and 

lumber  dealer 
Johnson  S  W,  butcher 
LEITCH  T  II,  miller 
Otley  &  Auzerais,  warehouse 


GQ 


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A  ROMAN  &  CO.,  Ban  Fraacisoo,  receive  New  Books  by  every  Steamer. 

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NOBTH  AUEBIOA  UFE  INSUBANCB  CO.  No  restriction  on  oooupation  or  travel. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     IJUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Rowley  A  B,  flouring  mill 
Sollike  J  A,  general  merclianilii-o 
Wade  Ilenry,  warehouse  antl  livery  stable 
West   John,   mail   contractor   anil   ware- 
houseman 
Whitcomb  Octavius,  blacksmith 
Wilson   &   ]\Iartin,  proprietors   schooner 
San  Jose 

Amador  City,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  9 
miles  n  w  Jackson 


FAITLL  J  A,  ag't  Keystone  Quartz  Mill 
Fleehart  A,  prop  Amador  House 
GA1{DM<:U    &   FLEEIIAHT,  mininjr 

store  and  owners  Ilasard  Quartz  Mill 
Gilmore  liobert,  post  master 
MIDDLETON  T  E.  proprietor  Amador 

Quartz  3IiH 
PALMER  JOHN,  agent   IIunrxT   Hill 

Quartz  Mill 
Palmer  Wm  A  &  Co.,  proprietor  Bunker 

Hill  (iuartz  Mill 


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AMADOR  CO.  Organized  1854.  Boundaries — North  by  El  Dorado,  east 
by  Alpine,  south  by  Alpine  and  Calaveras,  and  west  by  Sacramento  and  El  Dorado, 
An  important  mining  section,  and  fertile  in  agricultural  productions.  Lund  enclosed, 
about  40,000  acres.     County  seat,  Juckson. 


officers: 


OFFICE. 


ISriJIIlKXT. 


RESUIKNC'E. 


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County  Clcrli 

I)istri('t  Attorney  . . . 

siicritr : . . . , 

Kecorttcr 

Aiiilitor 

Treasurer 

Assessdr,  Disfrii-t  1  . 

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Surveyor 

Coroner 

Puhlic  Adininistriitor 

Sii|MTinten()fiit  I'lililic  Sclio(>lij 
Supervisor,  tst  Distriet 

"         2(1        "       

"  .id         "       ...... 

Court  Commissioner 


Jaekson. 


J.  Footc  Turner. .. 
.las.  C.  Shipmnn  . . 
Roliert  M.  IJri^'gs  . 
Koliert  Cosncr  .... 
Ailtt.  C.  llinkson.. 
Add.  ('.  llinkson. . 

.Otto  Wnlther 

■lolill  Hiirkc 

Ijolin  Surfiiee 

I  Kolit.  M.  Itradsiiiiw 
Tlioniii!)  Dunliip  . . 
Dun  id  Woricy. . . . 
Andrew  1'.  \Vood. 
T.  Coly  Stowcrs  . . 
Churles  lioarnum  . 
Mieljael  Tyninj^. . . 
.Snm'l  (i.  Hri^r^s  . . 
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American  Ranch,  Shasta  Co,  P  O, 

1  1(5  miles  s  e  of  Shasta 

AnderfOii   Elias,  post  master  and  hotel 

Anaheim,  Los  ^Vngeles  Co,  P  O,  situ- 

I  atcd  on  the  coast  28  miles  s  of  Wil- 

mington, settled  in  18;")7  by  the  Los 
Angeles  Vineyard  Sm'iely,  and  is  now 
one  of  the  most  tlourishing  wine  grow- 
ing districts  of  the  State 

Davis  Brothers,  general  merchandise 

Fisher  John,  post  master 

Langenbcrg  &,  Co.,  general  merchandise 

Anderson's  Valley,  Mendocino  Co, 

P  O,  20  miles  s  w  of  Ukiah 
Gary  S  C,  genera)  merchandise 


Iluwland  S  W  blacksmith 

Kendall  A  B,  post  master  and  hotel 

Prather  Charles,  Justice  of  the  Peace 


AngePs  Camp,  Csdaverns  Co.  P  0, 
a  mining  locality  22  miles  s  e  of 
Mokelumnc  liill 


Bacon  William,  news  depot 

ISnrkhorn  William,  liquors 

Bruner  F,  butcher 

Coon  Ross,  proprietor  Lakes  Hotel 

Cosgrove  M,  livery  stable 

Fletcher  John  G,  carpenter  and  builder, 

Hauselt  Conrad,  bnkery 

HOCKMAN  RICHARD,  druggist 

Howard  J  H,  tinsmith 

Love  Alexander,  lumber  dealer 


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I>[atson  Jamois,  blm-ksmiiii 
Niiniiigcr  Goornre,  li(inors 
I'tTuiio  .Tolin,  ;renerai  nicrcliandise 
I'crano  -losopli,  pjcneral  incrclianilise 
Hatz  E,  hair  dicsser 

Sciibner  J  C,  general  merchandise  and 
apreiit  AV'ells,  Kargo  &  Co 


c    Smith  Henry,  !i((tior.s 

Spilliier  AVin,  hoots  and  ^hoes 
Taite  William,  attorney  at  law 
Thomas  Ellis,  hlaeksmilh 
Watterman  E  K,  blaeksmith 


Antelope,  Yolo  Co,  V  O,  50  miles  n  w 

1  Saeraniento 

Antelope   City,  iNiono  Co,  (P  o, 

i  liridjjjeport,)  a  -mail  mining  locality 

j  J50  miles  w  of  Bridgeport 

Ouncan  Daniel,  .Tiistie<?  of  the  Peace 
i  Partson  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

\  Anthony  House,  Nevada  Co,  p  o, 

10  miles  n  w  of  Nevada 

Brown  P  C,  post  master 

Hiiekley  Patrick,  ]irop'r  Hudson  IIousi 


WILLI A^IS  FRANCIS,  saloon 
WOLF  S  &  CO,  general  mdse.  etc 
WOODRUFF    &    ^IcNULTY,    agents 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  IJamber  &  Go's 

Express,  fruits,  etc. 
Woodruff  I)  S,  post  master 

Areata,  IlnmboUlt  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  n 
of  Eureka 

Bowen  G  C,  drugs  and  gen  merchandise 
IJrezard  &  Van  Rossum,  gen  merchand'e 
Hull  .1  C.  hotel  proprietor 
Bull  .T  C  jr,  butcher 
Burns  R,  tinsmitii 

Campbell  .T  A,  clergyman.  (^lelhodist) 
Compton  A  .1,  clergyman,  (Presbyterian) 
Cidlberg  .T,  general  merchandise 
DEMING  BY  RON.  attorney  at  law,  no- 
tary public  and  agent    Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co 
Fleishman  II.  general  nievchandise 
Gras  Henry,  physician 
Havens  H  W,  attorney  at  law 
Klikly  W  H,  livery  stable 
Parry  J,  druggist  and  physician 
Radelfingcr  S,  hotel  jiroprietor 


Cooly  C,  (Plea.-ant  Valley)  snp't  Slow  and  i  Stalder  .loseph,  boot  maunfiicturer 


Easy  Quartz  Mining  Co 
Doody  P,  general  merchandise 
Pulwyler  A.  (Pleasant  Valley)  clergyman, 

M(!tliodist 
Shoemacker  Dr,(  Pleasant  Valley)  [thysic'n 

AntiOCh,  Contra  Costa  Co,  P  0,  20 
miles  e  of  Martinez 

CARMAN  G  C,  groceries 
CHASE  .t  R()B151NS,  livery  stable 
Davis  Heurv,  Siipt.  Cal.  Smelting  Works 
CALLOWAY  &  BOOIiAR,  lumber 
(;ALL0WAY  .f  \y,  agent  Home  Ins  Co 
(iAHNHAM   HENRY,  drugs,  etc 
( ;  R I F  F I N   P ATR I C  K,  propr  American 

Exchange 
IIOMBURG  M  &  Co,  general  mdse 

Hard  R  B  &  Co,  butchers 

Haskell  Greenlief,  saloon 
llSRAEL  (iE()R(iE  L,  restaurant 
iMAHAN  I)  P,  [iroprietor  Jackson  Hotel 

.McNulty  J  J,  flustice  of  the  Peace 
[McCoy  Geoi'ge,  Notary  Public 
htcDermott  P,  blacksmith 
blorgan   C,  Rev,  clergyman   (Cong) 

I'LTERSON  &  MARSH,  general  mdse 

SllEELE  ADAM,  saloon 
pVilkening  F,  saloon 


Walk.M-  R  .1,  blacksmith 
WHALEY  JOHN  A,  post  master 
Justice  of  the  Peace 


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Auburn,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  county  seat 
Placer  Co,  on  the  Central  Pacific  R  R, 
.'5()  miles  from  Sacramento  city  ;  legal 
distances,  from  Sacramento  JJ,")  miles, 
from  Stockton  HO  miles,  and  from  San 
C^iU'ntiu,  IG.'i  miles 

Andrews  Mo-es,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
BEG(JS  WH.LLVM  J,  editor  of  "Stars 

and  Stripes" 
B()(;GS  JOHN  C,  prop  of  "  Stars  and 

Stripes  " 
CHAPIN  S  F.  physician 
CRAIG  E  L,  attorney  at  law  and  district 

attorn(>y 
Cubherly  I)  C,  wagon  maker 
Dallmmi  Louis,  tobacco,  cigars,  liquors,  &c 
Dwyer  Ste[)hen,  groceries,  provisions  and 

licpiors 
FELLOWS  H,  Judge  County  Court 
Fiidey  C  W,  surveyor 
FITCH  J  I,  U  S  assistant  assessor  4th 

div  4th  dist 
Furniss  Miles,  restaurant 
Gibbons  &  Baldwin,  proprs  B'k  Ex.  Saloon 


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Gordon  II,  groceries,  provisions,  liardwnre, 

f'fC 

CaVYNN  JOHN  U,  frcncrnl  varieties 
HALE  &  FELLOAVS,  attorneys  at  law 
HALL   E  M,  banker,  and  agent  AVells, 

Fargo  «&  Co 
HAINHLTOX  .!(),  attorney  at  law 
HARWOOI)  ,1,  stoves,  hardware,  etc 
Holmes  (Jeorge,  physician 
Holmes  S,  dentist 
Kohn  &  Furtli,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots, 

shoes,  etc 
Levy  B  L  «&  Co,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
LIPSETT  A,  propr  Orleans  Hotel  and 

dealer  cloliiing,  boots,  shoes,  etc 
Lubeck  D  AV,    dry  goods,    clotliing    and 

fiincy  goods 
Lux  &  AVeidernian,  Aiibnrn  IJrewery 
IVIalion  &  Curley,  saloon 
Mallett  Kichard,  propr  City  Flonr  IMill 
3IcDaniel  AVilliani,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  mining  tools 
.AHTCHEL   T  &   C  H,  editors  and  pro- 
prietors I'lacer  Herald 
MORRIS  SAMl'EL  (:,  propr  American 

Hotel 
IMunsell  eFames.  wagon  maker 
flyers  .1  N,  dentist 
Mynv-  h  F,  attorney  at  law 
Neal  «fc  Craiidall.  proprs  Colfax  and  Grass 

Valley  Toll  Road  and  N&  C  Saw  Mill 
Poland  R  C.  attorney  at  law 
POOLE  A  AV,  SheriirPlacr  County 
Powell  P.  propr  stage  line  from  Aiibnrn, 

via  Todd's   Valley,    Forest    Hili    to 

Michigan  lilufl's, 
Smilii  .7  .1,  propi'  Railroad  Hotel 
SOPHFR  JOHN,  blacksniilh 
SPEAR  1)  AV,  Clerk  County  Court 
Stanton   John   IJ,   propr  Empire  Livery 

Stable 
Steinly  IJ,  pro|)r  Placer  Drewery 
Stephen!  T  E,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Stevens  S  ^L  books,  stationery,  and  ttde- 

graph  opei'ator 
Slillnian  AV  15.  ))hotographer 
STONE  &  PRE  DOM,  blacksmiths  and 

horse  slioers 
Thomas  P  AV,  attorney  at  law 
THOMAS  S  P,  idiysician 
'I  odd  F  AV,  physician 
Turner  AV  A  .1,  post  master 
TWEED  &  CRAH;,  attorneys  at  law 
AV^'bber  Mack,  drugs  and  medicines 
WILLMENT    G,   groceries,    provisions 
and  ircneral  merchandise 


Bald  Hill,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Horsetown,)  4  miles  s  w  of  Shasta 

Barks  &  Yonree,  general  merchandise 
Drew  &  Fidler,  stock  and  grain 

Bangor,    Butte    Co,   P    O    14    miles 

s  e  of  Oroville 

Flood  K,  merchant 
Kitchen  A,  post  master 
Shattuck  I*  F,  merchant 
.Swain  E  Mvs,  hotel  proprietress 

Bath,    Placer  Co,  V  O,    a    mining   lo- 
cality (■).')  miles  n  e  of  Auburn 

Bl'RT  BR(  )S.  groceries,  provisions,  boots, 

slioes,  general  merchandise 
Burt  S  B.  |io.-t  master 
Davis  AVilliam,  ag't  Rough  ( Jold  Cement 
j  Mill 

Kidd  A  AV,  billiards  and  li(piors 
AVheeler  J,  ag't  Paragon  Cement  Mill 

I  Bear  Valley,  ISIariposa  Co,  P  O,  an 
J  important  (piarl/  mining  locality,  12 

miles  i;  w  of  Mariposa 

Amy    Victor,    (Hunter's    A'alley)    hotel 

keeper 
Castagueita  »Sc  Co.  general  merchandise 
Dodge  &  Bro,  generid  merchandise 
Fiabuo  L  it  Co,  general  merchandise 
Mariposa  Company,  general  merchandise 
McDougal  D,  pioprietor  O.-o  House 
MH.LER    &    DARLIN(J.    props    Oso 

Livery  Stable 
XEAV.ALVX   JNLVl'RICE,   agent   AA^ells. 

Fargo  tfc  Co 
Poupion   Victor,  (Hunter's  A'alley,)  gen- 
eral UH'rehandise 
QFEIROI.O  JOSEPH,  general  mdse 
RHODES  R  M,  cLrk  Mariposa  Co 
A'ounce  &  AVilcox,  iron  foundry 

Belmont,   San    IMateo    Co,    P    O   on 
the  S  F   &  S   J   li  R,  2:)  miles  sc 
of  San  Francisco  and  4  miles  n  w  of  1 
Redwood  City  j 

Castor  A  T,  saloon 

Clark  <Si  AValtermire,  proprietors  Belmont 
Hotel  and  g""era!  merchants  , 

AValker  H  AV,  brick  maker  i| 

AValtermire  Edward,  post  master 

Benicia,    Soluno    Co,    P    O,    n    side 
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San  Pablo  and  Suisnn  bays,  .'^0  miles 

n  e  of  San   Francisco  and  22  miles 

8  w  of  Fairfield 
Abbott  J  E,  attorney  at  law  First 
ALIiEN  C    C,  blacksmith  and  carria<re 

maker,  First 
ALTMAHC  S,  dry  poods,  clotbinn;,  First 
ANDREWS  JA^iES  II,  blacksmith  and 

wheelrijiht,  F'rst 
BARRY  JOir-J  ■:  wines  and  lifiiiors,  II 
Harry  Timrt'  ;    II 

IJATTLEJ.  ■  t 

Hlake  William,  tin.M.      -.  First 
nOlIKNES  R  E,  sboi  maker,  First 
Itureham  John,  butcher.  First 
Burkbardt  Jlax,  restaurant.  First 
Casou  Joseph  II,  barber.  First 
Chase  ,  Rev,  clerfiyman,  (E|>iseo|>Ml) 

(!utler  IMilton,  propr  Suisun  slajje  line 
Dant'orlh  E,  jjeneral  merchandise.  First 
DITXHAR  S  (;.  harness  maker.  First 
EWING  JAMES,  frroceries,  First 
Fischer  Jose|)b.  bnlehcr,  l-'irst 
FLATT  ('  J.  Principal  Ucnicia  College 

and  Institute 
Forsman  C  E  F,  piiysician 
FRIED   HENRY,  stoves   and  tinware, 

First 
(Jray  S  C,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Fir<t 
Match  Jabez,  insurance  agent  and  livery 

stable,  First 
JOHNSON  J  a,  feed  store.  First 
Jones  J  AV,  drugs,  books,  etc.  First 
IvlNSTRY  THOMAS,  saloon  and  gro- 
ceries, II 
Knijiht  INIark,  general  morehandise,  II 
I-arkin  William,  saloon,  First 
Miitlhiot  A,  bootmaker,  First 
McCue  Patrick,  |)ropr  V'allejo  stage  line 
McDONELL  A,  dry  goods, clothing,  and 

apent  sewing  maciiines.  First 
^^c(JEE  H  J,  ally  at  law  and  nianufaei'r 

of  soda.  First 
Mclvenna  J,  bakery.  First 
Mills  C  T,  Rev,  Principal  Young  Ladies 

Seminary 
MIZNER  L  n,  attorney  at  law.  First 
Moore         ,  Rev,  <'lergyman  (Cong) 
O'NEILL   LOUISA,  Sister  Superior  St 

Catherine's  Academy 
P  AI  S  S  Co's  Iron  Works,  II 
(iriG(r    CHARLES,  saloon  and  feed 

store,  H 
I^IIINN  N  P,  saloon.  First 
Hi-ynolds  II  J,  propr  Henicia  Hotel  corner 

First  and  A 


Robinson  Noah,  vegetables,  First 
RUEGER  JOHN,  brewery,  H 
Ryerson  Adrian  P,  prpr  Half  Way  House, 

Vallejo  road 
SHIRLEY  &  CO,  agents  Wells.  Farjro  & 
Co's  Express  and  Cal  Steam  Navi- 
gation Co,  steamboat  wharf 
Stevens  John,  saloon,  steamboat  wharf 
Stiles  A  L,  post  master  and  agt  State  Tel 

Co,  First 
Summers  Joseph,  varieties.  First 
Swain  James  F,  Notary  Public,  First 
Verhave  A,  physician.  First 
Villai-assiv         ,  Rev,  clergyman  (Cath) 
Von  Pfister  E  H,  saloon.  First 
Waddell  William,  Snpt  P  INI  S  S  Co,  II 
Weinmann    J    Mrs,    prop    Solano   Hotel 
Willard  J,  hotel  cor  First  and  A 
Wooilbridge  Sylvester  Jr,  Rev,  clergyman 
(Presbyterian) 

Benton,  ISIono  Co,  P  O,  50  miles  s  e 
of  l{ridge|)ort 

Allen  A  IVIrs,  hotel  proprietor 
IJeane  L  W,  clergyman 
Rick  V  &  Co,  bote!  proprietors 
Esmond  T  15,  piiysician  and  surgeon 
Clraham  W  II,  attorney  at  law 
Hanson  &,  (Jerrish,  hotel  proprietors 
Kepler  &  Mack,  general  mercliants 
Moran  E  ]Mrs,  hotel  proprietor 
ISIorrison  R  J,  g<'n  mrcbt  and  post  master 
I{(!ddy  P,  attorney  at  law 
Rising  R  &  Co,  saloon 
Smith  F  (',  i)hysician  and  surgeon 
Wheeler  .1  O  «&  Co,  mining  broker  and 
contractor 

Bidwell's  Bar,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  9 
miles  n  e  Oroville 

Benett  J  S,  merchant 
Brown  .Fohn,  hotel  proprietor 
Fitzgerald  (leo  Mrs,  hotel  proprietor 
Hakes  H,  hotel  proprietor 
Harwood  William,  clergyman 
Johnson  David,  hotel  pro|)rietor 
Johnson  R,  hotel  proprietor 
McBride  George,  Justic<!  of  tlu;  Peace 
Pawell  Jacob,  (.lack's  Ranch)  hotel  propr 
Singer  W  E,  liottd  proprietor 
Woodman  AV,  hotel  [)roprietor 

Big  Bar,  Trinity  Co.,  P  O,  20   miles 
w  of  Weavervillc. 

Sammons  .John,  post  master 


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Big  Oak  Plat,  Tuolmnne    Co,   P 
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Cavngnaro  John  &  Bro,  genl  mercliaiidise 
KHiiiiy  Jniueiii,  hotel  keeper 
Noziglia  Stephen  «&  Co.  genl  merchandise 
Hebonl  C,  (Carrote)  general  andisemereh 
Snow  A.  ((iarrote)  hotel  keeper 
Tannahill  James,  (Garrote)  general  mer- 
chandise 

Big   Trees,    Calaveras,  (P  O  aildrcss. 
Murphy's)  la  miles  n  e  of  Murphy's 

Sperry  &  Perry,  props   Mammoth  Tree 
Hotel 


Binghampton,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  — 
miles  n  e  of  lienicia 

Birch Ville,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Sweetland)  10  miles  n  of  Nevada 

Allison  E,  hotel  proprietor 

Edwards  M  R,  blacksmith 

Ellis  George,  saloon 

Ilarman  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 

Newell  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 

Newell  G  1$.  Justice  of  Peace 

Tiiompson  John,  hotel  pro|)rietor 

Black  Point,  Marin  Co,  P  O,  (see 
Novalo) 

BlOOmfield,  Sonoma  Co,  1*  O,  16 
miles  s  w  of  Santa  Uosa 

ARTHUR  C  R.  genl  mdse  and  post  master 

Bernhard  &  Co.  general  merchandise 

BRIARD  G  H,  agent  for  3Iiller's  line 
stages,  Petaluma  via  Bloomtield,  etc 

Carrasco  C,  Saloon 

Guldager  H,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 

Ilaighi  M  II,  physician 

HGRSLEY  &  PARKS,  harness  makers 

Kaulfmann  Frank,  wheelwright 

Kufli'l  &  Co,  proprs  stage  line  to  San  Ra- 
fael via  P(!taluma,  etc 

KUFFEL  ISAAC,  propr  Washington 
Hotel 

LefebvHi  Oliver  M,  propr  Big  Valley  Hotel 

Melmer  George,  barber 

Miller  J  S,  plivsician 

MILLER  LEW  W,  livery  stable 

]Munhart  P,  weaver 

Palmer,  Han-is  «&;  Co,  tinsmiths 

I'almer,  J  W,  cabinet  maker 


Pander  H,  varieties 

Patten  J,  harness  maker 

Pringle    Oliver   &    Co,   blacksmiths   and 
wagon  makers 
j  Spaulding  G  S,  photographer 
j  Stewart  W  E,  boot  maker 
!  Stillwell  V.  butcher 

Thomas  J  G,  physician 

White  C,  proprietor  American  Hotel 

WOOD  W  I{,  general  merchandise  and 
agent  Truman  &  Co's  Express  | 

Blue    Mountain,    Calaveras    Co,  a 
mining  locality,  42  miles   e  of  Mo- , 
kelumne  Hill 

Bodega,    Sonoma   Co,    P    O,    a  shiji-  j 
ping    j)oint   of  considerable    import-  < 
ance,  situated  on  the  coast,  77  miles; 
n  w  of  San  Francisco  and  23  miles  s 
w  of  Santa  Rosa 

Clark  James,  warehouse  j 

Curtis  Tyler,  warehouse 
Stevenson,  Aiken  «&  Co,  genl  merchandise 
Watson  James,  warehouse 

Bodega  Corners,  (P  O  addr's  Smiths 

Ranch),  17  niiles  w  of  Santa  Rosa 

Briard  George  W,  post  master  j 

Carlton  Columbus,  pro])r  saw  mill 

Crawford  &  Owen,  blacksmiths 

Curtis,  Tyler  &  Co,  tannery  ' 

Dunca^i  S  M  &  Co,  proprietors  saw  mill  i 

Glenn  T  G,  jdiysician  and  Justice  Peace 

Ilinkle  George,  Justice  Peace 

Joy  Benjamin,  proprietor  saw  mill  j 

Kowalsky  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Newberg  &  Goodman,  genl  merchandise 

Piggott  A  K,  physician  j 

Samsil  Hiram,  blacksmith 

Stevenson,  Aiken  &  Co,  genl  merchandise 

Stewart  AV^m,  boot  maker 

BolinaS,  IMarin  Co,  P  0, 10  miles  west 

of  San  Rafael 
Almy  Joseph,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Andrews  J  A,  attorney  at  law 
Cluver  Henry,  groceries  and  provisions 
Foster  J  L,  butcher 
Garcia  Philip,  saloon 
Gittbrd  I)  H,  hotel  proprietor 
Gordon  Lewis,  wagon  maker 
Haskell  &  Britton,  groceries  and  provis'nsi 
Levy      &      Friedlander,    groceries    niiill 

provisions 


Tbe  Direotory  of  the  PACIFIC  ia  oompoaed  of  the  best  buainesB  men  of  California. 


I-evy  Meyers, 

Michnelis  Aij.r 
lAIiller&Fu,,", 
I  'nakers 

Rosen  1)11  r<r  ()(,p 

liard  saloor 

;VI«in-p  M  i\t  Co 
\V  files  Jolu,  D,  1 

I  »Voodrum  Davie 

'||Branciforte, 

dress,8ania  i 
locality  in  ( 

Sajiia  Cruz 

I  C'-ooks  Thomas,  L 

M;''"-^'-' .J,  butcher 

Greenl,,rg  A,  s„Io 

i>lcnonough    JoJ„; 

{Branch  Store 

I  "'L'ss,  Mil/brd 

i?|;"7\"'' C  A,  bh, 

^  hott  AV  T  C,  hot, 

M;  Wock  Thos.  ea 

,  II  (act  lire,, 

"ashhuni  F  C  p„„ 

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Bridgeport,  i\fa 

'  ;''''^S    J\IanpoJ 

Jocality  7  miles 
Bermi„jj|„„„'|.j     I 
»Vasl,bun,  A  II,  ge„| 

j  Bridgeport,  iMol 

'  ^''"t  of  Mono  Col 
Sacramento  2t;ol 
^">  miles,  f,„  sJ 

I         HK'ivliant  ^ 

;«odail  J  K,  „„o,.„ 

I  .";"f'''  ^VT.  attorned 
I  vlN(;SLEV  J  V    \ 

JU'averWM,Justicef 
l»J"f'»anGM,attori) 

Brighton,  SacramI 
the  American  RiJ 
Valley  RR,  51  ,„j[ 

Conner  Geo  D,  hotel  ,1 
A.  BOUAN , 


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Levy  Meyers,  ceneral  inerclmndise 

Midiiu'lis  Aii<;iHt,  blnckiimilh 

Millet-  &  Fiii-inin,  blaek.'^mitli.s  and  wagon 
makers 

Rosenlmrg  Otto  W,  post  master  and  bil- 
liard saloon 

Scliar|>  M  &  Co,  groceries  and  ])rovijionH 

Wales  .Jolin  I),  i)oot  and  shoe  maker 

Woodrnm  David,  hotel  proprietor 

Branciforte,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress,Santa  Cruz)  a  small  agrienltural 
locality  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of 
Santa  Cruz 

Crooks  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Flares  J,  butcher 
Grcenberg  A,  saloon 
McDonough   John,  wheelwright 

Branch  Store,  Lassen  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Miltbnl) 

Battersoii  C  A,  blacksmith 
Elliott  W  T  C,  hotel  proprietor 
(liassoock  Thos.  carpenter  and  Itnildcr 
Stockton  II  C,  (Susan  River)  lumber  man- 

uiacturer 
Washburn  F  C,  gunsmith 
Wilkins  II  C,  general  merchandise 

Bridgeport,  IMariposa  Co,  (T  ()  ad- 
dicss,  Mariposa,)  a  small  mining 
locality  7  miles  s  w  of  Mariposa 

Bermingham  T  J,  saloon 

Washburn  A  II,  general  merchandise 

Bridgeport,  Mono  Co,  P  (),  county 
scat  of  Mono  Co,  legal  distances,  from 
Sacramento  2(>0  miles,  from  Stockton 
210  miles,  fm  San  Quentin  oO{)  miles 

Allen  A  II,  propr  Bridgeport  House 
BUY  A  NT  A  F,  post  master  and  general 

merciiant 
(Joodall  .1  E,  attorney  at  law 
(iough  W  T,  attorney  at  law 
KINCiSLEY"  J  C,  prop  American  Hotel 
McKuh  &  Hughes,  blacksmiths 
Weaver  W  M,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
[Whitman  Li  M,  attorney  at  law 

Brighton,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  on 
the  American  River  and  Sacramento 
Valley  RR,  5J  miles  e  of  Sacramento 

Conner  Geo  D,  hotel  proprietor 
postmaster 


Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co,  P  O,  0  miles 
n  w  of  San  Leandro,  and  10  miles 
e  of  San  Francisco 

Bangle  &  I'ro,  sign  and  carriage  painting 

BASSETT  &  CO,  proprietors  Clinton 
Flour  Mills 

Boyne  William,  blacksmith 

Braiman  D,  nian'f  pottery  and  stone  ware 

BROWN  JOHN  F,  proprietor  Brown's 
Hotel 

Clark  Fo-ter  T,  livery  stable 

Farrier  II  L  &  Co,  shoe  manufacturers 

Fonte  A,  general  merchandise 

Francis  John  Rev,  clergyman  (Baptist) 

Haley  Charles  S,  physician 

Haley  John  M,  physician 

Hammers  jNI,  harness  maker 

Ilainpel  C  F,  bakery 

Hampel  Ileiny,  blacksmith 

Hehnke  (Jiistavus,  groceries,  etc 

Howard  A,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 

LARUE  JAMES  B,  lumber  dealer 

Leberer  liorenzo,  barber 

Lemotte  A,  tinsmith 

Lewis  (ieorge,  saloon 

Liese  Henry,  butcher 

Lindsay  John,  hotel  keeper 

Luelling  O  C,  post  master 

McKeon  P  II,  saloon 

Merritt  Samuel,  lumber,  and  propr  steamer 
Va<piero 

Miner  J  O,  brick  maker 

Moffat  James,  saloon 

NfctUlerman  Bernard,  shoe  maker 

NORTH  EY  V  S,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright 

O'Connor  John,  prop  Belgrove  Hotel 

PIERSON  CJEORGE  REV,  clergyman 
(Presbyterian) 

Remillard  &  Bro,  brick  makers 

Rosenberg  M  J.  ceneral  merchandise 

SOUTHER  WILLIAM  H,  butcher 

Stege  Henry,  propr  ]\Iansion  House 

Sullivan  Miciiael,  blacksmith 

Tratz  John,  saloon 

VINCENT  SEVIN,  nursery  and  seeds- 
man 

Vrooman  D  Rev,  clergyman   (Presby) 

WALKER  ASA,  Notary  Public  and  Jus- 
ti(^e  of  the  I'cace 

WEBSTER  &  CAD  WELL,  expressmen 
agents  Bamber  &  Co's  Express,  and 
grain  dealers 

Wells  S  T  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

Wilcox  P  S  «fc  Co,  tannery 

Wilson  Lemuel,  livery  stable 


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Brown's  Valley,  Yuba  Co,  p  o,  Buchanan  Hollow,  Firsno  Co,  (i» 

a  (|iiar(z  mining  locality,  12  miles  n  e  j  O  address,  JMariposa,)  JJO  milus  u  w 

of  Marysvillu  |  of  Millurlon 

Autcnl.crmer  Fietloriek,  attornoy  at  law     [  j,,,!,^^.,,  ^  j^^  y         g,,^j,,gg 

Dunn  John,  propr  I'lymontl.  Ilotd  ('uKlxvell  J  A,  b)ack»mith 

Guggenlic'im  Samuel,  stat'ry  and  varieties    i)^.,,,,!^  &  (_'o,  market 

Ilafjue  Lewis  L,  physician  Haskell  &  Phillips,  peneral  merchandise 

llall.IamesL,  Justice  of  the  Pence,  Notary    j|,,   ,^,~],\^  j^  ^  suloon 

Public  and  post  master  Smith  L  H  P,  saloon  and  lumber  dealer 


Ilalphan  «fe  Son,  country  store 

Ilanna  Silas  P,  wa<^on  maker 

Hildebrand  Joseph,  boot  maker 

Howell  J  H,  siipt  Quartz  Mill 

Jones  W  P,  supt  Quartz  Mill 

Mayo   William,   supt    Sweet   Vengeance 

Quartz  Mill 
^Iiiriay  K  Mrs,  propr  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 
Park«'r  John  L.  blacksmith 
SCIIAAF    FIJEDERIC'K    W,  country    Howard  E,  hotel  proprietor 


Buckeye,   Slmsta   Co,  (P  O  address. 
Churntown,)  G  miles  n  e  of  Shasta 

Hull  Sylvester,  merchant  and  post  master 

Buckeye,   Yolo   Co,  P  O,  KJ  miles  s 
w  of  Woodland 


Siinmermacher  Charles,  post  master 


Buckeye  Plat,  El  Dorado  Co,  (P  O 
address,  Shingle  Springs,)  10  miles 
8  w  of  Placeville 


store 

Schelenger  Henry,  livery  stable 

Sersanons  ISIichel,  wines  and  liipiors 

Smith  Joliii  ii,  saloon 

Stone  &,  Cavileer.  billiard  saloon 

Washburn  P  L,  druggist  and  apothecary 

Dalzell  D,  prop  (ialena  Hotel 

Brownsville,   El   Dorado  Co,  (P  O    Dnggins  Jolin.  blacksmith 

address,  Indian  Diggiiig-i.)  a  mining    Warren  F  P,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

locality  23  miles  s  e  of  Placerville 

Edner  Henry,  saloon  '•  Buck'S    Ranch,   Plumas   Co,  P    0. 

Lupfon  J  C,  saloon  j  IG  miles  w  of  Quincy 

Stciner  Jolin,  hotel  proprietor  ''  ^„  •.»t.,i-  .        .      .       1 1 

'  Wagner  >V  illiam,  post  master,  hotel  keeper. 

BrOWnSViUe,  Yuba  Co,  P  O,  39.  miles  \  ""''  '^''''''''^  '"^"'•^'''""' 

ncofMarysville  I  Bucksport,     Humboldt     Co,    (P    0 

•r»_      1-    rN_      1      Ti  ..     i-i      T,   /-w     ^.^  I  address,  Eureka)  3  miles  s  of  Eureka 

Brush  Creek,  Butte  Co,  p  o,  2;? :  '  ^ 

miles  n  e  of  Oroville  (see  IMountain    Shannahan  John,  general  varieties 
House)  j 

BUENA  VISTA  CO.  Boundaries  established  by  Act  of  the  Legislature. 
April  oOtli.  18.>J,  comprising  that  jmrtion  of  Tulare  County  situated  south  of  the  town- 
ship line  dividing  townships  Nos.  21  and  22  south.     (Unorganized.) 

Buena    Vista,    Amador   Co,    (P   O  I  Maloray  D,  hotel  proprietor 
address,  Lancha  Plana)  13  miles  8  w  I  Perry  A,  hotel  proprietor 
of  Jackson  :  Richmond  C  B,  hotel  |)rnpr  and  post  master 


Fitzsimmons  John,  general  merchandise 
Ritchie  William,  hotel  proprietor 
Schonenman  Charles  W,  physician 
Teeter  O,  blackouiith 

Burnett,  Santa   Clara  Co,  P   O,   25 
miles  s  e  of  San  Jose 

Koter  D,  general  merchandise 


Tenant  W^ilson,  hotel  proprietor 


Burnt  Ranch,  Trinity  Co,   oo  miles 
w  of  NVeaverville 


BurWOOd,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  O,  a  small 
agricultural  town,  25  miles  s  e  of 
Stockton 


The  PACIFIC  INSUBANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


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I^iirhiun  K'obert  W 

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II  C?ache  Creek,  v 

"•  <>f  Woodland 
(f"ffi"anA,po..tmasti 

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i''atcl.erT,Kev,c.le 

CacheviUe,  Yoio 

^  »'<•)  5  mi|(..,s  n  ' 
CamphHI  William,  pr, 

'"■^UM  L,  grow 
poods,  (.fe 

^i^dLKY  &  HAT( 
I'r.r^'"*'  l"''oiirin.r  Mi 
^K^:EMANFS&ci 

GRIFll^-iijI^f'^'l 
'  ^in  A,  posiml 

P^'«<^t&Whorry,bIackl 
'       makers  ■ 

Cahto,  Jfendocino 
'       n  of  Ukiah 


A.  KOHIiSB,  Ban  Franoiaoo,  Agent  for  Marchall  A  Mlttauer's  Pianoa. 


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Wilkinson  Jolm,  ])liyr!iuinn 
Woodward  F  J,  attorney  at  law 


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Camplx^ll  W  P  P,  liotcl  proprietor 

Monroe  I,  postmaistcsr 

Tuoliy  A  V,  general  merchandise 

BUTTE  CO.  Orfraiii/.'d  18'j0.  iJoundaries— north  hy  Teliama,  oa-it  by 
Plumas  iuid  Yiihn,  south  by  Yuba  and  Sutter,  and  west  by  Sacramento  Uiver,  Colusa 
and  Tehama.     Tiiis  County  abounds  in  mineral  wealth,  and  ti  large  portion  is  under 

County  Seat,  Oroville. 

O  F  F  I  C  IC  K  S  . 


a  high  state  of  cultivation. 


OFKICK. 


INCrMHKNT. 


KKSIDKXCE. 


Tcnii  Expires.  !      NAI.AKY. 


Orovillu lan'y, 

MllI'L'll, 


t'onnty  JikIko Win.  S.  Sntl'onl. . . 

("oiiiity  Clerk bicol)  (i.  Moore. . . 

District  Attorney Siiniin   Uoscnhaiuu 

Slieriir Frank  W.  I  )ity  . . . 

IJccorder las.  A.  Wanhvell  . 

Trc'.isiirer ("Iinrles  L.  I'oml  . . 

Assessor Frank  L.  Carly . . . 

Surveyor William  Kdinunds. 

Coroner ;  Vacant 

I'uMic  Administrator 'L.  Van  Ordcii  ....  Oroville Maroli, 

iSn|ieriiitendeiit  I'nhlic  Seliools  U.  11.  Allen Cliieo   " 

Supervisor,  1st  District ITiinotliy  Foj;>;. . . .  (Jroville fan'y, 

"  2d        "      Wm.  S.tJreen  .. ..  .\lat;aliii :     "' 

"  3(1       "      ! James  A.  Watson.  Bangor j     " 


Ma(;alia. 
Oroville. 


18G8  *;{,0(io  pr  aim 

"  sa.tjoo    " 

"  SI, 1)00     " 

"  '  Fees. 

"  S2,200prnnn 

"  S2,4O0     " 

"  .'S2,tlO0     " 

"  Fees. 


18t)8  Fees. 
"      S4(»0  per  ann. 
18CiS  *400  per  ann. 
18t)7  $10  per  day. 
18(i!»  $400  per  aim. 


Butte  Valley,  liutte  Co,  PO,  is  miles;  Bennett  Obadiali,  miller 

n  w  of  Oroville  i  Cahto  Mill  Co,  Saw  and  (Jrist  Mill 

I  Feazel  O  F,  painter 
I  Reynolds  &  Hums,  blacksmiths 


Durham  Robert  W,  postmaster 


Cache  Creek,  Yolo  Co,  P  O,  12  miles 

w  of  Woodland  I 

Iloflinan  A,  postmaster  and  gcn'l  merchant 
Ni.\en  John,  attorney  at  law 
Rice  II  H,  physician 
Tliatcher  T,  Rev,  clergyman 

Cacheville,  Yolo  Co  (P  O  Address 
Yolo)  i)  miles  n  w  of  Woodland 

Campbell  William,  prop  Cacheville  Hotel 

Diily,  .F  T.  iittorney  at  law 

DAVIDSON  L,  groceries,  provisions,  dry 
goods,  etc 

DIN(JLKY  &  HATCH,  owners  Cache- 
ville Flouring  Mills 

K RKK^IAN  F  S  &  CO,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, dry  goods,  etc 

|GRIFFITH  A,  postma,ster,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  and  general  merchandise 

[llADLY  C  W,  saddle  and  hiirnessmaker 

lUITTON  J  A,  County  Judge 

|M(ior«>  C  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

iPettet  &  Whorry,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 


"^ICahtO,  Mendocino  Co,  P  O,  44  miles 
n  of  Ukiah 


Robinson  John,  saddle  and  harness 

Siiigeant  T  W,  physician 

.Simpson,  White  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Smith  Isaac  P,  Notary  Public 

Smith  O,  saloon 

Wiiite  &  Tultle,  hotel  proprietors 

Windham  John,  wheelwright 

CalistOga  Napa  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  n  w 
of  Niipa  City.  This  celebrated  fash- 
ionable resort  hivs  been  nitide  more 
attriictive  recently  by  the  addition  of 
numerous  improvements 

Rrannan  Siimuel,  prop   Calistoga  or  Hot 

Springs 
Woodwortli  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Woodworth  S  M  genl  nidse  and  iiostmastcr 

Callahans  Ranch,  Siskiyou  Co,  P  O, 

40  miles  a  w  of  Y'reka 

Denny  &  Rro,  general  merchandise 
Farrington  S  (Scott  River)  Dentist 
Farrington  Stephen  (Fork  Scott  River) 

blacksmith 
Haislip  J  B  (Scott  River)  genl  mdse 
IIoll  &  Bro  (Scott  River)  genl  mdse 


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CALAVERAS  COUNTY.  Orgnnizcd  18')0.  Hoiin<liiri«'8~Noiih  l.y 
Aniador  iiiid  Alpini',  oast  hy  Alpine,  JMono,  and  Tuoliiiniic,  soiitli  hy  Tuolniiuiu  ami 
San  .](ia<i'iiii,  and  west  by  San  Jua(|uin.  One  of  the  most  extensive  and  relial)lc 
niinin;;  districts  of  tlie  State,  witli  numerous  and  exteiKsivu  tracts  uf  agriuultural  land. 
County  Seat,  San  Andreas.  I 


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Assessor,  Fourth  Towusliiii. . 

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Surveyor  

Coroner 

I'ultlii'  Ailiniuistrntor 

Supi'rlntt'iiilont  PuMu'  Schools 

Sujicrvisor,  1st  District 

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Mokclui  iticllill. , 


Jiinu's  Harclny. . 

'.f.  A.  Foster I  "  "    .. 

J.  G.  Sc'verunce...'  "  "    .. 

.luines  <)li|ihant, . .  "  "    . . 

J.  A.  Foster "  "    . . 

C.  H.  llo|ikins....  "  "    .. 

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II.  K.  Thoi-n 

( I.  F.  Wesson 

Wiilliice  Urijri^s 

|F.  L.  Thiiver 

K.  1).  (ireen 

J.  A.  Dunn   

!'riioiniis  Miitterson  Murphy's 

A.  lloerchncr Mokeluniue   Hill. 

J.  C.  Kelly Campo  Secc 

F.  O.  Hiirstow....  Mokuluninellill. . 

W.  1'.  J'eck •'  "    .. 

I  James  Cole "  "    .. 


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Iies.se  "Wielielhausen  &  Co,  flour  merch'ts 
Coolley  T  D,  gunsmitii 
Ford  .1  W,  hotel  pro|»rietor 
IMoore  W  W,  retail  licpiors 
Wielielhausen  II  &  Co,  general  mdse 

Camanche,    Cidaveras  Co,  V   O,   22 
miles  s  w  of  Mokeknnne  Hill 

Cava^'cnaro  D,  general  mcrehandise 
Dios  Faneisco  I),  general  merchandise 
Doherty  JNI,  general  merehandise 
Duffy  ^lartin,  liotel  proprietor 
Foote  E  N,  i)hysieian 
Howard  &  Cliarbanno,  black.^niiths 
Howard  .7  F,  Justiee  of  the  Peace 
Letinois  &  Garret,  general  merchandise 
Lyon.s  J  A,  hotel  proprietor 
Marcy  J,  genertd  merchandise 
Miller  J,  restaurant 
Pheljis  &  Van  Gordon,  distillers 
Ziramerniau  N,  postmaster 

Campo  SeCO,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  12 
miles  R  w  of  Mokelumne  Hill  and  38 
miles  n  e  of  Stockton 

Boaman  Adam,  livery  stable 


Creighton  &  Kproson,  butchers 

Frank  Isaac  (Frankfort)  merchant 

Kelly  &  Park,  merchants 

Kelly  William  II,  bootmaker 

Hopkins  C  IM  &  C  B,  brewers 

Lee  A,  physician 

Kibbec!  H  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 

Schroek  K  G,  physician 

Snzanio  F,  merchant 

SYME  E  1{,  postmaster,  and  ngerit  Well.-i, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Syme  Joini  C,  livery  stable  and  hotel  prop 
N'andenburgh  William,  genl  merchandise 
Wasiiburn  &  Wiietstone,  lumber  dealers 
Woolsey  &  Co,  genenil  raerchiindisc 

Camptonville,  Yuba   Co,  P   O,   41 
miles  n  e  of  Marysville 

Ackwood  &  INIcKinzie,  restaurant 
Bliss  it  Pond,  assayers  and  jewelers 
Bli.ss  Richard  H,  |)ostmaster 
BROWN  JOSIAII  P,  telegrajih  operator.  | 

and  agent  Lampings'  Express 
Budden  James,  physician,  apothecary,  ami  I 

stiitionery 
De   Cray  Augustus,  tobacco,  cigars,  and| 

fancy  goods. 
Elias  &  Bro,  clothing,  dry  goods,  etc 


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I'l  RiN(n'ON 

lies,  provisio 

I  Reddan   Henry  1 

,  'iiid  hardwar( 

j'lcout  .t  Co,  bai 

Hohrer  &  Gerwiei 

S'leniian  Frederic 

Snead  .James  A,  b 

Slevenson  AVesj'cv 

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«iid  Conimissic 

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l^erlanj  House 

Carey's  MiUs, 

""'os  w  of  Silver 

Uawkins  Mary,  horell 
Mernll  W  P,  „eneral 

■Vhetfer  Otto,  hotel  pi 
,Uade  OCbotelproJ 
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Carson's,  Calavera 
locality,  2;-)  miles. > 

Caspar,  Mendoeinol 
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A.  KOHIiBB,  Ban  Franolsoo,  imporU  Foreign  and  Amerioan  Inttrumenta  for  Bandi. 

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(JROVKS  WILLIA^I  II,  prop  Globe 
Hotel 

LOCKWOOD.TAMKS  L, ntlorncy  at  law 

May  (Jeorpc,  attonn'y  at  law 
,  Newberry  II   C  «&   Co,  bootmaker;*   and 
I  f^atbllers 

O'lJHYANT   WILLIAM  J,   physician, 

(b'ii<;<;ist,  and  apotiieeary 
I  O'lIAHA  CIIAHLKS,  prop  C'amptonvllle 
Livery  Stable 

in JKINCJTON  STKriIEN  W,  groce- 
ries, proviinions,  and  liardwaru 

Ueddan  Henry  W,  groceries,  provision?, 
tnid  burdware 

Kideout  «&  Co,  bankers 

Hobrer  &  (jcrwientjr,  bootmakers 

Siierman  Krederick,  jmip  IJ.  S.  Hotel 

Sneatl  James  A,  blacksmith 

Stevenson  Wesley,  dry  goods 

THOXELL  &  HALLECK,  billiards,  etc 

Variel  .losbna  H,  carpenter 

Walton  Thomas  HO,  Justice  of  the  Pence, 
and  Commissioner  Deeds 

Canon  City,  Trinity  Co  (P  O  nd'.lrePH 
•luuction  City)  GG  miles  w  of  Weaver- 
villo 

lirooks  &  Kellogg,  general  merchandise 
(iilzeno  James,  hotel  jiroprietor 
Tbede  G,  hotel  proprietor 

Carbondale,  Contra  Costa  Co  (P  o 
I  address  Mar  tinez)  IG  miles  c  of  Mur- 
{         tinez 

.lONES  in<:NJA]\IIN,  snpt  San  Francis- 
I         CO  Coal  IMines,  1  mile  n  e  of  Clayton 
OSBOllN  &  DAVIES,  proprietors  Cum- 
berland House 

Carey's  MiUs,  Alpine  Co,  P  O,  18 
miles  w  of  Silver  Mountain 

Hawkins  ISIary,  hotel  proprietress 

Merrill  AV  P,  general  merchandise 

Sclietter  Otto,  hotel  proprietor 

Wade  ( )  C,  hotel  proj)rietor 

V'ade  William  B,  postmaster,  and  lumber 

Carson's,  Calaveras  Co,  a  small  mining 
locality,  20  miles  s  of  Mokulumne  Hill 

Caspar,  Mendocino  Co  (P  O  address 
Mendocino)  a  small  agricultural  local- 
ity, 50  miles  n  w  of  Ukiah 

Ih-omly  D,  wheelwright 


Jackson  J  G,  genl  indse  and  manufts 
McCullum  1)  N,  agent  Caspar  Saw  Mill 
Smith  Joseph,  hotel  keeper 

Cecilville,  Klamath  Co  (P  O  address 
Sawyer's  Bar)  a  mining  locality,  20 
miles  8  e  of  Orleans  Bar 

Bennet  &,  Miller,  general  merchandise 

Cedarville,  Eldorado  Co  (PO  address 
Fair  Phty)  a  small  mining  locality  on 
the  CoMimnes  liiver,  24  miles  s  c  of 
Placerville 

Centerville.  Fresno  Co,  (V  O  ad- 
dress. Smiths  Ferry)  a  small  agri- 
cultural locality  on  King's  liiver  2'» 
miles  w  of  IMillerlon,  and  generally 
known  as  Scottsb'.irg 

Anderson  &,  Co,  general  merchandise 
Caldwell  Wm  C,  hotel  pro|)rietor 
Ellis  W  E,  physician  and  clergynnm 
Howell  II  I),  physician 
McCune  C  S  (Fresno  River)  gen'l  mer 

Central  House,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  12 

miles  s  of  Orovillo 

Eusley  S  B,  clergyman 

Matoon  E,  physician 

Palmer  H,  clergyman 

Slocum  John  C,  general  merchandise 

Thresher  S  P,  clergyman 

Centreville,  Alameda  Co,  P  O,  15 
miles  s  e  of  San  Leandro  and  31 
miles  s  e  of  San  Francisco 

BAaiBER &  McLEOD, proprs American 

House 
Beck  David  II,  h.^rness  maker 
Bond  George  W,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Feder  &  Ilirsh,  general  merchandise 
Hall  R  B,  physician 
Lewis  James,  hotel  keeper 
Munch  «St  Walton,  blacksmiths,  etc 
Myers  B  F  Rev,  clergyman   (Methodist) 
Plummer  &  Co,  proprs  Crystal  Salt  Works 
Rose  A  P,  barber 
Rumsey  L  I,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Salz  Jacob,  general  merchandise 
Stevens  C  J,  post  master 
YATES  L  G,  dentist 

Charleston,  Yolo  Co,  P  O,  lO  miles 
n  e  of  Woodland 


A.  BOMAlf  &  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.  Bibles,  Prayer  Books,  Sunday  School  Books,  etc. 


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Cherokee,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  lO  miles 
n  of  Oroville 

Davis  William  P,  j/iiysician 

Glass  Samuel,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Gooddiiy  L,  dry  goods,  etc 

Jeniniigs  Orlando,  civil  engineer 

INIoore  &  McDanel,  liotel  proprietors  and 

pcneral  mcTcli.Tnt^ 
MOORK  II  A,  post  master 
Pulliam  IVI  R  C,  attorney  at  law 
Vinton  Thomas  L,  general  merchandise 

Cherokee,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Patterson)  a  mining  locality  12  miles 
n  w  of  Nevada  City 

IMartin  M  W,  post  master,  express  agent, 
and  general  merchandise 

MOIUJAN  HENRY,  groceries,  provi- 
sions, li(piors,  etc 

iVIurphy  J  B,  groceries,  provisions,  liguors, 
and  general  merchandise 

SMIDT  FRED,  prop  Smidt  Exchange 
Hotel 

Turney  C  Mrs,  proprietress  Turney 's  Hotel 

ChiCO,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  an  important 
and  flourishing  locality  on  the  main 
stage  road  to  Oregon,  and  tlie  star- 
ting point  of  the  new  stage  road 
to  Idaho  and  ^lontana  via  Susanville, 
25  miles  n  w  of  Oroville,  and  \)7  miles 
n  of  Sacramento 

Bader  V,  hairdresser  and  baths 
Baker  &  Hooper,  bootmakers 
Bull  Charles,  watchmaker  and  jeweller 
Barnliart  James,  boots  and  shoes 
BARTON  FRANK  A,  drugs  and  med- 
icines 
BIDWELL  THOMAS  J,  post   master 

and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
BISHOP  A  W,  pro[>  of  "  Cliico  Courant " 

and  attorney  at  law 
Breslauer  B,  general  merchandise 
Butler  A  B,  gunsmith 
Butterfield  George,  manfacturer 

doors,  l)linds,  etc 
Cary  &.  Willey,  saloon 
CLARKE  J  A,  attorney  at  law 
Croisant  Ciiarles,  brewery 
CROSBY  G  B,  agt  Cal  and  Idaho  Stage 

Co 
DUREN  WILLIAM  H,  Justice  of  the 

Peace,  Notary  I'ublic,  and  stationery, 

fancy  goods,  etc 


sashes 


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Eagen  J  S,  house  and  carriage  painter 

Ellsworth  &  Pine,  bakers 

French  C  L  physician 

FULLER  HENRY  W,  agt  State  Tel  Co 

Grillith  J  C,  physician 

IIALLET  &  LOY,  sashes,  doors,  blinds, 
etc 

Ilallet  Andrews,  Notary  Public  and  In- 
surance agent 

Hansen  Ciiarles,  boot  maker 

Hickcox  J  &  S,  groceries 

JOHNSON  &  WETHERBEE,  propri- 
etors Chico  Hotel 

Jones  George  F,  agent  Occidental  Ins  Co 

Marks  Ssunuel,  tailor  and  clotliier 

MARTIN  JAMES  C,  attorney  at  law 

MAXSON,  WARNER  &  C(),  propri- 
etors Chico  Sash  Factory 

^lonis  J  1),  jdiysician 

IMorse  J  S,  dentist 

McFadden  Thomas,  stoves  and  tinware 

Nourse  Geo  F,  forwarding  and  com'n 

Noonan  Jerry  C,  druggist  and  apothecary 

(rFerrall  R  II,  butcher 

O'Xeil  Robert.  |)roprietor  Union  Hotel 

Parkington  J  W,  jiiiysician 

Parkinson  David  F,  |)hysician 

Parten  lluse  O,  varieties  and  fimcy  goods 

Peters  &  Sherwood,  blacksmiths 

Robinson  Henry,  wagon  maker 

Roister  &  Walsh,  harness  and  saddlery 

Sherer  Joseph,  livery  stable 

Silsbee  William  II  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and 
wagon  makers 

Springstead  Frank  II,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Sproul  &  French,  sursxeons  and  phvsiciaes 

SUNDERLIN  HENRY  L,  livery  siable 

SUYDAM  &  JONES,  mining  store  and 
general  merciiandise 

Tilden  William  P,  physician 

Walerland  AVilliam,  tailor 

Wetherbee  &  Eddy,  |)rops  Chico  Saloon 

Willey  &  Carey,  saloon 

Wilson  E  B,  attorney  at  law 

WOOD  &  CHAPMAN,  general  mdsc 

Woodman  J  M  Rev,  sciiool  teacher 

Wools  George  W,  saddler  and  harness 
maker  I 

Chili,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  G  miles  n  of 
San  Andreas 

Ilodgdon  II  A,  post  master  and  general 

merchant 
Murjdiy  M,  general  merchandise  j 

Pillon  A,  general  merchandise 


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J2iiiiIesso( 

!  BOGLE  J  A,  pi, 

i     "",":  ^^'  McAdani 
MRNE  M,  ,,„„, 

Cuffing  C,  saddles 

JV^l'i'jr  C.  general 

LGLING  LEAVI; 

sniitli 

'  Fol^om  'i'hdinas  S 

Fninciscc  F,  |,,ii,. ; 

( .eenover  Wilham 

•  (^oodricli  J  3Irs,  m 

iGRosc.  ditch 'oi; 

Gueno  P,.,ei-,  gener 
P    ;\Ii'neJ(;,;,K,„„ 

:  ,  McLaughli,,  Willia, 

,M,  .r.tSolinsky,,,, 

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3  i  Morns  .V:  JJro.  ,1,.,,  „ 
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SOLIXSK'V  C  ^y  j 

Sti..nberg  ^  3l,.y.,.  , 
^\0LFActC0.,rr^ 

Chrysopolis,  Iny, 

"  of  Independen 

Chiirntown,  Shas 

'•  e  of  Shasta 

'Wgl.If.nry.  general 
J  "lie  Patriek.  genera 

%ers0.tCo,merch 

Cisco,   Nevada  Co, 
!l'»'   Duicli   Flat 
»oads,  [}■',  ,„i|^.^  „ 

nurckhalfer  F,  ,r,„,^,. 

pen,.,.;,!  merchaiK 
,A>AVA\,t  GOV 

."'"'"  ^'.Hothing,  boo, 
I  ''J?'HTt  .^   t'o,  forwar. 
I  p.     "'•''■^•I"irifs,  p,.„,i,„, 
Kisner  1),  elp.hing,  ,1, 
I  Havener  &  Ekhr-ii,  L 
m        liquors,  etc 
I  fi.mi.lneys  &  Nunnall^ 
]:l-""t  &  Co,  forwardin 
merchants,  grain,  e 
'"''':■"  '>^^^|.ropriet. 
m,nmg.tDuck,;,g,s^ 

|-^Iii.hews&Frazier,boo 
news  depot 

A.BOMAN&Oo.,Sa, 


A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Francisco,  importer  and  dealer  in  Music  7;ook8. 


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Chinese  Camp,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O,   Maxson  Frank,  Snpt  J^nterprise  Quartz 


12  miles  s  of  Sonora 


Mill 


BOGLE  J  A,  physician  and  druggist 
IJunk  &  ISIfAdanis,  mining  store 
r.VHNE  M,  boarding 
Cutting  C,  saddles  and  harness 
E'l'lin''  0,  <'en('i*al  vari<*ty 
EGLTNGLEAVIS.whoelright  and  black-    ClairviUe,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O  23  miles 
„„,:,i,  n  w  ot  Santa  Kosa  (sec  GeyserviUe) 


STEWART  DANIEL,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, liquors,  etc 

Wynian  &  Webster,  groceries,  provisions, 
and  "jreneral  merchants 


smitli 

Folsoni  Thomas  S,  saloon 
Francisco  F,  hair  dresser 
Geenovcr  William  B,  clothing 
Goodrich  J  Mrs,  prop  Granite  House 
GROS  C.  ditch  owner 
Gueno  Peter,  general  merchandise 
Mane  J  C',  saloon 
McLaugldin  William,  livery  stable 


ClarkSVille,   El    Dorado  Co,  P  O,  18 
miles  \v  ot  Piacerville 

Arm.li'.  II  E  ^Iis,  s^iiool  teacher 
Hates  A  R,  attorney  at  law 
Rremer  John  F,  attorney  at  law 
Cunnnins  D,  postmaster,  news  dealer,  etc 
Donahoe  Jane  J\Iis,  boarding 


\l    Miller  &  Solinsky,  agts  Wells,  Fargo  «!c  Co  ;  Durand  Jonas,  saloon 


Miller  J  R,  carpenter  and  builder 
]\Iorris  it  Rro,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Heinshengcr  C.  saloon 
Smith  W  11.  (Jarrett  House  saloon 
SOLINSKV  C  W  II,  Garrett  House 
Stienberg  it  ^leyer,  market 
Walkcrley  tt  Rro,  general  merchandise 
WOLF  A  <Si  CO,  dry  goods 


I  Iveroul  G.  g(Mi(!ral  merchandise 
I  Knighton  J  C,  |)iiysician 
j  Kousse  F  J,  bntciier 

Page  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Star  Renzemond,  saloon 

Stewart  Joim,  saloon 

Thereau  .1  &  C,  general  merchandise 

Tong  (i.  Justice  of  tin;  I'eaee 


i  Tong  Margaret  Mrs,  hotel  keeper 
ChrySOpoliS,  Inyo  Co,  P  O,  10  miles:  Winchcil  F  F,  hotel  [)roprietor 
n  of  Independence 

Clay's  Bar,  Calaveras  Co,  (P  O,  Ca- 
manche)  a  small  mining  locality  17 
miles  s  w  of  Mokel:imne  Hill 

ClajTton,  Contra  Costa  Co,  P  O,  12 
miU's  east  of  Martinez 

RURR  &  DAVIS,  pro|)s  :Mt  Dii.hjo  Hotel 
Graves  H  T,  su|;t  Keokuk  Cojipcr  Mines 
Jones  S,  blacksnnth  and  wheelwright 
Kenney  John,  saloon 

Burckiialter  F,  groceries,  provisions,  and  |  MAI' VAIS    RO^MEO,    hotel  proprietor, 
general  merchandise  |  insurance  agent,  and  agent  Ran\ber  it 

C'AXA\'A\vt  GOV  EX,  blacksmith         j  Go's  Express,  and  post  master,  ]\Iain 

Cohen  (i,  clothing, boots,  shoes,  etc  I  Morris  AVilliam,  livery  stable 

Kgl)ert  tt  Co,  forwarding  &  counnission    Ogilby  R  E.supt  Welsh  (Quicksilver  Mine, 

merchants,  produce,  etc  !  i)  miles  s  e  Clayton 

Eisner  I),  clo'hing,  dry  goods,  boots    etc.     Patton  Daniel,  sui)t  Nucleus  Copper  Mine, 
llcvener  &  Eldred,  groceries,  provisions,  2  mil(^s  s  Clayton 


ChurntOWn,  Shasta  Co,  P  O,  7  miles  i 
n  e  of  Shasta  | 

Hergh  Ilcniy,  general  merchandiso  [ 

Mulle  I'atrick,  general  merchandise  | 

Myers  O  (t  Co,  merchants  and  hotel  pro's  j 

Cisco,  Nevada  Co,  at  the  junction  of 
the  Dutch  Flat  and  Donucr  Lake! 
roads,  '.i;>  miles  n  e  of  Sacramento       j 


li(piors,  etc 
I  Humphreys  &  Nunnnlly,  produce  merchts 
Lcct  &  Co,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchants,  grain,  etc 
jMiuldcn  D  W,  proprietor  Cisco  Hotel 


Perrin  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Pons  Peter,  groceries 

RHINE  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Stranahan  &  Car|)enter,  butchers 

SWANN  JAMES,  saloon 


Miuming  &  Duck,  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  ,  WALL  GEORGE,  brewery 
Mathews  &  Frazier,  books,  stationery,  and    Williams  Richard,  supt  Whahookan  Cop- 
news  depot  I  per  Mines 


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A,  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Francisco.    School  Books,  Juvenile  anct  Toy  Books,  Games,  etc 


NORTH  ASII3BICA  IiIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  Policies  guaranteed  by  State  of  Now  Vork. 


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Cleveland,  llnniboWt  Co,  (POiuUlicss 
Eel  River)  20  miles  s  of  Eureka 

Dunjinn  Thoniufi,  hotel  proprietor 
Beurdinn;  &  Loliide,  general  inereliandise 
Garrat  T  G,  boot  and  slioe  maker 

cupper  Mills,  «"tte  Co,  P  O,  31 
miles  e  of  Oroville 

Bailey  &  Wliitc,  sliingle  and  latli  mniif 
Crist  G  ¥  &  Co,  props  saw  mill 
Fry  Bruce,  cooper 

Jones  i^;  Cartland,  Clipper  ]\Iills  and  tur- 
pentine manufactory 
Kelly  -T  B,  propr  Woodvilie  House 
Plant  L  .[,  propr  Pine  Grove  House 
Pratt  &  Iloibrook,  generiil  mfrchants  and 

agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Pratt  Enocli,  post  master 
Story  Tliomas  II,  propr  Barton  House 
Wing  Hing  &  Co,  Ciiinese  merchants 

ClOVerdale,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  33  miles 
n  \v  of  Santa  Kosa 

,  COOK  CHARLES,  saloon 

!  Dodsrc  William  R,  blacksmith 

i  GERKHAUI/r  H  F,  hotel  keeper 

I  Ililchcock  A  P,  saloon 

I  Hutcliitison  John,  slioe  maker 

McElarricy  Frank,  jirop  ('loverdalo  House 
I  jMitcliell  C  B.  genensl  nicrcliaiit 

Oiilis  &  Field,  agts  Truman  &  Co's  Ex- 
lircs-  and  livery  stable 

Prince  I'ct*'!',  post  master 
!  Walker  I)  W,  blncksmith 

Weintraut  Charles,  harness  m.'tker 
I  Whitman  J  II.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Williams  tfc  Caldwell,  livery  sli>ble 

Wise  &  Gtddlish,  general  nierehants 

Coal  Mines,  Contra  Costa  Co,  (P  O 
address,  Martinez)  1 0  miles  e  of  Mar- 
tinez (see  Carbondale) 

Cold  Spring,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O, 
.">  miles  n  \v  of  Placerville 

Denn  S  C,  post  master 
L'jofboiirrow  I)  T,  mining  store 
IMcTarnahan  J  C,  agent  Columbus  Quartz 

Mill 
Pascall  C,  supt  Keysione  Copper  Mine 

Colfax,  Placer  Co,  P  0. 11»  miles  n  e  of 
Auburn,  on  Central  Pacilic  Railroad 

Ah  Fong,  Ciiinese  merchant 


Belton  &  Johnson,  black  smiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Benjamin  Wm,  saddle  and  harness  maker 
Bowley  M  G,  drugs  and  medicines 
Cleveland  V  W,  j)ost  master 
Collins  D  B,  physician 
CULVER  J   A,  blacksmith   and  wagon 

maker 
DAVIS  A  G,  agent  ]M  Greenwood,  for- 
warding and  commission 
Durkel  O,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
Earl  D  W.  forwarding  and  com  merchant 
EGBERT  &  CO,  wholesale   and   n-tail 
geid  merchandise,  and    proprs  Cape 
Horn  and  Pacitic  Saw  Mills 
Fisher  J  T,  Pacilic  livery  stable 
Garrahan  M  E  ]Mrs,  Central  Hotel 
Greenwood  M,  forwarding  and   com  mer- 
chant 
Ilanak  S,  hardware,  tin,  crockery,  etc 
Hang  Kee,  Chinese  merchants 
IIALPIIEN&  SON,  gen'l  merchandise 
Iliggins   B   S,  owner  Colfax  and  Dutcli 

Flat  Toll  Road 
Hop  Sing,  Chinese  merchant 
Ilumphrc^ys  J  II,  pnxluce 
Johnson  Otto,  proprietor  Oasis  Saloon 
JONES  &  CURLEY',  Railroa<l  Saloon 
Kohn  &  Lobnei',  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots. 

etc 
Leeds  L  D  &  Co,  saloon 
Leet  it  Co,  forwarding  and  com  merchant- 
Lindsey  J,  attorney  at  law 
McCarnly  &  Shaw,  pro(hice  dealers 
McKinney  John,  iigt  Live  Oak  qart/  mill 
MENDENHALL  E   T,  propr   Pioneer 

Hotel 
Mollitt  R,  hay,  grain,  and  produce; 
Miirphv  B,  billiards  ami  liipmrs 
Netf  J'll,  agctit  Colfax.  Grass  Vallev.  ami 

Nevada  Toll  Roiul 
Philip  J   G,  agent  J  Morrill  &  Co.  fni- 

wardiug  merchants 
Price   B  II,  agent  D  W  Earl  forwiudini; 

and  commission  merchants 
PRINCE  F,  bakery  and  restaurant 
Randolph  Stephen,  blacksmith 
Smith  Daniel,  physician 
SOCLE  E.  blacksmith 
Spangle  William,  furniture 
Storey  W  B.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co     j 
Traphaitan  N  R  D  &  Co,  dru|;s,  books. 

stationery,  etc 
Widker  A  M,  attorney  at  law 
Whitney  «&  Co,  forward'gand  com  merclit 
Wo  Hop  &  Co,  Chinese  merchants 


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Collinsvilie,  s 

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"  e  of  San  F 

Coloma,  El  Dor 

j  "  w  of  Placer' 

(ALLIIOFFM,wi 
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:   '5Kr^I>  ROBERT 
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ni.ge.^s  IJ,  blacksmiti 
(-'PALMERS  GFf 

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Nevada  Hotel 

la.l;  R  V,  b.„'elu.r  a 

AVIS  L,  groceries, 

amey  Charles,  blacl 

fertel  A  E,  dergv.n,, 

ngl.am  ( .eorge  li,  at 
'!'•  VI  J.  clothing,  Loots, 
Marshall  J  W,  wi„,.  „ 
•^'KRIHLL  OLIVFI 
■MITCHELL  pirn! 
"  t'lls,  Fargo  it  ( 

Jr;'*"";/ ''"•is  Colon 
Jlohar    I,.,„-y,bi,li„,,, 

•^  "'th   E  M,  wine  t.-ov 

SI'EARNS  WM^C 

Creek  Ditel, 
I'-o«-ott  J  C,  propr  ..,.., 
vilh',  etc 

^:inG„i|,le,AA,altoi 

"'■"•■'•  S    B.t  E,  gr. 

find  general  nierch 

Colorado,  Mariposa 
'         -I'lariposa 

I ':■"'••"■<('' John  A,  genen 
-^'.•<"  .t  Co.  general  ,n, 

'"'"'-'iWilliatn,  genera 
:;;nbald,&  ('o,  .,,,,,,., 

,""'<'0'  Fdward,  saloon 

'•'•>;«Ta  A,  blacksmith 

r";(  .'inn  John,  saloon 

Myerberg  &  Co,  gener.. 

[Nnith&Parlier,  livery 

A.  ROMAN  &Oo!i 


MASOir  &  HAMLIN'S  ORaANB. 


KOHIiEB,  Agent,  San  Francisco. 


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WORRILL  J  &  CO.  forwarding  merclits 
YP^ATES  J)  S,  saddle,  harncjis,  and  boot 

manufactory 
Ziegenbein  &  Hefner,  genl  merchandise 

CollinSVille,  Solano  Co,  P  0  on  the 
east  shore  of  Suisiin  Bay,  GO  miles 
n  e  of  San  Francisco 

Coloma,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  10  miles 
n  w  of  Placorviile 

ALLIIOFF  M,  winegrower 
IJarncs  J  L  &  Bro,  wine  gi-owors 
BELL  ROBERT,  general  nicirliandise 
BODFISir  W   II,  attorney  at  law    and 

notary  public 
Biigcss  R,  blacksmith 
CHALMERS  GEO  ROE,  dry  goods 
CHALMERS    ROBERT   propr   Sierra 

Ncva<la  Hotel 
CHILI)  S  F,  post  nia«ter  and  genl  mdsc 
Clark  R  V,  butcher  and  hunber  dealer 
DAVIS  L,  gro(;eries,  provisions, books,  etc 
Harney  Cliarles,  bhi<;ksniith 
Ilertel  A  E,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Ingham  (.lorge  II,  attorney  at  law 
Levi  J,  clothing,  boots,  and  varieties 
Marshall  J  W,  wine  grower 
MERRILL  OLIVER,  banker 
MITCHELL  PAUL,  banker,  and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  State  Tel  Co 
Moessner  Chris,  Coloma  Brewery 
Mohlar  Henry,  billiards  and  liciuors 
Smith  E  M,  wine  grower 
STEARNS  WM  »fc  CO,  owners  (Jranite 

Creek   Ditch 
Trescott  J   C,  propr  stage  lines  to  IMacer- 

viUe,  etc 
Van  (iiiilder  A  A,  attorney  at  law 
W'tllcr  S    B  »'<;  E,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  general  moirhandise 

i  Colorado,  Mari[)osa  Co,  (J  miles  n  of 
Marijiosa 

iiiittaitte  John  A,  general  merchandise 
liiigan  »fc  Co,  general  merchandise 
!)iibos(i  William,  general  merchandise 

I'iaribaldi  &  Co,  general  merchant 

hliirrcty  Edward,  saloon 
li'rrcra  A,  blacksmith 
McCann  John,  saloon 

I  Silverberg  »&  Co,  general  merchandise 
Smith  &  Parlier,  livery  .-iiblo 


Columbia,  Tuolumne  Co,  incorporated 
city  and  P  O,  4  miles  n  of  Sonora, 
or  A  80  miles  n  e  of  Stockton 

CityOffickhs. — J  B  Douglass.  Pres- 
ident ;  II  Sevening.  D  Eraser.  P  B  Ba- 
con, D  iMcKenzie.  Trustees ;  AV  A  Dav- 
ies,  Cle'k ;  S  Wing,  Treasurer;  R  C 
Patterson,  Marshal ;  E  (Jsgood,  Assessor 

Alberding  C  11,  saloon 

ANDROSS  :M  C,  Internal  Revenue  Office 

BALDWIN  1)  M.  physician 

Beis  Bernard,  restaurant 

B(dl  (Icorge,  Broadway  Hotel 

Beronis  P,  mining  store 

Bixel  A,  Bixef-  Brewery 

Bonncll  J  T,  furniture  dealer 

BORNHEIM  HENRV,  saloon 

Brown  C  II,  news  agent 

Brunei  L.  mining  store 

Christen  I,  paper  hangings,  paints  jind  oils 

Daegener  William,  agent  Wtdls,  Fargo 
&  Co.  and  banker  and  assayer 

Dayton  R.  uiiiJ'vrisiht 

DIxNSMORE  AViLLIAM  G,  publisher 
Columbia  Citizc 

DOr(iLASS  J  B,  salo'.n 

Elder  William,  saildle  and  harness 

Eiias  &  Bros,  cigars  and  tobacco 

FALLEN  OWEN,  prop  hotel 

Ficket  S   H.  dentist 

(Jrefoz  E.  jcweli'r 

lla.-kell  &"  Co.  blacksmiths 

Hutchinson  &  Ciilman,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Jockcss  1),  restaurant 

Kelly  {'  it  B,  mining  store 

Kelly  William,  livery  stable 

Knapp  Sewcl,  mining  store 

Koch  C,  barber 

Kordengcr  George,  saloon 

Leslie  Lymr.n,  attorney  at  law 

Levy  A,  clothing 

Levy  I),  clothing 

Levy  .loel,  clothing 

Levy  S  tfc  H,  clothing 

McKenzie  D,  blacksmith 

Morgan  (Jeorge,  j)rop  What  Cheer  House 

Nugent  .1  H,  attorney  at  law 

Oliver  P,  mining  store 

PARKER  &  BACON,  mining  store 

Parker  D.  boots  and  shoes 

I'arsons  M  W,  dentist  and  drug  store 

Pedesta  G  B,  saloon 

POWNEL  JOSEPH,  Secretary  T  C 
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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Rclim  IM  (1,  saloon 

Scliade  A,  boots  and  sliocs 

Schiller  II,  saloon 

Schiller  Henry,  Tuolumne  Brewery 

Seveninjr  Henry,  general  merchandise 

Smyth  P,  livery  stable 

Slolt;:e  F.  saloon 

Tempi*!  V  V  F.  market 

TOWLF  KOr.KUT  II,  jeweler 

TFOUMNF  CO.  WATER  CO 

AVhite  E  E,  Notary  Public  and  Justice  of 

the  Peace 
AVilson.  .lames,  boots  and  shoes 
AViufr  Ste|>h''n,  stoves  &  tinware 
Wise  J,  bakery 

i  Columbia  Hill,  Nevada  Co,  P  O 
1  1  niilfs  n  e  ot  Nevada  City.  (See 
Nortli  Columbia.) 


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■g  I  Colusa,  C(jlusa  Co,  P  O,  county  seat  of 
Colu.«a  County,  on  the  rijrlit  bank  of 
the  Sacramento  River;  legal  dis- 
tances, from  Sacramento  7.')  miles, 
from  Slocklon  12.3  miles,  Irom  San 
Quentin,  205  miles. 

ADDINCTON  &  GREEN,  publishers 
Colusa  Sun 
I  Allen,  Charles  II,  jdiysician 
I  Uaer  &  .Ictl'reys,  blacksmiths 
'  Burnett  T  S,  clergyman 
CAREY    LEWIS,   stoves,  tinware    and 

sheet  iron  worker 
Case  E.    ( Eddy    Landing)  general  mer- 
chandise 


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Chapin  E,  saloon 

CLARK  TRUMAN  S,   contractor  and 

carpenter 
Clark  Woodruff,  (Sulphur  Springs)  hotel 

keeper 
Culp  .Tolin  ]\r,  livery  stable 
Goad  William  F,  attorney  at  law 
GREEN  AV  S,  editor  Colusa  Sun 
Green  W  W,  prop'r  American  House 
Hamilton    Lewis  Ii^,  saddle  and  harness : 

maker 
Harris  &  ,Ione«,  general  merchants  \ 

Ingram  G  C,  (Bear  Valley)  hot(d  keeper 
.lOIINSON  ALEX'R  J,  physician 
Kirkpatrick  Benj  F,  wagon  maker 
Lan(!  .1  W,  (Antelope  Valley)  hotel  keeper 
LIENING    JOHN    H,   prop'r    Colusu 

House  and  Postmaster 
^IcBryant  JI.  restaurant 
Sem|)le  Charles  I),  attorney  at  law 
Shei)ards()n  Dudley,  attorney  at  law 
Sherman,  Spalding  &  Cook,  prop'rs  Co- 
lusa Flouring  Mill 
Shutt  George  V,  prop'r  Colusa  Ferry 
Sinnnons  Mary  E,  (Sinnnons  Springs)  ho- 
tel k<'eper 
TREADWAY  JOSEPH  G,  attorney  at 

law 
Van  Dorsten  Henry  A,  saloon 
\'eavey  «t  Co,  blacksmiths 
WARE  GEO  AV,  general  merchandise 
Weaver  A  R,  attorney  at  law 
Wilbur  E,  (Wilbur  Springs)  hotel  keeper 
WILSON  WALTER,  billiard  saloon 
Wooil  Henry,  boot  maker 
AVoods  J  Hop,  drug^ist  and  apothecary 


COLUSA  CO.  Organized  in  18.")0.  Boundaries— North  by  Tehama,  cast  liy 
Sacramento  Hiver,  separating  it  from  Butte  and  Sutter,  south  by  A'olo,  and  west  bv 
Lake  and  Mendocino.  Aiea  of  the  Count v,  4,000  stjuare  miles.  County  Seat. 
Colusa. 

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County  ,hh\i:\' Ilirnm  W .  |)iMiiai> 

County  Clcik bickscni    Hart  . .  . 

District  Atiorni'V Dinlh'v  Slicpni'ilson 

Siici-iir ." Sum.  N[.  Wright. 

JJocorikr Iiickson  Hart. . . . 

Trea-iurcr J.  Ib)|)  Woc)ils. . . 

Assessor   Samuel  II.  Hinall 

.Surveyor Will.  S.  Green. . . 

Coroner Isaai'  N.  ( 'aiii .... 

I'uMie  Adniinistratoi' Isaac  N.  Cain   . .  . 

Su|Kirinlenilent  I'niilic  Schools  Joint  C.  Aildington  Colusa 
Supervisor,  1st  Distrii't   'I'lios.  A.  IJotfs 

"  2il         "         IJohert  Harris  . 

"  3(1        ''        lolin  Hoyrjis  . . . 


Colusn March,    18C8 


SAL.MiV. 

SldDO  prami. 

Fe(-s. 

S'.'iO  per  aiHi. 

Fees. 


Princeton     . . 

Colusa   

(iratul  IshiMd 


1*8  per  day. 
I  Fees. 


Oil  Center, 
Colu«a  . . , 
Princeton  . 


Sept 


,  18CT.. 
lH6»i.. 


$8  per  day. 


PAOiriO  XNSUBANOB  OO.    Oasb  Asseta,  $1,113,862.83. 


CHICKBHIM-O's 


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■  3  !  Pablo  Bay  and 

■  E    ''y  Alameda  an 
o   fl  o  1  *1"^''e  miles.     ( 

2  BB  ^  — — - 

«  H^  I  f  »"";.V  Clerk  ...    ■ 

«  ■  C  i  ir"."':-'  Attorney  .  ' 
«  H  i  '  '^'lentf ■'    ■ 

ts  ^  "     treasurer 

~  i  ■  .S  -^y^sossor. ...'.'.' 

0  ^  0  Surveyor  ..'. 

•§  ■  S  Coroner  .  .*.' 

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a  ■  fl     Supentitendent  I'nI.ii 

■  -,Superv.ort..tI,i,,;i 

Sf  Copper  City, 

"■|  i  ^ir^ss,  Sl.ash.) 

I|!  »T?^'"*J5"bcod< 
ml  'V"^'""son  John,  i, 
Ml    ''!;;««&  Logan,  gc- 

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■ijCopperopoIis,  j 

a,  I  niiles    s  w  of  < 

■  J  miles  e  of  StiK- 

9^  !  ton  &  Coppero 

■g  i  nut  mining   Jo( 

■:  j  i'limediate'  vici, 

Mi :      f"j|'i>oi-  I'cgious  ( 

■r Abbotts  S.„ot«,.v, 
K   „.,"S''"t,  Ifnion 
I:   "ALCII  HENRV, 

■t  Co/)|,er  i\Xi„f, 

W   '5EA.  'aSLEV   AV 

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i  '""^;'f>t'ld  &  Afi.i.j, 
i  StabK.s,  rnioM 

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I'nion 

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CONTRA  COSTA  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boundaries  — North  by  San 
Tablo  Bay  and  Sacramento  River,  east  by  San  Joaquin,  south  by  Ahuneda,  and  west 
by  Alameda  and  bays  of  San  Francisco  and  San  Pablo.  Area  of  the  county,  800 
square  miles.     County  Seat,  Martinez. 

OFFICERS. 


OKFIOK. 


County  JiuIkc 

County  Clerk  , . . , 
District  Attorney  , 

Slieritl' 

Heconlcr 

Treasurer 

Assessor 

Surveyor 


iNcrJinEXT. 


B  ,  Cor( 


I'ulilic  Administrator  

Superintendent  l'ul)iio  Sciiooif 

Supervisor,  1st  District 

2d        "      

"  3d        "      


Mark  Sliepard  . . . 
|(ieo.  I'.  Louc'ks  . . 

Hiram  Mills 

j  Henry  Classen. . . 
Ot'o.  r.  Loueks. . 
Ol.ni  F.  Alley... 
Kolix  A.  M.. thews 
K.  W.  Taylor  ... 
(Xot  ((uali'tied)... 
|).  K.  Stevens. . . . 
Hev.  If.  Haverv.  . 
J.  M.  TewslmrV.. 
I).  N.  Sherhiini.. 
K.  G.  Davis 


Copper    City,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Siiasla)  22  miles  ii  e  of  Shasta 

Crocker  &  Babcock,  jirop'rs  saw  mill 
Hutchinson  John,  hotel  proprietor 
I*ierce  &  Lon;an,  general  mercliandise 
Willard  G  K,  general  merehuiulisc 

CopperopoliS,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  !,'< 

I  miles    s  w  of  San  Andreas    and  JK! 

miles  e  of  Stockton,  terminus  Stock- 

1  ton  &  Copperopolis  IJ  R ;  an  import- 

I  nnt   mining    locality,  situated   in   the 

immediate    vicinity    of     tiie    richest 

co[)i)er  regiotis  of  the  State. 

Abbott  S  S,  notary  public  and   insurance 

agent,  Union 
BALCII  IIENRV,  Sup't  of  the  Union 

Copper  Mint! 
liarguian  II  J,  Wedge  Soloon.  Union 
l)i;tes  Win,  grocery  and  hiilicry.  Union 
I5UA:  ')SLEY    W   1)    »&  CO,    Pioneer 

Su.Iile,  linion 
Braids  C,  carriage  maker,  Union 
Uras-lield     &     Midilleton,    Copperopolis 

Stabiv's,  Union 
laown  E,  |)rop'r  Em|>ii('  House,  T'nion 
liurke  F  II,  saloon  and  billiards.  Union 
Uinke  (ieorge,  barber,  Union 
Calinr  .'.th  Joseph,  California  Restaurant. 

Union 
Cassidy  C,  Globe  Hotel,  Union 
CIl'.IEL  FREDERICK,  physician.drugs 

sind  medicines,  Union 
Clavio  August,  Polka  Saloon,  Union 
Crawford  G,  saloon,  Union 


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Martinez .lan'ary,  1868  S1500  prann. 

Paelieeo March, 

Martinez " 


18()8  Fees 

$1000  &  fees. 
Fees. 


I'acheeo 
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Per  diem. 
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Latiiyettc .March,    1868  Fees. 

l'ach"e<(>  "        "         $400 per ann. 

San  Pahlo Nov.,  1868  . .  iPer  diem. 

Danville "     1867  . .  i    '•       " 

iPaeheco I     "     1866  ..     "      " 


Crawford   J    S,   barber   and   baths.   Un- 
ion 
Collins  W  F  &   Co,  stoves  and  tin  ware. 

Court 
Cidver  C,    hotel  and    Teamster's    Home, 

Union 
Davidson    ]M,   dry   goods    and    clothing, 

Union 
Delroy  C,  Calaveras  lircwery.  Union 
Dinclar  A,  boarding   house   and   saloon. 

Union 
Donnels  &  Zolner,  Union  ^larket.  Union 
Donghcrly  .1,  general  merchandise,  Union 
Dunn  Tlionias,  Union  Sidoon.  Union 
Emery  »t  Cut'icr.  groceries  and  hardware. 

Union 
Faxon  Frederick,  saloon.  Union 
Flyi\  &  Reen,  Central  ^larket.  Union 
(lorzig  H,  saloon.  Union 
HATCH  i^   I5EHAM,  publishers    Cop- 

pcropolis  Cduricr 
Hays  .1,  lioots  and  slmes,  Union 
Ho^L'.  .  11.  U  S  Hotel.  Union 
Holi  W'ni.  Wiisiiingloii  Maikd.  Union 
Honit;-berg(  r    L,    gciurMl    merchandise, 

I'nion 
J(mes  E  C,  boots  and  slioe*.  Union 
lvell\   tV   (Jilliland,  drugs  and  medicines. 

Union 
Kelly  L,  proprietor   Copperopolis    Hotel, 

Union 
Kflly  W  A,  physician.  Union 
Kendall  .lames.  Keystone  Hotel,  TInion 
Kuhlaril  H,  boots  and  shoes.  Union 
McCriliis  v^  Co.  saloon,  lliiion 
McDonald  A,  saddles  and  harness.  Union 


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McLean  II,  physician,  Union 

Meyers  A  J,  saloon  and  billiards.  Union 

Mintzer  P  B,  agent   Sisson'a   stage   line, 

Union 
Morris  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  Union 
Moycr  A  S,  tobacco  and  cigars,  Union 
PIKE  J  M,  agent   Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

Union 
Pike  Wilii.im,  banker.  Union 
PhUet  G  B,  French  Restaurant,  Union 
Piince  George  T,  general  variety  store. 

Union 
Raffo  Bros,  gen'l  merchandise,  Union 
Rettberg  J,  grocer,  Union 
Robertson  E  B,  physician.  Union 
Robinson  L  R,  barber   and   hair  dresser, 

Union 
Rollins  Benson,  grocery  and  bakery ,Union 
SHELDON  H  II,  sup't  Keystone  Cop- 
per Mine 
Shield  J,  jeweler.  Union 
Sim[)son  Adam,   cabinet  maker  and   up- 
holsterer, Union 
!  Snell  A,  saloon  and  billiards.  Union  ^ 
Stetzer  E.  Union  Restaurant,  Union 
Sullivan  William,  saloon  and  billiards 
Tliomayer  K  IMrs,  confectionery.  Union 
Turner  J  II,  j)aints  and  oils.  Union 
Usiar  Frank,  saloon,  Union 
Wedel  (lustave,  Springtield  Brewery  de- 
pot, Union 
Westlcy   «fc    AVilliams,    general    variety 

store,  Union 
Zaiss  G  B,  C'opperopolis  Brewery,  Main 

Coppervale,  Lassen  Co,  P  0, 20  miles 

s  oi  Susanville 
(Goodrich  C  C,  hotel  proprietor  and  post 
ina.-ter 

CorallitaS,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress. Watsonville)  13  miles  n  c  of 
Santa  Cruz 

Cum  John,  tannery 

Cordelia,  Solano  Co,  (P  O  address, 
RoL'kville)  10  miles  s  w  of  Fairfield 

Buhrmeistcr    C,  blacksmith   and  general 

merchandise 
Pittman  C  J  Mrs,  prop  Bridgeport  Hotel 

COBUmnSS,  Sacramento  Co,  P  (),  20 
miles  s  e  of  Siicramento 

Aronson  llcniry,  general  merchandise 
Estabrook  James,  blacksmith 


Grimshaw  W  R,  hotel  proprietor 

Odbert  J  P,  hotel  proprietor 

Wilson  W  D,  proprietor  Wilson's  Hotel 

Cottage  Grove,  Klamath  Co,  P  O,  I 
7  miles  of  Orleans  Bar  j 

Cottonwood,  Siskiyou  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Henley)  20  miles  n  of  Yreka 

Blaske  A,  general  merchandise 

Brown  Joim  W,   hotel  proprietor 

Emlinton  John,  butcher 

Ewbanks  J  S,  blacksmith 

Hasawk  A,  postmaster  and  gen  mercht 

Hugh  J  V,  saloon 

Cottonwood,  Tehama  Co,  P  O,  10 
miles  n  of  Red  Bluff.  The  P  O 
address  of  names  marked  thus  *  is 
American  Ranch,  Shasta  Co 

*Adaras  J  W,  (Oakley's   Ferry)  general 

merchandise 
*Ball  William,  (Shingle  Creek)  manufac- 
turers of  lumber 
*Bell  J  J,  (Clear  Creek)   hotel  proprietor 
*Berry  J  AV,  general  merchandise 
*Carver  William,  (Bear  Creek)  manufac- 
turer lumber 
*Cachrun  J,  (Shingle  Creek)  man  lumber 
*I)riland  Joseph,  cabinet  maker 
*Foster  Jacob,  hotel  proprietor 
Goay  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Jackson  A  B,  general  merchandise 
*Klotz  R,  (Shingletown)  manuf  lumber 
Laventhiil  E,  (Battle  Creek)  general  mer- 

chanilise 
*Lean  AVillian),  wine  manufacturer 
*Ludwick  William,  hotel  proprietor 
*M()ra  Tiiomas,  (Siiingletown)  gen'l  mdse 
*Nicholas  &  (jlear,  flour  manufacturers 
Ruff  J  A.  physician 

*Simons  J  W,  (Parkville)  general  mdse 
*Smith  O,  physician 
*Winscl  J,  (Battle  Creek)  physician 

Coulterville,  Mariposa  Co,  P  0,  18 
miles  n  w  of  Maiiposa 

Aiken  J  M,  saloon  and  billiards 
Amsden  Isaac,  saloon  and  billiards 
Arthur  Robert,  blacksmith 
Ayers  Thomas,  books  and  stationery 
Bedford  J  F,  physician 
Bell  II  M,  saloon 


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IJellompiie  M,  tiiismitli 
Black  A,  hotel  propr,  Yosemite  road 
Casb'T'.aii  «&  Co,  general  merchandise 
Cassaccia  A,  saloon  and  billiards 
Cleveland    &    Gordon,  carj»enters  etc 
Cody  N  T,  banker,  drujigist  and  P  M 
Cohn  1}  &  Co.  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Coulter  &  Co,  Yosemite  livery  stable 
COULTER  G  W,  proprietor  hotel 
Counts  George,  i)roprietor  hotel 
Cox  V  II,  j)hy8ician 
Kbbelts  George,  carpenter  and  builder 
PVancisco  li,  general  merchandise 
FIJANKL  L,  general  merchandise 
Goodman  V,  photographer 
Green  &  ("arpenter,  market 
Hancock  Joseph,  saloon 
.Tones  Ralph,  news  agent  and  watchmaker 
Leason  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Long  T  W,  attorney  at  law 
flyers  Henry,  general  merchandise 
NEWCOMKU  &  IJOYI),  proprs  Stock- 
ton and  Sonora  stage  line 
Pendola  &  Siinguinetfi,  general  mdse 
Piper  .lanies,  millwright 
Porter  J  W,  attorney  at  law 
Keen  1)  »fc  Co,  butchers 
Sliimer  «fc  C-o,  livery  stable 
Siiimer  Jamt's,  blacksmith 
Smith  &,  Scott,  livry  stable 
Tescornia  «t  Co,  general  merchandise 
Vigoreiix,  .foseph,  restaurant 
Wooster  &  Co,  iron  foundry 

Crescent  City.  Del  Norte  Co,  P  o, 
iiRHir.  city  and  county  seat  of  Del 
Norte  Co;  207  miles  n  of  .San  Fran- 
cisco; legal  ilistances,  from  Sacramen- 
to 4(!.'>  mih's,  from  Stockton  lO.J  miles, 
and  from  San  Quentin  oGj  miles 

Oil  rcicns. — William  Collins,  President ; 
H  H  Dickinson,  iMarshal ;  1)  S  Sart- 
well,  Assessor  ;  M  J  JIcNamara,  Sec 

Adams  R  E,  attorney-at-hiw 

Alirens  H,  furniture 

AntJiony  «fc     V'anPelts,    (Smith    River) 

country  store 
li.ilh  (Jcorge,  saloon 
iJivxIer  ,r  A  »fc  P  T,  hardware 
Hiirr  &  Russell,  general  merchandise 
liurtchell  Frank,  butcher 
Collins  William,  gunsmith 
Ciosiua  Louis,  butcher 
Dorris  li  F,  stoves  and  tinware 
DlJGAN  &  WALL, forwarding  .ind  com 

raerchs,  and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 


Eldridge  J  E,  photographer 

Emery  George  W,  saddles  and  harness 

Fischermnn  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Fleming  John,  hotel  proprietor 

Frantz  J  V,  blacksmith 

Gordon  &  Dickinson,   groceries   and  dry 

goods 
Handy  A,  (Camp  Lincoln)  groceries 
Hanson  C  L,  cigars  and  fruit 
Harker  William,  fancy  goods,  etc 
Haynes  J  P,  attorney-Jit-law 
Houck  Jesse,  hotel  proprietor 
Hughes  .Tames,  druggist 
Kingsland  &  jMalone,  livery  stable 
Kingsland  T  G,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Knox  F,  pi  ysician 
ISIagruder  F>  W,  carpenter 
Marhoffer  Joseph,  brewery 
INIason  Edgar,  physician 
Slayer  CJcorge,  butcher 
McLellan  &  Ilillman,  livery  stable 
McNamarji  &  Bro,  hotel  proprietors 
Miller  John,  blacksmith 
Mung  Sing,  commission  and  forwarding 
Murphy  E,  groceries  and  provisions 
Oliver  G(!orge  W,  wagon  maker 
Orman  Heiu-y  Jr,  cari)enter 
Patterson  Chas,  carpenter  and  builder 
PfeilT'er  C  H,  dry  goods 
Ranilnll  R  G,  house  and  sign  painter 
Rice  Rev,  (.Methodist)  clergym.in 
Richards  .Tacob,  saloon  and  hotel  propr 
Richerts  F,  hotel  proprietor 
Richertz  .lohn  (',  saloon 
Russell  George  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Sartwcll   D  S,  jeweler 
Saville  &  13arby,  saloon  and  billiards 
.Selig  &  Chaplin,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Smith  «&  Handy,  saloon  ' 

Stone  &  West,  saloon 
.Straul  G  1),  furniture 
Volander  A,  tannery 
Watson  William,  wagon  maker 
Weiiger  I  &  Co,  grocery  and  bakery 
Woodbury  &  Marhoffer,  general  mdse 
Wright  S  1',  attorney-af-hiw 

Crystal   Lake,    Nevada   Co.      (See 
Policy's  Station) 

Crystal  Springs,   San  iviateo  Co, 

(P  O  address  San  Mateo)  4  miles  w 
of  San  Mateo  and  25  miles  s  of  San 
Francisco 

KI'^NNEY  M,  proprietor  Crystal  Springs 
Hotel 


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Cucamonga,  San  Rornanlino  Co, 
(I'  ()  aildicfss  >San  llernarilino)  tlie 
locality  of  tiio  wiiu'  prnwiiifr  estab- 
lisliinent  of  Sainsevaiii  liros,  20  iiiilos 
w  of  San  IJernardino 

Damascus,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  o8  miles 
n  c  of  Aiil)uin 

Asililey  J  T,  .lustice  of  tlie  Pence 

]{iirk  Thoina.-),  hotel  proprietor 

Cannon  T  K,  Ijiitcher 

Dcviloy  II  K,  crocerie.s  and  provisions 
I  IItij»lies  11  H,  pliy.<ician 
i  I'ower  M  II,  attorney-at-law 

liead  A  G,  (Forks  House)  groceries  and 
l)rovisions 

Danville,  Contra  Costa  Co,  PC),  IC 
miles  s  of  IMartitiez 

CHKADLE    &    HARDY,   blacksmith.-^ 
and  wheelwri'ihts 
■  COHEN  AIICHKL,   gcn'l   mdsc,  agent 

DEL  NORTE  CO.      Organized   in    18.")7.     IJonndarlcs— North  by   Oicgoii. 
east  by  Siskiyou,  south   by  Klamath,  and  west  by  the  Pacific   Ocean.      Area  of  tiit; 
;  County.  ;ujout  KKIO  square  miles.     County  Seat,  Crescent  City. 

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Unmber  &  Co's  Express,  and   post- 
master 
Harris  H  W,  propr  Danville  Hotel 

!  Dayton,  Uutte  Co,  (PO  address  Green- 
land) 22  mile    w  of  Oroville 

DeadWOOd,  Placer  Co,  (1'  O  address 
Michigan  BlutV)  37  miles  c  of  Auburn 

Morton  (Jeorge  W,  miners'  store 
Kobertson  .1  L,  Justi«:e  of  the  Peace 

DeadwOOd,   Siskiyou    Co,    (P   O  .id- 
dress  Yreka)  10  miles  n  w  of  Yrekii 

Owens  A,  general  merchandise 
Rosenberg  ^I,  general  merchandise 

Denverton,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  1)  miles 
e  of  Euirlield 

Nurse  S  K,   postmaster  and  commission 
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Coiintv  Jiidjre Kdj^iir  Mason CiTsccut  Citv. 

County  Cloik  IVter  11.  IVvfler. . , 

Disirirt  AttDi'iit'V Iloliert   K.  Adams.!       "  "   ■ 

Slicritr       .■ li.  S.  .Mflx-lliin  , .  .  | 

IJccni         IVtoi- II.  IV'vcliT..!       "  ". 

Ti-e;i        I- liirluiiil  Ducan  .  . .  j       "  "   . 

Assi       r   TiiimuTi  H.  Thorp .  i Hnppy  Cnmp . 

Sum      ir Hoi)t.  B.  Unndall. .  Crescent  Citv. 

CoroiMi- Folin  K.  Kldrid-'O..        " 


I'lililic  Administrator lolin  E.  Eldriitgo. .        "  "   

Sii|«riniend('nt  I'ltlilic  Schools  .lohn  1),  ]5:!ili'i,'  . . .  Stnitli  Hivcr  Valloy 

Siiiicrvisor,  1st   Uisti'ict. . .      .  I )oiii.'h\ssSSartwi!l  Crescent  CMty. .. .". 

"  2il        "       S.  L,  (iiow SinitiiKiver  Valley 

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!  Diamond  Springs,  El  Dorado  Co, 

I  P  (),  (ut  the  Saerainento  Valley  R  R, 

4;")   miles  n   e  of  Sacramento,  and  3 
i  miles  w  of  Placerville 

I  I>rewster  &  Co,  owners  Brewster's    Ce- 
i  mentJMill 

j  Rryant  I»ros,  owners  Diamond  Saw  3Iill 
Chapman  C   P,  drugs,  medicines,  books, 

stationery,  etc 
Cooke  .T  &  Co,  owners   Cooke's  Cement 

Mill 
DAY  W  S,  dry  gooils,  clothing,  boots, etc, 
and  postmaster. 


Dougherty 

P  O,  1«   m 

(see  Dublin 


Fillon,  Turner  &  Co,  groceries,  provision--, 
Griffith  &  Rryant,  ownei"s   Stouebreakei' 

Saw  Mill 
Griffith  M  G,  banker,   dealer  gold   dust,| 

and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Hooker  &  Co,  door  ami  sash  manutactnrvj 
Lasky  IM,  books,  stationery,  tobacco  arnij 

varieties 
LEVY  &    HARRIS,   groceries,  provij] 

ions,  and  general  merchandise 
Levy  R,  dry  gomls,  clothing,  etc 
Nicholas  D  H,  i)hysieian 
Siesbuttel    Alexander,  prop'r    Lafnyetifl 

Hotel 


Douglas  Plat, 

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f-il'fy,  10  mil, 

Gogiio  Antoii.'i,  mi 

Henrietta  J  Mrs,  r 

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Don  Pedro,  Tuolumne  Co,  (V  O  ad- 
dress Green  Springs)  25  miles  s  of 
Sonera 

Cimuvin  E,  general  merchandise 

Ciiurcli  L  A,  hotel  proprietor 

Niles  Paul,  notary  public 

Price  R  F,  physician 

Price  T  L,  ))iiysician 

Haddiff  J  IF,  general  merchandise 

Sanborn  John,  hotel  proprietor 

Taylor  Albert  &  Bros,  gen'l  merchandise 

Dougherty  Station,  Alameda  Co, 

P  O,  18   miles  s  e  oi'  Sun  Leandro 
(see  Dublin) 

Douglas  City,    Trinity  Co,   P   O,  G 

miles  south  of  AVeuverville 
Cantorcritz  II,  dry  goods 
Flanders  Thomas,  Douglas  City  Hotel 
Kelton  &  Kellogg,  gencrsd  merciiandise 
Ivelton  Edward  A,  postmaster 

Douglas  Plat,  Calaveras  Co,  (P  O 
address.  Murphy's)  a  small  mining  lo- 
cality, 10  miles  n  of  Sonoru 

Goglio  Antoiia,  mining  store 

Henrietta  J  Mrs,  ale  and  porter 

Winn  J,  mining  store 

Downieville,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  and 
county  seat  of  Sierra  Co.  Legal 
distances,  from  Sacramento  110 
miles,  from  Stockton  l.').">  inil(!s,  and 
fiom  San  Quentin  240  miles 

AIKIX  SILAS  D,pliysician 

Aslier  A  J5,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 

liartlett  Louis,  attorney  at  law 

Hollo  (.r  i*c  Co,  groceries 

IJOSCII  FERDINAND,  prop'r  Down- 
ieville Rrewery 

Byington  &  Co,  butchers 

Cailloux  G  F,  saloon  and  bowling  alley 

Campbell  John,  liquor  saloon 

Chase  G  C,  |)iivsician 

COCHRANE 'RICHARD  A.  chemist, 
a]»othecary,  assaver,  and  metallurgist 

CODE  JAMES  K,  blacksmith 

COIIN  A  &  CO,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
carpets,  etc 

Colony  U  C,  saddler 

Cowdery  J  F,  attorney  at  law 

CROSSMAN  &  ROGERS,  proprietors 
Armory  Hall  Stables,  and  Downie- 
ville &  Ilowland  Flat  passenger  train 


Davidson  Samuel  IJ,  attorney  at  law 

Decuges  Constant,  sign  writer  and  painter 

DEWEY  &  VAUGHN,  editors  and  pro- 
prietors Mountain  Messenger 

DORMER  &  CLARKE,  editors  and  pro- 
jirietors  Sierra  Advocate 

DOW  lEVILLE  FOUNDRY,  Luther 
iV     'lin,  j)ro|)rietors 

EARNSHACHJCR  F  A  &  CO,  prop's 
St  Charles  Hotel 

Eastman  Thomas  M,  general  merchandise 

Field  Edwin  jr,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

GILBERT  CHARLES   W,  hardware, 
stoves,  etc 

Gonin  Anilrew,  propr  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Goodrich  Charles,  dentist 

GRANT  PATRICK,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, etc 

Harris  (Jarland,  Justice  Peace  and  No- 
tary Public 

Ilartling  \'alcntine,  bootmaker 

HAVEN  JAMES  M,   attorney  at  law 
and  notary  public 

llirschteliler  Emanuel,  dry  goods,  clothing 
and  fancy  goods 

HUGHES;  &    SMITH,   prop'rs    I'la/a 
Stables  and  Howland  Flat  pack  train 

JOHNSON  JAMES  A,  attornevat  law 

JUDKINS  it  H AMOR,  photographers 

JUMP  ALEMBY,  physician 

KEYES  Z  W,  groceries  and  fancy  goods 

Kruse  Ernst,  billiard  and  liipior  saloon 

LAMPING  P  A  &  CO,  bankers 

Lanata  &  Co,  groceries 

Latreille  15,  laihir  and  clothing 

LUTHER  lit   OLIN,  proprietors  Down- 
ieville Foundry 

LUTHER    W    T   &    CO.    forwarding, 
connnission  and  packing 

McDonald  Owen,   proprietor  McDonald's 
Hotel 

IMcKinsey  Andrew  J,  jiostmaster 

Moisson  .lohn,  Ijoots  and  shoes 

Navarrete  M,  groceries 

NESSLER  LORENZ,  proprietor  Sierra 
Breweiy 

Orear  John  AY,  telegraph  agent,   station- 
ery, and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Paine  George  C,  blacksmith 
Pratt  &  Bowers,  attorneys  at  law 

RHODES    &    LARRIEU,    proprietors 

Downieville  House 
Ruck  Christian,  boot  maker 

SCAMMAN  II.  bnnker 

STODDERT  WILLI  AIM,  groceries  and 
general  merchandise 


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Straus  Julius,  watchmaker 
Vnnclinf  Peter,  attorney  at  law 
WEIL  JOHN, general  merclinndisc 
Williams  Jercmiali,  clothing,  etc 

Dry  Creek,  Yuba  Co,  (P  O  acWrcsa 

Oregon  llouse) 
Abbott  John  M,  wine  manufacturer 
Showozler  George,  general  merchandise 

DrytOWn,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  11  miles 
n  w  of  Ja(!kson 

Anvil  Jiimes,  agent  Loyal  Mining  Co. 
Quartz  ^lill 

Bruno  &  (^'o,  prop'rs  Italian  Quartz  Mill 

Clark  W  O,  groceries,  provisions  and 
general  merchandise 

Creed  &  Wood,  proprietors  Potosi  Quartz 
Mill 

Croglow  II,  wagon  maker 

Evans  II,  manufacturer  tin  and  sheet 
iron  ware 

Fiske  II  M,  pliysician 

Iliirrington  J  W,  prop'r  Exchange  Hotel 

Hearst  Geo  &  Co,  owners  Loyal  M  Cu's 
Quartz  Mill 

HOOPER  JOHN,  agent  Plymouth  Gold 
Mining  Company 

Hooper  W  li,  agent  Spring  Hill  Quartz 
Mill 

Louis  S  &  liro,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots, 
etc 

Ludy  Adam,  bakery 

Mayon  T  II,  physician 

MiUer  D  li,  blacksmith 

Myers  &  Kichtmyer,  owners  marble 
quarry 

RICHTMYER  B  F,  general  mer- 
chant, postmaster,  telegraph  agent, 
and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

ROBERTSON  J  R,  agent  Seaton  Min- 
ing Company 

Taylor  «&  IIoo|)er,  owners  Spring  Hill 
Quartz  Mill 

Walton  E  W,  blacksmith 

Wheeler  .Tames,  projj'r  Wheeler's  ]Mill 

WILLIAMS  J  C,  groceries,  provisions 
and  general  merchandise 

Dublin,  Alameda  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Dougherty  Station)  18  miles  s  e  of 
San  Leandro 

DONLON  PETER,  prop'r  Amador  Val- 
ley Hotel,  and  stage  line  between 
Dublin  and  Haywood 


Gibb  James,  blacksmith 
Granlee  William,  postmaster 
GREENE  J,  agent  Bamber  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, and  general  merchandise 
Larson  Paul,  wheelwright 
Lengfeld  &  Shiman,  general  merchandise 
MeCULLY  WILLIAM,  harness  maker 
SCARLETT  JOHN,  hotel  keeper 

Duncan's  Mills,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O, 
yO  miles  w  of  Petalumu  j 

DuroC,  El  Dorado  Co,  (P  O  address 
Latrobe)  on  the  Sacramento  Valley 
R  R,  3G  miles  n  e  of  Sacramento 

Foster  &  Crawford,  hotel  proprietors 

Dutch  Plat,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  on  the 

Central  Pacific  R  R,  .'12  miles  n  e  of 
Auburn,  and  G8  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento 

ADLER    &    HUDEPOHL,    wholesale 

and  retail  dry  goods,  boots,  etc 
Arnold  L  B,  attorney  at  law 
ARNSTEIN  L,  groceries,  provisions  and 

g(!neral  merchandise 
AUBUItY  E,   attorney  at  law  and  Jus- 
tice of  Peace 
Bailey  S  S,  druggist 
BOKE  JOHN  A,  books  and  fancy  goods, 

and  postmaster 
BOUST  E  B,  editor  and  proprietor  Dutch 

Flat  Enquirer 
Bradley  &   Gardner,  proprietors    Dutch 

Flat  Water  Go's  ditches 
BROWN  C  J,  attorney  at  law 
BURCKHALTER  F',  genl  merchandise 
Coffin  Isaac  T,  photographer 
COHEN  G,  dry  goods,  clothinsr,  boots,  etc 
DUTCH  FLAT  WATER  CO. 
Eckert  P,  wagon  maker 
Franklin  A  &   Co,  tobacco,  licpiors  and 

general  varieties 
GAROUTTE  J  M,  proprietor  National 

Hotel 
Gaylord  G  II,  attorney  at  law  i 

Glookler  A,  watchmaker  ' 

GROIIS  FRED,  Placer  brewery 
Hall  &  Achin,  proprietors  saw  mill 
Ilalsey  &  Straube,  owners   Bear   River 

saw  mill 
Ilalsey  George  M,  blacksmith  ' 

Ileyman  S,  wholesale  and  retail  liquors 

cigars,  etc 
Hillhouse  W  H,  stoves,  hardware,  tools,  etc 


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HOLMES  PB 
HUDEPOHL 
IJONES  WC,  t 
i  Keeler  W  H,  w, 

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Lak„„,p  J  jj^  ^,^ 

MAKER  GS,{ 

Mayer  &   Dowr 

Eagle  saloo 

MOORE,  MINI- 

I         era,  etc 

I  NELSON  HW, 
NICHOLLS W 

!  Palmtag  Chrs,  nr 
S  j  Peck  N  R,  clergy 
b  j  Richmond,   D«y 

f '^,  Creek  saw  m 
§   RUNKEL  J  II, 
|0  i         liquors 
I   SEFFENS    CIL 

0  Plat  Hotel  ni 

1  SMITH  &  HILD 
:  „,^,.I'npfnal  fijli,, 
I   STRONG  DW.d 

|e    ^owle  A,  owner  Di 

5   TOWLE    &    IJL, 

J5  Koarsarge,    Yi 

I'  saw  mills 

g   Towle  E  W,  agent 

;    Imvie  G  AV,  agent 
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West  H  K,  Rmph-, 
I   Wilson  M  W,  p liy. 

-WURZBURG  L 

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dress,  Horsetov 
Shasta 

Doll  Bros,  general 
Hubbard  S  R,  jjene 
Scott  E  &  L,  g,n,,, 
*V  heelock  Jolui  T, 

Eagleville,  Ynbr 

Strawberry  Va 
j         Marysville 

Ijaker  D  S,  hotel 
Gibson  J  C  &  Br 

Edenvale,  Aiam 

Haywood)  8  mil 
j        dro 

Booken  C,  Half  Way 
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HOLMES  P  B,  biftcksmith 

I IIUDEPOIIL  II,  tobacco,  cigars 

I.TONESW  C,  pbysiciau 

j  Keelcr  W  II,  watcbmaker  and  jeweler 

1  KOPP  C  M,  proprietor  Senate  Haloon 

;  Lakamp  J  II,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 

j  MAKER  G  S,  general  nu'rchandise 

!  Mayer  &   Downer,  proprietors    Golden 

!  Eagle  saloon 

,  MOORE,  MINER  &  CO,  bankers,  assay- 

j         ers,  etc 

\  NELSON  II  W,  physician 
NICHOLLS  W  &  P,  bankers 
Palmtag  Clirs,  prop  Boonu'rang  saloon 

j  Peck  N  R,  clergyman  (Metiiodi.st) 
Richmond,   Day   &   Co,   owners    Canon 

I  Creek  saw  mill 

RUNKEL  J  II,   bakery,   groceries  and 

I         liqnors 
SEFFENS    CHARLES,   propr  Dutch 

I         Flat  Hotel  and  livery  stable 
SMITH  &  HILDRETH,  manufacturers 

Imperial  filling  mattresses,  etc 
STRONG  D  W,  drugs,  medicines,  etc 
Towle  A,  owner  Dutch  Flat  saw  mill 
TOWLE    &    liLANCHARI),    owners 
Kcarsarge,   Yuba   and    liOst    Camp 
saw  mills 

;  Towle  E  W,  agent  Dutch   Flat  saw  mill 
Towle  G  W,  agent  Yuba  saw  mill 
West  H  K,  Rmpire  livery  stable 
AVilson  M  W,  pliysician  and  dentist 
WURZBURG  L    BROS,  clothing,  dry 
and  furnishing  goods 

Eagle  Creek,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Ilorsetown)  18  miles  s  w  of 
Shasta 

Doll  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Hubbard  S  R,  general  merchandise 
Scott  E  &  L,  g(in(!ral  merchandise 
Wheelock  John  T,  produce 


Eagleville,  Yuba  Co,  (P  O  address, 
i  Strawberry  Valley)  47  miles  n  e  of 

j  Marysville 

j   Haker  D  S,  hotel  i  ropricior 
I  Gibson  J  C  &  Broilu.r,  general  mdse 
I 

i  Edenvale,  Alameda  Co,  (P  O  address, 
i  Haywood)  8  miles  n  e  of  San  Lean- 

dro 

Booken  C,  Half  Way  house 
LEVIN  EDWARD,  hotel  proprietor 


Eel  River,    Humboldt   Co,  P   O,  20 ; 
miles  8  of  Eureka,'  (see  Rohnerville) 

El  Dorado,  Calaveras  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Mountain  Ranch)  10  miles  s  e 
of  Mokelumne  Hill 

Coulter  A  II,  hotel  proprietor 
Mingus  John,  clergyman 
Rodosino  G,  general  merchandise 
Wiggins,  Rufus  A,  attorney  at  law 

El  Dorado,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  on 
the  Sacramento  Valley  R  R,  45  miles 
from  Sacramento,  and  5  miles  w  of 
Placerville. 

Bayless  William,  physician 
Chauvin  A  C,  general  merchandise 
Comins  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Dean  J  J,  grocers,  provisions  and  gener- 
al merchandise. 
Goldy  &  Burlingham,  owners    Logtown 

quartz  mill 
Haines    A,   dry   goods,    clothing,    boots, 

shoes,  etc 
Higgins  Dennis,  proprietor  Nevada  Ho- 
tel 
Ilinman  "M  D,  physician,  and  drugs  and 

medicines. 
Jackson  C  P,  banker  and  dealer  in  gold 

dust 
Lasky  M,  cigars,  liquors,  etc 
McCormick  James,  Justice  of  Peace,  In- 
surance agent,  etc 
McCormick  J  K,  Sazarac  Saloon 
OFjDS  II  P,  groceries  provisions,  etc 
Orgon  T  J.  attorney  at  law 
Pave}'  W  H,  ])roprietor  Oriental  Hotel 
Rhine  Nathan,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots, 

etc. 
Russell   T,  groceries   and   general    mer- 
chandise 
Smith  A  S,  livery  stable 
Standeford  D.  W,  sup't  Eureka  Canal 
STEERE  ROBERT,  post  master, agent 

Wells  Fargo  &  Co,  etc 
Teare  Philip,  attorney  at  law 
Theisen  John,  Mud  Sj)rings  brewery 
Tiiornton  D,  saddle  and    harness  maker 
Willow   &    Steere,   groceries,  provisions 

and  general  merchandise 
Wingo  &  Harvey,  Antelope  Saloon 
Wooliver  D,  propr  National  House 
Yeaden  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 


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ELDORADO  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boundaries— North  by  Placer,  east  by 
the  State  of  Nevada  and  Alpine,  south  by  Amador,  and  west  by  Sacramento  and 
Placer.     Area  of  the  County,  1,850  square  miles.     County  Seat,  Placerville. 

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County  Jii'iKC 

County  Cicrk 

District  Attorney 

Sheritr ." 

Recorder 

Treasurer' 

Assessors —  ' 

Colonia  Township 

Cosumnes        ",     .> 

Diamond  Sjirincs  Towns']) 
Geor;^etowii  Township  . . . .  i 
Greenwood  "  •  -  -  ■ , 

Kelsev  "  ... 

Laivc  Valley        "  .... 

Mountain  "  .... 

Mud  Springs       "  .... 

Placerville  "  

Salmon  Falls  " 

White  Oak 

Surveyor 

Coroner 

Public  Administrator 

Superintendent  Public  Schools 

Su;> 'Tvisor,  1st  District 

2d        "      

3d         "      


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liESIDEXCE. 


Toria  Kxplrcs.        SALARY. 


Ogden  Squires Placerville Jan.,  1868. . . 

D.  W.  Standeford  .  El  Dorado March,    1868 

Geo.  K.Williams.. 'Placerville |     "  " 

M.  G  Grillith Diamond  Spring's  . '     "  " 

C.  W.  Duden Latrobe "  " 

E.  II.  ^Vatsou  . . . .  i  Georgetown "  " 


$3000  pr  ann. 
$3000      " 
$2000  &  fees. 
$4000  pr  ann. 
$3000     " 
$2000&prct. 


Robert  Chalmers. 
Geo.  Goodman. . . 
Henrv  Larkin . . . . 

S.  J.'Alden 

C.  H  Jones 

John  McGraw  . . . 


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C.  C.  McLean 1 

Nathan  (lilmore. . .    

G.  W.  Howlett,...: 

A.  T.  Lcachman . . , 

Fred.  E.  Ilelnier  . .  j 

None  (jualiticd.  

J.  M.  Arnold Green  Valley March,    1868 

Thos.  H.  Patten   . .  Georgetown '     "  *' 

E.  B.  Conklin  ....  Placerville j     " 

J.  C.  McTarnahan.  Cold  Springs 

J.  D.  Ja'kson 'Diamond  Springs 

O.  II.  iJurnhain. . .  iGeorgctown 


1867 
186!) 
1868 


Fees. 
Fees. 
Not  fixed. 
$800  per  ann. 
$800         " 
$800         " 


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Monte,  Los  Angeles  Co,  P  O,  13  i  Davidson  &  Co,  distillers 
miles  e  of  Los  Angeles  '  Davidson  William,  flour  ji 


and  grain 


Griffin  &  lloyt,  general  merchandise 

I  lappa  Jolin,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Martin  W  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Mayers  It  T,  physician 

Thompson  1  S,  |)ost  master  and  [iroprie- 

tor  Willow  Grove  House 
Weil  Jacob,  country  store 

Elk     Camp,    Klamath   Co,  P  O,  40 
miles  s  w  of  Orleans  Bar 

Elk  Grove,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  IG  |  Okkiceus.— .James  M.  Cox,  (President.) 


Julian  N  D,  Hour  and  grain 

Eureka,  Humboldt  Co,  PO,  Co  seat  of 
Humboldt  Co,  situated  on  HumboiiUj 
bay,  (•  miles  from  tlie  sea,  and  about  j 
230  miles  n  of  San  Francisco,  legal 
distances:  from  Sacramento 390 mile.^'. 
from  Stockton  31)0  miles,  from  Siui 
Quentin  2G5  miles 


miles  s  e  of  Sacramento 

Allen  Richard,  blacksmith 

Melchoir  J  P,  general  merchandise 

Tittle  W  S.  blacksmith 

Woodward  P,  hotel  proprietor  and  post- 
master 

Elliott,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  O,  26  miles 
n  e  of  Stockton 


R.  W.  Brett,  John  Keleher,  James 
M.  Short,  Allei  McKay,  (Clerk), 
Trustees;  N.  Bullock,  As.«essor; 
David  FairHeld,  ^larshal ;  T.  U. 
Foss,  Ti'casurer ;  Charles  Westmore- 
land, Attorney 


Empire  Ranch,  Yuba  Co,  p  o,  is 

miles  e  of  Marysville.    (See  Smarts- 
ville) 

Etna   Mills,    Siskiyou    Co,  P   O,  30 

miles  »  of  Yreka.   (See  Rough  and    Brett  R  W,  saloon 

Ready)  i  Bridges  O  C,  attorney  at  law 


Anderson  H,  photographer 
Baldwin  M  H,  saddler 
Ihirlon  Dr,  dentist 
Bennison  &  Boot.^  tanners 
Biglow  C  E,  blacksmith 
Bonham  C,  engineer 


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Brock  W  S,  atto 
Brooks  W,  resta 
Clark  Jonathan, 
Cox  &  Porter,  g, 
Crane  Amos,  gei 
I  Davis  A  J,  boot  i 
Dawson  James,  f 
Dolbers  &  Carsoi 
Dwyer  J  W,  coni 
Fairfield  &  Hans 
Feigenbaum  &  B 
Oall  J  J,  hotel  pr 
Gilbert  &  Long,  ] 
Guinter  Robert^  e 
Hanna  James,  at 
Havens  II  W,  at 
Havens  John  D, 
HENEYCII,  P 
Ij  Heney  C  II  Mrs 
■^j  Hilder  Charles,  c.i 
I  Janssen  Edmund, 
Jones,  Kentfield  & 
I  Kappie  W  S,  hotel 
j  Kelly  J  T,  saloon 
;  Kimball  John,  cont 
I  Krug  A,  boot  and  t 
j  Lake  II  W,  hotel  p 
'  Macnamara  J  S.  h 
Manley  J  S,  physic 
j  Manning  P,  hotel  J 
McMahon  P,  salooi 
iAIillcr  W  D,  phy.s 
Nixon  D  W,  nofar 
i  Paul  James,  blacksi 
I  Perry  James  A,  cc 
|:  Hicks  C  S,  attorney 
'  Jodgers  H,  machin 
Rohner  &  Ellery,  g 
I  Russ,  Luther  &  Co, 
Ryan  P  H,  genera 
i  '^^chall  Louis,  boot  , 
Schmidt  L  C&  Co 
I  Shannon  TJiomas,  si 
I,  Shannon  William,  b 
r  Shannon  Wm  Mrs, 
I  Shrewsbury  N,  dent 
Simpson  George,  sa 
Smiley  James  C,  ho 
Snyder  &  Robbins,  c 
Sweasey,  S  W,  prod 
I  S«easey  W  J,  gene 
lompkins  (}  W,  di 
\ance  George,  blac 
» ance  John,  lumber 
»» alier  A  L,  druggi 
J»^ilsh  Thomas,  gen< 

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Brock  W  S,  attorney  at  law 

Brooks  W,  restaurant 

Clark  Jonathan,  physician 

Cox  &  Porter,  general  merchandise 

Crane  Amos,  general  merchandise 

Davis  A  J,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Dawson  James,  foundry 

Dolbers  &  Carsons,  lumber  manufacturers 

Dwycr  J  W,  contractor  and  builder 

Fairfield  &  Hanson,  saloon 

Feigenbaum  &  Brother,  genl  merchandise 

Gall  J  J,  hotel  proprietor 

Gilbert  &  Long,  livery  stable 

Guinter  Robert,  engineer 

Ilanna  James,  attorney  at  law 

Havens  II  W,  attorney  at  law 

Havens  John  D,  attorney  at  la'i" 

HENEY  C  II,  P  M.and  general  merch't 

Heney  C  II  Mrs,  dress  making 

Hilder  Charles,  cabinet  maker 

Janssen  Edmund,  general  merchandise 

Jones,  Kentfield  &  Co,  lumber  manufixc'rs 

Kappie  W  S,  hotel  proprietor 

Kelly  J  T,  saloon 

Kimball  John,  contractor  and  builder 

Krug  A,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Lake  II  W,  hotel  proprietor 

Macnamara  J  S,  bakery 

]\lanley  J  S,  physician 

Planning  P,  hotel  proprietor 

McMahon  P,  saloon 

Miller  W  D,  physician 

Nixon  D  W,  notary  public 

Paul  James,  blacksmith 

Perry  .Tames  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Hicks  C  S,  attorney  at  law 

Hodgers  H,  machinist 

Rohner  &  EUery,  general  merchandise 
i  Russ,  Luther  &  Co,  meat  market 

Kyan  P  II,  general  merchandise 
,  Schall  Louis,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Schmidt  L  C  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
,  Shannon  Thomas,  saloon 

Shannon  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
'  Shannon  Wm  Mrs,  milliner 
'  Sln-ewsbury  N,  dentist 

Simpson  George,  saddler 

Smiley  .Tames  C,  house  and  sign  painter 

Snyder  &  Robbins,  contr'ctors  and  builders 

Swt'asey,  S  W,  produce  dealer 

Sweasey  W  J,  general  merchandise 

Tompkins  G  W,  district  attorney 

Vance  George,  blacksmith 

Vance  John,  lumber  manufacturer 

Waller  A  L,  druggist 

Walsh  Thomas,  general  merchandise 


Watson  John  A,  notary  public 

WECK  &  SHORT,  drugs  and  general 

mdse  and  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Westmoreland  Charles,  attorney  at  law 
Williams  &  McConaha,  livery  stable 
Windier  L,  saloon 
Young  &  Fletcher,  saloon 

Eureka  North,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  8 
miles  n  e  of  Downieville,  and  50 
miles  n  e  of  Marysville 

BLISS  II,  post  master  and  genl  mercht 
JULIAN  THOMAS  J,  Justice  Peace 
WOLFE   JACKSON  W,  propr  What 
Cheer  House 

Eureka  South,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O 
address,  Moore's  Flat)  28  miles  n  e 
of  Nevada  City 

Bohannan  P  &  M,  groceries,  provisions, 

liquors,  etc 
Cline  John,  supt  Eureka  Saw  Mill 
Conn  John,  saloon  and  billiards 
Crandali  &  Co,  butchers  and  livery  stable 

proprietors 
Eagan  John,  propr  billiards  and  liquors 
ISIcCarty  Daniel,  propr  Eureka  Hotel 
ROBB  J  W,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 
ROHRIG  GUSTAV,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, liquors,  hardware,  etc 

Fairfield,  Solano  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Suisun  City,)  County  seat  Solano  Co, 
22  miles  n  e  of  Benicia,  and  50  miles 
n  e  of  San  Francisco.  Legal  distan- 
ces, from  Sacramento,  90  miles,  from 
Stockton,  90  miles,  from  San  Quentin, 
45  miles 

Ackley  E  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Allison  James,  hotel  proprietor 
Donaldson  James,  machinist 
Doughty  John,  attorney  at  law 
Goodwin  Benjamin,  blacksmith 
Hawes  Phillip,  physician 
Hays  Luke  C,  attorney  at  law 
Hinckley  J  C,  attorney  at  law 
Iloelscher  A,  saloon  and  agent  Empire 

Brewery 
Morton  Thomas  II,  Justice  of  Peace  and 

proprietor  saloon 
Reeser  J  W,  hotel  proprietor 
Wells  William  S,  attorney  at  law 
Williamson,  Angues  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Yost  &  Anderson,  livery  stable 


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Fairplaj,    El  Dorado   Co,   P  O,  16 
miles  8  e  of  Placerville 

Kollock  &  Swan,  (Cosumnes  River)  'rop- 

per  smelting  works 
Purrinton  &  Carr,  general  merchandise 
Remicli  M  N,  hotel  proprietor 
Taylor  Edward  F,  butcher 

Farxnington,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  O, 
IG  miles  e  of  Stockton 

Campbell  J  A,  hotel  proprietor 
Harrold  N  S,  general  merchandise 
McConky  J,  blacksmith 
Morrow  L  J,  general  merchandise 
Stretch  J  N,  general  merchandise 

Ferndale,  Humboldt  Co,  P  0, 18  miles 
s  e  of  Eureka 

Brown  Theodore,  blacksmith 
Dodge  E  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Francis  Francis,  hotel  proprietor 
Rice  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Shaw  S  L,  hotel  proprietor 
Tyrell  R,  post  master 

Ferry  Point,  Del  Norte  Co,  P  0,  Co 
miles  e  of  Crescent  City 

Titus  John,  post  master  and  genl  merchant 

FiddletOWn,  Amador   Co,  P  O,  18 

miles  n  of  Jackson 
Belshaw  M  W,  assayer  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
BURT  &  HEAD,  dry  goods,   clothing, 

drugs,  etc 
Charlieville  F  A,  propr  U  S  Hotel 
Cobert  P  F,  livery  stable 
COBLENTZ    G,  groceries,    provisions, 

and  general  merchandise 
Craner  S,  groceries,  provisions,  liquors,  etc 
Eagon  John  A,  agent  Richmond  Quartz 

Mill 
ERAUW  PETER,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  general  merchandise 
Gombert  Augustin,  groceries,  pro\isions, 

liquors,  etc 
Greer  G  W,  physician  and  surgeon 
Hoard  F  G,  assayer  and  deal'r  gold  dust 
Howard  F  A,  billiards  and  liquors 
Legendre  A,  bakery  and  restaurant 
McClary    Isaac,  blacksmith    and  wagon 

maker 
Neff  J  J,  water  pipe  manufacturer 
Norman  \V  A,  physician,  drugs,  etc. 


Pidgeon  &  Batts,  black  smiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Purrington    C   A,    owner    Purrington's 

Ditch 
Schallhorn    C,    blacksmith    and   waj^  ,i 

maker 
SWADLEY  "W  W,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Thielon  &  Miller,  Fiddletown  Brewery 
Wight  R  B,  post  master 

Firebaugh's  Ferry.  Fresno  Co,  p 

O,  45  miles  s  w  of  Millerton 

Carman  &  Mcintosh,  general  merchandise, 
Carman  Jacob,  post  master 

Fisherman's  Bay,  Sonoma  Co,  P  o 

t)0  miles  n  w  of  Santa  Rosa 

Fisk  A  J,  post  master  and  general  mcht 
Ilelmke  F,  general  merchandise 
Rutherford  J,  (Gulala  River)  lumberman 

Folsom,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  on  the 
s  e  bank  of  the  American  River, 
22  miles  n  e  of  Sacramento.  Tlie 
Sacramento  Valley  Railroad  passes 
through  here,  and  the  California  Cen- 
tral Railroad  to  Lincoln  commences 
at  this  point 

Addison  S,  lumber  dealer 

Alexander  A,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boot?, 

etc 
Beardslee  J  W,  proprietor  Empire  Livery 

Stable 
Bradley  &  Seymour,  wholesale  and  retail 

groceries,  provisions,  grain,  tools,  etc 
BUG  BEY  B  N,  Natoma  Vineyard 
Burnham  J  H,  drugs  and  medicines 
Catlin  A  P,  attorney  at  law 
CLARK  WILLIAM  M,  physician, drugs, 

and  medicines 
COBLENTZ  Joseph,  wholesale  and  retail 

groceries,  provisions,  liquors,  etc 
Cohn  S,  saloon,  tobacco,  and  cigars 
Comee  D  W,  proprietor  Natoma  Mills 
COUTLEE  &  BROWN,  hardware,  iron, 

steel,  coal,  crockery,  oils,  etc 
Day  R  S,  Secretary  Natoma  Water  and 

Mining  Co 
DONALDSON  A  C,  physician 
Drew  M  M,  American  Exchange  Saloon 
Edler  F  A,  gunsmith 
Farmer  E   H,  blacksmith   and  carriage 

smith 
Farmer  William,  wheelwright  j 


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e  of  Oroville 

Barnes  J,  physician 

j  Cliapie  R  R,  boot  ai 

1  Dewel  J  F,  tinsmith 

Dowell  J,  hotel  keef 

Eccelston  R,  butchei 


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French  C  G  W,  attorney  at  law 
FRIEND  A  O,  photographic  gallery 
Hailer  C,  Fountain  Brewery 
Ilanak  S,  wholesale  and  retail  hr  rdware, 

stove?,  steel,  crockery,  glass,  etc 
Heublin  &  Biirgtorf,  saddles  and  harness 

Hill ,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 

Hill  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Holton  n  H,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Holzinger  F,  Railroad  Bakery 
HOPPER  P  J,  attorney  at  law  and  ed- 
itor Telegraph 
Hyman  J,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots  and 

shoes 
IngersoU  F  L,  groceries  and  liquors  and 

agent  State  Telegraph  Co 
Jacobs  H  Mrs,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 
Kempter  B,  P^mpire  Saloon 
Levy  Morris,  wholesale  and  retail  dry  and 

furnishing  goods 
Lewinsohn  S  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing, 

boots  and  shoes 
'  Loomis  Charles,  Railroad  Saloon 
Lyons  S,  phyjiician 
I  McNamee   Frank,  groceries,  provisions, 

liquors,  etc 
!  Murray  William,  furniture  and  bedding 
^  NEWBAUER  H  &  H  W,  stationery, 
!  cigars,  and  tobacco 

I  Palmer  C  T  H,  banker  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Patterson  D  W,  proprietor  Granite  ilall 

Saloon 
Powell  Joseph,  physician 
QUIGLEY  B  C,  lumber  and  steam  saw 

mill,  and  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Reilly  E  F,  Blue  Bank  Saloon 
SAUNDERS   IRA   R,  propr  Tremont 

House 
Smith  A  Mrs,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 
STEPHENS  T  C,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
STOCKTON  EDWARD,  agent  Natoma 

Mills 
Sturges  J  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Urmy  W  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Watt  Charles  II,  propr  Patterson  House 
Wetzel  Martin,  French  restaurant 

ForbestOWn,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  20  miles 
e  of  Oroville 

Barnes  J,  physician 

Cliapie  R  R,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Dewel  J  F,  tinsmith 

Dowell  J,  hotel  keeper 

Eccelston  R,  butcher 


Flint  J  H,  physician 

Flint  Joseph,  physician 

Gaskell  John,  general  merchandise 

Gaskill  D  W  C,  merchant 

Harris  J,  saloon 

Hastings  C  M,  attorney  at  law 

Lewis  A,  general  merchant  and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Maddox  &  Flint,  saloon 
McFadden  T  H,  physician 
Owens  Easton,  photographer 
Owens  E  S,  attorney  at  law 
Rednall  C,  blacksmith 
Ross  H,  livery  stable 
Smith  A  A,  druggist 
Smith  L  P,  jeweler 
Straus  C,  butcher 
Thompson  F,  hotel  proprietor 
Voil  J  W,  gunsmith 

Forest  City,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  C  miles 
s  of  Downieville 

Baldwin  Amos,  blacksmith 

DEI  DEL  FRANK,  brewer 

Dibble  &  Spaulding,  general  mdsc 

Hcintzcn  Charles,  banker 

KIBBEE   CLARK,   livery   stable  and 

express 
SEFFER  OLIVER,  saloon 
Wall  Thomas,  butcher 
WESTON  R  S,  physician,  apothecary, 

telegraph  agent,  and  post  master 

Forest  Hill,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  22  miles 
n  e  of  Auburn 

ACKER  E  M,  carpenter  and  builder 
Alhrecht  Chas,  tin  and  sheet  iron  manftr 
BITHER  PETER,  livery  stable 
CAMPBELL  THOMAS,  owner  Miners 

and  Union  Ditches 
Casner  John,  agent  Big  Spring  Cement 

Mill 
DIXON  F  R  J,  restaurant      * 
DUNN  THOMAS,  saloon 
Fagen  P  B,  physician 
FETT  CHARLES,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  general  merchandise 
Fitz-Simmons  II,  attorney  at  law 
Garrison  J  G,  groceries,  provisions,  and 

general  merchandise 
GRIFFIN  MARTIN,  proprietor  Forest 

Hotel 
Hunt  Wilson,  blacksmith 
Hyman  R  &  Bros,  dry  goods,  clothiiig, 

boots,  etc 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


JACOBS  J  M,  photographer 

JOHNSON  OTTO,  saloon  and  news  agt 

KRYSIIER  WILLIAM,  saddle  and  har- 
ness maker  and  constable 

McDONELL  R  A,  groceries,  provisions, 
liquors,  hardware,  etc 

MOORE  ALEXANDER,  agt  Missouri 
Cement  Mill 

Nortwood  William,  agt  Baltimore  Cement 
Mill 

PARKIIURST  R,  drugs  and  medicines, 
telegraph  agent,  and  post  master 

Prescott  Bros,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots, 
etc 

Ray  Thomas,  owner  and  agent  Ray's  Steam 
Saw  Mill 

REAMER  GEORGE  W,  propr  Hope 
and  Oro  Cement  Mills 

Remler  L,  boot  manufacturer 

Schmith  &  Andres,  Forest  Hill  Brewery 

Scott  J  C,  billiards  and  liquors 

SMITH  &  SHIELDS,  dentists 

Smith  W  C,  wagon  maker 

SPENCER  C  G,  physician 

Stenstrom  &  Poruin,  bakery  and  restaur- 
ant 

Webster  George  G,  banker,  insurance  agt, 
and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Whiton  E,  blacksmith 

Forest  Home,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  18 
miles  n  w  of  Jacksou 

Forest  House,  Santa  Clara  Co,  (P  O 
addres?,  San  Jose)  10  miles  s  of  San 
Joso 

Collin  «Ss  Chase,  groceries 

Stone  Coal  Mining  Co  (vein  at  Forest 

House) 
WHITE  GEO  K,  hotel  proprietor 

Forks  of  Salmon,  Klamath  Co,  P  O, 
20  miles  e  of  Orleans  Bar 

Berh  A,  hotel  propr  and  general  merchant 
Fairrhild  &  Doten,  hotel  proprietors 
Fairchild  &  Forbes,  general  merchandise 
Forgay  M,  general  mdse  and  p  jst  master 

Forlorn  Hope,  Merced  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Snelling)  G  milee  s  w  of  Snel- 
ling 

Eagleson  E,  blacksmith 

Rosenthall  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Shears  Samuel,  saloon 


Fort  Jones,   Siskiyou  Co,  P  0,  18 
miles  8  w  of  Yreka 

CARLOCK  ADAM  B,  post  master,  gen- 
eral merchant,  and  telegraph  agent 
Crooks  &  Irvin,  livery  stable 
DIGGLES  HENRY  J,  general  mdse 
IIEROY   EDWARD  F,  notary  public 

and  attorney  at  law 
Irwin  William,  livery  (table 
Mitchell  James  W,  manufacturer  saddles, 

harness,  etc 
Murphy  &  Wall,  carpenters  and  contract- 
ors 
Smith  S  M  &  Co,  manufacturers  saddles 

and  harness 
Sterling  E  Mrs,  prop's  Union  Hotel 
Stone  S  E,  general  merchandise 
TOMPKINS  WILLIS  B,  wines,  liquors  j 
and  billiards  I 

Travelli  Charles,  prop'r  Fort  Jones  Hotel ' 
AYard  B  JI  &  Son,  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gon makers 

Fort  Tejon,   Los   Angeles   Co,   lluj 
miles  n  w  of  Los  Angeles  ] 

Harmon  &  Williams,  general  merchandise  | 

Fort  Yuma,  San  Diego,  297  miles  s  j 
e  of  Los  Angeles 

FOSS'  station,  Sonoma  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Healdsburg)    8    miles   n    ofi 
Healdsburg  ! 

Foss  Clark,  proprietor  of  hotel  and  stage 
line  to  Geyser  Springs,  etc  : 

Foster's  Bar,  Y'uba  Co,  P  O,  35  miles 
n  e  of  Marysville 

BATCHELDER  A  J,  post  master  and 

general  merchant 
Diver  Andrew,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Dixon  Josepli,  butcher 
Long  S  C,  iiotel  proprietor 
Ortnian  &  Craige,  prop'rs   Foster's   Bar 

bridge  j 

Fourth  Grossing,  Calaveras  Co,  V 
O,  14  miles  8  of  Mokelumnc  Hill 

Costa  Lewis,  (Upper  Calaveritas)  general  ^ 

merchandise 
Comeris  — ,  (Upper  Calaveritas)  general  | 

merchandise 
Hall  James,  blacksmith 
Hill  J  P  B,  physician 


Lemmonds  D,  (1 
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i  Malony  D,  (Hav 
j  Othello  Lorenzo 
i  merchandise 
:  Roddick  William 

Franklin,  Sa 

miles  south  ( 
George  Andrew,  1 
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5  :  IJobinson  James, 

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' !  Greer  E,  Iiotel  pro: 

5  j  Lee  James,  blacksi 

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Belden  W  S,  Fren 
Brown  M  H,  wago 
('ami>lH.iI  Jamcs^ 
Freeman  John,  hot 
Moore  John,  grocei 
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Lemmonds  D,  (Upr»er  Calaveritas)  black- 
smith 

IMalony  D,  (Hawk  Eye)  hotel  prop'r 

Oth'jllo  Lorenzo,  (D'T  Creek)  general 
merchandise 

Reddick  William,  hotel  keeper 

Franklin,    Sacramento  Co,  P   0,14 
'         miles  south  of  Sacramento 
George  Andrew,  hotel  proprietor 
Kork  &  Schlutius,  general  merchandise 
Uobinson  James,  blacksmith 

Predericksburgh,  Alpine  Co,  (P 


French  Corral,  Nevada  Co,  P  0, 

12  miles  n  w  of  Nevada  City 

Besanzon  B,  groceries,  provisions,  liquors 

etc 
BUCIIANNAN  J  F,  prop'r  French  Cor- 

ral  House 
EDDY  A  H,  agent  Nevada  Water  Co 
FAGG   &    BURKE,  groceries,  provis- 

ions,  and  general  merchandise 
Fagg  George,  owner  AVood's  Toll  Bridge 

and  Bice's  Toll  Bridge 
Henderson  &  Bro,  blacksmiths 
Monchegne  John,  bakery  and  saloon 


O  address  Carey's  ftlill,)  20  miles  n  w  ,  NEVADA  WATER  CO 


of  Silver  JMounlain. 
Kennedy  I'atrick,  lumber  merchant 
Rogers  E  S,  general  merchandise 

Freeport,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  on  the 

left  bank  of  the  Sacramento  River,  1) 
miles  south  of  Sacramento  City.     A 


Olson  J,    postmaster  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Parsliley  George,  billiards  and  liquors 
Vilain  B,   agent   Empire  Ditch  Co  and 

Cement  Mill 
WHITE  E,  tin  and  sheet  iron  manuf'r 


branch  of  the  Sacramento  Valley  R    prench  Gulch,  Shasta  Co,  P  O,  15 
R  connects  this  place  witii  tolsom      ,  „,:i,. r  ii... 


miles  n  w  of  Shasta 

Frank  F  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Hughes  Lawrence,  general  merchandise 
Hughes  Patrick,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
licvy  Aaron,  general  merchandise 
Plumb  T,  jiiiysician 
Sinclair  &  Ferrier,  butchers 
Taylor  Charles,  hotel  proprietor 

FrenchtOWn,  Yuba  Co,  (PO  address 
Oregon    House)    24    miles   n   e   of 
IMarysville 
Darnealc  Frank,  general  merchandise 
Vassenser  Paul,  general  merchandise 

i  FRESNO  CO.  Organized  in  1856.  Boundaries— North  by  Iklerced  and 
i  Mariposa,  east  by  JMono  and  Tulare,  south  by  Tulare,  and  west  by  Monterey,  Merced, 
!  and  Mariposa.     Area  about  0,500  sciuare  miles.     County  Sent,  Millerton. 

OFFICERS. 


Bump  A  J,  general   merchant  and  post- 
master 
Greer  E,  hotel  proprietor 
Lee  James,  blacksmith 

French  Gamp,   San   .Toaquin  Co,  P 
O,  5^  miles  s  of  Stockton 

Bclden  W  S,  French  Camp  House 
Brown  M  H,  wagon  maker 
Campbell  James,  blacksmith 
Freeman  .Fohn,  hotel  proprietor 
Jloore  John,  groceric^s 
Noble  R  AV,  hotel  proprietor 
Walcott  C  H,  wagon  maker 


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County  Jiulfcc ;  K.  C.  Wiiichell  . . . 

County  Clerk Win  Fiiymonvillc. 

District  Attorney |C.  G.  Saylo 

Shcrift" J.  Scott  Ashman . . 

Kccorder 1  Win.  ruyinonvillo . 

Treasurer Stephen  Giistcr  . . . 

Assessor  :  Williiun  S.  Wyntt. 

Surveyor i.iohn  C.  Walker  . . 

Coroner :  Ira  McCray 

Public  Ailniinistnitor |  Vacant i 

Superintendent  Public  Schools; Spencer  II.  Hill. . .  | Kingston 

Supervisor,  Ist  District j.Fohn  L.  Hunt iDpper  Fresno 

"  2d        "       I  John  G,  Simpson . .  i  Millerton  . , . 

3d        "       Is.  S.Hyde I  Centervillo  . . 


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Millerton iDcc,  1807  ..  SLWO  pr  anu. 

March,    1868  Fees. 

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March,    1868  S2.50  pcrann. 
Sept.,  1866. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Fresno  City,  Fresno  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress Firebaugti's  Ferry)  40  miles  s 
w  of  Millertoii 

Parker  William  II,  hotel  and  general 
merchandise 

Garden  Valley,  El  Dorado  Co,  P 
O,  11  miles  n  of  Placerville 

PEDRINI  CIPRIANO  &  CO,  general 
merchandise  and  mining  store 

Putnam  Sctli,  general  merchandise  and 
mining  store 

Garrote,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O,  25  miles 
8  e  of  Sonora 

Riboult  C,  general  merchandise 
Snow  Albert,  hotel  proprietor 
Tannahill  James,  general  merchandise 

Georgetown,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  15 
miles  n  of  Placerville 

Ashton  John,  billiards  and  liqnors 
Berry  S  A,  proprietor  Lafayette  Hotel 
Burnham  OH,  notary  public 
CUNNINGHAM   P  W,   drugs,    medi- 
cines, books,  and  news  agent  I 
Cusbmari  Robert,  sup't   Clipper   Quartz 

Mill 
Fredricks  C  W,  physician 
Gerrett  &  Farnsworth,  livery  stable 
Gibbs  W  T,  Justice  of  the  Peace  and  No- 
tary Public 
Glassmun  J,  groceries,  provisions,  liquors, 

etc 
GRIFFITH  JOHN  L,  attorney  at  law 
HYATT  A  A,  deai'>r  gold  dust,  agent 
State  Telegraph  Co,  and  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 
Ingham  S  S,  proprietor  Empire  Saw  Mill 
Jacobs    S,  dry   goods,   millinery    goods, 

clothing,  etc. 
Lusincky  Paul,  groceries,  provisions,  liq- 
uors, etc 
Lusk  Annie    Mrs,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Pease  &  Co,  prop'rs  Dry  Creek  Saw  Mill 
Robinet  E,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Shepherd  B  F,  groceries,  provisions,  ci- 
gars, etc,  and  postmaster 
STONE  W  H,  physician,  and  proprietor 

of  Pilot  Creek  Ditch 
Sumter  L,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
Thomas  &  Jackson,  general  merchandise 
Woodside  iSc  Co,  proprietors  quartz  mill 


Geyserville,  Sonoma  Co,  (P  0  ad- 
dress Clairville)  23  miles  n  w  of 
Santa  Rosa 

Banks  M  W,  blacksmith 

Christfield  George,  agent  Truman  &  Go's 
Express 

McDarment  &  Christfield,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Miller  F  M  wheelwright 

Myers  S  C,  blacksmith 

Odell  David,  hotel  prop'r  and  postmaster 

Sacry  E  C,  hotel  proprietor 

SWEENEY  G,  butcher 

Wiedersheim  H,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

WOBKEN  EDWARD,  saloon 

GibSOnville,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  28  miles 
n  of  Downieville 

BROWN  JOHN,  prop'r  Cottage  Hotel 

Doncgan  Michael,  country  and  mining 
store  j 

Fiegc  Frank,  boot  maker 

Hanny  Charles  &  Co,  brewers 

JACKS  ROBERT,  postmaster,  station- 
ery and  fancy  goods 

IVIossmeyer  A  &  Co,  butchers 

Mussey  John  M,  physician 

NEWHOUSE  &  SCHEELINE,  coun- 
try and  mining  store 

Wolters  &  Bro,  country  and  mining  store 


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Gilroy,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  O,  30  miles 
s  e  of  San  Jose 

Bennet  <fc  Fames,  butchers  j 

BRAMAN  J  J,  physician  ! 

Bryant  B,  physician  | 

Clifton  John  VV,  livery  stable 
Einstein  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Ilalloway  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright 
Ilenfield  John,  photographer  I 

IIUBER  D,  physician,  druggist,  and  post- 
master { 
Johnson  J  F,  physician  j 
Kelly  T  N,  restaurant  j 
Mallory  John,  propr  Eighteen  Mile  House 
Modie  G  W,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright : 
Richmond  C  B,  prop  Fourteen  Mile  House ; 
Roop  &  Oldham,  prop'rs  Hot  Sulphur! 
Springs  aud  agents  Trnman  &  Co  I 
ROTA    DANIEL,    proprietor    Twelve! 

Mile  House 
Schafer  Fritz,  boots  and  shoes  ' 

TFNNANT  WILLIAM,  prop  Twenty- 
One  Mile  House 


Wangenheim  &  Li 

disc  and  af^en 

WHITNEY*  Pi 

wheelwrights 
I  Willliams  &  An<Tel 
York  C  W,  harness 


Gold  Hill,  El  ] 

dress,  Ccloma) 

ccrville 
Castlering  A,  countr 
Marquart  M,  countr^ 

I  Gold  Hill,  Placei 

Virginia)  7  mile 

.hison  Harry,  billiard 

Ross  Thatcher,  minir 

[Gold  Run,  Place 
n  e  of  Auburn 

IaLDRICH     GEOIi 

provisions,  hardw 

BKOWN  II  II,  ageni 

IJurdick  A,  livery  stal 

Courtney  &  Creamer, 

i  Gould  J  L,  agent    J 

Ditch 
Ilnckctt  H,  proprietor 
HOLLENBECK  O 
books  and  postni; 
Holmes  J,  agent  Soutli 
JIallory   A    II,  supel 

Hill  cement  mill 
Jlailory,  Gaylord  &  l 
diana  Hill  cemenj 
JIason  &  White,  genej 
Melil  Oito,  Gold  RuiJ 
Palmer  Samuel,  physil 
Rutikle  D,  bakery  f 
SclinabelFA,grocerie| 
ri.ornburg&  Co,genel 
T  lorne  G  W,  proprietl 
pvardner  S,  drugs  andl 

[Sold  Springs,  t\ 

address  Columbia 
lumbia 

Lewis  Moses,  general 

[Goodyear's  Bar, 

miles  s  w  of  D( 

lAekerly  O  F,  genl  mel 

peauchamp  &  Stewartf 

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Wnn}?enheim  &  Levy,  general  merchan- 
dise and  ajsents,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

WHITNEY  &  PAGE,  blacksmiths  and 
wheelwrigiits 

Willliams  &  Angel,  general  merchandise 

I  York  C  W,  harness  maker 

Gold  Hill,  El  Dorado  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Culoma)  8  miles  n  w  of  Pla- 
cerville 

Ciistlering  A,  country  store, 

Marquart  M,  country  store 

Gold  Hill,  Placer   Co,  (P   0  address 

Virginia^  7  miles  w  of  Auburn 
Jilson  Harry,  billiards  and  liquors 
lloss  Thatcher,  mining  store 

i  Gold  Run,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  29  miles 
n  c  of  Auburn 

lALDRICH     GEORGE    D,    groceries, 

provisions,  hardware,  etc 
BROWN  H  H,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
j  IJurdick  A,  livery  stable 
Courtney  &  Creamer,  blacksmiths 
1  (jould  J  L,  agent    Hall    &   Hubbard's 

Ditch 

iHackett  H,  proprietor  Ilackctt's  Hotel 
[HOLLENBECK    O  AV,  notary  public 

books  and  postmaster 
I  Holmes  J,  agent  South  Yuba  ditch 
Mutlory    A    H,  superintendent    Indiana 

Hill  cement  mill 
[llallory,  Gay  lord  &  Co,  proprietors  In- 
diana Hill  cement  mill 
I  JIason  &  White,  general  merchandise 
Meld  Otto,  Gold  Run  brewery 
I  Palmer  Samuel,  physician 
Runkle  D,  bakery 
jSclinabel  F  A,  groceries,  clothing,  boots,  etc 
[Thornburg  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
ITIiorne  G  W,  proprietor  Gold  Run  Hotel 
[Wardner  S,  drugs  and  medicines 

lOold  Springs,  Tuolumne  Co,  (P  O 
address  Columbia)  1  mile  n  of  Co- 
lumbia 

[Lewis  Moses,  general  merchandise 

I  Goodyear 'S  Bar,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  4 
miles  s  w  of  Downieville 

JAckerly  0  F,  genl  merchandise 
iBeauchamp  &  Stewart,  general  merchan- 
dise 


Clark  M,  blacksmith 
Cody  Patrick,  saloon 
Ccnlan  Hugh,  blacksmith 
Cullet,  Gabriel,  saloon 
Durwashter  John,  livery  stable 
Fluke  Jacob,  hotel  proprietor 
Gunsberger  &  Co,  butchers 
Stewart  &  Co,  saw  mill 
Thompson  Henry,  hotel  proprietor 
Viacava  M,  general  mercliandise 
Westfield  William,  postmaster 

Grafton,  Yolo  Co,  P  O,  (see  Knight's 
Landing) 

Grand  Island,  Colusa  Co,  P  0, 12 

miles  s  of  Colusa 
Burnett  D  O,  clergyman 
Dewit  A  W,  clergyman 
Nelson  &  Browning,  gen'l  merchandise 

Grass  Valley,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  and 
incorporated  town,  4  miles  s  w  of 
Nevada  City,  and  32  miles  e  of  Ma- 
rysville.  One  of  the  most  flourish- 
ing towns  in  the  interior  of  the  State. 
Situated  in  ttie  immediate  vicinity  of 
the  richest  quartz  veins,  it  must  con- 
tinue to  advance  in  all  the  elements 
of  permanent  prosperity  and  great 
werlth. 

OfficeivS. — W  G  Hamilton,  President ; 
Wm.  Bettes,  J  J  Dorsey,  James 
James,  and  Reuben  Leech,  Trustees  ; 
H  J  Snow,  Marshal ;  Matt  Funston, 
Clerk ;  Frank  Beatty,  Treasurer  ;  S 
D  Leavitt,  Chief  Engineer 

Aldersey  John  Mrs,  Grass  Valley  Sem- 
inary 
Anderson    George  W,  proprietor  Main 

street  bakery 
ANDERSON  JOHN,  Sup't  New  York 

Hill  Co's  hoisting  works 
ANDERSON  T  H  B,  clergyman,  (M  E 

church  South) 
Avery  &  Crocker,  blacksmiths 
BAGGS  ISAAC,  attorney  at  law 
BAYLISS  J  H,   Secretary  and   Sup't 

Forest  Spring  quartz  mill 
Bennett  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves,  tin  ware, 

etc 
Binkelmann   &  Richards,   Grass  Valley 

brewery 
Black   James   M,  owner  Webber's  toll 

bridge 


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BLANKS  &  MILLAll,  physicians 
liltADY  A  B,  Sup't  Rocky  Bar  quartz 

mill 
Brogan  P  J,  groceries,  li(|Uors,  etc,  and 

hotel 
BIUINSTETTEU  &  SMART,  owners 
(jirass  Valley  «fe  Enterprise  saw  mills 
Brunstetter  &    Stewart,    steam    himher 

dressing  mill 
Byrii"  W  S,  Justice  of  the  Peacn 
CAMIMJKLL  &  STODDARD,  grocer- 
ies, jirovisions  and  mining  tools. 
CAIMPBELL  A  W,  tiour  and  grain 
Camphell  J,  hiaoksmith 
Campbell  T  W,  Siip't  Lone  Jack   mine 
Carson   George,  saddle  and  harness  manf 
Clia])in  D  D,  clergyman,  (Episcopal) 
Ciiervoillot  John,  wagon  maker 
Chinn  Bros,  saloon 
Clark  &  Lutje,  P^mpire   restaurant   and 

bakery 
CLARK    A,  agent    Grass    Valley   Gas 

1  idit  Co 
C  vE  C  R  &  CO,  groceries,  provis- 

-,  and  mining  store 
Cieb'..n  J,  physician 
Cleveland  C  D,  physician 
Clift  William,  Sup't  Houston  Hill  mine 
COBB  D,  photographer 
Cohn  J  &  Bro,  clothing  and  gent's   fur- 
nishing goods 
Corbett  E  S,  wines  and  li(piors 
Cornelison  John,  Mazeppa  livery  stable 
Cryer  Robert,  liquors,,  cigars,  to!)acco,  etc 
Cuitis  S  T,  sup't  lone  quartz  mill 
Dalton,  J  P,  clergyman  (Roman  Catholic) 
Davis  &  Upham,  dentists 
Davis  Henry,  physician 
Deamer  W  E,  Snug  saloon 
Delano  A,  banker 

Dcninan  Z  H,  carriage  and  wagon  maker 
DEUEL  J  C, attorney  at  law  and  notary 

public 
DIBBLE  &  BYRNE,  attorneys  at  law 
DIXON  GEORGE  W,  books,  station- 
ery, etc,  and  agent  New  York  Life 
Insurance  Co 
DOBBINS  THOMAS,  physician 
Doling  John,  propr  Fashion  saloon 
DORSEY  &  WALKER,  hay,  grain  and 

feed 
DORSEY  S  P,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Edwards  &  Co.,  booksellers  and  stationers 
EDWARDS  J  K,  sup't  Gold  Hill  quartz 

mill 
Falkner  James,  Empire  livery  stable 


Farrell  J  A.  soda  manufacturer 

FELLERS  E,  dentist 

Findley,  Scadden  &  Co,  owners  Mcrri- 

mac  (|uartz  mill 
FINDLEY  THOMAS  &  CO,  bankers, 
Finnic  &    Kinscy,  groceries  and  provls- 

ions, 
FORD  MARTIN,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  mining  tools 
Frank  John,  brewery  and  bakery  I 

Gad  B  &  Co,  clothing,  boots   and  gents 

furnishing  goods  ; 

GALLWEY    P,    sup't  Allison    Ranch! 

quartz  mill 
George  R  W  T,  physician 
GILMAN  J   P,  dry  goods,  clothing,  audi 

gents  furnishing  goods 
Glass  S,  watches  and  jewelry 
GLIDDEN  &  (iOWEN,  blacksmiths 
Goldberg  P,  ciothing,  boots  and  shoes 
GOLDKOFER&  BRAUN,  Boston  Ra- 
vine brewery 
Green  C  E,  boots  and  shoes 
Gritlin  J,  clergyman,  (Roman  Catholic) 
GWYNN   B    F,  publisher  Grass  \alloy 

L^nion 
HALL  E  W,  photographer 
Harris  S  M,  dentist  and  druggist 
Hathaway  &  Soule,  tin  and   sheet  iruii 

manufacturers 
Henderson  J  II,  boots  and  shoes 
Ilennessy  Patrick,  mining  store 
HILL    WILLIAM,  owner    and 

Hill's  metallurgical  works 
HOBBY  WILLIAM,    propr 

Hotel 
HOLBIJOOK    DANIEL   P,  whok-al 

and  retail  liquors 
Hooper  A,  propr  Senate  saloon 
Ingrain  William,  hotel  proprietor 
Israel  &  Hirschfeld,  dry  goods 
James  &  English,  blacksmiths 
JEFFREES  JOHN,  sup't  Town  Tall 

and  Alta  Hill  (juartz  mills 
Johnson  &  Co,   groceries,  provisions,  liql 

uors,  crockery,  etc 
Johnson  L  P,  Empire  Saloon 
JOHNSON  OLE,  furniture  and  crocktr 
JONES  FRED,  sup't  Essex  Mine  anl 

hoisting  works 
Kendig  D.  wagon  maker 
KIBBE  T  R,  physician 
Knoderer  T,  gun  maker 
LAKENAN  J  M,  proprietor  Grass  V 

ley  Foundry  and  Machine  Works 
Lambert  J  S,  sup't  Hartery  Quartz  Mi 


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McCiie  JS,  Very 
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McLennan    &    Mi 

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AleSorley  E,  saloon 

[_'    Michael  A,  saloon 

^Alieliael  II,  wliolesa 

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Millor  C  E,  earriafr, 
MILLER   W  II, 

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Moroteur  A,  -..ofori 

Morris  &  Nathan,  d 

Nathan  &   Hoflinan 

shoes  I 

Nevin  Jas,  hlaoksmi 
Newman  J  &  Co.  d, 
Jorthrnp  C  II,  elen 
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Justice  of  Pea, 
Otl.et  Thomas,  hay, 
1  arker  John,  lunibe 
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I'ellatier  H  Y,  hote 
A  L-rrin  Joseph,  own 

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Lnramiu   Julin,  owiici*   Laramie   (^imrt/ 

Mill 
Lnflirop  S,  watclies  nnd  jewelry 
LEE  S  W,  sii|.'t  0|)liir  nnd  01.1  Opliir 

(^iiartx  Mills 
LEECH  CHARLES,  owner  Wiseonsin 

Mine  nnd  Molmwk  Saw  Mill 
Levy  II  &  Co,  wines,  li<|iiors,  cijiars,  etc 
Lind  Hohert,  saddle  and  liarncss  inannl'r 
LOUTZENIIEISEU  WM,  drug-   medi- 

eines,  books,  stationery,  etc 
LOYD   THOMAS,   hardware,  tinware, 

crockery,  pumps  nnd  mining  tools 
IVInnson  Georfje,  su])'t  Union  Qiniriz  Mill 
MASLIN  E  W,  attorney  at  law 
Matlieny  J  H  II.  sta^e  agent 
McANALLY  W  W.  pliysician 
McCAULLEY  IJ,  superintendent  Sebas- 

topol  (Quartz  Mill 
McCORMICK  WILLIAM,  physician 
Me(!ue  J  S,  11'  ery  stable 
McGratli   Daniel,  superintendent  AVood- 

•.orth  &  Co's  (pifiriz  mill 
McLennan    &    jNIeCiiilivray,     groceries, 

li(piors,  cigars,  etc 
MeSorley  E,  saloon 
Michael  A,  saloon 
Michael  II,  wholesale  and  retail,  liquors, 

cigars,  etc 
Miller  C  E,  carriage  nnd  wagon  maker 
MILLER   W   IL  editor   Grass    Valley 

Daily  Union 
MITCHELL  W  II,  proprietor  Wiscon- 
sin Hotel 
^loroteur  A,  groceries  and  licpiors 
Morris  &  Nathan,  dry  goods  and  carpets 
Nathan  &   Iloit'man,   clothing,  boots  and 

shoes 
Nevin  Jas,  blacksmith 
Newman  J  &  Co,  dry  goods,  carpels,  etc 
Northrup  C  II,  clergyman  (Meth  Epis) 
NORTON    GEORGE   M,  sup't  Opliir 

Mining  Co's  hoisting  works 
NYE  D  B,  post  master 
O'CONNOR,  M  P,  attorney  at  la^v  and 

Justice  of  Pence 
Othet  Thomas,  h.aj',  grnin  &  feed 
Parker  John,  lumber 

PATTERSON  &  CONA WAY',  lumber 
Pellatier  II  Y,  hotel  and  restaurant 
Perrin  Joseph,  owner  Wolf  Creek  Saw 

and  Quartz  Mill 
Pope  William   C,  furniture,  lamps,   oils, 

etc,  and  undertake 
REILLY    CORNELIUS,    sup't    Cam- 
bridge Quartz  Mill  and  hoisting  w'ks 


Reynolds  11  F,  owner  Monita  Saw  IMill 

RIDGE  J  R,  editor  Grass  Valley  Daily 
National 

ROBERTS  E  W,  attorney  at  law  nnd 
notary  public 

Roberts  George  D  &  Co,  owners  Union 
Quartz  Mill 

Roberts  R  G,  blacksmith 

RODDA  W  II,  sup't  North  Star  Quartz 
Mill 

Rose  J  P,  clergyman  (Christian) 

Rush  J  R,  owner  and  sui»'t  Lady  Frank- 
lin Quart/  Mill 

SAI  AM  AN  AlVM,  groceries,  provisions, 
li(|Mors 

Samuel  AV  &  Bros,  di'^  goods 

Sanders  J,  clothing  boots  and  shoes 

Sunders  S,  clotliing,  boots  and  shoes 

Sanford  J  N.  bliicksmilli 

Savage  M  W,  clergyman  (Cong.) 

Scaddeii  Henry,  superintendent  ScatldiMi 
&  Co's  works  and  IMerrimac  (Quartz 
Mill 

Scolari  Eugene,  cigars,  tobacco,  nnd  var- 
ieties 

SKELTON  J  P,  publisher  Grass  Val- 
ley National 

Smith  «&  Hod^re,  propr's  City  Brewery 

Smith  &  ^IcKinlcv,  boots  and  shoes 

SMITH  &  ROSS,  ilrugs,  medicines, 
books,  stationery,  etc 

SMITH  C  W,  prop''r  Exchange  Hotel 

Smith  E,  wagon  maker 

Smith  John,  superintendent  New  Orleans 
Quartz  Mill  j 

Smith  T  S,  intelligence  olTice  and  real  es- 
tate agency  ! 

SPENCER   &    HOBART,  books,  sta- 1 
tionery  and  news  agency  ! 

Spencer  AVilliam  K,  ttjlegraph  operator, 
liotary  public,  and  Com.  Deeds  for 
Nevada  j 

Stevens  &  Vog<'lman,  boots  and  shoes        ' 

Sylvester  H,  groceries,  jirovisions  and 
mining  tools,  ag't  Cal  Powder  W'ks 

TAY'LOR  C,  attoHK'y  at  law 

Taylor  M  C,  )>rop'r  ftlill  St  Foundry  and 
IVIachine  Works  j 

TAYLOR  W  R,  snp't  Lucky  Mine  and 
•^aton's  Quartz  Mill 

TOMPKINS  E  A,  physician 

Townsend  C  C,  books,  stationery  and 
fancy  goods 

TYRRELL  G  G,  physician,  nnd  Eurekn 
Drug  Store 

Unger  E,  Musicnl  Hall  Saloon 


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WATERS  G  L,  attorney  at  law 
AVATT  AVILLIAM,  superintendent  Eu- 
reka Quartz  Mill 
West  E  R,  liay,  grain,  flour  and  feed 
AVillianis  &  Martin,  meat  and  vepefables 
Williams  George,  prop'r  Pacific  Hotel 
Williams  W  A,  agent  San  Francisco  Pa- 
cific Ore  Co 
Wilson  S  D  &  Co,  dry  goods 
Woliler«S:   llalleck,  furniture  and  uphol- 
stery 
Woodworth  J  &  Co.  owners  Woodworth 

&  Co's  Quartz  Mill 
Wynior  &  O'Rear,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 

Green  Springs,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O, 
1(5  miles  s  \v  of  Sonora 

Cloudman  1)  C,  (Sonora  Road)  hotel  pronr 
llildreth  George  A,  P  M  and  hotel  propr 
Walker  M  A,  hotel  proprietor 

Green  Valley,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O, 

15  miles  \v  of  Placerville 

Arnold  John  M,  postmaster 
Even  John,  general  merchandise 
Herriot  AVilliam,  (Kelly   Creek)   general 

merchandise 
Ilodkins  J  W,  (Rose   Springs)  hotel  pro- 
prietor and  general  merchandise 
Pelton  S  B,  (Coloma  Road)  hotel  prop'r 
Smith  Edward,  (Kanaka  Valley)  general 
merchandise 

Greenville,  Plmnas  Co,  (P  O  address 
Round  Valley)  17  miles  n  of  Quincy 

IJidwell  Henry  C,  general  merchandise 
Hopkins  F,  hottl  proprietor 
Summerland  Isaac,  gentral  merchandise 
Traugh  L  G,  general  merchandise 

Greenville.  Yuba  Co,  (P  O  address 
Foster's  Bar)  3G  miles  n  e  of  Marys- 
ville 

Clark  A  B,  hotel  proprietor 

Edgar  Willi.im,  hotel  proprietor 

Jenkins  R  S,  agent  Union  Lumber  Co 

Kinniger  Charles,  tanner 

Roberts  &  Stingsby,  general  merchandise 

Stroud  R  J,  hotel  proprietor 

Greenwood,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  18 

miles  n  w  of  Placerville 
Fleishman  &  Co,  general   merchants,  and 

agents  Wells,  Fargo  «Sc  Co 


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Harvey  T  H,  blacksmith 

Nagler  Charles,  groceries,  provisions  and 

general  merchandise 
Negrini  C,  country  store 
Winkeln)an  J,  prop'r  Greenwood  House 

Grizzly  Bear  House,  Placer  Co,  p 

O,  12  miles  n  e  of  Auburn 
Steiner  Jacob,  hotel  proprietor 

Grizzly  Plat,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  20 

miles  s  e  of  Placerville 

Hopkins  G  W,  sup't  Eagle  Quartz  Mill 

Grove  City,  Tehama  Co,  (POaddres 
Tehama)  22  miles  s  of  Red  Blulf 

Rowlcs  David,  general  merchandise 

Gualala,  IMcndocino  Co,  P  O,  75  miles 
s  w  of  Ukiah  City 

Gay  M  &  Co,  (Bowtn's  Landing)  ship- 
ping merchants 
Groshong  U,  (Fish  Rock)  shipping  mclit 
Robinson  &  Nelson,  shipping  merchants 
Robinson  C  D,  hotel  proprietor 

Gwin,  IMerccd  County,  Hi)  miles  s  e  of 
Snelling 

Half  Moon  Bay,  (Spanishtown)   P 
O,  25  miles  s  of  San  Francisco 

Ames  Joseph  P,  attorney  at  law 

Buzzell  JMary  T,  i)ropr  Purissimo  House 

Byrnes  &  Ames,  saloon 

Chew  A  W,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 

Clark  Wm  A,  hotel  keeper 

Dawson  J  AV,  carpenter 

Denniston  James  G,  warehouse 

Denny  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Dunlap  R  R,  clergyman 

Garcia  Salvador,  saloon 

Grifliths  W  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Issabella  Stanislaus,  general  merchandise 

Jon(;s  Wm,  hotel  keeper  and  postm.      r 

Kelly  &  Mattingley,  general  merchamliH' 

McDonald  W  T  &  Co,  genl  merchandise 

Miligan  A,  phj'sician 

Pringle  AVilliam,  saddles  and  harness 

Rock  George,  blacksmith 

Yates  Thomas,  blacksmith 

Zaballa  E,  general  merchandise 

Hamilton,  Butte   Co,   P  O  address!  KITTRp: 
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Happy  Camp,  Del  Norte  Co,  P  O, 
'J-t  miles  s  e  of  Crescent  City 

Bailey  AV  B,  physician 

Ciuliliy  Martin,  merchant  and  hotel 

Camp  &  liootii,  general  merchandise 

Camp  James  &  Lro,  general  merchants 

Clark  Josepli,  attorney  at  law 

irumpton  (Jeorge,  physician 

Doolittie  Ali»ert,  saw  mill 

Pliillips  N  ii,  manufacturer  lumber 

Harrisburg,  Alameda  Co,  P   U.   22 
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,   Averill  &  Sprawl,  shipping  merchants 
L   I'arbree  Joseph,  hotel  kpejx'r 
'   I'KACOCK    GEOIUJE  W,  postmaster 
and  hotel  keeper 
VALPEY  CIIAHLES    C,  agriculturist 

Havilah,  K(>rn  Co.  P  C),  County  seat 

of  Kein  County,  147  miles  north  of 

of  Los  Angeles,  and  3\ii  miles  (via 

II  !^[ariposa)   s  c  of  Stockton.     Legal 

distances  not  yet  defined  by  law 

Hahten  &  Klaiher,  Pioneer  lirewery 
It  IJiiker,  (El  Tejon)  general  merchandise 
■^  15AKR  &  JACKSON,  variety  store 
BEt^rETTE  HENRY  1),  County  Clerk 
Brundage  1>,  attorney  at  law 
BUUNK  1)  1).  attorney  at  law 
lUHDETT  II.  quartz  mill  proprietor 
lUirrell  A  W,  wheelwright 
Hush  C  W,  physician 
(  ALIIOUN  E  E,  attorney  at  law 
Chester  Brothers,  (El  Tejon)  gen!  mdse 
Chester  Bros,  (Kern  Island)  genl  mdse 
Chiids  j\I  W,  general  merchandise 
Covil  Nelson,  (Oak  Creek)  genl  mdse 
Davidson  John  A,  physician 
Diickweiler  C.  «nloon 
Kugene  C,  ((Jieen  Horn)  general  nidsc 
KYHE  &  SMiTH,  blacksmiths 
Fickcrt  Frederick,  livery  stable 
KHEEMAN  J  V/,  attorney  at  law 
hietch &  Co,  boots  and  slices 
Hubert  John,  carpenter  and  builder 
ilAMMEL  &  DINKER,  Bella   Union 

Hotel 
HARRIS  &  KREMER,  general  mdse 
lleureuse  R  D,  mining  engineer 
llowtih  &  Bridger,  saloon  and  billiards 
KITTRE1)(!E,  M  H,  acting  postmaster 
LASPE YRE  THOMAS,  attorney  at  law 


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Lightner  1),  market 
LIVELY  J  II,  drugs  and  medicines 
Lively  Joseph,  physician 
MADE(JAN  &  O'NEAL,  saloon 
Mailen  J  B,  hotel  and  stage  station 
M ARTEL  (I,  miner 
McKEADNEY  H,  mill  owner 
Miller  H  T,  Exchange  Hotel 
MII^LS  W  G,  general  merchandise 
Morton  M,  general  merchandise 
Murphy  J  J,  general  mfMchandisc 
REED  &   THOMPSON,  general   mer- 
chandise and  stage  agents 
Reed  Theron,  attorney  at  law 
Reid  A,  drug  and  liquor  store 
Reinstein  P,  variety  store 
Riley  J  R,  i)hysician 
SANDERSON  &  ASIIER,  saloon  and 

billiards 
Scovey  J,  (Agua  Calientc),  i)ropr  hotel 
SINCLAIR  I)  A,  general  merchandise 
WATTIER  L,  (ioldeii  (Jate  Hotel 
AVILKES  W  PERRY,  livery  stable 
AVillianis  H,  (AValker's  Basin)  hotel  and 
stage  station 

Hay  Pork,  Trinity  Co,  (P  O  address 
Douglass  City)  20  miles  s  w  of  Wea- 
verville 

Baylis  A  D,  general  merchandise 
Stafford  J  A,  genera!  mercliandise 

HaSTW^OOd,  (or  Hay  ward's)  Alameda 
Co,  P  i),  on  the  .San  Francisco  and 
Alameda  Railroad,  20  miles  s  e  of 
San  Francisco,  and  0  miles  s  e  of 
San  Leandro 

Allen  Alexander,  general  merchandise 
Allen  W  W,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Barbola  Louis,  Railroad  Saloon 
BRKiHTON  CATTLE  MARKET,  2 

miles  n  c  of  Ilayward's 
Brown  George,  general  merchandise 
Derby  E  I\I.  lumber 
EDMONDSON  T  J,  warehouse 
(ioodell  George  A,  harness  maker 
Griebnow  Frederick,  saloon 
Ilamer  S  E  Mrs,  proi)r  Ilaywai-d's  Hotel 
Hay  ward  William,  post  master 
Ilitz  F,  house  and  sign  ()aintcr 
Huic  II  R,  wheelwright 
Kimball  E,  physician 
Lamping  L  G,  tinsmith  • 

Levy  M  W,  general  merchandise 
Loyn  Charles,  brewery 


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Packard  &  C'ros.«ley,  blacksmiths 
Perkins  ()  P  &  C  II,  proprs  American 

Kxchangc  Hotel 
River  Joseph  L,  bhicksmith  and  wh'hvr't 
Russell  J,  Justice  of  tlie  Peace 
San  Lorenzo  Nursery,  2  miles  s  w  Hay- 
ward's 
Seymour  N  B  Rev,  clergyman,  (Cong) 
Smaliey  &  Stratton,  livery  stable 
Speck  J,  fruit  and  confectionery 
SPOERER  CHARLES,  hotel  keeper 
Wettcran  Simon,  baker 

Healdsburg,  Sonoma   Co,  P  O,    IC 

miles  n  \v  of  Santa  Rosa 
ALR  E  U  rSON  JOSEl'tL  contractor  and 

mining  secretary.  Plaza 
Allen  L  ii  Mrs,  millinery,  Plaza 
Allen  ()  S,  physician 
AM)ERSC)X  &  STOCKWELL,proprs 

Sotoyome  Institute 
Anderson  James  W,  principal  Sotoyome 

Institute 
Aull  A  U,  Sec'y  Windsor  G  &  S  ^I  Co, 

Humboldt  Co,  8  miles  from  Eureka 
iiXLL  JOHN  W,  blacksmith.  West 
liloom,  liaruch  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Rriggs  &  Strong,  saloon.  West 
RUVANT  JOHN  C,  wheelwright,  West 
CANAN  cb  FIKE.  insurance  agls,  drug- 
gists, and  books.  West 
Canan  W  S.  agt  AVells,  Fargo  &  Co,  West 
CAl'EHAU  r  AARON,  saloon 
Cook  1)  P  &  Son,  blacksmiths 
CoMstoH  F,  Physician,  West 
CUTLER  &  HENDRICK,  wheelwr'ts 
JJAUUOW   JOHN  O,  attorney  at  law 
Dowiiiiig  J  C,  lumber  dealer  and  under- 
taker. West 
Elv  Hen  E   S  Rev,  citijiyman,  (Presb'n) 
EMERSON  &  HAIGH,proi)rietors  stage 
line  to  Skaggs  Siirings,  and  livery 
stable 
FEN  NO  JAMES  E,  general  merchant 
and  insurance  agt  and  agt  Truman  j 
<fc  Co'm  Express,  West 
FTTCII  J  NO  R,  farmer,  nr  Healdsburgh 
FLIN  r  &  ULUNDELL,  painters 
(Jediiey  Emmrt  H  JIrs,  millinery.  West 
(Jilrnor  R  F,  watchmaker.  West 
GRATER  JOHN  F,  Union  Hotel  and 

restaurant,  West 
Griest  Peter,  contractor.  West 
HASSETT  &  VAUGIIAN,  fl'ring  mills 
Hu^^ett  J  D,  President  Pacific  G&  SM  Co 
Hertel  R,  general  merchandise,  West 


Hicks  John,  blacksmith 

Hurd   H   H,  bakery  and   confectionery. 

West 
KELLEY  JACOR,  blacksmith.  Plaza 
Kelly  &  Peter,  blacksmiths,  Plaza 
KNAAK  &  COSTON,  chairs  and  wheel- 
wright 
LAWRENCE  &  BOND,  harness  mak- 
ers. West 
INIaple  W  P,  butcher.  West 
Marshall  Jolm,  wheelwright.  West 
lilAXWELL  BROS,  photographic:  art- 
ists. West 
Maxwell  K,  physician.  West 
INItiCoy  John,  blacksmith 
I^IcDONALD  &  AVHIT3I0RE,  general 
merchants  and  insurance  agents,  West 
Mead  James  A,  contractor,  West 
Meyer  &  Brother,  general  mdse,  West 
Miller  John,  wheelwright.  West 
IMulgren  Felix,  blacksmith 
3Iullig!tn  AV,  tinsmith.  West 
Murjihy  Edward,  attorney  at  law.  West 
Norton  &  Brother,  IrmiLer  dealer.  Plaza 
Norton  L  A,  attorney  at  law,  real  estate 

and  insurance  agent.  Plaza 
Peck  W  Rev,  clergyman,  (Methodist) 
Peterson  G  H,  President  AVind«or  G  & 

S  M  Co  in  Humboldt  Co 
Piper  J  J,  physician.  West 
POOR  &  DOWNING,  liverj-  stable, West 
Reynolds  W  B,  saloon.  West 
Robinson  &  Son,  varieties,  ^Vest 
Rosenlwrg  M  &  Co,  general  merchants 
Rupe  Samuel,  ])hysician,  I'laza 
Ryan  P,  boot  and  shixi  maker 
Sacry  &  Wells,  groceries 
Sacry  Gi'orge  51,  Justice  Peace,  I'iaza 
SAliCiENT  IlENRY,boot  and  shoemak- 
er, West 
Saxon  J  B  Rev,  clergyman,  Baptist 
Schafer  J,  varieties,  West 
Scott  &  Edwards,  general  merchants,  We<i 
SIMS  R  L.  contractor.  West 
Slaugher  John  L,  harness  maker,  West 
Spurr  D  F,  attorney  at  law,  West 
Taber  F  J,  butcher.  West 
Tutlle  W  11,  cabinet  maker.  West 
Van  Mater  J  M,  tinsmith.  West 
Washington  Charles  A,  boot  maker,  Wc?l 
Wiley  J  N,  dentist.  Plaza 
Williams  W  T,  attorney  at  law.  West 
Wilson  II  M,  President  Wootlstock  G  &\ 

S  M  Co 
WINKLER  JACOB,  hair  dresser,  Wcs 
WRIGHT  B  C,  propr  Sotoyome  Hou-el| 


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I;  HicksviUe,  Sac 

Is  miles  s  e  of  Sj 

11  niinconil)e  Cliarles, 
Ij'  Farthinghain  Georj 

L'  Johnston  J  (J,  der-r 

-Mullen  &   Cain,  bli 
IS  makers 

Is  Patterson  George,  < 

»  tel  proprietor  a 

p  Riley  p,  blacksmith 

i  '^n'"'!"  W  P,  general 

Hill's  Perry,  v 

dress,  Firebauji 
8  w  of  Millerto 
|b  Wilson  W  H  &  R 
merchandise 

Holcomb  Valle 

<-'«>.  (P  Oaddr 
45  miles  n  e  of 

Honcut,  Yuba  C( 
Marysville 

1:  ^'°'^  Thomas,  genera 

i  Hoopa  Valley,  _ 

"  miles  s  of  Orlcii 

Oreenbaum  J  &  Co, 

Hope  Valley,. 

miles  n  w  of  Sil 

<^irecn  James,  hotel 
lleriford  Jolni,  lumbl 
^'ilchel  Thomas,  hot| 
Stevens  T  M,  hotel 

Homitos,  ^laripol 
w  of  Alariposn 


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A.  KOHIjER'S  MuBio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Bansom  Street,  Ban  Francisco. 


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Henley,  Siskiyou  Co,  V  O,  21  miles  n 
of  Yreka.     (See  Cottonwood) 

Hermit  Valley,  Alpine  Co,  12  miles 
w  of  Silver  Mountain 

Hermit  Valley,  Calaveras  Co,  40 
miles  s  e  of  Mokelumne  Hill 

lioyd  Ritchie  &  Co,  hotel  proprietors  and 
general  merchants 

Hermitage,  ]Mp?idocino  Co,  P  O,  24 
miles  8  w  of  Ukiah  City 

Cooley  Charles  II,  postmaster 
Gould  &  Co,  (Dry  Creek),  saw  mill 
^IcDoiiald  A  C,  (Mountain  House),  hotel 
Pike  II  G,  physician 

HickSVille,  Sacramento  Co,  V  O,  20 
miles  s  e  of  Sacramento  City. 

Dnnconihe  Clmrles,  physician  and  surgeon 

Farthini^liam  George,  physician 

Joiniston  J  (j,  clergyman 

Mullen  &  Cain,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Patterson  George,  general  merchant,  ho- 
tel proprietor  and  postmaster 

Riley  P,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

,>mith  W  P,  general  merchandise 

Hill's  Perry,  Fresno  Co,  (I*  O  ad- 
dress, Firebaugh's  Ferry)  KO  miles 
8  w  of  IVIilierton 

Wilson  W  II  &  II  M,  hotel  and  general 
merchandise 

HolCOmb  Valley,  San  Ikrnardino 
Co,  (P  ()  address,  San  IJernardino) 
45  miles  n  e  of  San  Bernardino 

HonCUt,  Yuba  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  n  of 
ISIarysville 

Fox  Thomas,  general  merchan(''se 

Hoopa  Valley,  Klamath  Co,  P  O,  30 
miles  8  of  Orleans  Bar 

I  Oreenbaum  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Hope  Valley,  Alpine  Co,  P  O,  20 
miles  n  w  of  Silver  Mountain 

flreen  James,  hotel  proprietor 
Iliriford  John,  lumber  merchant 
Mitchel  Thomas,  hotel  proprietor 
Stevens  T  M,  hotel  proprietor 

HomitOS,  IVIariposa  Co,  P  O,  20  miles 


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w  of  Mariposa 


Bates   S   C,  insurance  agent,  and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Brown  field  S  J,  saloon 
Cavagnaro  C,  general  merchandise 
Frescot  ¥•  II,  physician 
(iagliardo  F,  general  merchandise 
(ihirardelli  D  &  Co,  general  merchandise, 
Grade  W  A  &  Bros,  toys,  etc 
Hall  E  G,  hotel  jtroprietor  i 

Ilar'mnn  E  C,  attorney  at  law 
llussey  P,  general  merchandise 
Kochin  A,  saddle  and  harness 
Kochin  ,1,  stoves  and  tinware 
La  Tour  II,  physician 
Le  ( J  rand  A,  brewery 
Mesck  Cliarles,  baker 
Negus  G  S,  saloon 
Olcese  A,  general  merchandise 
Uosentliall  D  &  Co,  dry  goods 
Schainfeld  «fe  Simon,  dry  goods 
Semorilo  fi  B.  general  merchandise 
Thrasher  W  T,  dentist 
Turner  »S.  Davis,  livery  stable 
White  James  II,  livery  stable 
White  L  ]Mrs,  fancy  goods 

Horr'S  Ranch,  Stanislaus  Co,  P  O, 
1 0  miles  s  of  Knight's  F'erry 

Ro  jcrts  John,  hotel  proprietor  and  post- 
master 

I  HorsetOWn,  Shasta  Co,  P  O,  8  miles 
I  8  of  Shasta 

}  Close  &  Ileivener,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

I  makers 

I  Goodall  William,  cabinet  m.-iker,  and  P  M 

I  (iiitmann  A,  physician  and  atty  at  law 
Mischler  Joini,  butcher 
Roche  G  ^I,  attorney  at  law 
Simpson  Joseph,  general  merchandise 
Weil  I)  &,  Bro,  general  merciiandise 
Wendel  Ivlijah,  Iruit  and  veg((tables 

Rowland  Plat,  Sierm  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
tlress.  Table  Rock)  24  miles  n  ot 
Downieville 

Aubertus  Julius  C,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
Baner  I\I  F,  saloon 
Barney  ]M  L,  Carpenter 
BIO(iEN  M  &  CO,  general  merchandise 
Brison  J  ISI,  butcher 
CARMK^HAEL    ALEX,  butcher 
Casker  J,  hotel  proprietor 
Childs  Thomas  B,  dentist 


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CHITTENDEN  IIKNRY  H,  station- 
ery, toliacco.  fancy  goods,  etc 

Cohn  E  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing,  em- 
ln'oideries,  etc 

Copre  I'],  dry  goods 

DOWNER  JOSEPH  W,  Justice  of  »the 
I'eacc 

Dunn  J,  blaclismith 

Gericliten  Bros,  general  morcliandise 

(Jericliter.  Frederick  AV  Union  Hotel 

(loss  W  F  M,  boot  milker 

HANLEY  PATRICK,  proprietor  Si- 
erra Nevada  Hotel 

Ilinclnnan  Marsli.  blacksmith 

HOWE  ALONZO  J,  attorney  at  law 

Ingram  &  Gray,  livery  stable 


Jackson  Joseph,  photographer 

KING  EDWARD  W,  physician 

Klcinclaus  Michael,  proprietor  Ilowland 
i  lat  brewery 

Klick  John,  blacksmith 

Lamping  P  A  &  Co,  bankers 

Mann  John,  saloon 

McFARLAND  &  BRO,  agents  Lam- 
ping &  Co,  and  variety  store 

McFARLAND  T  A,  postmaster 

Peterson  William,  saloon 

Purrinton  &  Johnson,  butchers 

STETSON  &  BUCK,  bootmakers 

STOUT  HENRY  C,  tinsmith  and  hard 
ware 

Wheeler  Samuel,  insurance  agent,  and 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 


HUMBOLDT  CO.  Organized,  18")3.  Boundaries  —  North  by  Klamatli, 
east  by  Trinity,  south  by  Mendocino,  and  west  by  Pacific  Ocean.  Estimated  area, 
twenty-eight  hundred  square  miles.     County  Seat,  Eureka. 


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County  Clerk j.Ianies  M.  Short 

Distriet  Attorney (Wo.  W.  Tompkins 

Slieriir ." Joseph  Tniev "       :  " 

Uecordcr .lames  M.  Siiort  . .         "       I  " 

Treat    rer ; David  W.  Nixon. . !       "      

As.sessor Stephen  OofV Mattole ;  "          " 

Surveyor \V.  W.  Skinner. . .        "       " 

Coroner Byron  Deminc. . . .  Areata "          " 

Pul)lie  Administrator Folin  A.  Kneehmd.        "     ;  "  " 

Su|)erintendent  I'ulilic  Seiiools  Ucv.  Wm.  L.  Jones  Kurcka |  "          " 

Supervisor,  1st  Distriet Sih>8  W.  Morrison  Bear  Hiver isn? 

"  2il        "       Thomas  Hart Hydesvilio 18fiS 

"           3d        "       William  Carson...  Kureka |  1867 


Fees. 


*I5  per  day. 
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S.'KH)  perann. 
:  I  SI  per  day 

[        and 
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Humbug,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address, 
X(n-th  Bloomfield)  12  miles  n  e  of 
Nevada  City 

Funk    Samuel,   proprietor   Bloody    Run 

Saw  Mill 
Nash  C,  general  merchan ,  and  postmaster 

I  Humbug  Creek,  Siskiyou  Co,  (P  O 
address,  Yreka)  8  miles  n  w  of  Yreka 

Hunter's  Valley,  Mariposa  Co,  (P 
O  address,  Bear  Valley),  12  miles 
n  w  of  Mariposa 

TREON  H  W  C,  Superintendent  Lafay- 
ette iJine 

Hyatt's  Ranch,  Marin  Co,  12  miles 
n  of  San  Rafael  (see  Novato) 


HydeSVille,   Humboldt  Co,  P   O,  '2:> 
miles  3  e  of  Eureka 

Burnell  Joel,  attorney  at  law 
Didawick  &  Newman,  blacksmith.s 
Dinsniore  B  T,  wine  manufactory 
Felt  T  D,  physician 
Hart  Thomas,  general  merchandise 
He  snier  John,  expressman 
Ketchum  F  D,  carriage  manufactory 
Metcalf  O  D  &  Co,  genera'  merchandise 
Smith  Elias,  boot  and  shoemak  r 
Spencer  M,  physician  and  merchant 
Webster  J  H,  hotel  proprietor 

niinoistOWn,   Placer  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Colfax)  li)  miles  n  e  of  Auburn 

Brickell  B,  hotel  proprietor 
Collins  D  B,  physician 


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2  Keck  &  Bricke; 
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fined  by  law) 


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I  AYRES   H   & 

J  ence)  general 

lo  Blaney  B  D,  Jiotel 
:»  Hroder  J  &  Co,  n. 
I  Clement  S,  saloon 
1°  COIIND&CO,. 
P ,  Cooper  L  F,  attori 
\i  I  Earl  J,  (Camp  In 
;i  I  prietor 
h  Fnrnsworth  A,  phy 
|5  Hilton  &  Rose,  hot 
B  Hughes  J  R,salooi 
U  Lentell  John,  genei 
S  Miller  Ferdinand  h 
1  Rothschild  J  S  &  C 
Lb  Rowley  J  B,  p  M  i 
0  Slade  Thomas  P,  di 


Indian  Creek, 

address  Dough 
Weavorville 
Corbus  A  T  &  Brof 

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■■  O,  25  miles  s  e 

Cable  John,  saloon 
||  Cameron  Thomas, 

INYO  CO. 

'Vcvada,  south  by  S 
Cc  ••"  Seat,  Inde 


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County  Judpc 

f'dunty  Clerk '. 

I>istri<'t  Attorney  . 

Sheriff ...;;; 

Kccordcr ][[[ 

Treasurer [[ 

Assessor   

Surveyor  ....  .'.'.*'".". 

Cdroner '.'.'.'.' 

•'"''lie  Administrator. . 
Superintendent  Puhlie  S 
Supervisor,  1st  Distriet 

2d 

3d        " 

A.  BOMAN 


A.  KOHIiEB,  Ban  Franoisoo,  Agent  for  Ohiokerins  &  Son's  Pianos. 


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Egbert  &  Co,  proprietors  Egbert's  Hotel 
Keck   &    Brickell,   groceries,   provisions 
and  liquors 

Independence,  inyo  Co,  p  o,  conn- 

ty  seat  of  Inyo  Co,  270  miles  n  Los 
Angeles,  (legal  distances  not  yet  de- 
fined by  law) 

AYRES   II    &    CO,   (Camp  Independ- 

ence)  general  mercbandiso 
Ulaney  IJ  1),  botel  proprietor 
IJroder  J  &  Co,  n...rket 

[  Clement  S,  saloon 
COIIN  1)  &  CO,  general  mdse  and  saloon 

:  Cooper  L  F,  attorney  at  law 
Earl  J,  (Camp  Independence)  botel  pro- 

I         prietor 

Fnrnsworth  A,  pbysician  and  druggist 
Hilton  &  Rose,  botel  proprietors 
Ilugbes  .1  R,  saloon 
licntell  Jobn,  general  mercbandiso 
Miller  Ferdinand  K,  attorney  at  law 
Kotbscbild  J  S  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Rowley  J  l\,  P  M  and  gentM-al  mdse 
Slade  Tliomas  P,  district  attorney 

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Indian  Creek,  Trinity  Co,  (P  o 

address  Douglas  City)   C  miles  s  of 
'         Weaverville 
Corbua  A  T  &  Brothers,  general  mdse 

Indian  Diggings,  El  Dorado  Co,  P 
O,  25  miles  s  e  of  Placerville 

Cable  .Tobn,  saloon 

Ciuneron  Thomas,  hotel  proprietor 


Edmunson  J,  general  merchant 
Ford  S  J,  ditch  agent 

Indian  Gulch,  Mariposa  Co,  P  O, 
25  miles  w  of  Mariposa 

Casaretto  Joseph,  general  merchandise 
Lemairie  A,  general  merchandise 
Weinkler  &  Thrift,  general  merchandise 

Indian  Springs,  Nevada  Co,  P  O, 

10  miles  s  of  Nevada  City 

Raum  F,  Idacksmitb 

Hatch  H  L,  hotel  proprietor 

Tibbits  Orrin,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mkr 

Indian  Valley,  Plumas  Co,  (P  o 

address,  Taylorsville)    12  miles  n  e 
of  Quiiicy 

Knowl  M,  brewery 

Indiana  Ranch,  Yuba  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Oregon  House)  2'6  miles  n  e  of 
Marysville 

Camper  Lewis,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Iluscroft  Jobn,  attorney  at  law 
Newman  Abram,  general  mercbadise 
Smith  AVilliam,  butcher 

Inskip,  Rutte  Co,  P  O,  43  miles  n  of 
Oroville 

Butcher  R,  (^lusquito  Creek)  hotel  pro- 
prietor 
Dewey  Samuel  L.  ditch  proprietor 
Stokes  John,  ditcii  superintendent 


INYO  CO.  Organized  18<)0.  Boundaries— North  by  ISIono,  east  by  State  of 
N'l'vada,  south  by  San  Benuirdino  and  Los  Angeles,  and  west  by  Tulare  and  Kern. 
Cc  •  *"  Seat,  Independence. 

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County  Jii(1);c ,().  L.  MiUtlicws. . .  Iiule|>cndcnco . 

rdiinty  Clerk [Tlioiniis  Piissiiioro. 

District  Attorney i Tliomas  P.  Sliido  , 

Sheriff W.  A.  (Jieenly. . . . 

lit'i'oi'dcr iTliomiis  I'tissinorc. 

Tivnsurer Joliii  W.  Synnncs. 

Assessor   .lolin  F.  R  viin 


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Independence . 
Lone  Pino  . . . 


IV  1).  Jllaney Independence. 


iSiirveyor 

Coroner 

Piililic  Adniinistrntor 'B.  1).  Blimey 

Superintendent  Pnl)lie  Scliools  Josiah  Kiirl' |  " 

Supervisor,  1st  District   J.  11.  Westervill. . .  Fish  Sprinsrs 

"  2d        "         J,  U.  Hughes Independence 18C7 i*.W(> 

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lone  City,  Amaclor  Co,  (P  0  address, 
loiiu  Valley)  12  miles  w  of  Jackson 

IJamfonl  William,  jjliysieian 

ISass  &  lirowning,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Carter  II  A,  attorney  at  law 
Craner  Henry,  tobacco,  cigars,  stationery, 
Ciimming  .1,  prop  Cummiiig's  (irist  Mill 
Dennis  «&  Little,  saddle,  harness,  and  shoe 

manufactnrers 
Dosh  Charles,  general  merchandise 
DOS  1 1  EDWAUD,  Veranda  Saloon 
DUDLEY  A  K,  jyrop  Vera-ula  Hotel 
EDWAHDS  J  &  .S,  general  merchandise, 

anil  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  '^.'o 
Edwards  John,  wine  manufacturer 
Fitzsinnnons  John,  general  merchandise 
Hall  &  Harron,  i)roprietor3   Golden  Star 

Flouring  ^lills 
Haverstick  &  Leininger,  blacksmiths 
Hotrman  J  1*.  wine  manufacturer 
ISAACS    IJEKNHARD,  general   mer- 
chandise 
.JOHNSTON    JAMES  &  BROS,  pro- 
prietors Amador  and  Emjjire  ditches 
Knight  J  B,  clergyman,  (Baptist) 
Loskil  ]SI  &  Bro,  wine  growers 
MARTIN  it  GILLIS,  broom  manufact's 
Parkison  M  C,  physician  and  surgeon 
Peters  J  A,  druggist,  dentist,  and  stationer 
Raab  &  Hiittner,  lone  City  Bakery 
Rickey  D  B,  manufacturer  tin,  iron,  and 

copper  ware 
RICKEY  WILLI A:\L  wine  grower 
Scudder  W  H.  post  master 
Shakely  A,  proprietor  Arcade  Hotel 
Songer  W  J,  wagon  nniker 
Sprague  A,  ])hyfician 
Stevens  R  F,  drugs  and  stationery 
Stewart  Daniel,  groceries,  provisions,  and 

general  merciiandise 
Stump  J  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

lone  Valley,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  12 
jiiiles  w  of  Jackson,  \^  ee  lone  City) 

Iowa  Hill,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  0  miles  n 
e  of  Auburn 

Baer  Isaac,  books,  stationery,  and  varieties 

CALVIN  S  N,  bank.'r,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  P  M  and  lei  agt 

DODS  .IA]MES,  Secretary  iMorning  Star 
Cement  Mill 

Eiszler  Andrew,  boot  and  shoe  manu- 
facturer 


GARITY  OWEN,  livery  stable, biliards, 
and  licpiors 

Hawkins  (i,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  etc 

ISERMALL  LOUIS,  proprietor  Hotel 
d'  Orleans 

Kilgo  William,  blacksmith 

KING  &  BUTLER,  general  merchan- 
dise and  mining  implements 

Ladd  II  C,  clothing,  boots,  and  shoes 

Lawrence  W  1),  attorney  at  law 

Peterson  C  II,  physician 

Rosenberg  M,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  cloth- 
ing, etc 

Rutherford  John,  tannery 

SOLOMON  L,  general  merchandise 

VAN  VAC  TOR  WILLIAM,  assessor 
dist  3,  Placer  Co 

Weibel  J  B,  clergyman,  (Methodist) 

Jacinto,  Colusa  Co,  P  O,  2G  miles  n  of 
Colusa 

Bounds  Jose|)h   j  hysician 

Galland  &  Aronson,  general  merchandise 

King  F,  hntel  proprietor 

Mack  Jamc<,  merchant 

Nordyke  IM  merchant 

Ord  R  B.  attorney  at  law 

Pratt  G  W,  merchant  i 

Sparks  Isaac,  nuMchant 

I'albot  S  B,  attorney  at  law 

Thornton  J,  merchant 

Trewit  L,  jihysician 

Watson  G  AV,  merchant 

Jackson,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  county  scat 
of  Amador  Co;  legal  distances  ;  from 
Sacramento  ,'>.'»  miles,  from  Stockton 
5(5  miles,  from  San  Cjuentin  187  miles 

Allen  II  W,  propr  Union  Hotel 
Andrews  G  S.  insurance  agent,  and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  it  Co 
ARMSTRONG  JOHN  W,attorneyat  law 
Ash  Tlunnas  P.  attorney  at  law 
BARCOCK  H  E,  attorney  .at  law,  Conrt 

commissioner,  and  Notary  Public 
Bergcr  Philip,  Gate  Brewery 
BRIGGS  R  :M,  attorney  at  law,  and  dis- 
trict attorney 
Brown  A  C,  attorney  at  law 
Brown  .Tames  'V,  attorney  at  law 
BRUM  EL   M,    propr   Brumel's  Saloon, 

tobacco,  fruits,  etc 
Caminetti    B,   groceries,   provisions,  and 

li((nors 
Carroll  James,  propr  Carroll's  Hotel        ' 


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I  drugs,  and  stf 
i  Dobbins  H  H,  clei 
DRAPER  N,  can 
EVANS  &  ASI 
ional  Hotel 
;  Farley  J  T,  attorn 
It  I'\ird  H  D,  wateli  i 
«  FREEMAN  E  ( 
5  maker 

J   Freeman  Georjrc,  i 
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GORDONMW,.. 
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F)laning  mill 
IHNKLEY  T,   bi 
Ilinkley  Mine 
Iloffniann    Frank, 

Stable 
Hunt  E  G,  attorne 
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|;  IXGALLS  C  II,  u 
n:;d  stationery 
KURCZYN  C  11,  f, 
|5  mining  implenit 

I'  LEVINSKY  BRO 
and  mining  imp 
Levy  &  Bro,  dry  go 

clothing 
flails  M  A  Mrs,  mil 
Martell  &  Wells,  bl 

shoers 
Jlcntzel  Louis,    tob{ 
fMUcy  goods 
f  Mill  AVilliam,  physici 
Miller  ,1  H,  clergynii 
l'A({E  SAMUEL,, 
PALMER  E  C,  pre 
Stable  ^ 

PENRY  &  PAGE, 

patch 
I'ilt  AVilliam,  physici; 
IfKIClILING  P,  j' 

dealer  gold  dust 

HOBINSON  JOIL> 

and  U  S  assistan 

Sanuiels    Jqsepli,    d 

hoots,  etc 
SAN(;UINETTI  I 
provisions,  and  g 
Sliafer  &  Joy,  marble 
^liiirp  AY,  physician  a 
•>'i'otte  F,  blacksmith 
><1'RINGER  TH03) 
publisher  Amado 


The  PACIFIC  INSURANCE  CO.  pays  all  losseB  in  Qold  Coin. 


A.  ROMAN  ft  Co.,  Sai 


▲.  KOHIiEB.  Ban  Fnmoisoo,  Agent  for  Marohall  ft  Mittauer*a  Flanoa. 
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CONEY   LEONARD,  insurance  agent, 

drugs,  and  stationery 
Dobbins  II  H,  clergyman  (Presbyte.'ian) 
DRAPER  N,  carriajre  and  wapon  maimer 
EVANS   &   ASKEY,  proprietors  Nat- 

ional  Hotel 
I'arley  J  T,  attorney  at  law 
Ford  II  D,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 
FREEMAN   E    G,  saddle  and  harness 

maker 
Freeman  George,  postmaster 
(;1N0CCIII0   II   &  CO,  groceries  and 

fjteucral  mercliandise 
CORDON  M  "W,  attorney  at  law 
IIARTER    DANIEL,  steam   saw  and 

planing  mill 
IIINKLEY   T,   brewer,   and  proprietor 

Ilinkley  Mine 
Hoffmann    Frank,   propr   Union   Livery 

Stable 
Hunt  E  G,  attorney  at  law,  and  Notary 

Public 
INGALLS  C  II,  telegraph  agent,  drugs, 

a:^d  stationery 
KURCZYN  C  II,  groceries,  liquors,  and 

mining  implements 
LEVINSKY  BROS,  genl  merchandise, 

and  mining  implements 
Levy  &  Bro,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  and 

clothing 
Mails  M  A  Mrs,  millinery  and  dry  goods 
Martell  &  Wells,  blacksmiths  and  horse 

shoers 
^lentzei  Louis,   tobacco,   stationery,  and 

f:>.iu'y  goods 
^lill  William,  physician 
Miller  .1  II,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
I'AdE  SAMUEL,  physician  and  surgeon 
I'ALMER  E  C,  propr  Palmer's  Livery 

Stable 
I'ENRY  &  PAGE,  proprs  Amador  Dis- 
patch 
I'ilt  William,  physician 
HFICIILINCi   P,  jeweler,  assayer,  and 

dealer  gold  dust 
ROIUNSON  JOHN   A,  notary  public, 

and  U  S  assistant  assessor 
Sanuiels    Jqseph,    dry    goods,    clothing, 

boots,  etc 
SANGUINETTI   B  &    CO,   groceries, 
provisions,  and  general  merchandise 
Slialcr  &  Joy,  marble  manufacturers 
Sharp  W,  [)hysician  and  surgeon 
Sicotie  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
SPRINGER  THOMAS  A,  editor  and 
I        publisher  Amador  Weekly  Ledger 


Stuart  II  M,  dentist 
TRENSCHEL  A,  Jackson  Brewery 
TROWBRIDGE  JAMES  S,  wine  manuf 
Turner  J  F^oot,  attorney  at  law,  and  coun- 
ty judge 
Vogan  John,  propr  lone  City  and  Jackson 

Turnpike  Road 
WELLER  C,  hardware,  crockery,  agri- 
cultural implements,  etc 

Jacksonville,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  0,  10 
miles  s  e  of  Sonora 

Ackerman  D,  hotel  keeper 

Deering  Brothers,  general  merchandise 

Deering  Brothers  (Stevens  Bar)  general 

merchandise,  and  ferry 
Desler  Isaac,  livery  stable,  and  genl  mer- 
chandise 
Kirkwood  Alexander  (Rattlesnake)  genl 

merchandise 
jMunn  Daniel,  general  merchandise 
ISIunn  Daniel  (Moccasin  Creek)  genl  mdse 
Sanborn  John  (Indian  Bar)  genl  mdse 

James,  Colusa  Co,  P  O,  G5  miles  n  w 
of  Colusa 

Feder  S  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 

Jamestown,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O,  5 
miles  s  w  of  Sonora 

BECKER  O  F,  saloon 

Bettis  O  J,  blacksmith 

BUTTER  FIELD  B  F,  proprietor  Bella 

Union  Hotel,  and  genl  merchandise 
Cazaux  O.  market 
Couturier  J.  hair  dresser 
DIXON  J  Y,  saloon  proprietor,  and  agent 

Wells.  Fargo  &  Co 
Dodge  M  T,  physician 
Donovan  William,  genl  merchandise 
F^lugger  C,  boots  and  shoes 
FRIAND  LOUIS,  Crescent  City  Saloon 
Gallut  V,  fruits 

Gookin  George  D,  livery  stable 
Kce  William  &  Co,  saloon 
Lceland  R,  bakery 

Levi  A  M  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
OLIVICR  ALLFjN,  mining  superintend't 
Oppenheimer  B,  general  varieties 
Peseire  John,  livery  stable 
PRESTON  A  B,  notary  public 
Quenot  F,  fruits 

Rispi  Charles,  general  merchandise 
Severio  Ferio,  restaurant 


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JanOSVillO,  Lnsscn  Co,  P  O,  2o  miles 
of  Susiinville 

Barne3  A  H,  hotel  proprietor 

Barnes  I,  general  merchantlise 

Breed  L  N  &  Bro,  notary  public,  and  genl 

mercliandise 
Byrnes  J  D,  stock  dealer 

JaneSVille,  Shasta  Co  (P  O  address 
llorsetown)  20  miles  s  w  of  Shasta 


Arminjrton  E  R,  produce 
Dunnells  J  S  S,  general  merchandise 
Laschinsky  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Sliuflletoi)  H  H,  stock  and  grain 


Montague  J  C,  physician 
Ortoff  Henry,  blacksmith 
Philbrooks  John,  ditcli  owner 
Uaab  L,  general  merchandise 
Tennin  &  Owens,  general  merchandise 


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Kelsey,   Kldorado   Co, 
north  of  Placervillo 


P  O,  7  miles 


MciSInnnus  Thomas,  general  merchandise 
Potter  &  Co,  props  Plymouth  (Quartz  Mill 
Sawyer  J  J,  (American  Flat)  genl  mdse 
I  Siesenop  A,  hotel  proprietor 


Eelseyville,  Lake  Co,  (P  O  ad<lress, 
Uncle  Sam)  8  miles  s  e  of  Lakeport 

Jay  Hawk,  Eldorado  Co  (P  O  address  !  :(^"''^P"  '^^ , <^°'  ™'",*^" 

Green  Valley)  12  miles  w  of  Placer-  i  Jl  "^"^''  ,^''™™'  «'^^««"     ,  ^     ,. 

^jljg  ;  Ciiarmak  «fc  Levy,  general  merchandise 

'  Cox  J  L,  clergyman 


Valley) 
Carrie  &  Even,  general  merchandise 


Jenny  Lind,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  24 
miles  s  w  of  Mokelumne  Ilill 

COLE  JAMES,  propr  North  American 
House 

Johnson's  Ranch,  Sutter  Co,  P  0, 

13  miles  s  e  of  Yuba  City 

Junction  City,  Trinity  Co,  P  O,  9 
miles  west  of  Weaverville 

Felter  A  J,  attorney  at  law 
Givens  W  C,  ditch  owner 
Jackson  &  Herdle,  butchers 
Estell  M,  general  merchandise 
May  W  H,  hotel  proprietor 


Daves  Z,  livery  stable 
Diivis  W  B,  clergyman 
Dodson  W  B  H,  physician  and  hotel  pro- 
prietor 
Elgin  G  D,  physician 
Jacobus  J  F,  wheelwright 
Levy  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Mayfield  A,  saloon  j 

Moore  B  L  «&  Co,  saw  mill  I 

Nobles  S  B,  blacksmith 
Ogle  Barton,  clergyman 
Reeves  &  S[)ringer,  cattle  d(  alers 
Sill  Dr,  physician  I 

Kentucky  Ranch,  Butte  Co,  (P 

O  address,  Bangor)  14  miles  s  e  of 

Oroville  ^ 

Flood  R,  general  merchandise  i 


KERN  CO.  Organized  18GG.  Boundaries— North  by  Tulare,  east  by  Tiiyo 
and  San  Bernardino,  south  by  Los  Angeles,  and  west  by  San  Luis  Obispo.  County 
Seat,  Havilah. 

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OFFICE. 


Count  J'  JikIkc 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Sheritr 

Hgcorder 

Treasurer 

Assessor  

Surveyor 

Coroner   

Public  Administrator 

Supcrintcn't  Puldic  Schools  . .  < 
Supervisor,  1st  District.. , 

2d         "... 

3d         "     ... 


INCUMBENT. 


UESIDENCE. 


Term  Explros. 


Frank  Iluniiston.. 
Henry  D.  Bequctto 
E.  E.  Calhoun.. 
William  B.  Ross 
Henry  D.  Bcquctte 
D.  A.  Sinclair.. . 
R.  B.  Sajjeley  . . . 
Thomas  Baker . . 
Joseph  Lively  . . . 
Joseph  Lively  . . . 

J.  R.  Riley 

H.  Uammcl 

J.  J.  Rhymes.. .. 
S.  A.  Bishop  .... 


Havilah Man'y,  18G8 

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Jan'y,  1868. 

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Sept.  1867 


SAI.AIIV. 


Kern  Island 
Havilah.... 


Linn's  Valley. 
Fort  Tejon . . . 


Sl,200prann 
Fees. 
Sept.,  1867. .  \$M0  pcrann. 
Fees. 


1867. 
1868. 
1869. 


*5  per  day. 


Keep  Callfomia  Capital  in  California.   Insure  in  the  PACIFIC. 


jKemville,  Kei 

of  Havilah 

j  Clark  L,  grocery  ji 
,  Cimirnings  J  Mrs, 
ii  FIEDLER  F,Hs, 
.HAMILTON  AD 
'  postmaster,  an 

Luce  A,  (Kelsey  ( 

KLAMATH 

I'iist  by  Siskiyou  ar 
Ocean.     County  So 


OFFin;. 

County  .Iiidge 

It  County  Clerk .'.'."' 

District  Attorney  . 

Slicrirt- .....";,' 

Hocorder .'.'.'" 

Tronsurer .'.'."* 

.Assessor '  *    ' 

.Surveyor  ......!].]'* 

Coroner .'.'."" 

I'lililic  Administrator 
Siipcrinlcndent  I'uMic  S*( 
Siiiiervisor,  1st  District. 

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Knight's  Ferry, 

Co  Seat  of  Stani. 

j        fances:  from  Sa 

from   Stockton,  - 

Quentin,  170  mi 

Harnes  F  S,  Washin' 
liartlett  A  T,  saddle  i 
Haddington  M,  saloon 
Coleman  J  S,  physicij 
CONNER   JOHN 

wheelwright 
n.ikin  &  Minor,  black 
J)ingley  S,  propr  Dinj 
Knsleii  William,  mark 
Finiieson  I),  livery  stn 
Foster  P  B,  saddler 

<;ai{dner  H  C,  li 

JHLL  C  S  S,  general 
iloiiigsberger  &  Lengf 
UNE  THOS  W,  pr 
LOCKE  DM,8uperi 
Bridge 

Lotiman  E  &  J,  genen 
J'ALMER  &  ALLEI^ 
dise  and  agents  V 
i  arker  D,  blacksmith 

A.  ROSLAN  A  Co., 


A.  KOHIiEB,  Ban  Franoiioot  importa  Foreign  and  American  Inatrumenta  for  Bands. 


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Eemville,  Kern  Co,  P  0, 12  miles  n  e 
of  Iliivilali  ^ 

Clark  L,  grocery  and  billinrds 
Ciinimin<if<  J  Mrs,  hotel  and  boarding 
FIEDLER  F,  assajer 
HAMILTON  ADAM,  Renernl  merchant, 

postmaster,  and  express  agent 
Luce  A,  (Kelsey  Canon)  general  mdso 


KeySVille,  Kem  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Kt'rnvilie)  10  miles  n  e  ol"  Ilavilah 
and  DO  miles  a  u  of  Visalin 

Marsh  &  Kennedy,  general  merchandise 

EingStOn,  Fresno  Co,  P  O,  30  miles  s 

of  Alillertoii 
Bliss  Oliver  II,  postmaster,  telegraph  ngt, 

and  ferryman 


KLAMATH  CO.  Organized  in  IS'.l.  lioundaries— North  by  Del  Norte, 
I'iist  by  Siskiyou  and  Trinity,  south  by  Trinity  and  Humboldt,  and  'vest  by  Pacitic 
Ocean.     County  Sent,  Orleans  IJar. 


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INCIMIIKNT. 


Iir.SIDKNCK. 


Tcnn  Kxplrcs. 


SALARY. 


County  .Imlp;c lohn  T.  Carey. 

li  t'otinty  Clerk Beliv  W.  Jenks. 

Distriet  Attorney Iiimcs  U.  I'olk . . . .  i       "       

Slieriti" .Tlionins  M.  Brown'       "       

Ki'cordor Hela  W.  Jenks . . . .  i       "       

Tronsurcr Fumes  Dshora "       

Assessor |\Villiam  Cliilds. . .  Trinidad 

Surveyor Vacant 

Coroner i       "       I 

I'nlilie  Administrator i       "      j 

Siiperintenilent  I'liltlie  Schools  John  II.  Hand....  Sawyer's  Bar 

,Sii|(ervisor,  1st  District William  F.  Shelton  Bi;;  IJar 

"  ad       "        Fohn  A.  IVarcli . . .  Drieans  Bar | 

"  3d       "        lAuRUStus  Walters.  South  Fork  Salmon  I 


Orleans 1870  1*1 ,000  pr  ann 

"       March,    1808  Fees. 

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Knight's  Perry,  Stani.«laus  Co,  P  O, 
Co  Seat  of  Stanii?iaus  Co.  Legal  dis- 
tances :  from  Sacramento,  85  miles ; 
from  Stockton,  40  miles ;  from  San 
Quentin,  170  miles 

Hiu-nes  F  S.  Washington  Hotel 

liarllett  A  T,  saddle  and  harness 

Biuldington  M,  saloon 

Coleman  J  S,  phy.-»ician 

CONNER   JOHN    L,   blacksmith    and 

wheelwright 
Dnkin  &  Minor,  blacksmiths 
Dingley  S,  propr  Dingley's  Hotel 
Knslen  William,  market 
Finiieson  D,  livery  stable 
Foster  P  B,  saddler 
(lARDNER  H  C,  livery  stable 
IIIIiL  CSS,  general  merchandise 
llonigsberger  &  Lengfeld,  general  mdso 
LANE  THOS  W,  propr  Lane's  Hotel 
LOCKE  D  M,  superintendent  Stanislaus 
'        Bridge 

Lottman  E  &  J,  general  merchandise 
PALMER  &  ALLEN,  general  merchan- 
dise and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 
Parker  D,  blacksmith 


Randall  B,  general  merchandise 
Scheil  A,  attorney  at  law 
Sehell  G  W,  attorney  at  law 
STAKES  A  G,  attorney  at  law 
TULLOCH  D  W,  Stanislaus  Mills 

Knight's  Landing,  Yolo  Co,  (P  O 

address,  Grafton)  la  miles  n  of  Wood- 
land 

Bailey  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Barnes  J  E,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Case  &  Goodhue,  general  merchandise 
DITNNIGAN  A  W,  propr  Yolo  House 
DYER  EDWARD,  propr  Union  Hotel 
GARDNER    ROBERT,   owner   Eagle 

Steam  Flouring  Mills 
Goodhue  J  II,  postmaster 
Ilamblin  II  P,  teacher 
May  John  C,  saddles  and  harness 
McClintock  J  R,  carpenter  and  wagon  mkr 
IMILLER  J  S,  physician 
]Mills  Alex,  tinware  manufacturer 
IMorey  II  C,  physician 
RAVELEY  S  W,  commission  merchant, 

agent  C  S  N  Co  and  Wells,  Fargo 

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Rodolpli  S  F,  physician 
SMITH  J  S,  blac'liHinilh 
SMITH  S  R,  carpenter  and  Imllder 
Snowball  J  W,  attorney  at  law 
THOAIAS  &   LAUGENOUR,  general 
mcrcliandise 

KnightSVille,  Sonoma  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Calistogu)  lo  miles  n  of  Santa 
Ro.«n 

Brooksliire  E,  Justice  of  the  Peace  and 

propr  IJrooksliire  House 
Brooksliire  TJ,  saloon 
Sensibaugh  G  A,  blacksmith 

KnOXVille,  Lake  Co,  P  O,  45  miles  e 
of  Lakcport 

Dyer  John  F,  hotel  proprietor 

Lake   ]Manf  Co,  miners  and  quicksilver 

refiners 
Mahon  Frank,  postmaster 
Mahon  Franklin,  chemist  and  assayer 
Quicksilver  Mining  Co 

La  Grange,  Stanislaus  Co,  P  O,  18 
miles  8  e  of  Knight's  Ferry 

Boquero,  Pachc  &  Co,  gcnl  merchandise 
Davis  George,  hotel  proprietor 
Floto  Willian),  hotel  proprietor 
Randall  R  B,  general  merchandise 
Reedy,  Dye  &  Co,  proprs  flouring  mills 
Rudolph  John,  saloon 
Saunders  W  C,  physician 
Simon  &  Jacobs,  (general  merchandise 
Vignois  John,  general  merchandise 
Williams  J,  saloon 
Williams  J  S,  varieties 

La  Porte,  Plumas  Co,  V  0,  88  miles 
n  e  of  Marysville 

BLAIR  JAMES  D,  physician,  apothe- 
cary, and  druggist 

BRANDT  &  CONLON,  proprs  Union 
Hotel 

BREWSTER  S  T,  propr  Marysville  and 
Howland  Flat  stage  line,  etc 

Buckley  Henry,  saloon 

Carter  Jonas,  surveyor 

Cohn  Elken,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

CONLY  JOHN  &  CO,  bankers 

Crew  Alex  H,  insurance  agent  and  supt 
La  Porte  Express 

Eagan  Michael,  saloon 

Engel  Jacob  M,  tobacconist  and  fancy 
goods 


Engel  IVIosea  ]M,  groceries,  hardware,  and 
crockery 

French  L  W,  dentist 

Gordon  T  &  Co,  wholesale  and  retail  gro- 
ceriPff',  provisions,  licjuors,  etc 

Guyot  ^Inw,  proprietor  Hotel  de  France 

Haymond  Creed,  attorney  at  law 

Heitzig  A  W,  butcher 

HILL  &  BRYANT,  restaurant 

Howard  Frederick,  Justice  of  the  Pence 

Jacobs  Wolf,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Joseph  &t  Rosenberg,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 

Kingdon  William,  boot  maker 

Koppel  Victor,  general  merchant  and  tin 
and  sheet  iron  worker 

Langley  Miles  T,  proprietor  Empire  livery 
stable 

Lundquist  Erick,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 

McKANNA  JOHN,  wholesale  liquors 

]Miller  John,  boot  maker 

Mullen  &  Co,  Eagle  Livery  Stable 

O'Grady  P  J,  attorney  at  law 

Paine  Bradford  T,  boot  maker 

PATTON  ROBT  T,  groceries 

Robinson  Amos,  stoves,  tinware,  crock- 
ery, etc 

RUSSELL  SULLIVAN  S,  blacksmith 

Schuster  Frederick,  proprietor  La  Porte 
Brewery 

Thomas  John  H,  postmaster 

Wait  &  Kidder,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Wardley  George  S,  physician 

Weston  Horatio  G,  butcher 

WHEELER  &  THOMAS,  groceries, 
fancy  poods,  etc 

WILLARD  EMORY  L,  druggist  and 
apothecary,  stationery,  etc  i 

Lafayette,  Contra  Costa  Co,  P  0,  11 
miles  8  w  of  Martinez 

BROWN  L  INI,  general  merchant  and  hotel 
proprietcr 

Brown  Warren,  proptr  stage  line  to  Oak- 
land, Martinez,  etc 

Connor  J  W,  wheelwright 

HAMMETT  GEORGE  W,  Justice  of| 
the  Peace  and  butcher 

Molter  C,  harness  maker 

SHREVE  B,  agent  Bamber  &  Go's  Exi 
press,  postmaster  and  general  mer-j 
chant 

STANDISH  P  II,  Lafayette  Flourinjl 
Mills 


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Assessor 

Surveyor .\  ' 

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Siiperitiuiideiit  I'lil.lJei' 
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Lake  House,  s,, 

ll  miles  s  e  of  Sac 

Duden  f  Jeorge  E,  bl 
i  Inglis  (Jeorge,  postni 

It 

I  Lake  Valley,  E 

li  address,  Talioe) 

Ij  cervilie  (see  Tal 

I  Lakeport,  Lake 

»  of  Lake  County,! 

Sacramento,  12(1 
ton,  !(;-,  miles;! 
l<{o  miles 

Hurton  A  11,  clergyi 
I  Cliarmak  II  &  Co,  gi 
Coini  H,  general  mei) 
Crawford  AVoods,  aftf 
l>o\vnes  J  S,  physiciiJ 
<iiewell  .Jacob,  clergj 
Gidly  W  T,  clergyml 
hij,'ram  J  C  W.  clerg| 
JIi'Leod  A  C,  hotel "] 
Mann  O  A,  attorney 
O'Shea  .JoJm,  saddle  , 
Ousley  Henry,  physiJ 
j'SillHCphysiciai  1 
'^itton  S  P.  clergymal 
j  fjpurlock  W  A,  clergi 

A.  BOMAN  &  ao.,\ 


A.  KOHZJDB,  San  Fnmolsoo,  Importer  uid  dealer  In  Muelo  Books. 


STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


157 


Sliinn<;e  II  M,  Notary  Public 
Tlionifion  Pett-r,  blaek^mith 


1  Arnold  II,  |>ropriotor  Arnold's  Hotel 
I  IJrcnioiid  M,  hotel  proprietor 
J  Cree^ian  Janiei>,   pro^»r   Lake    City    Saw 
Lake  City,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address,  i  Mill 

INIeadow  Lake)  105  miles  n  e  of  Sac- :  Henry  William,  ngt  Eureka  Water  Co 
lamento  City  Murks  &  Co,  bankers 

LAKE  CO.  Organized  18G1.  Iloundaries— North  by  Mendocino,  east  by 
Yolo  and  Colusa,  south  by  Na|)a,  and  west  by  Sonoma  and  ISIendoeino.  Estimated 
area,  twenty-seven  hundred  scpuire  miles.     County  Seat,  Lakeport. 

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OKFICi;. 


ISCt'MllKNT. 


UKSinKNCK. 


Tirm  Explrtw.  I      SALAUV. 


Miirel 


I    Comity  .Tiiil:!C Jitmc8  I).  Ilollowiiy  Lukoport 

^    County  (.'lork Surslicl  Hyiitini...  "       

I)i:<trict  Attoriicv \V(m»iIs  Cniwt'ofil  .  "       '     " 

Sliorirt". .' I.Foliii  C.  CriKlcr...  "       i     " 

ItoconU'r '  Surslicl  Hyniiiii ...  "       " 

'rri'iisurer iilolili  IJ.  ("onk  .,,.'•         "       j      " 

Assessor Nii'lioliis  IMil-Iuii  . . '         '•       " 

.Survi'vor liowis  T.  Miisick . .  "       |     " 

Coroner Vneiint ■ ; 

I'lililie  Ailiiiiiiistriitnr "      i    ' 

SiipeniitiiicU'iit  I'lililie  SeliuolH  A.  P.  McCiirty . ...  Lnki'|)ort Miircl 

Supervisor,  1st  District !>.  1).  Jones Kiioxville /^i"!''' 

"         2U         "       ;Juliii  H.  Jitniison. .  Liilveport j     " 

"         .•}(!         "      1  Colenuui  C.  Hire  .   Upper  Liiko |     " 


I8t'>8 


*l,000prann 

Fees. 

StiOO  per  ann. 

«!G()()  und  fees 

Fees. 


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18fi7.. 


i?IOO  pcrnnn. 
I'ertlieni. 


Lake  House,  Saeramento  Co,  P  O,  C 

12  miles  s  e  of  Sacramento 

It 

K  Uiiden  Cleorge  E,  blsieksmith 

li  Iiiglis  (Jeorgt?,  postmaster 

Lake  Valley,  El  Dora.lo  Co,  (P  o 

address,  Tahoe)  GO  miles  c  of  Pla- 
cerville  (sec  Tahoe) 

f,  Lakeport,  Lake  Co,  P  O,  Comity  Seat 
of  Lake  County,  legal  distances :  from 
Sacramento,  120  miles;  from  Stock- 
ton, 1  (5;')  miles ;  from  San  Quentin, 
I'M)  miles 

Hiirton  AH,  clergyman 
Charmak  II  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Cohn  II,  general  merchandise 
Crawford  AVoods,  attorney  at  law 
Downes  J  S,  physician 
(liewell  .Jacob,  clergyman 
Oiiily  W  T,  clergyman 
In^'iam  J  C  W.  clergyman 
llfLeod  A  C,  hotel  proprietor 
Miinn  O  A,  attorney  at  law 
O'Siicu  .John,  saddle  and  harness  maker 
Ousley  Henry,  physician 
'  Sill  H  C,  physician 
I  Sitton  S  P,  clergyman 
j  Spurlock  W  A,  clergyman 


Thompson  .1  II,  attorney  at  law 
Welsh  S  K,  attorney  r.t  law 
WINCHKSTEIl  L  D,  attorney  at  law 
and  druggist 

Lakeville,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles 
s  e  of  Santa  liosa 

Madler  Steiihen,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright 
3Iills  Niles.  postmaster 

Lancha  Plana,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  12 
miles  s  w  of  Jackson 

Boarman  Charles,  physician 

Earl  L  IM,  boots  and  shoes 

Gainanche  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker 
Josis  John,  hotel  and  bakery 
Northrop  A  F,  hotel  propiietor 
PALME  11  &  WOOLSEY,  dry  goods  and 

groceries 
PALMER  J  W  D,  postmaster 
Palmer  R  W,  (Union  Center)  liquors  and 

provisions 
Rose  Fred,  groceries,  drugs,  etc 

LangWOrth,  Stanislaus  Co,  P  O,  on  s 
side  of  Stanislaus  River,  2o   miles 


A.  BOISAN  ft  Oo..  Ban  Franoisoo.   School  Books,  Juvenile  and  Toy  Books,  Oamest  eto 


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NORTH  AMBRIOA  LIFB3  INSURANOB  CO.,  Foliolei  guarantead  by  State  of  Now  York, 


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PACIFIC     COAST     IlUSINErtS     DIRECTORY. 


s  c  of  Stockton  and  IC  miles  below    IIcntlriekH  N  W,  iDnniifaftnrer  broonn 


Kniglil's  Kerry 
niinds  J  C.  ";''i"'riil  meivliaiulisc 


IIiiglu'M  William  N,  hotel  proprietor  am] 
lerryman 


Fairbanks .HJ, manufacturer ofbarvcting   Lnng>vortl.y  II,  postmaster  and   general 

°  '  produce 


maclimes 

Hamlin  T  T,  attorney  at  law  and  super 
intendent  eoinniou  seliuols 


Stewart  S  V,  mechanic 
Watts  Ifaac,  nieehanie 


LASSEN  CO.  Organized  IftOI.  Unundarics— North  l;y  Siskiyou,  east  In- 
State  of  Nevada,  South  by  Sierra  and  IMumas,  west  by  I'lumas  and  Shasta.  County 
Seat,  Susanville. 

O  l"  F  1  C  E  II  S  . 


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OKKICK. 


IN(  rM»KST. 


UKSIDKNCK. 


■rcrin  Kxplron.        MAI.AHV 


Win.  11.  Harrison.  Sii.sanvillu .Fmi'v  1,  IH7(» 

Marcli,  \»m. 


Comity  Clerk 'Allicrt  A.  Smith 

District  Attorney Jsaae  N.  Koop  . . 

Slieritl' '. I  Frank  Drake .... 

Rciorcler Alliert  A.  Snii 

Treasurer K.  D.  IJowinan . . 

Assessor Win.  C.  KiTi;:sluii 

Surveyor Kiton  li.  Nieoles . 

Coroner Fames  lliit<'liin;;s . .  Jancsvillc  . . . 

I'lililio  Adnilnistratiir lames  lliiteliiims  .  " 

Su])crinten(li'nt  I'ulilic  Schools  Co.  ("!lerk  ex  otlicio  Susanviile. . . 

Sujiervisor,  1st  District II.  Clay  Stoi'kton.  " 

"  2il        "      Thomas  11.  Kpley.  .FanesvillR  .. , 

"  ;til        "      Alvara  Kvaiis  . . . .  Lon-'Vallcv. 


SSOOprann. 
I'Y-es. 

$400  prnnn. 
Fees. 


chmond. 
Misanville. 


II 

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I'er  (lieni. 

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Foes. 

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II 

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Last  Chance,  (or  Clifton)  riacer  Co, !  Leitch  &  Kettle's  Perry,  Stt.ni.. 

(P  O  address   Michigan  IJluif),    15  |.,„^    (-^^    p    q     h    ^^^^^^g    ,,..io„. 


miles  n  e  of  Auburn 

.Tansen  M,  hotel  jiroprietor 
Kilbourn  W  L,  mining  jstore 

Latrobe,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  (),  on  Pla- 
cerville  iiiid  Saciiunento  Vsiiley  11  U, 
37  miles  e  of  Sacramento  Ciiy 

Barber  T  A,  physician 
Couch  &  Ilill.proprs  Sacramf^nto,  ^Mokel- 
umne  Hill,  and  Fiddletown  stage  lines 
Davis  A  G.  postmaster 
Edwards  C  AV,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mkr 
Grogan  M,  blacksmith 
Hazelton  A  C,  agent  Latrobe  Milhs 
Kirkland  William,  country  store 
Miller  .J  H,  propr  Miller's  Hotel 
Miller  .1  S,  agent  W  L  Perkins  &  Co 
Moulty  George  W,  saddle  and  ha'  less  mkr 
Perkins  W  L  &  Co,  foi-warding  and  com- 
mission merchants 
Ressegnie  A,  wagon  maker 
RIEBSAM  &  ADAMS,   groceries  and 

provisions 
Sherwood  W  C,  carriage  painter 
Walker  Bros,  proprs  Latrobe  House 
Williams  John,  blacksmith 


Knight's  Ferry 

Kottl(!  Marion,  postmaster 

Leitch  &  Kottle,  proprietors  ferry  \ 

Lewiston,  Trinity  Co,  P  O,  12  miles 
n  e  of  Weaverville 

I  Arn  John,  (Rush  Creek),  general  mdsc 
Burns  .lohn,  attorney  at  law 
Ervin  .lohn,  attorney  at  law 

!  Fo.\  W  L  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Frey  &  Rantztiu,  general  merchandise 
How  &  liogar,  hotel  proprietors 
Huot  J,  (Eastman's)  general  merchaiulisc 

Lexington,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  0,  1:' 
miles  s  w  of  San  Jose 

;  Adams  (ieorge  N.  pipe  manufacturer 
Chase  S  H  &  J  W,  lumber  dealers 

I  Elledge  &  Seanor,  blacksmiths 

I  Hall  W  S,  wheelwright 
Lyndon  J  W,  lumber,  groceries,  etc 

I  ]Mc^Iurtry  W  S,  physician 

I  PADDOCK  I  E,  blacksmith,  hotel  keeper. 

I  and  postmaster 

I  Santa  Clara  Petroleum  Company 


Hi 

I  Linden,  San  .loaqi 

■'         e  of  Stockton 

Cane  &  Smith,  gener 
Davenport  &  Oxtoby 
■    >'idl<'y  &  Boardma.) 
'^"'"•-•y  1*  W,  Justice 
•/'llz  Sanmel  .7,  cons 
•iceman  M  K  &  ,1  I 
all  M  IF,  physician 
Howard  B  C,  clei-gyn 
1  Hynerson  &   Wasley 
I         Flour  Mills 
t  Shaw  Albert,  cler'ryn 
•Smith  Isaac  S,  postm, 

[Lisbon,    Placer  C 
Auburn 

Applegate  (Jeorge  W 

Little  Lake,  Men, 

'        miles  11  w  of  Uki 


Little  River,  Met 

miles  a  of  Mendo 

J:FisI.erEB,J,otelnro 
ptickney,  Coombs  & 

I       and  lumber  manu 
ptickney,    Coombs  & 
Bridge  Company 


Tbe  FACIE'IC  INSUBANCE  Co.  The  largest  Galifomia  Inauranoe  Co. 


MA80N  *  HAMIilN'B  ORGANS.    A.  KORLBR,  Aicent,  San  Frftnoiaoo. 


STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


'  Liberty.  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  0, 20  miles  j 

Alexiinilcr  P,  general  merciinndisc 
Alport  Williiun,  general  niereliondi«e 
Aiirol  R,  pliysician 
Hiinds  A,  hotel  proprietor 

Lincoln,  Plucer  Co,  P  O,  18  miles  w 
of  Aiiliiini 

Apperson  J  E,  wagon  maker 

ISarneA  John,  postinnstcr 
;  15LACK    &    HOFFMAN,  sadille    and 
liarne.ijj  makers 

CuUum  George,  propr  Logan  House 

l)u  liois  A  S,  pliysiieian 

l)u  Boirt  W  C,  drugs,  medicines,  station- 
ery, etc 

Friohette  P,  hlaeksmilh 

Hamilton  J  T,  physician 

llickey  L,  lilacksmith 

Whittenhall  H,  propr  Ikninard  House 

Zicgenbein   John,  general  merchant  and 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Linden,  San  Joaquin  Co,  PO,  12  miles 
e  of  Stockton 

Ca:*e  it  Smith,  general  merchandise 
Davenport  it  Oxtoby,  wagon  makers 
Dudley  &  Hoardman,  hotel  proprietors 
Dudley  P  W,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Foltz  Sanmel  J,  constable 
Freeman  M  K  «&  J  K,  physicians 
Hall  M  H,  ]iliysieian 
Howard  IJ  C,  clergyman  (Methodist  S) 
Kynerson  &.  Wasley,  projirietors  Linden 

Flour  Mills 
Sliaw  Albert,  clergyman  (^lethodist) 
1  Smith  Isaac  S,  postmaster 

Lisbon,   Placer   Co,   10  miles  n  e  of 
Auburn 

Applegate  (Jeorge  AV,  general  mdse 

Little  Lake,  Mendocino  Co,  P  O,  20 
miles  n  w  of  Ukiah  City 

Willets  &  Hobart,  general  merchants 

Little  River,  ISIendocino  Co,  P  0, 10 
miles  s  of  Mendocino 

Fisher  E  B,  hotel  proprietor 
i  Stickney,  Coombs  &  Co,  genl  merchants 

and  lumber  manufacturers 
[Stickney,   Coombs  &   Kent,   Big    River 

Bridge  Company 


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Little  York,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  12 

miles  s  e  of  Nevada  City 

Dodge  B  W,  |)ostmaster 
Gritiiths  B  J,  mining  store 
Regan  John,  mining  store 

LOCkeford,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  O,  IG 
miles  n  e  of  Stockton 

Andri>ws  Jonathan,  wagon  maker 

Cahill  Philip,  blacksmith 

(lernsey  A  A,  clergyman 

(jiorham  Josiah,  hotel  proprietor 

Kellogg  K  W  wagon  maker 

Kelt  Francis,  harness  maker 

Kolman,  Nelson  &  Co,  general  nulse 

Locke  I)  J,  physician 

Locke  I)  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Locke  Luther,  postmaster 

Oliver  W,  clergyman 

Peters  George  S,  carpenter 

Sabiu  S  P,  blacksmith 

Shaw  C  it  Son,  boot  and  shoe  manfs 

Sherden  it  Smith,  butchers 

Taylor  Robert,  blacksmith 

Tower  Addison,  painter 

Walker  K  D,  physician 

Locust  Shade,  San  Joa(iuin  Co,  P  O, ; 
11  miles  from  Stockton 

Lone  Star,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  G  miles  n 
of  Auburn 

Long  Bar,  Yuba  Co,  P  0, 1 1  miles  n  e 
of  Marysvillo 

Perry  J,  orchanlist  and  wine  grower 
Sexey  Charles  E,  general  merchant 

Long  Valley,  Mendocino  Co,  45  miles 
n  of  I'kiah  City 

Sargeant  G  W,  physician 
Simpson,  White  it  Co,  general  merchants 
and  hotel  proprietors 

Longville,  Plumas  Co,  P  O,  31  miles 
n  of  Quincy 

Miller  Andrew,  postmaster 
Windham  W,  general  merchandise 
Wood  A  G,  hotel  proprietor 

Los  Angeles,  Los  Angeles  Co,  P  O, 
County  seat  of  Los  Angeles  County, 
and  incorporated  city,  2u  miles  from 
the  coast,  and  480  miles  s  e  of  San 
Francisco.  Legal  distances :  from 
Sacramento,  5.50  miles ;  from  Stock- 
ton, 550  miles;  from  San  Quentin, 

1  440  miles 


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A.  BOMAir  ft  OO.    The  only  exoluaive  Book  Store  on  the  Paoiflo  Coast. 


NOBTH  AMEBIC  A  TilVB  INSTTBANOB  OO.  The  best  company  In  the  United  States. 


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Officers. — Cliristovnl  Agnilar,  Mayor. 
Murray  INIorrison,  (President)  John  Schu- 
maclier,  John  King,  E  II  Workman,  M 
Morris,  A  F  Coroncil,  Louis  lloeder,  Coun- 
cilmen  ;  William  C  Warren,  Marshal ;  A 
J  King,  Attorney  ;  J  F  Burns,  Treasurer ; 
W  Johnson,  Clerk. 

Abhott  William,  furniture,  Main 

Aillaud  H,  saloon  and  billiards,  Los  An- 
geles 

Allen  James,  furniture,  Main 

Ballo  Antonia,  groceries 

Banner  &  Co,  market,  "Msun 

Banning  Phineas  &  Co,  forwarding  and 
commission  merchants.  Main 

Benedict  E  A,  general  merchandise.  Main 

BENJAMIN  SOION,  boots  and  shoes 

Blumentiial  Isaac,  dry  goods 

Bohen  Daniel,  jeweler 

BoUo  Santiago,  general  merchandise.  Main 

Breuzin  >S,  stoves  and  tinware,  Aliso 

liUFFUM  WILLIAM  M,  wines  and 
liquors 

CAMPBELL  THORNTON  P,  grocer- 
ies and  liquors 

Carrillo  Juan,  clerk,  with  I  Cohen,  IMain 

Caswell  &  Ellis,  general  merchandise,  Los 
Angeles 

CHILDS  M  W,  general  mdse,  Los  An- 
geles 

CLANCY  D  S,  hotel  proprietor 

COIIN  I,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 

Cohn  Josejili,  general  merchandise 

Crawford  J  S,  dentist 

Dalton  Henry,  (Asuza  Rai»ch)  fruit  and 
grain 

DEN  RICHARD  S,  physician,  ;Main 

DliS  AUTELS,  N,  general  merciiandise, 
Aliso 

Diller  C,  boots  and  shoes 

Ducommun  C,  general  merchandise,  watch- 
es, etc.  Main 

FLUHR  CHRIST,  proprietor  Lafayette 
hotel,  M'lin 

FORSTER  F,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright, Aliso 

FRANKLIN  DkWITT  C,  dentist.  Main 

Friar  Antonio,  restaurant.  Main 

Garcia  Domingo,  general  merchandise, 
IVIain 

Garibaldi  Juan,  fruit  and  confectionery, 
Alain 

GAUTIHER  F  &  CO,  grocers 

GLASSELL  &  CHAPMAN,  attorneys 
at  law,  Spring 


Goldstein  M,  restaurant,  Los  Angeles 
GOLLER  JOHN,  carriage  and  wagon 

maker,  Los  Angeles 
1  lammel  William,  groceries 
Hart  L,  market  Main 
HARVEY  C  L  &  CO,  groceries  and  liq- 
uors, INIain 
ITAY'WARD  A  B,  physician.  Main 
HEINSCH  II,  saddles  and  harness,  Los 

Angeles 
HELLIMAN  &  CO,  hardware,  tobacco. 

stationery,   musical   instruments,  etc 
Ilellman  I  M,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  etc, 

]Main 
Ilellman  I   W,  dry  goods  and   clothing, 

Main 
HENDERSON  A  J,  livery  stable,  Main, 
HICKS  J  D  &  CO,  stoves  and  tinware, 

Los  Angeles 
Isnord  Victor,  general  variety  store.  Main 
Jarcia  Y^^jnacio,  agent  for  Temple's  estate, 

JMain 
Jones  J,  general  merciiandise,  Los  Ange- 
les 
JUNGE  ADOLPII,  drugs  and  medicine^ 

Main 
Kalisher  W  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Los  Angeles 
KARAOLOFF  D  E.  clerk.  Main 
KELLER    MATIIEW,    general    mer- 

chandise  and  wine  grower 
Kewen  «fc  Howard,  attorneys  at  law 
KING  A  J  &  CO,  proprietors  of  the  Los 

Angeles  News,  Commercial 
KING  JOHN  &  CO,  Bella  Union  Hotel, 

Main 
KOIILER&  FROHLING,  wine  grow- 

ors 
KREMER  M  &  CO,  dry  goods 
LANDER  JAMES  H,  attorney  at  l.w 
LAZARD  S  &  CO,  general  merciiandise 

and  dry  goods,  Los  Angeles 
Leahy  T,  boots  and  shoes,  jNIain 
Leciiler  G  W  &  Co,  saloon,  ]\Iain 
Leventhal    Elias,   g(!neral     merchandise. 

Los  Angeles 
LEVY  LOUIS,  Dry  goods  and  clothing, 

Los  Angeles 
Levy  Simon,  cigars  and  tok-xcco,  Main 
LOVETT  W  E  &  CO,  proprietors  Over 

land  Stage  line  to  San  Jos6 
Mallard  J  S,  boots  and  clothing 
Mappa  A  G,  Dep  County  Assessor,  l^Iaii 
MarchesseauU  D,  Supt  City  Water  Woik 

Main 
]Mayer  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  Main 


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These  works  have 
parativeljr  small  begin 
larged  facilities ;  until 
or  any  similar  one  in  t 

Our  patterns  in  va 
classes  of  machinery,  a 
•killful  workmen,  and 
»nd  in  the  most  workn 
onr  supplies  from  first 
frequently  paid  for  infe 
the  varioos  branches  ol 
We  would  call  pai 
ufacture  for  this  coast 
economical  and  perfect 
or  Boiler  Work  promp 


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MACHINE,  BOILER,  F0R6INC  AND 

PATTERN  AND  WOOD  WORK  DEPARTMENTS, 
DRAWING  AND  LIBRARY  ROOMS,  AC. 

CODDARD  &  CO.,  PROPRIETORS. 


IBA  P.  BANKI!>?. 


ALBEKT  P.  BKAYTON. 


A.  C.  AUSTIN. 


These  works  have  now  been  in  soccessful  operation  for  the  past  sixteen  years.  From  a  coru- 
paratirely  small  bcfj^inning  in  the  year  1850,  its  incrensing  patronaiB^e  has  each  vcar  demanded  en- 
larged facilities  ;  until  our  establishment,  in  all  its  appointments,  will  compare  favorably  with  that 
of  anv  similar  one  in  the  country. 

Our  patterns  in  variety  and  extent  are  nnsnrpansed  ;  embracing  the  latest  improvements  in  all 
classes  of  machinery,  adapted  to  nse  on  this  coast.  Oar  several  departments  are  well  equipped  with 
skillful  workmen,  and  efficient  tools  ;  enabling  us  to  execute  all  orders  intrusted  to  as  promptly, 
and  in  the  most  workmanli'  >  manner.  With  ample  facilities  for  doing  work,  as  also  for  procuring 
onr  supplies  from  first  han'  a,  we  are  enabled  to  give  our  customers  fir8^cla8s  machinery,  at  prices 
frequently  paid  for  inferior  work.  The  most  skulful  designing  and  engineering  talent,  applying  to 
the  varioas  branches  of  mechanical  work,  constantly  at  the  service  of  our  customers. 

We  would  call  particular  attention  to  the  fact,  that  we  have  secured  the  excloAive  right  of  man- 
ufacture for  this  coast  of  the  celebrated  Hartford  Enoihb,  which  is  conceded  to  m  the  most 
economical  and  perfect  working  engine  now  in  use.  Orders  for  all  classes  of  Machinery,  Castings, 
or  Boiler  Work  promptly  executed  at  the  most  reasonable  rates. 

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CHICKBHINO'S 


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The  spacious  and  elegantly  furnished  buildings  of  this  Institution,  situated  upon 
the  healthy  and  picturesque  peninsula  of  Alameda,  (opposite  San  Francisco)  are  now 
open,  for  the  reception  of  patients  suffering  from  DEMENTIA,  and  all  other  CER- 
EBRAL and  NERVOUS  DISORDERS.  The  location  is  easy  of  access,  free 
from  cold  winds  and  fogs,  surrounded  by  extensive  oak  parks  and  gardens,  abounding 
in  beautiful  drives,  with  the  bay  shore  distant  a  few  moments'  walk  only. 

Bowling  Alleys  and  Gymnasium,  Billiard  and  Reading  Rooms,  Fresh  and  Salt 
Water  Baths,  and  all  other  sanitary  improvements  for  the  cure  and  entertainment 
of  patients. 

Female  Department  in  charge  of  an  experienced  Matron. 

Every  effort  will  be  made  to  render  this  Institution  deserving  the  confidence  and 
patronage  of  the  medicp.I  profession  and  public  generally  of  the  Pacific. Coast.  Com- 
munication with  San  Francisco,  via  Oakland  and  Alameda  Ferries,  ten  times  daily, 
each  way. 


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Charges,  including  EVERYTHING,  from  $1.50  per  day,  upwards, 

Depending  upon  apartments  occupied  and  condition  of  patients.      Suites  of  apart- 
ments, with  special  servants,  if  required. 


PHYSICIANS. 


J.  C.  TUCKER,  M.D. 


E.  TRENOR,  M.D. 


BOARD   OF    VISITORS. 


JOS.  A.  DONOHOE, 
J.  W.  STOW, 


R.  P    ^WAIN, 
JOS.   ,/.  WINANS. 


REFERENCES. 


GOVERNOR  F.  F.  LOW, 
OLIVER  ELDRIDGE, 
P.  B.  READING, 
R.  G.  8NEATH, 


GOVERNOR  H.  G.  BLASDEL, 
B.  M.  HARTSHORNE, 
L.  B.  BENCHLEY,       ' 
A.  SELIGMAN. 


For  further  paiiiculars,  address  either  the  Physicians  or  Board  of  Visitors. 


Office,  121  Montgomery  Street,  opposite  the  Occidental  Hotel, 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


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MEYER  C%i..a 

MEYER  SAMl 

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Morrison  &  Kinfr 

MOTT  S  II,  Der 

Mott  T  D,  livery 

Naud  Edward,  wi 

NEWMARK  H 

ceries,  Los  A 

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l«:  Norton  F,  dry  gooc 

Ji  I         geles 

I,  I  Peffer  George  F.  1 

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PHILIPPS  JAC( 

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POTTER  N  A,  ha 
Potter  ^v  K,  Asses 
READ  HENRY, 
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HOWAN  JAMES 

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I  Santa  Cruz  M  G,  si 
jScliIeisinger  Isaac, 
■         ing,  Los  Angel 
Sclmmaclier  John, 
SKELEY  A  L,  ,1 

slage  line 

Shafer    Henry,  rr„ 

,  Signoret  &  Co,  hail 

[  SLANEY  RICHi^ 

■  Solomon  D,  genera 

MILL   WG,  Ju, 

'        'f-i-y  public,  an 

:^'"™erA.  gunsmit 

SWITZER   &    ]}, 

'        tors  and  buildc 

larnbolin  J,  Jaundr 

jTOBERMAN  J  I 

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fOMLINSON  & 
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CHICKSBIIfO'S  Pianos  have  the  best  touch  and  tone.   A.  KOHLEB,  Agent.  Ban  Francisco 

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STATE     OP     CALIFORNIA. 


MESSMER  LOUIS,  proprietor  U  S  Ho- 
tel, Main 

Meyer  &   Loewenstein,    dry  goods   and 
clothing,  Los  An<^t'le8 

MEYER  C,  cijiars  ami  tobacco,  Main 

MEYER  SAMUEL,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware 

Morrison  &  King,  attorneys  at  law.  Spring 

lilOTT  S  H,  Deputy  County  Clerk 

Mott  T  D,  livery  stable,  Main 

Naud  Edward,  wine  grower 

NEWMARK  H  &  CO,  wholesale   gro- 
ceries, Los  Angeles 

NORTON  CHARLES  F,  gen'l  varieties 

Norton  F,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  Los  An- 
geles 

Peffer  George  F,  hair  dresser.  Main 

PENELON  H.  |)hotographer,  Main 

PERRY  &  WOODWORTPI,  manufac- 
turers furniture,  Main 

PHILIPPS  JACOB,  saloon,  Main 

Polasky  &  (loodwin,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing, Main 

POTTER  N  A,  hardware.  Main 

Potter  W  K,  Assessor  Internal  Revenue 

READ  HENRY,  groceries 

Hivara  Domenlco,  general    merchandise, 

:  Main 

ROWAN  JAMES,  bakery.  Main 

illUMPP  JOHN,  bakery 

SAINSEVAIN  JOHN  L,  wine  grower, 
and  proprietor  Aliso  mill 

SANCHEZ  THOMAS,  (Seneja  Ranch) 

!         Sheriff 

Siinta  Cruz  INI  G,  silver  plater 

!  Schleisinger  Isaac,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing, Los  Angeles 

Schumacher  John,  groceries.  Spring 

SEELEY   A   L,  proprietor   San   Diego 
stage  line 

Sliafer    Henry,  gunsmith,    Los  Angeles 

Signoret  «&  Co,  hair  dresser,  Main 

;SLANEY  RICHARD,  boots  and  shoes 

Solomon  D,  general  mdse,  Los  Angeles 

STILL   W  G,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  no- 
trry  public,  and  commissioner,  Main 
Stormer  A,  gunsmith,  Main 

iSWITZER   &    BUCHANAN,  earpen- 

i        tors  and  builders.  Main 
Tatnbolin  J,  laundry.  Main 

ITOBERMAN  J  R,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co,  and  insurance  agent.  Main 
TOMLINSON  &    CO,  forwarding  and 
commission  merchants,  and  proprie- 
tors stage  line  to  San  Pedro 
VALADES  J  J,  physician.  Main 


VAN    DUSEN,  W  S, 

wheelwright,  Aliso 
Vassallo  F,  fruits.  Main 
VIELLE  LOUIS,  proprietor  What  Cheer 

House,  Main 
Walter  George,  general  merchandise 
Watson  J  A,  attorney  at  law,  Spring 
Wilson  Joiiu,  blacksmith 
Wolf   &   Tliompson,  St  Charles   saloon. 

Main 
Wolfskin  William  (Santa  Nieta  Ranch) 

orchardist 
Wollweber  Theodore,  drugs  and  medicines, 

Main 
WORKxMAN  E  H  &  BRO,  saddle  and 

harness,  Los  Angeles 
Workman  W  f  Puenta  Ranch)  orchardist 

and  wine  grower 
Yarrow  H  J,  grocery,  Los  Angeles 

Los  GatOS,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  O,  10 
miles  8  w  of  San  Jose 

Los  NietOS,  Los  Angeles  Co  (P  O  ad- 
dress Los  Angeles)  near  the  City  of 
Los  Angeles 

DOWNEY  JOHN  G,  ex-Governor,  genl 
merchandise 

Murphy  Eli,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Pico  Pio,  ex-Governor 

Temple  F  PF  (Mission  Veja)  stock  raiser 

Louisville.  Eldorado  Co  (P  O  address 
Kelsey)  8  miles  north  of  Placerville 
Poor  John,  general  merchandise 

Lower  Lake,  Lake  Co,  P  O,  25  miles 
east  of  Lakeport 

j  Adams  Thomas,  i)hysician 
I  BECK  WITH  L  F,  publisiier  Lake  Coun- 
ty Democrat 

Boone  J  S.  physician,  and  hotel  proprietor 

Borax  Mining  Co 

Bynum  Joseph,  hotel  propr,  and  phj'sician 

Cheney  &  Cocoran,  Borax  Freighti"g  Co 

Guiberson  J  W,  clergyman 

GUIBERSON  S  P,  physician,  and  drug- 
gist 

Harris  T  M,  hotel  proprietor 

Ilerrick  &  Gctz,  general  merchandise 

Noel  J  T.  wagon  maker 

Reed  J  W,  hotel  proprietor 

Simonds  &  Co,  flour  and  lumber 

Thurman  L  B  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Walker  W  J,  physician 

Winchester  II,  attorney  at  law 


A  ROMAN  &  CO.,  Ban  Francisco,  receive  New  Books  by  every  Steamer. 
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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


LOS  ANGELES  CO.  Organized,  1850.  Boundaries— North  by  Kern, 
fast  by  San  IJernardino,  soutli  by  Pacific  Ocean,  and  west  by  Santa  Barbara.  Tiiis 
is  one  of  the  richest  counties  of  the  State,  both  in  agricultural  and  mineral  resources. 
Tlie  wine  crop  of  18G5  exceeded  G00,000  gallons.     County  Seat,  Los  Angeles. 

OFFICERS. 


OKKK'E. 


IXri'.MBENT. 


County  Jiulfje i  Willinin  G.  Drydcn 

County  Clerk jTlioina'S  D.  Mott. . 

District  Attorney Volnt-y  E.  Howiinl 

Slicriff iTomns  A.  Sanchez 

Hcconlcr iThos.  ]).  Mott. . . . 

Treasurer j.Ioseph  IIul)cr,  jr. . 

Assessor j.J.  Q.  A.  Stanley  . . 

Surveyor | George  Hanson  . . . 

Coroner i  Vacant 

PHl)lic  A<lininistrator j  Vacant 

Superintendent  Public  Schools  lEIins  Birdsall 

Supervisor  |.Iolin  G.  Downey . . 

"  I M.  Kremer 

|E.  H.  Boved 

"  E.  Pollorcno 

" IF.  Seipjnorct 


KKSIDKXCE. 


Los  Antreles. 


lios  Anj^eles. 
Los  Nictos  . 
Los  Angeles. 
El  Monte  . . . 
Los  Nietos  . . 
Los  Angeles. 


Tcmi  Ex 

plrcs. 

Jan.  1,  1868. 

March  1,1868 

It     ti     it 

SALAKY. 


$2400  per  ann 
1,800     " 
1,800     " 
1 ,800      " 

Fees. 

8 1  COO  per  ann 

Per  diem. 

Fees. 


J300  per  ann. 
$4  per  day. 


Loyalton,   Sierra   Co,  P  O,  48  miles 

east  of  Downieville 
Badenock  A,  carpenter  and  wagon  maker 
Doom  A  G,  postmaster,  general  merchant, 

and  hotel  proprietor 
Kelly  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Lynn's  Valley,  Tulare  Co,  P  O,  (32 
miles  s  e  of  Visalia 

Ovens  11,  genl  merchant,  and  postmaster 

Lyonsdale,  Eldorado  Co  (P  O  address 
Kelsey)  11  miles  north  of  Placerville 

Stearns  J,  general  merchandise 

Magalia,  Butte  Co,  P  (),  24  miles  north 

of  (Jroville 
Ayrcs  Almon,  blacksmith 
Cary  &  Green,  butchers 
CAHEY  F  L,  county  assessor 
Chamberlain  J,  saloon 
Cohen  H,  general  merchandi.*? 
Cohii  II  &,  Co  (Lovelocks)  genl  mdse 
Coz/.ens  &  Co,  saw  mill 
Davis  (Lovelocks)  blacksmith 
Dunbar  J  W,  merchant,  and  turpentine 

distiller 
Green  W  S  &  Co,  butchers 
Hasty  W,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Hupp  &  Co  (Hupp's  Jlills)  pro|>rs  saw  mill 
Jones  W  G,  distillery,  and  genl  mdse 
Kingman  Charles  (Maple  Springs)  hotel ; 

proprietor  I 


Leonard  W  (Leonard's  Mills)  propr  saw 

mill 
Marks  S  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Moore  John,  merchant,  and  livery  stable 

proprietor 
Perry  A  B   (Walker's  Mills)  attorney  at 

law 
Powell  R  P  (Powell's  Ranch)  hotel  propr 
Stryker  &  Co  (Stryker's  Mills)    proprs 

.saw  mill 

Tabor ,  hotel  proprietor 

Thomas  F  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Tourney  Dr,  physician 

Walker  &  Co,   (Walker's  Mills)  proprs  I 

saw  mills  j 

Webster  &  Co,  brewers  j 

Young  II,  physician  ! 

Maine  Prairie,  Solano  Co,  P  o,  18 

miles  n  e  of  Fairfield 
Adler  Ft,  harness  maker 
Biliington  C  E,  saloon 
Byrnes  P,  saloon 
Deck  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Hill  William,  saloon 
King  George,  hotel  proprietor 
Lewis  John,  saloon 
Lewis  R  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 
Miller  Thomas,  meat  market 
Perry  J  M,  deputy  postmaster 
Perry  S  P  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Snow  G  Mi-s,  hotel  proprietress 
Utter  J  N,  lumber  and  grain 
Wilcox  H,  grain 


MARIN 

Sonoma  and  E 
Pacific  Ocean. 


OFFICE. 

County  Judge 

County  t;ierk 

District  Attorney  . 

Sheriff : . . 

Recorder .* 

Treasurer   

Assessor 

Surveyor  

Coroner 

Public  Administrati 
Superintendent  Pul) 
Sui)ervisor,  1st  Dist 

2d 
"  3d         • 

Maraga  Val] 

(P  O  addru 
s  w  of  JMart 

HARRINGTON 

Sorensen  S,  black 


PACIFIC  INSXraXNCE  CO,   Office  422  California  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


Mariposa,  Mr 

seat  of  Marif 
from  Sacraii 
Stockton  IOC 
tin  230  miles 

I] Again  &  Castillo,! 

'"  j  Hachman  B  F,  sa| 

« !  Heach  &  Co,  genl 

'°iHECKEIlJ,ma{ 

I  liermingham  T  j] 

I  Hernhard  G,  salol 

!  Bishop  William,  t| 

I  HOGAN  &  CO, 

I  Hradfbrd  &  Daly, 

CAMPBELL 

attorneys  at 
Ciister  A  L,  stove 
Clark  G  (South 

Clark's  II,)t,.l 
COFFMAN  Wl| 

sessor 
Colm  William,  gt 
Cook  &  Samuels,! 
CORCORAN  JC 
Ciippen  Jo.shna  U 
CUOCKETT  w\ 
dealer  f 

KHyGW,  drugs 
_^J  R  E,  gen^ 

A.  BOl 


If  ARCHAIiIi  &  MITTAXTIiB'S  Fianoa,  Cheapest  made.  A.  EOHLEB,  Agent,  San  Franoisoo. 


STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA 


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MARIN  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boundaries — North  by  Sonomn,  east  by 
Sonomii  and  Bays  of  San  Pablo  and  San  Francisco,  and  south  and  west  by  ihe 
Pacific  Ocean.     County  Seat,  San  Rafael. 

OFFICERS. 


OKFICK. 


Georjjc  Stpolc  . . . . 
Daniel  T.  Taylor 

Brudlcv  Hull 

Jolin  (jiiiinon 

Daniel  T.  Tiiylw. . 
Treasurer   !  Edward  B.  Maiion . 


County  Judftc . . . 
County  Clerk  . . . 
Distriet  Attorney 

Sheriff '. . 

Kceorder 


INCUMBENT. 


Assessor 

Surveyor  

Coroner    

ruhlie  Administrator 

Superintendent  l*iil)iie  Seliools 
Supervisor,  I  st  District 

"  2d         "       

"  3d         "       


Hohert  Slieurer  . . . 
Alfred  D  Kasl\oot. 

Vacant 

Vacant 

Ai  Barney 

(;iiark's  S.  Fairfax. 
Levi  K.  Baldwin. . 
(leo.  \V.  Burbank. 


KESinENCK. 


San  Kafacl. 


Bolinos 


Term  Expires. 


Jan'v,    1868. 
March,     " 


SALAllY. 


San  Rafael  , 


Oiema    .. 
iTomaJPs 


1869. 
1867. 
1868. 


!?I800  prann. 
Fees. 
$1,200      " 

Fees. 


Maraga  Valley,  Contra  Costa  Co, 
(P  O  address,  Lafayette)  14  miles 
s  w  of  INIartinez 

HARRINGTON  PIIINEAS,  gcnl  mdse 
Sorensen  S,  blacksmith 

Mariposa,  Mariposa  Co,  P  O,  county 
seat  of  Mariposa  Co ;  legal  distances : 
from  Sacramento  145  miles,  from 
Stockton  100  miles,  from  San  Quen- 
tin  230  miles 

Again  &  Castillo,  billiards 

ISaclimiin  li  F,  saloon  and  billiards 

Beach  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

BECKER  J,  market 

Bermingiiam  T  J,  saloon 

Bernhard  G,  saloon  and  billiards 

Bishop  William,  tailor 

IJOGAN  &  CO,  general  merchandise 

Bradford  &  Daly,  attorneys  at  law 

CAMPBELL    &    BURCKIIALTER, 

attorneys  at  law 
Caster  A  L,  stoves  and  tin  ware 
Clark  G  (South  Fork  Merced)  proprietor 

Clark's  Hotel 
COFFMAN  WILLIAM  F,   county  as- 
sessor 
Cohn  William,  general  merchandise 
Cook  &  Samuels,  drugs  and  medicines 
CORCORAN  JOHN  M,  attorney  at  law 
Crippen  Joshua  D,  sheriff 
!  CROCKETT  W  H,  builder  and  lumber 
'         dealer 

Etly  G  W,  drugs  and  medicines 
Fine  J  R  E,  general  merchandise 


Flemming  R  IT,  proprietor  stage  line  to 

Buchanan  Hollow 
FRANKL  L,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
(iiillison  &  Farnsworth,  blacksmiths 
(Jischel  Catharine  Mrs,  proprietress  Gis- 

chel  Hotel 
GITTNER  FRANCIS,  shoemaker 
Gordon  P,  saloon  and  billiards 
Grandvoinet  J  A,  physician  and  attorney 

at  law 
Grollmer  William,  hotel  keeper 
Harris  J  W,  saddles  and  harness 
Harris  R  C,  Empire  Stable 
IIESLER  JOHN,  boots  and  shoes 
IIKJMAN  JOHN,  family  grocery 
HILL  WM  S,  news  depot 
.Tones  L  F,  attorney  at  law 
Kavenaugh  W  S,  physician 
Kerrins  C,  with  MacDermot  &  Co 
Kraft  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
LAWRENCE  JAMES   H,  editor    and 

proprietor  Mariposa  Free  Press 
Louis  Frank,  hotel  proprietor 
MACDERMOT   C   F  &   CO,  general 

merchandise 
McCREADY  J  R,  Yosemite  stable 
McKENZIE  D  R,  saloon 
Mensing  C,  saloon  and  billiards 
Alickley  J  J,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 
Miller  George  S,  agent  Welk,  Fargo  &  Co 
Monroe  L  A,  hairdresser 
MOORE  EDWIN,  'Jounty  Recorder 
MYERS  J  F,  Snug  saloon 
REYNOLDS     ANGEVINE,     County 

Clerk 
Scalmanini  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


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NOBTH  AMEBICA  IjIFE  INSUBANCE  CO.,  Folioies  Kuaranteed  by  Stato  of  Now  York. 

164  PACIFIC    coAsa>  business   directory. 


SCIILAGETER  HERMAN,  proprietor 

JMiiriposn  Hotel 
SHAINFELD  &  ARRENDT,  dry  goods 

and  clolliing 
Steld  Jolin,  bakery 
Sti'inberfier  Adam,  boots  and  shoes 
SWANEY  A  M,  editor  and  proprietor 

Mariposa  Gazette 


TERRY  E  S,  propr  Mariposa  stable  and 

stage  line  to  Bear  Valley 
Turner  J  T,  physician 
Ward  W  W,  physician 
■Wasiibiuii  A  H,  provisions  and  genenil 

merchandise 
Washburn  Thomas,  hotel  proprietor 
Weiler  John,  brewery 


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MARIPOSA  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boundaries— north  by  Tuolumne,  east 
by  Mono  and  Fresno,  south  by  Fresno,  and  west  by  Blerced  and  Tuolumne.  County 
seat,  Mariposa. 

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County  Jiul;;e 

County  Clerk An^iuvino  Kcynold.s 

District  Attorney .John  M.  Corcoran . 

SlieritV Josliiiii  1).  Cri|i])en 

Kocordor i  Kdwin  Moore   

I  Treasurer Charles  E.  I'eregoy 

Assessor   Wni.  F.  Cotf'man . . 

Surveyor Hiehard  Thomas . . 

Coroner T.  1*.  Turner 

Pul)iic  Administrator W.  S.  Kavanau<;h. 

Superintendent  I'utiiic  Seliools  1).  W.  Wnslilturn. 

Supervisor,  1st  District Alex.  MacElroy  . . 

"  2d        "      las.  M.  McKinnev. 

;jd        "      John  AI.  Hendricks 


L.  F.  Jones  Mariposa March,  18f.8  $.)000  pr  unn. 

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Mark   West,    Sonoma  Co,   V  O,  22 
miles  n  of  Santa  Rosu 

Campbell  &  Forsman,  blacksmiths 
GIANNINI  HENRY  G,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 
Kruse  J,  general  merchandise 
LOONEY  A,  hotel  i)ropr 
Tucker  Preston,  wheelwright 

Markleeville,  Alpine  Co,  v  o,  12 

miles  n  w  of  Silver  Mountain 

Alderson     Richard,  wines     and    licjuors. 

Main 
Allen  O  H,  attorney  ut  law  and  Justice  of 

the  Peace,  ]Main 
Barnes  J  AV,  hotel  proprietor,  JMain 
Black  E  I),  physician  and  druggist 
Burright  Warren,  gardener,  Webster 
Chevallier  L,  broker.  Main 
Christen  &  Co,  brewery 
Coleman  Cyrus,  broker.  Main 
Cook  H,  attorney  at  iaw 
Coon  &  Uncapher,  proprietors  saw  mill 
Deiuiis  «fe  Hyman,  lilacksniiths 
Folger  A  C,  postmaster 
FOLGER  ROBERT  M,edand  propri- 

etor  Alpino   Chronicle,  Montgomery 


GELATT  &  ]MOORE,  proprs  stage  line 

to  Genoa,  Nevada 
GOFF  &  HALL,  attorneys  at  law 
Goff  Charles  1',  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Green  R  AV,  dealer  hay,  ISIain 
Greenlaw  L  S,  school  teacher,  ^lain 
Griflith  S  W,  attorney  at  law,  Montgom- 
ery 
Hanson  Jacob,  li(|uor  merchant 
Harris  H,  hay  and  grain 
Hughes  T  S,  painter 
Hyndman  &  Dennis,  blacksmiths,  Main 
Johnson  W  A,  proprietor  toll  road 
Kilgore  Charles,  butcher  tmd  bak(;r,  3Iaii) 
Konig  AVilliam,  bootmaker,  M;mi 
Lance  Al,  liquor  saloon,  JMain 
Logan  G  F,  civil  engin(>er,  Montgomery 
Morgan,  Ayres  &  Co,  saw  mill 
Morris  Henry,  attorney  at  law 
MORRLS  HENRY,  operator  Cal  State 

Tel  Co 
Pettingill  .1  E,  contractor.  Main 
Schram   &    Kittridge,  hotel    proprietors. 

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Schram  P,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Sbely    Joseph,   carpenter     and     builder, 

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Simpson  John,  postmaster.  Main 


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Coffin  O  C,  stori 
Coleman  Thomi 
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0    Fraser  Daniel,  1 
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Hough  W  J,hot 
James   O  F,  Ji; 

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Lasar  E,  genera 
Lawrence  (Jeorg 
Mills  Hiram,  atti 
IVreira  Francisc 
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Davis  Robert,  bl' 
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Tebbs  Moses,  attorney  at  law,  ISIain 
Wangenlieim  S,  general  mercliandise 
Ward  II  J,  propr  Pioneer  livery  stable 
Waters  John  W,  physician.  Water 
WEIS  J  &  CO,  general  mercliandise 

Martinez,  Contra  Costa  Co,  V  O, 
County  seat  of  Contra  Costa  Co; 
legal  distances :  from  Sacramento,  90 
miles ;  from  Stockton,  i)0  miles ; 
from  San  Qiientin,  45  miles 

Allen  Horace,  attorney  at  law 

Bennett  S,  livery  itable 

Blum  S  &  Bros,  general  morchandise 

Briare  Frank  13,  restaurant 

Brock  It  R,  butcher 

Brown  Tiiomas  A,  attorney  at  law 

Brown  Warren,  propr  stages  to  Oakland, 

etc 
Cliase  M  S,  attorney  at  law 
Cotlin  &  Co,  prop's  Sonierville  stage  line 

and  ferry  to  Benicia 
Coffin  O  C,  storage 
Coleman  Thomas,    general    merchandise 

and  saloon 
Dutal  L,  groceries  and  liquors 
Kraser  Daniel,  blacksmith 
IIiiler&  Folger,  wheelwrights 
llougii  W  J,  hotel  keeper 
James   O  F,  Justice   of  the    Peace   and 

postmaster 
Lasar  K,  general  merchandise 
Lawrence  ( Jeorge  A,drngs  and  medicines. 
Mills  Hiram,  attorney  at  law 
Pereira  Francisco,  fruit  and  confectionery 
Hanmoncastro  Jos(5,  saloon 
Seguy  Jose|)h,  liairdresser 
Slicrman  Charles,  propr   Morgan    House 
Sill  II  C.  pliysician 

Sturgis  Josiali,  |)ropr  Aliiainbra  Hotel 
Swain  C  C,  agent  State  Telegrapli    Co, 

and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 
Swain  Sylvanus,  groceries 
Williams  J  F,  attorney  at  law 

Martin's  Perry,  Klamath  Co,  20 

milts  n  e  of  Orleans  Bar 

Martinsburg,  Butte  Co,  P  o,  10 

miles  8  w  ot  Oroville 

Davis  &  Kains,  general  mercliandise 

Davis  Robert,  blacksmith 

Ord  William  Col,  Justice  of  the  Peace  and 

surveyor 
Wharton  John,  pliysician 


MarySVille,  Yuba  Co,  county  seat  of 
Yuba  Co,  P  O  and  incorporated  city, 
situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the 
Featlier  River,  a  short  distance  above 
the  mouth  of  the  Yuba.  Railroads 
connect  with  Oroville  "xnd  Sacramen- 
to, via  Lincoln  and  Folsoin,  and 
a  new  line  is  in  the  course  of  con- 
struction to  San  Francisco,  via  Val- 
lejo.  Distance  from  Sacramento,  by 
water,  48  miles  ;  by  stage  road,  45 
miles ;  and  from  Nevada  City,  34  miles 
w.  Legal  distances :  from  Sacra- 
mento, 50  miles  ;  from  Stockton,  i)5 
miles  ;  from  San  Quentin,  180  miles. 

Offickus — William  K  Hudson,  Mayor; 
J  C  Donley,  IVIarshal :  Barney  Eileman, 
City  Clerk;  William  L  AVilliams,  City 
Treasurer ;  E  Meek,  Assessor ;  Jesse  () 
Goodwin,  II  Ilolcomb  Rliees,  William  C 
Belcher,  School  Commissioners ;  John  II 
Jewett,  James  Trainor,  E  Van  ]\Iuller, 
William  Ilawley,  David  E  Knight,  Abr 
D  Starr,  George  North,  Richard  G  Stan- 
wood,  Aldermen 

ACADEMY     OF     NOTRE     DAME, 

(Rom  Cath)  Sister  Mary  Bernard, 
princi])al 

ADKISON  L  D,  Sheriff  Yuba  County 

Ailment  J  T,  sewing  factory 

A[)plegate  James  T,  propr  New  York  sta- 
ble, Second 

Asliford  L  J,  attorney  at  law 

AUBREY  &  HARRINGTON,  Marys- 
ville  Sash  Factory,  105  to  111  Fourth 

AYER  L  B,  business  manager  Marysville 
Appeal  and  Register  U.  S.  Land  Office 

BABB  L  II,  wholesale  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, l.'{7  Third 

BACON  C  W,  bag  maker,  48  E 

BACON  E  J,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

BAKER  &  THOMPSON,  dentists,  i)0  D 

Baldwin  S  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
57  D 

Barman  Jonas  S,  stoves,  tinware,  crockery, 
queenswarc,  etc,  I)  and  Third 

Barnes  A  P,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 
B  and  Seventh 

BARNETT  HENRY,  auctioneer  and 
dealer  furniture,  cor  High  and  Third 

BASNEY  &  NUTTER,  proprs  Elkhorn 
stable,  cor  Third  and  A 

Belcher  W  C,  attorney  at  law,  D 

Bellew  Mary  Miss,  millinery,  101  D 


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«ERNAUD  &  PARSONS,  proprs  Far- 
mers' MiK'liinp  Shop 

BEUNAUD  MARY  SISTER,  principal 
Acadi-my  Notre  Dame 

Bicelow  llenjamin,  "lunsinilli,  97  D 

BINET  EliWARD,  saddle  tree  maker 
and  af^ent  Horner's  Economy  Wash- 
ing Machine,  04  B 

BLOOD  &  CO,  broom  manufacturers,  15 
E 

BOCKIITS  CHARLES  G,  forwarding 
merchant  and  wholesale  dealer  pro- 
duce, C>.'>  and  (!7  C 

BOCKIUS  C  G,  Receiver  U  S  Land  Of- 
tice,  C,  I  O  O  F  building 

BOMATTIR  CHARLES,  wagon  maker, 
cor  Third  and  Virgin  alley 

BOON,  CUM^HNS  &  CO,  forwarding 
and  commission  and  dealers  groceries 
and  |)roduce,  5(5-GO  C 

Bourne  Geo  J,  insurance  agent,  cor  Third 
and  E 

Bowen  Wm  D,  bootmaker,  Third 

BREWSTER  S  T,  proprietor  La  Port 
stage  line,  D 

Briggs  &,  Haskell,  orchardista 

BRIND  &  HOUFLER,  steam  candy 
factory,  62  D 

Brophy  Patrick,  fruits,  04  D 

lirow  Ezra,  bootmaker,  9G  D 

Brown  &  Sweeney,  blacksmiths.  Third 

Brown  P  &  Bro,  merchant  tailors  and 
clothing,  fil  D 

Bryant  &  Shaw,  blacksmiths,  88  C 

BUCKEYE  FLOURLNG  MILLS, 
Abraham  D  Starr,  proprietor 

Biirk  J  K,  saloon.  Third  between  B  and  C 

Burns  John  R,  fruit,  tobacco,  and  cigars, 
138  Third 

Bush  Charles  A,  soap  manufacturer 

Butler  Frederick,  saloon 

CALIFORNLV  EXPRESS,  daily  and 
weekly.  Express  Printing  Co  pub- 
lishers, olHce,  140  Second 

CAPPELMANN  C,  Golden  Rule  Bowl- 
ing Saloon,  03  C 

CAPPELMANN  C,  importer  and  whole- 
sale dealer  in  foreign  and  domestic; 
wines,  liquors,  etc,  138,  140  Second 

Chesebro  Paul,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker,  cor  A  and  Sixth 

CHITTLE  &  COULT,  wholesale  and 
retail  druggists  r<id  apothecaries,  00  D 

Cleveland  Solomon,  liquor  mcht,  Third 

Cohen  William  &  Co,  clothing,  cor  First 
and  D 


COHEN  WILLIAM  &  CO,  dry  gocda, 

cloaks,  shawls,  ete,  73  D 
COHN  G,  importer  and  dealer  cigars  and 

tobacco,  and  wholesale  fruits,  garden 

seeds,  etc,  /il,  53,  and  55  D  and  127 

Second 
Cohn  Simon  &  Bro,  clothing,  etc,  87  First 
(yorr  H  &  Co,  proprs  Washington  House, 

70  C 
Corr  Patrick,  blacksmith,  72  C 
Cory  James  IL  contractor 
Coughlan  John,  house  and  sign   painter, 

30  D 
COWAN    &     FLINT,    druggists    an.i 

aimthecaries,  Third,  opp  City  Market 
COWINS   J    W    &    CO,  manufacturer 

soaps.  Fair  Grounds 
Craddock  Jesse  H,  telegraph  agent 
CRLST  G  F  &  CO,  tanners  and  dealers 

leather,  E 
Crocker  George,  wagon  maker,  01  C 
CUMBERSON  ANDREW  J,  groceries 

and  |>i      isions.  Third 
DAVIS  JOSHUA,  propr  Empire  stable, 

cor  A  and  Fourth 
DAWSON  HOUSE,  G  V  Dawson,  pro- 

prielor,  cor  E  and  Second 
DAWSON    G    V,    proprietor    Dawson 

House,  cor  E  and  Second 
Decker  &  Jewett,  bankers,  cor  First  and 

High 
DENTON   WILLIA^I   II,  hay,  grain, 

etc,  cor  Seventh  and  A 
Descalzo  Joseph,  groceries,  cor  First  and  D 
DUFFICY  &  SMITH,  proprietors   St. 

Ni(;holas  Hotel,  cor  D  and  Third 
EASTxMAN  JAMES  D,  attorney  at  law, 

Second  and  1) 
ECKERT  IGNATIUS,  Excelsior  livery 

stable,  D 
Edwards  &  Fogalsung,  saddlers  and  har- 
ness makers,  cor  Third  and  C 
EDWARDS  JAMES,  tobacco  and  cigar.^, 

!)!)  Second 
EFKEN  &  EDINGER,  blacksmiths  and 

wagon  mkrs,  E  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Eilerman  II  &  Co,  merchant  tailors,  41  I) 
Elder  T  B.  stoves,  tin  and  crockery,  40  D 
ELKHORN  STABLE,  Basney  &  Nut- 
ter, proprietors,  cor  Third  and  A 
ELLIS  W  T,  forwarding  and  commission 

and  wholesale  groceries  and  produce, 

cor  First  and  D 
ELLISON     ABRAHAM,     blacksmilli. 

plow  and  wagon  maker,  cor  A  and 

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makers,  agi 
ufaclnrers, 
Filkins  Charles 
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FITCH  WILLI 
cor  Third  ar 
FLATHMANN 
billiards,  cor 
FLETCHER  & 
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Flint  W  P,  phvsi 
FOSTER  JOHJ 
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dealers  groce 
fbrwardingati 
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FOWLER  CHA 

agent,  44  I) 
FRANCISCO  VI 
versale  Rest; 
Gamble  Wm  A,  v 

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Garling   Henry 

maker,  Third 
Garrett  Robert,  w 
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Gifford  &  Earnsc 
ness  makers, 
GLOBE  IIOTE 
prietors,  cor 
( Joodwin  J  O,  att( 
(iorham  Charles  J 
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GRAY   JOHN 

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CiRELIS  JOHN 

Gwynn  William,  1 

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ELWELL  D  A  &  CO,  importera  and 
wliolennlu  dealers  in  proceries,  pro- 
visions, and  liquors  141>,  151  Secoinl 

FARMERS'  MACHINE  SHOP,  licr- 
nard  &  Parsons,  proprietors,  wagon 
makers,  agricultural  implement  man- 
ufaclnrers,  blacksmiths,  etc 

Filkins  Charles  E,  attorney  at  law,  cor 
Second  &  I) 

FISCIIEH  &  HOFSTETTER,  grocer- 
ies, wines,  licjuors,  tobacco,  etc,  cor 
D  and  Third 

FISHER  &  BRO,  saddlers  and  harness 
makers  and  carriage  trimmers,  cor 
Third  and  C 

FITCH  WILLIAM  C,  carriage  painter, 
cor  Third  and  Virgin  alley 

FLATHMANN  JOHN  F,  saloon  and 
billiard^,  cor  Maiden  Lane  and  Third 

FLETCHER  &  HOIJSON,  foreign  and 
domestic  dry  goods 

Flint  W  P,  physician,  Third 

FOSTER  JOHN  Q,  AVestcrn  House 
saloon 

FOIILK  OEORGE  A  &  CO,  wholesale 
dealers  groceries  and  provi^sions,  and 
f'orwardingand  commission  merchants, 
Third 

FOWLER  CHANDLER  B,  stage  line 
agent,  44  1) 

FRANCISCOVICH  G,  proprietor  Uni- 
versale Restaurant 

(Jamble  Wm  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
G")D 

Garling  Henry  W,  saddle  and  harness 
maker.  Third  and  A 

( Jarrett  RoUsrt,  wagon  maker 

(lellisppie  &  Schuyler,  blacksmiths  and 
wagon  makers 

GEORGE  PETER,  gunsmith,  101  Sec'd 

(HBSON  &  UPHAM,  upholstery  goods, 
paper  hangings,  sign  writing,  etc,  etc, 
!)5  I) 

Gifford  &  Earnschhieds,  saddle  and  har- 
ness makers,  59  C 

GLOBE  HOTEL,  Siheu  &  Swank,  pro- 
prietors, cor  Second  and  C 

( Joodwin  J  O,  attorney  at  law,  D 

Gorham  Charles  M,  stationery  and  Notary 
Public,  G7  D 

GRAY  JOHN  B,  physician.  Express 
Building 

GRELIS  JOHN  W,  saloon,  170  D 

Gwynn  William,  lime,  Fourlh 

HAHN  &  QUAIN,  Bank  Exchange 
Saloon,  142  Third 


Haley  M  J,  tailor,  (\i  C 
Hamilton  Edward,  tmdertaker,  E 
Hamilton  William  T,  blacksmith,  corner 

Virgin  alley  and  Second 
HARRINGTON  C  C,  physician,  72  D 
HATCH  &  McQlIAIl),  attys  at  law,  D 
Hays  William  B,  carpenter,  120  C 
Ilealy  Etlward,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  1  O  O  F^ 

iMiilding 
HELMUTH    WILLIAM,  cigar  manu- 
facturer, 74  C 
Henderson  &,  Johnson,  hair  dressers  and 

baths,  74  C 
Hern  Timothy  A,  blai^ksmith 
HILL  «&  KNAUGH,  carriage  and  wagon 

factory,   coaeii   painting,    etc.  Third, 

eor  Virgin  alley 
IIOCHSTADTER   &    BRO,   importers 

and  deaha-s  clothing,  furnishing  goods, 

et''.  cor  D  and  Second 
IIocsci   John,  proprietor  City  Drug  Store, 

opjjosite  St  Nicholas  Hotel 
Hornung  G,  druggist  and  apothecary,  72 

D 
HUBBARD  C  V  D,  atty  at  law,  5  10 

O  F  building 
HUBBARD  LORENZO,  physician,  cor 

D  and  Third 
HUDSON     WILLIAM    K,    President 

Union  Lumber  Co,  cor  C  and  Fourth 
Hunt  Christian,  proprietor  Spring  House 

Hotel,  Third 
Hunt  George  P,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  95  C 
IIYAMS  I)  S,  groceries  and  provisions, 

eor  A  and  Seventh 
Joseph  A  &  Co,  clothing,  etc,  91  First 
Keller  &  Ross,  proprietors  Keller  Saloon, 

cor  Third  and  Maiden  Lane 
Kerns  Henry,  wholesale  wines,  licjuors,  etc, 

9G  D 
Keser  L  &  Co,  clothing,  10.')  Second 
KIMBALL    CHARLES  II,  agent  Cal 

S  Nav  Co,  cor  D  and  Second 
KLIEN  WILLIAM,  Eagle  Hat  manu- 
factory, G2  D 
Kliiig  Jacob,  lager  beer  brewer 
KNIGHT  &  CO,  Assavers,  S2  D 
KNIGHT  &    GIGNOUX,    forwarding 

and  commission  and  wholesale  dealers 

produce  and  groceries,  2G,  28,  'M),  E 
Koch  Isidor  &  Co,  furnituie,  bedding,  etc, 

100  &  102  D 
Lalaway  Thomas,  saloon,  cor  D  and  Fourth 
LANGE     HENRY    &    CO,   wholesale 

wines  and  liquors,  117,  119  Second 


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Lnsvij;iiC8  L,  pliyi^icinn,  City  Drug  Store, 

opposite  St  Nicholas  Hotel 
LAWKKNC'K  WILLIAM  L,  impt  an<l 

miiniifsiuldlosnnd  Imrness,  107  Sei-'ntl 
Levilain  .Fules,  wines  nnd  liquors 
Lisk  Louis,  elotliinjr,  cor  Tiiird  iin<l  D 
LOWItKY  &  CO,  proprietors  Western 

Hotel,  cor  D  nnd  Second 
Lucas  Andrew  J,  Justice  Pimicc,  101  D 
Lucas  Charles  F,  cigars  and  tohacco,  7C  D 
Lydon  .lanu's  P,  varieties,  cor  Sev'th  and  C 
MARCUSE  M  &  CO,  importers  and  deal- 
ers cigars,  tobacco,  stationery,  fancy 

goods,  etc.  First  nnd  D 
MAUKKU  &  NEWIIAUD,  proprietors 

Eagle  Stai)Ies,  C,  het  2d  and  'Ad 
MARYSVILLE  APPEAL  (Daily  nnd 

Weekly)  Appeal  Association  publisVs 

oilice  cor  Second  nnd  Maiden  Lane 
MARYSVILLE  FLOURIN(}  3IILLS, 

W  L  WilliaiTis  &  Co,  ])roi)rietors 
MARTIN  THOMAS  C,  bag  and   hose 

maker,  ITttJ  Second 
.AIARYSVILLE  FOUNDRY,  Prescott 

&  Sclieidel  proprietors,  foundry  and 

maeliine  works 
McAlister  A  A,  rector  St  Johns  Church 

clergyman  (Episcopal) 
JNIcCann  F  J,  atty  at  law,  .'iG  D 
McCartv  Daniel,  ^lerchants'  Saloon,  D 
McCORMACK  JOHN  F,  marble  works, 

cor  Fifth  and  I) 
McCORMlCK   T  J,  stationery,  cor  2d 

and  E 
JNIcCrary  Sylvester,  photographer,  4  10 

O  F  building 
McDaniel   &    I'erry,   manuf  and  dealers 

harness,  saddles,  etc,  cor  .'id  and  E 
McDaniel  D  P,  feed  and  sale  stable,  87  E 
McDermott  Thomas,  ISIarysville  IJakery, 

Third 
McGRATH  JEREMIAH,   stoves,   tin- 
ware, crockery,  etc,  1.'}")  Third 
]\IcL(;an  &  Denzeis,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers.  Seventh 
McLemare  J  AV,  proprietor  Philadelphia 

House,  cor  Second  and  C 
McNESS  JA:MES  J,  Magnolia  Saloon, 

21  D 
Meeker,  James  &  Co,  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  wagon  and  carriage  materials, 

73  and  75  E 
Meguier  Nathan,  carpenter,  49  High 
Mehl  Charles,  baker,  D 
Meininger  &  Goldman,  dry  goods,  hosiery, 

and  gents  furnishing  goods,  Gi)  D 


Mellor  William,  furniture  nnd  bedding,  D 
Merel,   clergyman  (Roman   Cutholic)  St 

Joseph's  Church 
MEYERS  F  I  &  Co,  wagon  makers  nnd 

blacksmiths,  cor  B  and  Third  i 

MEUSSDORFFER  C  H,  mmiufnc'r  and 

dealer  hats  and  caps,  D  and  2d 
Miner  &  Tomb,  ice  cream,  4;)  liigh 
MONTGOMERY    ALEX,  editor  Call- 

fornin  Express 
MYERS    &  GIJMMOWS,   blacksmiths 

and  wagon  nuikers,  cor  Sixth   nnd  H 
NAGLE  EDWARD  B,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, (.' 
Nicholson  H  W,  proprietor  Russian  Baths 

41  High 
NORTH    GEORGE   &   CO,  importers 

and   dealers    liardware,   agricultural 

in.pl(!ments,  mining  tools,  etc,  Third 
O'Brien  James,  physician.  Third 
O'Connell,  Bishop  of  Marysville  (Roman 

Catholic) 
O'Connor  Daniel,  Assistant  Assessor  Int 

Rev,  Wafer  Works  Building. 
O'Kean,  clergyman  (R  C)  St  Joseph's  Ch 
PATTEX  &    CO,   dry  goods,   clothing, 

furnishing  goods,  etc,  5(8  D. 
Patterson  Charles  JNI,  U  S  Dep  Collector 

Int  Rev 
Pauly  A,  wholesale  and  retail  groceries, 

provisions,  etc,  cor  C  and  Fourth 
Peel  B,  proprietor  IMechanics  House  80 

and  Itl   C 
Peri  A,  confectionery,  D  near  Third 
Perry  John,  tailor,  121  Second 
Peyser  M  W,  news  and  publication  agent, 

G'>  D 
Phund  Lena,  groceries,  cor  First  and  C 
Plughoir  William  &  Co,  saddlers  and  har- 
ness makers,  cor  Third  and  E 
POLLARD  CHARLES  P,  importer  and 

dealer   drugs,    medicines,    chemicals, 

.')G  D 
Popert  N  D  &  Co,  wholesale   and   retail 

ilolhing,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  4.'J  and  45  1) 
POSrON     EUGENIA    MRS,    Y'oung 

Ladies'  Seminary 
PRESCOTT  k  SCHEIDEL,  proprietors 

Marysville  Foundry 
Randolph  Thomas,  fruits,  104  D 
Read  Robert,  agent   Sacramento   Team- 
sters' Association,  141  Second 
REILAY  JOHN  P,  physician,  7 1 0  O  F 

building 
RIDEOUT  &  SMITH,  bankers,  corner 

First  and  High 


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SCHRODER  .ion? 

cor  Second  and  1 

I  Schwartz  Clias,  inipor 

crockery,  etc,  15: 

Scolt  &  Deal,  drnggis 

Scott  C  S  Mrs,  millin, 

SK.W'Y  A,  carrin'ie  i 

ISKLBY&    CO,  imp' 

"•on.  steel,  coal,  tt 

Shaffer  William   C,  si 

tinplale  worker,  1 

Slircyr  M  &  Co,  mere 

|S1LVERSTEIN  JU 

f'aiiey  dry  goods,  c 

I S1:M PER  SAMUEL 

•'{  I  OO  Fbnil.li, 

Simpson  Mrs,  proprss 

Siniih  A  Mrs,  milliner 

84  D 
ISMITII  A  S,  editor  \ 

|S h  Frank  E,  watcli 

G?  D 

|SMITIIJI{M,dentis 
ISMITII  J  F  &  CO,  It 
J  insurance  agents,  c 
[SMITH  THOMAS  A, 

er  fruits,  etc,  cor  I 
|Siicar  &  Iloai'seh,  blacK 

niiikers,  cor  C  and 
^1'J{IX(;eR.TAS0N, 

dealer  lumber,  doo 
pr  NICHOLAS   HO 

Third,  DufKcv  &  S 
pTAMPJOHNM,  ma 
J  away  Wash  Macli, 
fTAIHJ  ABRAHAM 

Flouring  Mills 

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Kingcn  John,  wholesnle  nn<l  rettiil  wlni's 

nnd  liquors,  10!)  Second 
JUOULIN    .lOSIlUA  It,  proprietor  Pa- 

villion  Stable,  cor  Sixth  and  H 
'  UOGEHS  S  J  S,  plivsician,  1)  above  4th 
ROIIR  .lOlIN  &C(),  rnrnitnre.heihlinjr, 

and  billiard  goods,  2Ct  and  28  1) 
KOSKNTIIAL  SIMON  K,  anotioneers 

and  com  nicrcliM,  D  and  Second 
UOSS  K  C  &  CO,  importers  and  dealers 

ill  stoves,  tinware,  and  crockery,  cor 

First  and  Maiden  Lane 
Howe  »fe  llliss,  attorneys  at  law 
Kiitlierford  Uicliard  II, express  ajient.4  ID 
SCIIKU  &  SWANK,  proprietors  Globe 

Motel,  cr)r  Second  and  C 
SCIIOIiL    C    F,    proprietor     Anaheim  i 

Vineyard  and  wholesale  dealer  Cal  ^ 

wines  and  brandies,  70  D  j 

SCIIUODKU  .101  IN  F  &  CO,  groceries 

eor  Second  and  II 
Sclnvartz  Chas,  im|)orter  hardware,  stoves, ! 

crockery,  etc,  1;")2  Third 
Scolt  &  Deal,  drnjifjists  and  apothecaries    j 
Scott  C  S  Mrs,  millinery,  110  I)  ' 

SK.VVY  A,  carria<je  j)ainter,  8G  C 
SKLHY  «fc    CO,  importers   and  jobbers 

iron,  steel,  coal,  tools,  etc,  E 
Shatter  William   C,  stoves,  tin  ware,  and 

linplate  worker,  10(5  I) 
I  Slircvr  M  &  Co,  merchant  tailors,  r»9  I) 
IsiLVERSTKIN  JULIUS,    staple  and 

fancy  dry  >:oods,  cor  1)  and  Third 
ISEMI'EIl  SAMUEL  P,  attorney  at  law, 

;!  I  OO  F  bnildin;; 
[Simpson  Mrs,  proprss  Simpson's  Dridfje 
Smilii  A  I\Irs,  niiilineryiind  dress  making, 

HI  D 

ISMITII  A  S,  editor  IMarysville  Appeal 
ISiiiiili  Frank  E,  watch  maker  and  jeweler. 

(17  D 

ISMITII  J  li  ]\r,  dentist,  T  O  O  F  building 
|SMITII  J  F  &  CO,  lumb<T  dealers,  and 

iiis(\rance  agents,  cor  Fourth  and  K 
|SMITII  TII0:MAS  a,  importer  and  deal- 
er fruits,  etc,  cor  High  and  .Second 
|S])ear  &  Ilearsch,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers,  cor  C  and  Third 
^^UIX(;ER  .TASON,  manufacturer  and 

tlcalcr  lumber,  doors,  blinds,  etc 
fiT  NICHOLAS   HOTEL,  cor  D  .ind 

Third,  Dutlicy  &  Smith  proprs 
^TAMP  JOHN  M,  manufacturer  Dash- 
away  AVash  Mach,  C  bet  4th  and  ath 
iTAKIl  AHRAH  AM  D,  propr  Buckeye 

Flouring  Mills 


Steib  &  Walther,  machine  shop,  (53  Maid- 
en Lane 
iSteinberger  .1  L,  physician,  Fourth  and  D 
Stinson  Lewis  J,  photographer,  cor  Third 

and  I) 
Sabers  &  Cutts,  blacksmiths,  f.l  C  i 

SWAIN  WILLIAISI  C,  builder,  and  manf  [ 
doors,   windows,    sash,    blinds,   etc,  < 
117  and  IP.)  Fourth,  and  121  D 
SWEZY  (}  N,  att'y  at  law,  cor  2d  and  D  1 
Terstegge  F  &  Co,  manufrs  boots,  shoes,  j 
etc,  71  D  '' 

TOMIJ  J,  president  Marysville  Branch 
Sac  Teamsters'  Association,  141  2d    • 
Torrey  A  W,l)lacksmil hand  wagon  mkr,  E  ■ 
Travncr  James,  propr  (.^ueen  City  Stables 
TREADWELL   &   CO,    imjiorters  and 
dealers  hardware,  iron,  steel,  agricul- 
tural implements  and  tools,  cor  First 
and  Maiden  Lai\<! 
TRYON  II  R,  blksmith  and  wagon  mkr,  A 
UNION  LUMHER  CO,  dealers  and  man- 
ufacturers lumber,  cor  C  and  Fourth 
VAN DE VEER  E  E  lAIits,  i)roprs  Van- 

deveer  House,  cor  U  anil  Tliird 
Wachs  A  N,  clothing,  12;')  Second 
WA(JNER   HENRY,  book  seller   and 

stationer,  G")  I) 
WALKER,  MOORE  v&  CO,  forw.-\rding 
and  commission,  and  wholesale  deal- 
ers groceries,  provisions,  etc,   cor  E 
and  Third 
WALSH  &  ALLEN,  staple  and  fancy 
dry  goods,  shawls,  carpets,  etc,  33  D 
Wappel  ^liehael,   O-cidental   Restaurant, 

cor  High  and  Second 
Warren  Bessie  IMiss,  millinerv,  108  D 
WEBER  PAUL,  wagon  mkr,  blksmith, 

etc,  A  and  Fourth 
WEIL  &  BERNIIEIM,  stationery,  fancy 
goods,  musical  instruments,  etc,  08  D 
WELLS,  FAR(iO  &  CO,  express  and 

exchange  ollice 
Whitney  E  W  &  Co,  wholesale  groceries, 
li(luors,  provisions,  and  produce,  144 
Third 
WH  IT  WELL  WILLLVM,  match  manu- 
factory, cor  A  and  First 
Whitesides  N  E,  attorney  at  law,  D 
Wideman  E,  liquors,  cor  B  and  Third 
Wilkins  &  England,  druggists  and  apothe- 
caries, 149  Second 
Williams  Homer,  employment  and  general 

agency  office,  cor  Third  and  B 
WILLIAMS   W  L  &  CO,  proprietors 
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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRKCTOHY. 


WILLI.\MS()\  .TAMKS.  forwnnlin}? 
and  (■(iiiiinissioii,  iiii*l  wliule^iiili^  deal- 
ers in  prodiiee  tiiul  groceries,  21  aiul 

2;{  K 

WllKJIIT  KDWAHl)  M,  wnUli  mnker, 

and  anient  (Jrover  &  Haker'ti  Sewing 

I\Iacliincs,  CD  1) 
Will  GUT  J  li  &  CO,  dealers  I.nrdware, 

and   iniportors   lead  and  leather,  (54 

aiid  Oli  D 

Mattole.  Humboldt  Co,  P  0,  40  miles 

j  s  of  ICiirekii 

j  Anderson  H,  hotel  proprietor 
:  JJejerk  O  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
j  Holtou  M,  hotel  proprietor 
Schmidt  L  C  &,  Co,  general  merchandise 

Maxwell's  Creek,  iMariposaCo,  po, 

21  niihts  a  w  of  Mariposa   (Sec  Coul- 
terville) 

May  field,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  O,  15 
miles  n  w  of  San  Jose,  and  35  miles 
s  e  of  San  Francisco 

CHANDLER    J    L,    postmaster,   hotel 

keeper,  and  Justice  of  the  Peace 
DUCHESNEAU  J  C,  blacksmith 
FIELD  W  A  &  lUU),  genl  merchandise, 

agent  Truman  &  Co's  Express,  and 

insurance  agents 
FRANCIS  HKOS.  saloon 
KAUFMAN  JOSEPH,  boot  and  shoe 

maker 
I  LA  PEIUE  CJEORGE  W,  wheelwright 
LA  PEIHE  WILLIAM,  eontiiclor 
LADI)  L  M,  saloon 
PAUL   WILLIAM,   general   i.icrchant, 

butcher,  and  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
SPENCER  JOSEPH  N,  constable  and 

general  collector 

McCartySVille,  Santa  Clara  Co,  (P 
O  address,  Saratoga)  10  miles  s  w  of 
San  Jose 

Meadow  Lake,  Nevada  Co,  P  0, 
Incorporated  City,  105  miles  n  e  of 
Sacramento 

Okkickus.  —  II  Ruhe,  President;  R 
Andrews,  G  F  Vosburg,  P  E  Jefterts, 
and  vacancy,  Trustees  ;  J  B  Jefl'ery,  Mar- 
shal ;  P  A  McCart,  Assessor ;  Rankin 
Thompson,  Treasurer 


Abbott  J  M,  notary  public,  and  coniniiH- 

sioner  deeds 
ADAMS  &  JOHNSON,  groceries,  pro. 

visions,  ii(piors,  and  mining  implcints 
Alexander  S,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  etc 
Allen  It  K,  notary  puliru! 
Andrews  R  &  Co,  proprietors  Andrews' 

Hotel  ' 
Arnold  &  IMinor,  real  estate,  stock,  ami 

money  brokers 
Hergmann  W,  physician 
IJrown  Charles,  Virginia  llakery 
HRUMSEY  J    A,   civil   engineer,    and 

surveyor 
CALDWELL  JOHN,  attorney  at  law 
CHAMBERLAIN  E  J,   President  Calj. 

fornia  Consolidated  Mill  and  M  Co 
Clemens  Orion,  attorney  at  law 
Cohen  M,  billiards 
Coldren  &   Reticker,  news  agency,  and 

express 
Coldren  W  D,  groceries,  liquors,  etc 
Cossitt  II  B,  attorney  at  law 
COX  T(  )M,  attorney  at  law 
Davids  M,  groceries,  provisions,  liquors, etc 
Davis  &  Ryan,  proprs  St  Charles  Hotel 
Flursluilz    &    Fitzmier,   proprs    Pioneer 

Brewery 
FOWLER   EI),  notary  public,  conimis- 

sioner  deeds,  and  searcher  records 
Fredrick  &  Dyer,  dealers  linnber 
FREDRICK  &  EDWARDS,  real  estate 

and  stock  brokers,  and  insurance  agts 
FRIEDMAN  A,  Magnolia  Saloon 
Galloway  &  Cowden,  attorneys  at  law 
Gillig,  Mott  «&  Co,  hardware,  iron,  steel,  etc 
Goldsmith  A  &  Bro,  dry  goods,  elotliini.',|| 

boots,  etc  I 

Goodman  J,  cigars,  tobacco,  and  fancy  pd- 
GRANT  ALFRED,  livery  stable,  ami 

owner  saddle  train  to  Policy's 
HAGAR    &    WHITAKER,  wholesak 

and  retail  licpiors 
HALLE R  AV,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 
Hammond  C  B,  dentist 
Heyman  B,  Eureka  Saloon 
HIGGINS  C  B,  agent  Moore,  Miner i 

Co,  bankers 
Ilutton  Fraidi,  attorney  at  law 
.lefl'eris  P  E,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Jones  J  E.  Justice  of  tlu;  Peace 
KELLOGG  &  CUTLER,  groceries,  pn 

visions,  and  genera'  merchandise 
Kerklioff  B,  Excelsior  Brewery 
LAMOLLE  G  B,  Progress  Hotel  Rfr 

taurant 


A.  KOHLSB. 


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lan(;tuv  & 

niid  builders 

LareouK!  J,  groci 

fral  inerchai 

Lees  Janu's,  Cni) 

LUEBBERT  \\ 

mining  i-ngii 

I^VON    W  &    c 

i-ake  Daily  i 

Mayer  J  A,  propr 

McEldowney  T  ] 

stable,  B 
McFarlane  S,  proi 
'Miller  &  Co,  statio 

I'lg,  el(! 
Moore.  Miner  &  C 
Weils,  Fargo, 
MOORE  JOHN H 
N'-wman  Peior,  pre 
NVE  D  H,  p,opVie 

Grass  Valley 
'•ARDEK   R  (ii 

•'"oek  brokers 

PATTERSON  & 

<»te   and    sloci 

agents  and  com 

iVrrins  &  Arpin,  li. 

I'efersin  Wni,  Wa-l 

IfAYNALJUSTI 
|;"oves  R  C,  (.,•„,„., 
Keiliiijic,.    IJ^  ^., 

goods 

Hliodes  A,  propr  A 

IflCE  EMMETT 

chemicals,  etc 

Holiei-ts  J  J  &  Co, 

Virginia  City 

Hniie  Henry,  Meado 

Santner  T  H,  watch 

VMITII  &   PKRK 

visions  and  gcrn 

SMITH  &WJLKI 

ion  livery  .stabl 

•S'li'th  J  G   lumber 

Starr  &  Davis,  Bank 

MHAUSS  S,  Cenli 

sacs    I)   K,  „o(,„.y  p, 

.  AVLOR  PETER^ 

^J'ANENT  JOHN 

visions,  and  min 

liltord  &  Foster,  att( 

' 'en  Wm.  blaeksmit 

i  \:""l>ne  &  Brann,  b 

'  "iinganian  A,  prop 

change  saloon 
"iy-manJV  G,  phys 

A.  BOJtfAir  &  Col 


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I.ANC.TRY  &  STONKK,  contiaclors 
mid  liiiilders 

l.iircoino  .1,  nm(!erii's,  provitiions,  and  gen- 
eral mercliandit'e 

|j't>i>  •IiiiiK's,  Ciipiliil  Koslaiiraiit 

MIKIJUKIIT  WM  &  CO,  assayera  and 
inii\in!i  i-ngiiiccrrt 

I. YON  W  &  CO,  publishers  JMeadow 
Lake  Daily  Sun 

.May<'r  .1  A,  j)r(ipriet()r  Luke  IIouso 

.MflCidowncy  T  L  &  \hw,  Call  livery 
stable,  l\ 

McFarlane  S,  proprMeKarlane's  saw  mill 

Miller  &  Co,  Btaliouery,  boot.^,  shoes,  elolh- 
in<r,  ete 

Moore,  Miner  &  Co,  bankers  and  agents 
Wells.  Fargo  &  Co 

MOOHK.IOIIN  M,  merehant 

Nfwrnan  I'eter,  propr  Moule  Cristo  Hotel 

NVK  I)  n,  proprietor  daily  stage  line  to 
(;ra-s  Valley 

rAHDKK  II  (i  &  CO,  real  estate  and 
sfoek  brokers 

PATTKUSON  &  VOSIUIUO.  real  es- 
tate and  stock  brokers,  insurance 
agents  and  commission  mi-rchunts 

Perrins  &  Arpin,  litpiors 

Pctersin  Wni.  Washington  saloon 

IJAYNAL  JUSTIN,  IJarnum  restaurant 

ivceves  It  C,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruit,  ete 

Ri'ilinger  II,  cigars,  tobacco,  and  fancy 
goods 

Rhodes  A,  pro])r  Alford's  saw  mill 

UICK  KMM1«:TT  E,  drugs,  medicines, 
chemicals,  etc 

lioberls  J  J  &  Co,  proptrs  stage  line  to 
Virginia  City 

Hulie  Henry,  Meadow  T/ikc  saloon 

Siuitner  T  II,  watches  and  jewelry 

SMITH  &  PKHKINS,  groceries,  pro- 
visions  and  general  merchandise 

SMITH  &  WILKINS,  proprietors  Fash- 
ion livery  stables 

Smith  J  (J.  lumber 

Starr  &  Davis,  Bank  Exchange  saloon 

STRAUSS  S,  Central  Market 

Svkcs  I)  E,  notary  public;  and  conveyancer 

TAYLOR  PETER,  architect 

TENNENT  JOHN  H,  groceries, 
visions,  and  mining  im[)lements 

Tiil'ord  &  Foster,  attorneys  at  law 

I'ren  Wm.  blacksmith 
I  V'aiidyne  &  lirann,  blacksmiths 

Waiiganuin  A,  proprietor  Brokers' 
change  saloon 

Wayman  W  G,  physician 


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W(fhring  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots, 
et(! 

WHITEHEAD  &  BERLIN,  real  estate 
and  stock  brokers 

WHirrEMORE  &  UEDICAN,  proprs 
Excelsior  Hotel 

WKJIITMAN  A  C  &  CO,  real  estate 
and  stock  brokers,  and  insurance  agts 

Winham  &  Clark,  drugs,  medicines,  sta- 
tionery, etc 

WIN  TON  N  W  &  CO,  owners  Winfon 
(Quartz  Mill 

Wilkowsky  H,  clothing,  boots,  shoes,  etc 

Wriller  Alfred,  physician 

YOUNd  U  A,  superintendent  Fordyce 
Saw  Mill 

ZER(JA  STEPHEN,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, li(piors,  clothing,  ete 

Meadow  Valley,  Plumas  Co,  P  O,  lO 
miles  s  e  of  C^uincy  and  86  miles  n  e 
of  Marysville 

Smith,  Haycock  &  Co,  genl  merchandise 

Mendocino,  Mendocino  Co,  P  O,  on 
the  coast,  l.'VJ  miles  n  w  of  San  Frar- 
cisco,  and  85  miles  n  of  Ukiah 

AUert-on  E  J,  contractor 

Bailey  B  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Bedard  Thomas,  painter 

Berg  John  A,  merchant  tailor 

Blair  John,  hair  dresser 

Brown  E,  general  merchant,  notary  pub- 
lic, and  agent  Wells  Fargo  &  Co 

Carlson  J  E,  hotel  j)roprietor 

C'halfant  A,  photographer 

Chalfant  J  E,  millwright 

Chamberlain  H  M  &  Co,  druggists 

Conway  John,  merchant  tailor 

Everson  A,  fruit  and  conl'ectioncry 

Folsom  A  C,  physician 

Ford  J  B,  agent  Mendocino  saw  mills 

Hanson  P,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Heeser  Wm,  notary  public 

Hegenmeyer  (I,  machinist 

Hill  J  F  &  S  W,  butchers 

Johnson  L,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Kelly  W  II,  general  merchandise 

LeBallistin  J  E,  (Russian  Harbor)  lumber 
manufacturer 

Millikin  D  B,  contractor 

Mownson  M,  hairdresser 

Murray  J  D,  druggist 

Noland  George,  painter 

Osborn  C  II,  hotel  proprietor 


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ParUlen  P,  saloon 
Rodgers  &  Bootli,  blacksmiths 
Sehrapp  Jacob,  fruit  and  cigars 
AValsh  r,  blacksmith 


Whiting  S  P,  f'.crgyman 
Williams  (Irji'pe,  general  merchanilise 
Woodward  L,  postmaster  and  genl  niclit. 
Wooster  George,  general  mercliandiso 


MENDOCINO  CO.  Created  :,y  act  of  Legislature,  1850;  organized  IB.IO. 
Boundaries — north  by  Humboldt  and  Trinity,  cast  by  Tehama,  Colusa,  and  Lake, 
south  by  Sonoma,  and  west  by  the  Pacific  Ocean.  '  County  Seat,  Ukiuh. 


o  V  K  I  c  K  u  s  . 


OKFICK. 


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niCSIDKNCE.        !  Term  Expires.         SALARY. 


County  Ju(lf;e 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Siicrilf 

liecorder 

rrcasiircr   

Assc.    ')r    

Siu'vi  •  jr 

Coroner 

Pu')lic  Administrator 

Superintendent  Public  Scliools 

Supervisor,  1st  District 

£.1        •'      

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Kdwin  It.  ]JmUl.. 
iFanios  Anderson  . 
Tlios.  IJ.  JJond  . . 
Lewis  M.  Warden 
.Fiimes  Anderson  . 

Samuel  Orr 

H.  J.  McMnnniis. 
John  S.  llei/.er  . . 
Tlios.  ,r.  Cooley.  . 
Tlios.  .r.  Cooley. . 
C.  C.  Cnniniiii^rs. 
O.  H.  P.  Brown.. 
Martin  Baeclitcl. . 


Ukiah  City lan'y  1,  18G8;S1800pr 


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.  Little  Lake. . 
.  Culpelirt  . . . . 


Ukiah  City, 

l(  41 

Little  Lake 


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Mendoza,,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address,  '  Damsgu!.rd&  Fields,  groceries,  provisions 
Meadow  Lake)  in  tlui  immediate  vi-  hardware,  etc 

ciniiy  of  Meadow  Lake  I  Gardner   J,   groceries,   provisions,   hard- 


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:vh  &  Ilawley,  groceries,  provisions.    ,,,,„^™*^l'i*V^  t  ^t      ^        tt 

hardware,  et/    ^  '  i  i  !^^  ^  ^:;'^^,^  •^'  P^PV^'r'^^t'  ""'' 

I  Mmear  &  Keynolds,  blacksmiths 


MERCED  CO.  Organized  LS.jj.  Boundaries — north  by  Stanislaus  and  Tu- 
olumne, east  by  Mariposa,  south  by  Fresno,  and  west  by  INIonterey,  Santa  Clara,  ami 
Stanislaus.-    County  seat,  Snellings 

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Term  Kxplros. 


County  .Tudirc. 


Jas.  W.    Uolicrtson  Snellinj,'s Jnn'y,  18f)8 . . 


Marcli, 


Merced  River. 
Forlorn  Hope. 


County  Clerk [Cliarles  M.  Blair. , 

District  iatorncy |  Peter  1).  \Vi;ri;inton 

Sheriff  . .    Jas.  B.  Sensahau;i;li 

Hei'ordcr , . . .  Charles  M.  Blair. . 

Treasurer   i  David  A.  Jamison . 

Assessor   James  K,  IIick.s . . . 

S'lrvcor \V^m.  G.  Collier. . . 

Coroner Samuel  M.  Brown . 

Public  Administrator Jas.  M.  Stronj;. . . . 

Superintendent  Public  Schools  Charles  M.  Blair.. 

Supervisor,  1st  District John  B.  Cocanour.  "       ...... 

"  2d        "       Silas  March Merced  River. . . 

"  31        "      ilvlmund  Ilussell  . .  Mariposa  Creek. 


Merced  Falls,  Merced  Co,  P  O,  6    Nelson  Wm,  postmaster 
miles  e  of  Snelling's  Pahle  J,  hotel  proprietor 


SALAUY 

$1 200  pr  mill, 

Fc.^s. 

•StlOO  per  anil. 

Fees. 


Sncllin<;s. 


jS-")00  per  anil. 
i  Fees. 


$200  per  mm. 
$4  per  liny 

and 
milea^'l'. 


Due  Hans,  blacksmith 

Nelson  &  Son,  proprs  flouring  mills 


Rosenthal  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions,  ami 


general  merchandise 


Viie  PACIFIC  INSCBANCB  CO.  InsureB  asainat  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


Meridian,  Sut 

of  Yuba  Cit) 

{»  Chester  Samuel,  si 

I?  Pouts  John  F,  po; 

'  Jones  J  II.  physici 
Mitchell  A  II,  but: 
.Smith  W  C,  hotel 
Spaulding  A  P,  bli 

i  Thombroi  gh  E  1< 
chandise 


I  Michigan  Bar 

'  ^8  miles  s  e  ol 

Add.ngfon  A  M,  p( 
Amador  and  Sacra 
hall  A,  (Live  Oak 
Cosmnnes  Copper  ; 
DeLamttfer  (J  B  "\ 
eral  merchant 
Eiigle  Canal  Co 
Giblin  Jam<;s,  groce 
Hunter  M  A,  pjiysi, 
Lamb  Larkin,  hotel 
I  .Michel  Franci.s  (S( 

Michigan  Blufl 

e  of  Auburn 
Diltz  J,  blacksmith 
Koiigeron  A,  tin  anc 

turer 

iialli(;an  d  m 

Ki-OI'PKNBUHG 

Phoenix  Hotel 
LKET  &  (JOULD, 

and  mining  im  t 
loci  W  N,  proprietf 
I'OLIFKA  K,  gro( 

uors,  etc 
n07AVAiE    CIIAI 

liquors 
Sliawl   M,  dry  good 
Spalding  O  (J,  stov 

ware 
TVLKU    KDWIN. 
I         Wells,  I«'argo  & 
»  asheim  Fred  S,  pc 

Milbrae,  San  Mat 
11  of  Redwood  ( 
San  Francisco 

Kiislon  &  Il.ayward, 
Park 

<^'iirnot  H,  general 

•'ones  Hugh  S,  hotel 
express  agent 

A.  ROMAN  ft  Co 


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A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Franoiaoo,  importer  and  dealer  in  llusio  Books. 


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Meridian,  Sutter  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles  w 
of  Yuba  City 

ij  Cliester  Samuel,  saloon 
f\  Fouts  .Toiin  F,  postmaster  and  genl  mcht 
;^  .lones  J  II.  physician 
f  Mitchell  A  II,  butcher 
li  Smith  W  C,  hotel  proprietor 
I.  Spaulding  A  P,  blacksmith 
I  Thombroi  f;h  E   F  &  Co,  general   mer- 
chandise 


Milford,  Lassen  Co,  P  O  (see  Branch 
Store) 

Fairchiltls  T  H,  dealer  lumber 
Cwove  &  IJronson,  general  merchandise 
Peyser  S  &  Co,  general  merehai.aise 
Wemple  &  Stearnberger,  millers 


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Miller's  Ranch,  Butte  Co,  (P  o  ad-i  | 

dress   Ban"o;)  IG   mile  s  e  of  Oro- !  S 


ville 


Michigan  Bar,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O.  i  MiUerton,  Fresno   Co,  P   O,  county 
28  miles  s  e  of  Sacramento  j  seat   of    Fresno   County  ;  legal  dis- 

tances: from  Sacramento,  190  miles; 


Addington  A  M,  pottery  ware  manuf 
Amador  and  Sacramento  Canal  Co 
Hall  A,  (Live  Oak)  general  merchandise 
Cosumnes  Copper  JVIining  Co 
DeLamater  (J  B  V,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchant 
Eagle  Canal  Co 
Giblin  James,  groceries 
Hunter  M  A,  physician 
Lamb  Larkin,  hotel  proprietor 
I  Michel  Francis,  (Sebastopol)  groceries 

I  Michigan  Bluff,  Placer  Co,  32  miles 
e  of  Auburn 

Diltz  J,  blacksmith 
i  Fougcron  A,  tin  and  sheet  iron  manufac- 
turer 
IIALLKJAN  D  M,  livery  stabio 
KIOPPKNBUHG     D    W,    proprietor 

PJKEnix  Hotel 
LEFT  &  (JOIJLI),  general  merchandise. 

and  mining  im, dements 
Loet  W  N,  proprietor  Forks  Hotel 
rOLlFKA  E,  groceries,  provisions,  Ijq- 


from  Stockton  14;j  mile?  ;  from   San 
Quentin,  27">  milts 

I  ALLEN  THOMAS  P  &  CO.  saloon 
■  ASHMAN  ,7  SCOTT,  S^eritf,  Fresno  Co 
Carman  &  IMcIntosh  (Saii  Joaquin  river) 
general  merchandise,  ferry  and  hotel 
Convers  C  P,  dealer  lumber 
DENNY  J  E  &  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise 
FAYMON VILLE  ^\M,  County  Clerk 
GASTED  S,  saloon 
GHEIEUSEN  GEOIHJE,  general  mer- 
ehandise,  and  agt  AV'ells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Henry  S  W,  hotel  proprietor 
.Tones  J  U,  (Convers  Ferry)  genl  mdse 
Krug  William,  carpenter  and  builder 
McCRAY  I  ha,  stock  raiser  and  propri- 
etor Oak  Hotel 
SHANNON  J  M,  Deputy  Sheriff 

Millville,  Shasta  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  e 
of  Shasta 

Anklin  &  Tangway,  general  merchandise 


uors,  etc  ■■  ■ ,    •     at  ,- 

ROZIEKE    CHARLES,    bil'Iards    and  I     =>1'1";>"  M manufacturer 

liquors  I  ^:1'1'""  ^^  ^'  l.»''y«'ci«n 

CI      I    AT    I  1       I  .1  •       I      .      .      Kins  I),  manufacturer 

Shawl   iM.  dry  goods,  clothmg,  bonts,  etc  '         "      ' 

Siialding  O  (J,  stoves,  tin  and  sheet  iron 

ware 
TYLER    EDWIN,   hanker,   and   agent 

Wells,  r'argo  &  Co 
Washeim  Fred  S,  postmaster 


Milbrae,  San  Mateo  Co,  P  0, 12  miles 
n  of  Redwood  City,  and  17  miles  s  of 
San  Francisco 

Riiiston  &  H.ayward,  propr's  Club  House 

Park 
Garnot  H,  general  merchandise 
Jones  Ilugli  S,  hotel  propr,  postmaster  and 

express  agent 


Moore  Joseph,  hotel  proprietor 
Smith  A,  physician 
Stevenson  1)  C,  attorney  at  law 
Wiieatley  &  Filer,  general  merchandise 
Wilkinson  &  Ross,  general  merchandise 


MilpilaS,   Santa   Clara    Co,   P   O,  8 
miles  n  e  of  San  Jost; 

AYER  S  F,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 
Creighton    Frederick,   general    mercha  ;  ,  f 

and  postmaster  !  p 

GLEASON  &  VALPEY,  groceries         i  » 
RATHBORNE    AUGUSTUS,  general    ^ 

merchandise 


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Tiiylor  .Tolm,  hotel  keeper 
Weller  .1  li,  .Itislice  of  the  I'eacc 

Minersville,  Trinity  Co,  r  o,  ir) 

miles  n  e  of  Weiivervillo 

Bristol  William  II,  physician 
Chillis  (J('orij;e,  cler/ryman 
Fellows  I',  bhu'ksniith  and  jeweler 
Reed  A  J,  hiilclicr 

Toiirtelotti;  Jesse  II,  hotel  proprietor 
Tourtelottt!  John  I  J,  merchant 

Mission  San  Joso.  Ai.im.  ihi  Co,  r 

(),  :M  Miiles  s  e  of  San  Leandro,  and 
37  miles  s  e  of  San  Francisco 

Air.lIST  SAIMITFL,  hair  dresser 
lW>:i{(,?.!ANN  N,  blacksmith  and  -.vlicel- 

\vri<»ht 
EIIU.MAN  &  I5ACIIMAN,  agents  15am- 
ber  &  (.'o's  e.vpress,  general  merchants 
and  insurance  agents 
Fedrv  Julian    H^v.  clergyman,  (Catholic) 
FIHi)::i{Kl{  &  CUAKJ,    general    mer- 
chandise 
GIBUOXS  W,  proprietor  E.xchangc  Ho- 
tel, etc 

jIIEAL  KLIJKIDCJK  F,  si.Uwn 
I  JOHNSON  S  V  11  &  UEST,  butchers 
I  Labloes  Eugene,  harness  maker 
.McClnre  It  A,  postmaster 
MILLS  I)  S,  blacksmith  and  whet Iwright 
I  Munos  J,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Ordaz  1'.  harness  maker 
HOr.EHS  C  Injustice  of  the  Pence 
SIGKIST  M,  groceries,  etc 


liiley  I'eter,  blacksmith 

Itover  Joseph  W,  postmaster  and  gencial 

merchant 
Rover  Joseph  W  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 
Upson  Charles  E,  watchmaker 
Veach  .lames  E,  saloon 

Mokelumne  Hill,  Calaveras  Co,  1' 
O,  and  County  seat  of  ('alaverns  (o. 
Li  gal  distances:  from  Sacramento.  HO 
ii;i!<  s  ;  from  Stockton, ;")()  miles  ;  f'nmi 
San  (^nenlin,  180  miles.  An  import- 
ant mining  locality,  situated  ncm' 
the  ISIokehinme  river,  10  miles  n  of 
San  Andreas 

Abel  M,  clothing,  hoofs  and  shoes,  (^eii    r 

Abid  M,  restaurant.  Main 

Adams  AC,  attorney  at  law,  >[;  in 

Adams  R,  dry  goods,  M-.i'-. 

Ankuer  .Jacob,  gi'd  mer'l,  ii,!):      '-ntir 

Hach  F,  books,  stalioncrv,  irc.  Main 

BLUM  &   (;RAI)WOilL,  general  mc- 

chandise  | 

liouchei-  W  Iv,  notary  public  and  surveyor,  i 

Center  '       ' 

Riircc  E  I*,  boot  and  shoemaker,  ^lain 
CALAVERAS  (  IIRONICLE,  weekly. 

Calaveras  Chronicle  I'uld'shing  Co. 

publishers 
('olenum  &  iMorris,  clothing.  Main 
Costa  M  C,  general  merchandise.  Center 
I)ani<  !e\vic/  (J,  gv'iieral  mdse.  Main 
Davidson  M,  dry  goods,  IVIain 
i)udley  A  P,  attorney  at  law,  l'rospc<'f 
Fahey  Edward,  saloon  and  billiards,  Main 


o, T, .»..-..  ,.  ■         ^.^    1  •  TT     i  Cridin  II,  livery  stable.  Center 

SLMNEIv  E,  proprietor  AN  ashington  IIo-    (;,.i„„„  (-,  bakery,  Main 

(JRIMM  F  W,  saloon.  Main 
Walk  it  Co,  Center  Market,  Main 
Hepburn  .lames,  physician,  Center 


tel 


Therfall  .7,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 
Wersinger  I'eter,  <'abinef  maker 
ZEIOENFUSS  CIEORCJE,  butcher 


Mix's  Crossing.  Yuba  Co,  P  O,  33 
miles  n  c  of  Marysville 

Gove  A  .T,  jdiysician,  i)ostmnster,  and  ex- 
press agent 
Mix  (Jeorge  I,  bridge  owner 

Mokelumne  City,  San  Joaquin  C^i, 
(P  O  address,  Woodbridgc)  23  miles 
n  \v  of  Stockton 

Beebe  Alvaro  N,  wagon  maker 
Dominic  Thomas,  house  painter 
Gilbrath  Doe,  blacksmith 
Lupton  Lancaster  P,  physician 


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Hexter  I,  Union  market,  ('enter 
HOERSCIINER   A   II,   physician 

druggist,  Center 
Hopkins   Walter  L,   Notary  Public  ami 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Kelly  .lolm  II,  carriage  maker.  Main 
Lamphear  T  C,  propr  U  S  Hotel,  (Viilcr 
LE(JER  (ji,  proprietor  Hotel  D'Euioix', 

Main 
Lowitz  .1  Daniel,  clothing.  Main 
Marks  .1  B.  sjuldles  and  harness,  .V.i. 
MAYIIEW    &    RIDDILL,  carpet. i, 

builders,  and  undertakers.  Center 
McFadden  .Julia  Mrs,  liquors.  Main 
McLean  John,  American  Bakery,  Main 
Meyer  F,  Moiii'oi  Hotel,  Center 


Misch  W,  cigars, 

dust.  Center 
Moses   W   F,  ag( 

Center 
Miiths  (ieorgp,  be 
Ottenger  H,  brew 
Ottenger  Henry,  y, 

Main 
Patterson  E  C,  sa 
I'EEIv  W  P<t  C 
I'LATT  CONRA 

eroek(!ry,  Mai 
RATZ    AVI  L  LI  A 

Main 
Hoot  Mrs  C,  millir 
Siiwyer  AVin  H,  f(i 
Scidint  C,  j.'weler 
Sclmeebeli  I'red'k, 

MONO   CO. 

vfula,  south   by    lu 
I'Vesno.     County  .si 


The  FAOIFIG  INSiTBAWGI!  Oo.  The  largest  CoUfornia  Insuranoe  Oo. 


oKnci;. 

Comity  ,1ni]<n' 

Cimritv  Clork  ....", 
District  Atloriicv  . , 

siicritr ;... 

lii'conlor 

Tiviisiircr 

.\<s('.s.s()r    

Surveyor 

CiiiiiiH'r 

I'lililic  Adiiiiiiislriilor. 
>!M|i(Tiiitori(loiitl'ul)li,. 
^'  ~iii]icrvisor   

f---^-  •••■■' 

'*''  AODoville,  Moti 

Jkridg-porf)  Ki 
Clark  (Jeorge,  gene 

Monte  Cristo, 

dress,  I)ownie\ 
Down'eville 

Monte  Vista, 

miles  w  of  Sai 
Armstrong  AV  AV, 
KIMBALL  MAR 

and  postmaster 

Monterey,  Mon 

porated  city  nn 
terey  County. 

A.  BOMAl 


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STATK     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


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Misch  W,  ci{i;!irs,  tobacco,  and  dealer  gold 

dust,  Ct'iitiT 
Mo.-fc'rt   W   V,  agent  AVells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

Center 
Miitlis  (Jeorgp,  bootR  and  shoes,  Main 
Ottenger  11,  bniwt'ry,  Main 
Ottenger  Henry,  propr  Washington  Uotel, 

Main 
Patterson  E  C,  saloon,  Main 
I'KKK  W  V  .fc  CO,  livery  stable 
I'LATT  CONItAl),  liardware,  glass,  and 

crockery,  Main 
nXTZ   WILLIAM,  Washington   liaths, 

Main 
Koot  Mrs  C,  millinery.  Main 
Sawyer  Wni  II,  f'nrniliire 
Schhnt  C,  jeweler.  Main 
Sclnieebeli  Fred'k,  lager  beer  saloon,  Main 


Sokolonsky  Isa<lore,  gonl  mdse.  Center 
Stewart  II  M,  surgeon  dentist,  Lafayette 
Stnrges  II  M,  genl  nierciiandisc,  Center 
.-"usstc.rf  Peter,  Mokelumne  Hill  Brewery, 

Siiort 
Taft  &  Disbrow,  Pacific  Brewery,  Main 
WEIIIE  EDWARD  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise. Main 
WEIL  L,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 
Weil  Mayer,  saloon  and  billiards,  Main 

Monitor,  Alpine  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  n  of 

Silver  Mountain 
( Jotr  M  L,  h()t(d  pro|)rietor 
LEWIS  S  (1,  notary  public,  postmaster, 

and  i)ublislier  Alp'ne  Mine. 
Stephenson  I),  saloon 
Wood  M,  clothing,  cigars,  and  tobacco 


MONO  CO.  Organized  Ifttil.  Boundaries — north  and  east  by  State  of  Ne- 
vada, south  by  Inyo  and  Ercsno,  and  west  by  Alpine,  Tuolumne,  Mari[)Osa,  and 
Fresno.     County  seat,  Bridgeport. 

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flKKlCK. 


INCI'MIIKNT. 


IIKSIDKNCK. 


roiiiity  ■Iiiil^j' Idlui  C.  Murphy. .    I$ri(l;j;Pii(>rt  . . . 

I'diiiity  ('loik Folin  X.  Diiillistoii  " 

District  Attonu'v ( Jco.  N.  Wliitiimii.  " 

Shcritr .' Si'tli  (i.  Stinlcn...  ;         " 

Ki'conlor Jolm  N.  Diulli'ston !         " 

Tivasurcr loliii  C  Kiiij;slfy  .  '         " 

Assessor   (iforne  S.  Morton.    Benton  .. 

Surveyor Clia.s.  K.  lialdwiii .    Hriil>;eport  . . . 

('(ininer Dr.  Ksinond Moiit(;<anery. . 

i'ulilic  Adniinistralor Dr.  Ksinoiid " 

Siipcriiiteiideiit  I'lililie  Schools  'V.  C  Sf)pcr Owcnsville  . . , 

supervisor   !...  .1.  M.  Ilortoii '         " 

"  :  Wui.  T.  Klliolt. . .   Bridt'eport  . . . 

"  i  Lloyd  (joodi)ow. . .  !  Antelope    . . . , 


Tertn 

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SAI..\KY. 

Dec, 

1809  ,. 

*1000rr  ann. 

Marcl 

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lODOVillO,  Mono   Co,  (P  O  addres.*,  j  Sticramento,  245  miltc  ^  from  Stock- 

•  •ridgt'port)  1(5  miles  8  of  Bridgeport  ton,  21")   miles;   from  San  Quentin, 

Clark  (jeorge,  general  merchandise  miles 

I      Oi<'Kici;u8 — Manuel    Diaz,    President ; 
Monte    CristO,  sierra  Co,  (P  O  ad- 1  J  P    Davenport,  Treasurer;    Colbert  A 
dress,  Downieville)   4   miles  n  w  of    Canfield,  Clerk 


Down'eville 

Monte  Vista,   Alameda  Co,  P  0,3 

miles  w  of  San  Letindro 
Armstrong  W  W,  hotel  keeper 
KiMBALL  MAUANDA,  hotel  keeper 

and  postmaster 

Monterey^  Monterey  Co,  P  O,  incor- 
porated city  and  county  seat  of  Mon- 
terey County.  Legal  distances  :  from 


Abrego  Jose,  gener.il  merchandise.  Pearl 
Beainan  Truman,  atty  at  law,  Alvarado 
Blankman  Henry  O,  atty  at  law,  Pearl 
BRITTAIN  J  SELWVN,  editor  Mon- 
terey (lazette,  oHioe  cor  Pearl  and 
Washington 
Callaghan  John  T),  physician  and  apothe- 
cary, Alvarado 
Canfield  Colbert  A,  physician  and  apothe- 
cary, Alvarado 
Daniels  John,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


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A.  SOMAN  ft  CO.    The  only  exclusive  Booft  Store  cc  tbe  Fcciflo  Coaat, 


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NOBTH  AMEBIOA  J.TVV,  INSURA.NCE  CO.  The  best  company  in  the  United  States. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


Doud   Francis,  Washington  Market,  Al- 

varado 
Escole  &  (Jirard,  <Tcneral  merchandise 
Escole  Henry,  nianf  earthenware,  Clay 
Geil  Samuel  F,  attorney  at  law,  Alvarado 
Giardin  Jolin,  genl  merchandise.  Pearl 
Gregory  &   Woodside,  attorneys  at  law, 

Alvarado 
Harris  Geo  C,  propr  Washington  Hotel, 

Washington 
Hughes  Michael,  liarness  and  saddle  man- 
ufacturer, Washington 
Lanihc  I  Thomas  G,  wlialer 
Laportc    r      f   Hros,  Alvarado 
Little  Lev.  osral  mdse,  Washington 


Little  Milton,  general  mdse,  Alvarado 
Merritt  Josiah,  attorney  at  law,  P(>arl 
Miranda  Francisco  Palacios,  genl  mdse, 

Washington 
Parker  John,  general  mdse,  Alvarado 
Polaski  L  &  Co,  general  mdse.  Pearl 
liacca  ■  Michael,    clergyman    (Catholic), 

ISIain 
Rossi  Santiago,  general  mdse.  Clay 
Koth  Hiram,  Monterey  liakery.  Pearl 
Roth   Jolm,  general  mdse,  corner  Pearl 

and  Alvarado 
WALKER  WILLIAM  D,  principal  City 

School,  Calitornia 
Whiting  B  C,  attorney  at  law,  Alvarado 


MONTEREY   CO.     Organized   1850,     Boundaries— North  hy  Santa  Cruz  | 
and  Santa  Clara,  east  by  the  Coast  Range,  soutii  by  San  Luis  Obispo,  and  west  by 
Pacific  Ocean.     County  Seat,  Monterey. 


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OFKICK. 


INCIJIIIKNT. 


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SALAIiV. 


County  .Tii(l<;c. . . , 

County  Clerk 

District  Attoniev, 

Sheriff "., 

llcc'orik'r 

Treasurer 


Xlontcrcv .Inn . . . 

"     '    Marcii, 

Snn  Juan '       " 

Monterey " 


1808  SiaOOpr 
1868  I'Y'es. 

"      .S750nncl 

"      Fees. 


Surveyor 

Coroner 

Public  Administrntor 

Superintendent  I'niilic  Schools 
Supervisor,  1st  District 

2(1        "      

3d        "      


Wm.  II.  Rumscv. . 
Wni.  M.  IM'iirker 
.(rtuies  F.  IJroen.  . . 
Tlionins  Watson. . 

Steplien  Hntcli 

Miltop  Little " 

Wm.  v'.  McOarvev  San  Juan 
U.  B.  Barker....', 
Collicrt  A.  Canlield  A[nutorcy 
A.  W.  Billings  ...   Siilinas  .. 
Thomas  Bralee  . . .   (^armelo 

M.  C.  Ireland Monterey Oct I8f.7|l'er  dicin 

Thomas  Flint San  Juan "         istiS;         " 

Ja.s.A.BIankinship,Pajuro "         ISCO!         " 


aim. 
fees. 


ji'too  per  nnn. 


Montezuma,  Tuolumne   Co,  P  O,  9 
miles  s  w  ot'  Sonora. 

Brown  H  W,  general  merchandise 
Carlo  F,  general  merchandise 
Clark  James  H,  ])roprietor  Clark's  Hotel 
Fox  &  Hughes,  boots  and  shoes 
Love  R  K,  general  merchandise 

Moon's  Ranch,  Tehama  Co,  P  O,  24 
miles  s  of  Red  Bluff. 

Moore's  Plat,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,   18 
in  ilea  n  e  of  Nevada. 

Abraham  P,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  etc 

Beverton  S,  tin  and  slicet  iron  manufac'y 

Brown  M,  blacksmith 

Caldwell  Samuel,  postmaster  and  druggist 

Hardy  E  T,  physician 

Harris  John,  billiards  and  liquors 


Joslyn  &  Panayett,  billiards  and  liquors 
LANDES  DAVID,  hardware,  furniture | 

and  paper  hangings 
Leonard  A  V,  drugs,  medicines,  books  and  j 

stationery 
Levy  &  Bro,  groceries,  provis'ns,  liquors 
Marks  &  Co,  bankers 
Moore  II  M,  proprietor  Moore's  Hotel 
Morrow  W  R,  hotel  pror)ri(!tor 
Ransom  D,  groceries,  provisions  and  genJ 

eral  merchandise  I 

Shoenberg  Henry,  express  agent  and  va-| 

rieties 

Mormon  Bar,  Mariposa   Co,   (P 
address,  Mariposa)  2  miles  s  of  Marj 
iposa. 

Beach  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Fine  J  R  E,  general  merclnndise 


FAOIFIO  INSURANCB  CO.    Cash  Assets,  $1,113,803.82. 


VlTHOLiISSALiE 

Stationery  and  Paper 


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EVERY    VA-RIETY    OE 

om^slir  and  f  or^tgx 

STATIONERY, 

Blank  Books, 

Scliool   Books, 

Cheap   I^ublications, 

AVrappins:  Baper, 

Baper  Bags,  &c. 

0 

Kept  oonitantly  on  hand,  which  we  offer  to  the  Trade  at  the 
LOWEST    MARKET    RATES. 


IMPORTING  AND  MANUFACTURING '  STATIONERS, 

UTos.    418    and    420  CImAV  STREIXZT^ 

SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


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CHICKERINQ'S  Plai 


HANUFAGTUBERS  AND  IPENTORS. 


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The  object  of  this  Agency,  is  the  opening  a  place  for  the  sale  of 

Miifactired  FatuDtell  Mcles, 

thus  presenting  to  Manufacturers  facilities  to  introduce  their  articles  more  readily 
to  the  public. 

To  enable  persons  needing  the  latest  improved  machinery  or  appliance  in 

MINING, 

MECHANICAL, 

AGRICULTUEAL, 
DOMESTIC, 

MUSICAL, 

MATHEMATICAL,  or 


TO  FBOOUBE  THEM  THBOUOH  THIS  AGENOT. 

Also,  to  procure  Patents  and  co-operate  with  Inventors,  and  make  arrangements 
to  put  valuable  Patents  into  practical  use. 

.    JOSEPH  B.  ATKINSON, 

615  Sacramento  Street,    -   -   San  Francisco,  Oal. 


N.  B.— Samples,  Drawings,  and  Models,  solicited. 

Manufacturers  and  Inventors  will  do  well  to  communicate  with  this  Agency. 


I:  Mount  Bullion 

miles  w  of  Mai 


||!  Miller  J  IT,  hotel  pi 

Mountain  Hoi 


Mountain  Ram 


CHICEEBING'S  Pianos  have  the  best  touch  and  tone.   A.  EOHIiEB,  Agent,  San  Franoisoo 

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STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


Mormon  Island,  Sacramento  Co,  25 
miles  n  e  of  Sacramento. 

Beccroft  John  T,  postmaster,  and  general 

mdse 
Ikoder  Oswald,  distiller  and  wine  grower 
Bugbey  li  N,  wine  grower 
Caldwell  S  It,  wine  grower 
Hart  H  T,  wine  grower  and  distiller 
Houston  .T,  blacksmith 
Jarvis  Will,  fruit  grower 
Leachman  A,  hotel  proprietor 
ftrettce  H,  wine  grower 
Mumford  Ferdinand  S,  attorney  at  law 
!  Nutall  J,  fruit  grower 

MorristOWn,  Sierra  Co,  12  miles  n  w 
of  Downieville. 

Mount  Bullion,  Mariposa  Co,P  O,  G 

miles  w  of  Mariposa. 

Blood  C,  hotel  proprietor 
Dodge  IJros,  general  merchandise 
Lawrence  L  B,  physician 
Murray  Charles,  general  merchandise 
I  ^yabucco  L,  general  merchandise 

Mount   Eden,  Alameda  Co,  P  O,  7 
miles  s  e  of  San  Leandro. 

Brustgrum  V,  general  merchant  and  post- 
master 
Lamia  Fedel  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Ludwig  Bros,  juoprietors  Eden  House 
IVterinan  II,  general  merchandise 
Simpson  John,  hotel  keeper 

Mount  Ophir,  ^Liriposa  Co,  r  O,  7 

miles  w  of  Mariposa. 
Miller  J  IT,  hotel  proprietor 

Mountain  House,  Butte  Co,  (r  o 

address,  IJrush  Creek)  2G  miles  n  e 
of  Oroville. 

Day  J  r,  butcher 

Flinn  Joseph.  (Buckeye)  hotel  proprietor 

Jod  Julius,  general  merchandise 

Johnson  Russell  (Berry  Creek),  hotel  prop 

Huggles  K  S,  hotel  proprietor 

Mountain  Eancll,  Calaveras  Co,ro, 
10  miles  s  e  Mokelumne  Hill. 

Holmes  William  H,  general  merchandise 
I'eggans  Charles,  general  mercha'^Mse 
I'ellaton  &  Co,  general  merchand 


Rodoscino  G,  general  merchandise 
Rupe  &  Duggliie,  general  merchandise 

Mountain  View,  Contra  Costa  Co, 
(  P  O  address  Martinez)  5  miles  w  of 
Martinez. 

Dohrmann  H  C  F,  hotel  proprietor 
Gately  John,  warehouse  and  wharf 

Mountain  View,  Santa  Clam  Co, 
P  O,  on  the  San  Francisco  and  San 
Jose  Railroad,  40  miles  from  San 
Francisco  and  12  miles  n  w  of  San 
Jose. 

Dale  Thomas,  butcher 

Davidson  C  IJ,  saloon  keeper  and  butcher 

Eaton  N,  physician  and  druggist 

Galimore  AVesley  W^,  clergyman  (Pres) 

Lloyd  F  N,  shoe  maker 

SHIRLEY  &  CO,  hotel  keepers 

Shumway  J,  general  merchandise 

SMITH  &  HAINES,  saloon 

Smith  G  W,  blacksmith 

TAYLOR  S  P,  prop'r  Mountain  View 

R  R  House,  and  postmaster 
WHELAN   DANIEL,  blacksmith  and 

wheelwright 
Wilhiermer  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Whisman  Henry,  butcher 

Mountain  Wells,  Nevada  Co,  P  O, 
9  miles  e  of  Nevada. 

Mud  Springs,  El  Dorado  Co,  a  miles 
w  of  Plaeerville  (see  El  Dorado.) 

Murphy's,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  30  miles 
8  e  of  Mokelumne  Hill. 

Aratta  G,  groceries 

Blind  Toms,  variety  store 

Compere  V,  general  merchandise 

Darling  &  Ilanchett,  general  merchandise 

polan  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Dunbar  F,  lumber  dealer 

Friedlandcr  II,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

(Jnyliardo  C,  groceries 

(Jebhart  A,  market 

GritTith  K,  Theatre  saloon 

Hatch  F  S,  blacksmith 

Henrietta  J,  brewery 

Jenison  C,  restaurant 

Jones  AVm,  drugs  and  medicines 

Kimball  &  Cutting,  dealers  lumber 

Lefavere  GBP   nhysician 

Leonhard  G,  hairuresser 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


Alnjor  A,  bakery 

MATTKSON    &    GARLAND,    livery 

stnblc 
McNeve  C,  saloon 

Michelson  Samuel,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Monies  M,  saloon 
Orengo  B,  general  mercbnnilise 
PAL  AC  HE  E,  agent  for  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co  and  insurance  agent 
Parsoijs  S,  Iiair  dresser 
liaulin  A,  general  merchandise 
Rausseau  C,  gunsmith 
Rliodes    Alonzo,   broker   and    telegraph 

agent 
SENTER  R,  general  merchandise  and 

dealer  gold  dust 
Shields  J  T,  saloon  and  billiards 


Sperry  &  Perry,  (Big  Trees)  hotel  proprs 

MusquitO,  Calaveras  Co,PO,  H  miles 

c  of  Mokelumne  Ilili 
Albers  G,  postmaster 
Armand  F,  general  merchandise 
Clark  VW,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Broad  F,  general  merchandise 
Harris  A  M,  (Sandy  Gulch)  proptr  saw 

mill 
Iletzer  G,  hotel  proprietor 
Larieage  F,  general  merchandise 
McCarthy  David,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Park  R,  hotel  proprietor 
Rust  R,  hotel  proprietor 
Sawyer  D  N,  proprietor  toll  bridge 
Storaldo  Thomas,  butcher 


NAPA  CO.     Organized  1850.     Boundaries— North  by  Lake,  east  by  Solano,  j  j 
south  by  Solano,  and  west  by  Sonoma.     County  Seat,  Napa  City. 

OFFICKRS. 


OKFICK. 


INCIlinKST. 


RESIDEXCE. 


Term  Expire*. 


SAIAUY. 


Coiintv  Judge Robert  Croiioli Naprt  City .Inn.  I,  I8C8. 

County  (Mcrk 'Cliaunrey  B.Seclcy  St.  Ileli'ila iMnrrh,    1868 

Distrirt  Attorney '  Win.  W.  Pendegast  Nnpa  City i       "         " 

Sheritr .' I  Ralph  Ellis !     "      •'    j       "         " 

Reionkr |,l.  H.  Rowland. ...  j     "      "    I       " 

Treasuror  I  Geo.  E.  Goodman.       "       "    ,       "         " 

Assessor   ■  B.  W.  Aniold . . . ,  : Sevastopol •       "         " 

Surveyor Wni.  A.  I*icrre  ...  Napa !       "         " 

Coroner iR.  11.  Olmstead. . .  I     "     |      "         " 

rul)li('  Administrator |  V^acant ' ;       "         " 

Superintendent  PiiMif  Schools' Alfred  Higbie Napa 

Supervisor,  1st  District Ths.  H.  Thompson 


2d 
3d 


Vacant 

Peter  11.  Burnett. .  iSt.  Helena 


SlPOOprnnn. 

Fees. 

« 1, 000  &  fees. 

Fei-s. 

41 

Commission. 
S,'>  jwr  iluy. 
Fees. 


8800  per  ann. 
150 

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Napa  City,  Napa  Co,  P  O,  county  seat 
of  Napa  Co,  situated  on  Napa  Creek, 
48  miles  n  e  of  San  Francisco  and  14 
miles  n  of  Benicia.  Tiic  Napa  Valley 
Railroad  connects  Suscol  with  Napa 
City,  a  distance  of  six  miles.  Legal 
distances :  from  Sacramento  CO  miles ; 
from  Stockton,  100  miles  ;  from  San 
Quentin,  55  miles 

Allen  Edward,  saloon,  First 

BALL  HENRY,  wines  and  liquors,  Main 

BARTH  G,  propr  German  Hall,  Brown 

BOYNTON  E  N,  drugs  and  medicines. 
Main 

Brayton  J  G,  photographic  artist  and  tele- 
gra])h  agent.  Second 

Brown  W  R,  postmaster  and  general  mer- 
chandise, Main 

Brack  Lewis,  notary  public,  Main 


Brunsen  A,  attorney  at  law,]\rain 
CAIIEN  S  &  CO,  crockery  and  cigsirs, 

First 
Cardinet  A  &  Co,  provisions.  First  • 

CARLTON  WILLIAM  B,  wheelwright, 

First 
Carpenter  Ezra,  contractor.  Main  ' 

Cowan  J  H,  agent  Napa  Valley  Railroad 

Co,  Main 
CARTER    JOSHUA,  boot   and    shoe- 
maker. Main 
CHESEBRO  &  KINSMAN,  proprietors 

Revere  House 
Christianson  P,  warehouse.  Main 
Christopher  W  H,  hairdresser,  Main 
CLARK  H  J,  blacksmith.  Main 
CLIFFORD  G  B,  livery  stable.  Main 
Clifford  George  Rev,  clergyman,  (Meth)  . 
COMSTOCK  C  E  MRS,  milliner.  First 


PACIFIC  INSUBA.M'CE  CO.   Office  422  California  Rtroet,  San  Francisco. 


UAROHAIiL  &  MITTAUEB'S  Pianos,  Cheapest  made.   A.  KOHIiEB,  Agent,  San  Franoisoo, 


STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


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Coombs  &  Brannnn,  proprs  Bonicin  and 
Clear  Luke   stage   line  via  Vallejo, 
Napa,  ami  CalLstoga,  otrice  Main 
CroiK'li  Uobert,  attorney  at  lasv,  Main 
(;ustar&  MeClennan,  lumber,  Main 
I  Dean  Timothy,  pby.sieian 
Dcyart  P  Rev,  elergyman  (Catholic) 
I  Dinkle  Peter,  proj»r  German  Hotel,  First 
I  Donnelly  Terance,  groceries,  Main 
j  DOIMI  M,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors, 
I         fiflloon,  and  agent  Union  Brewery,  cor 
I         Main  and  Second 
I EASTERBY  &  CO,  general  merchandise, 
I         Main 

[EASTERBY  A  Y,  President  Napa  Val- 
]         ley  Railroad  Co 
i  Eglin  Eugene,  restaurant.  Main 
I  Ford  &  Patten  Mrs,  milliners.  Main 
Ford  G  W  Rev,  clergyman,  (Baptist) 
Fueg  Jacob,  watchmaker,  Main 
Gavin  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker.  Main 
i  GENGNAGEL  J  &  CO,  butchers,  Sec'd 
i  Gilbert  S  M,  saloon.  Main 
I  GILES  JAMES,  furniture,  carpets,  etc, 
!         cor  First  and  Brown 
!  Goodman  James  II  &  Co,  bankers.  Main 
I  Gunnond  C  J,  propr  Railroad  House,  Main 
I  Hamilton,  Lamdin  &  Co,  genl  mdse,  Main 
Haas  Martin  L  '>ooks,  stationery,  etc,  M'n 
j  llartson  C,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
;HACKH:TT  F  M,  demist.  Main 
I!  j  Hatt  A  &  Co,  groceries.  Main 
Ilatton  Joseph,  hairdresser.  Main 
j  HF^AD  G,  boot  and  shoemaker.  Main 
Heller  M,  cabinet  maker,  Second 
Higbie  A  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
HIGGINS    LANK    &    CO,  publishers 

Napa  County  Reporter 
Hix  P,  blacksmith.  First 
Hogan  John  S,  propr  Napa  Hotel,  Main 
HorrcU  Johnson,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Howland  J  H,  notary  public.  Main 
Hunnewell  A  A,  notary  public,  Main 
Itiaac  C,  clothing.  Main 
Israelsky  J,  dry  goods  &  clothing.  Main 
Kahlenburg  John,  saloon,  Main 
Kather  &  Co,  butchers.  First 
Knapp  H  H,  lumber  and  contractor,  Main 
Knowlton  C  V,  painter.  Second 
Lamdin  J   F,  agent  Well-,  Fargo  &  Co 
and  iEtna  and  Home  Fire  Insurance 
Co's,  Main 
Lamont  James  A,  attorney  at  law 
Landrigan  B  Miss,  propr  Shade  House 
Lawley  John,  warehouse,  Main 
Lockwood,  John  A,  physician,  Main 


Lundy  John,  painter.  Main 
Lynch  P,  wines  and  licpiors.  Main 
Lynch  Tiiomas,  wines  and  liquors.  First 
MALONY   A   B,   drugs  and  medicines, 

and  agent  Singer's  Sewing  Machine, 

t!4  Main 
Manuel  G  W,  wheelwright,  Main 
Marks  C,  bakery.  Main 
McChiy  \V  J  Rev, clergyman  (Methodist) 
McDonald  M  S  miss,  prin  Y'oung 

Ladies'  Seminary 
McGowan  Mary  Mrs,  whip  manufacturer. 

Main 
McGuire  James,  shoemaker.  First 
McKay  Robert,  tailor,  Main 
McKenzie  Jonas,  livery  stable,  and  propr 

stage  line  to  Sacramento 
Mighell  W  II,  warehouse,  Main 
Mighell  William,  feed.  Main 
Mighell  William  &  Co,  restaurant.  Main 
MONTGOMERY  R  T,  publisher  Napa 

Reister 
MUDGETT  &  CO,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing, ]\lain 
IMuUer  August,  shoe  maker.  Brown 
Mygatt  Ilenrv,  harness  maker.  Main 
NICHOLS  JAMFS  E,  hair  dresser,  First 
Nichols  J  M,  .>aloon,  Main 
Noiuieman  W,  iuilor,  Brown 
Norton  A  "W,  blacksmith.  Main 
O'Brine   T    II,   saloon,  cor   Second  and 

Brown 
Overton  C  T,  physician,  Main 
PENDEGAST  W  W,  att'y  at  law.  Main 
Pi'au  John,  propr  stage  line  to  Petaluma, 

via  Sonoma 
Pierce  II  M,  saloon.  First 
POND  J  E,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Raney  T  F,  propr  American  Hotel,  Main 
RAY''LE  P  AV  S,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
RICHMOND  J  B,  varieties,  First 
Robinson  Beeby,  contractor.  Main 
Salomonson  J,  general  merchandise,  First 
Schumer  J,  physician 
Sheridan  Bernard,  tailor.  Second 
SMITH  &  CHESEBRO,  hardware,  Main 
Starr  S  II,  saloon.  Main 
Steere  R  N,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
STERLING  R  H,  insurance  agent,  First 
Stewart  N  E,  hats  and  caps,  Main 
Stillwagon  W  W,  physician,  Main 
Stony  T  P,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Towle  G  W,  attorney  at  law,  notary  pub- 
lic, and  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Tucker  S  S,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Tucker  T  J,  attorney  at  law,  Main 


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TUHNKIl   W  S  KKV,  printipnl   Nnpu 
C'i)ll('f:itile   Iiit^litutc,  niul    florgjimiu 
(Metlio(li:»t) 
Vnn  llaanii  J,  linir  dresser,  l\Inin 
\'AX  HKVKU  P  &  CO.  Kioitiy,  First 
AVALDEN  .1  U.  livery  stnl)lc 
Wfinliviulcr  A,  dry  goods,  clotliing,  boots, 

etc,  Main 
Wlioeli-r  «fc  Co,  lloiiring  mill,  First 
AVIIKTCOMIJK   W   W,   hardware,  tin- 
ware, paints,  etc,  ISIaiii 
Williams  Samuel,  genl  mdsc.  Main 
Woodward  li  F,  gunsmilli,  Main 

NatiVidad,    Monterey   Co,   P  O,   25 
miles  n  e  of  Monterey 

Hums  W.  hotel  proprietor 
Ilamel  diaries,  general  merchandise 
•lolnisoii  W  S,  general  mereliaiidiso 
Olivas  .lose  Ma,  general  nicreliandiso 

i  Wetherill  A  A,  general  merchandise 

I 

Neillsburg,   Placer  Co,  P  O,  C  miles 
i  n  e  of  Auburn 

Neill  A  C,  hotel  proprietor 
Van  Geeson  John,  proprietor  Sugar  Pine 
I  saw  mill 

Nevada  City,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  in- 
i  corporated  town  and  county  seat  of 

Nevada  Co,  situated  in  the  vicinity 
of  tlie  richest  quartz  region  in  the 
State,  G'>  miles  n  e  of  Sacramento 
and  ;>i  miles  e  of  Marysville ;  legal 
distances :  from  Sacramento,  05  miles ; 
from  Stockton,  125  miles;  from  San 
Quentin,  1!)5  miles 

Oi  I'lCERS. — L  W  Williams  (President), 
.lames  J  Ott,  Richard  Kelsey,  John  A 
Martin  Trustees;  Charles  W  Cornell, 
Marslial;  Wra  I  Evans,  Treasurer ;  Wm 
G  .Jenkins,  Assessor;  Geo  K  Farquhuar, 
Clerk 

Allen  B  T,  supt  Nevada  City  Gas  Works 
Bacigalupi  W  F,  groceries  and  liipiors 
BAKER  &   MARTIN,   groceries,  pro- 
visions, lifpiors,  raining  tools,  etc 
Bamier  Bros,  clothing  and  gents  furnishing 

goods 
Barnnm  E  W,  drugs  and  medicines 
BARTON  A  &  BRO,  blacksmiths 
Bates  C  M,  physician 
BAZLEY  JOHN,  proprietor  Blaze's  sa- 
loon 


Belden  D,  attorney  at  law 

Blasauf  Charles,  proprietor  City  brewery 

Brayton  &  Marker,  i)roprietor  Bear  Valley 
and  Meadow  linke  stage  line 

BROWN  &  DEAL,  publishers  Nevada 
Transcri|)t 

BUSSENIIIS  J  F,  drugs  and  medicines 

CALDWELL  J  I,  attorney  at  law,  notary 
public  and  commissioner 

CALDWELL  JOHN,  attorney  at  law, 
district  attorney  and  notary  i)ublic 

Carley  &  Beckman,  U  S  saloon 

Chapman  A,  dentist 

CHAPMAN  &  BRIGGS,  groceries,  fruit, 
and  confectionery 

Clancy  Daniel,  blacksmith 

Clark  &  Torson,  owners  Nevada  City 
Flour  Mills 

Cline  &  Novitzky,  staple  and  fancy  dry 
goods 

Clutter  Samuel,  wagon  maker 

COE  WILLLVM  R.  boots  and  shoes 

CRAWFORD  LEAVITT&  CO,  grocer- 
ies, provisions,  hardware,  li(juors,  etc 

Crawford  G  R,  books,  stationery,  and  tel- 
egraph operator 

CROSS  W  W,  attorney  at  law 

Cumming  L  S,  physician 

DAVENPORT  S  B,  Deputy  Collector 
Internal  Revenue 

D.ividson  William  II,  agt  stage  companici? 

Davis  W  J,  Broad  Street  Bakery 

DEAL  M  S,  Editor  Nevada  Transcript 

Dieal  Jacob,  wagon  maker 

DINGLEY  THOMAS  F,  supt  Provi- 
dence Quartz  Mill 

Dreyfus  J,  bakery  and  confectionery 

Dryden  D  A,  clergyman,  (Methodist) 

Dryfuss  L  W,  prop  JMilwaukic  brewery 

DUNSCOMB  E,  Superintendent  Clay 
and  Forest  quartz  mills 

EATON  &  WILLIAMSON,  proprietors 
Union  Hotel 

FININGER  R  &  CO,  wholesale  and 
retail  wines  and  liquors 

Fogeli   Casper,  proprietor  U  S  brewery 

(jOLDSMITH  a,  dry  goods,  carpets,  oil 
cloths,  etc 

Green  P,  clergyman,  (African,  Methodist) 

Greenwald  J,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc 

GREGORY  &  WAITE,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, hardware,  etc 

Groves  W  C,  undertaker 

Guild  F  G,  posfm!\ster 

HAAS  S  &  CO,  gents  furnishing  goods, 
clothing,  boots,  etc 


Hanson  A  H  & 
hardware,  e( 
nAWLEY&  A\ 
HELM  J  H,  su 
HEIIGH  &  TH( 
foundry  and 
HILL  &  CASV 
Hinds  &  Tully,  b 
Hunt  R  M,  physi 
Ickson  &  Pevran, 
ISOARDA;wh( 
I  I  Jacobs  &  Sargen 
•  I  tain  and  Em 
s  Jenkins  W  G,  sa( 
i  .lohnson  J  E,  furr 
t  Keeney  (Jeorge, I 
'  Kendall  John,  Ju 
Kent  William,  de 
Lademan  A,  grocc 
Lancaster  &  Hasi 
MACKHC  H  & 
aiic(!  agents 
McDonell  J  R,  w 
McFarland  T  B,  i 

Irict  Judge 
Meek  E  (!.  physic 
Mills  II  C,  hay,  < 
XILES  ACatty 
Ximan  &  McGill 
Dates  ST,  blae 
Olheman  A  H, 
Ott  J  .1,  assayer 
PALMER  J  C, 

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Pierce  A,  prop 
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Iluiison  A  H  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions, 

linnlwarc,  etc 
HAW  LEY  &  WILLIAMS,  nttys  nt  law 
HELM  J  H,  siipt  rennsylvaiiia  Q  M 
HEUGH  &  THOM,  projuietora  Nevada 
i         fotinilry  and  maciiine  works 
HILL  &  CASWELL,  attorneys  at  law 
Hinds  &  Tiilly,  bankers  and  assayers 
I  llnnt  R  ISI,  physician  and  surgeon 
Ickson  &  Peyran,  groceries,  fruit,  etc 
ISOARD  A,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors 
Jacobs  &  Sargent,  owners   Green  Moun- 
j         tain  and  Empire  cement  mill 
Jenkins  W  (J,  saddle  and   harness  maker 
Johnson  J  E,  furniture 
Keeney  George,  hardware,  groceries,  etc 
Kendall  John,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Kent  William,  dentist 
Liideman  A,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Lancaster  &  Ilasey,  proj)rs  National  Ex 
MACK  IE  II  &  CO,  bankers  and  insur- 
ance agents 
McDonell  J  R,  wagon  maker 
McFarland  T  B,  attorney  at  law,  and  Dis- 
trict Judge 
Meek  E  (J.  physician 
Mills  H  C,  hay,  grain  and  feed 
XILES  A  C,  atty  at  law,  and  county  judge 
Xinum  &  Mc  Gill,  blacksmiths 
Dates  S  T,  blacksnuth 
Olheinan  A  II,  insurance  agent 
Ott  J  J,  assayer 

PALMER  J  C,  attorney  at  law  and  Jus- 
tice of  the  Peace 
Pierce  A,  prop  Nevada  City  Gas  Works 
I'hilips  L,  tobacco,  cigars,  toys,  etc 


Place  Henry,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Randolph  William  C,  watches,  jewelry,  etc 
RATCLIFE  WILLIAM,  s.ipt  Nevada 

Gold  QiuirtK  Mining  Co's  mill 
Reardon  T  B,  attorney  at  law 
ROLFE  &  CO,  publishers  Nevada  Daily 

CJazette 
ROLEE  T  H,  editor  Nevada  Daily  Ga- 
zette 
Rosenthal  Jacob,  dry  goods,  carpets,  etc 
Rosenthal  S,  dry  goods 
Rothschild  S,  tobacco  and  cigars 
Sanford  A,  groceries,  provisions,  grain,  (!tc 
Sangninette   B,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
SAR(iENT  A  A,  attorney  at  law 
Saxby  &  Lancaster,  props  Empire  stable 
SCIIMITTBURG   &  WEISS,  proprie- 
tors Nevada  brewery 
Sciutfe  P,  groceries,  provisions,  liquors, etc 
Snowden  R  B.  clergyman  (Congreg'l) 
SOUTH  YUBA  CANAL  CO 
Southard  II  &  Co.  pro])rietors  saw  mill 
SPENCE  E  F,  drugs  and  medicines,  in- 
surance agent  and  county  treasurer 
STILES  W  C,  sash,  door   and   planing 

mill 
Stone  William,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
STUMPF  F,  hotel  and  restaurant 
Tiirson  O,  agent  Nevada  City  tlour  mill 
TOWER  AD,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Turner  Geo  E,  stoves,  hardware,  etc 
Van  Alstine  &  Bacon,  props  Gem  saloon 
WELCH   G   W,   books,   stationery  and 

music 
WIIARTE^IBY  JAMES,  general  agent 
South  Yuba  Canal  Co's  ditches 


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R.  H.  Fiirqulinr. 
lohii  Culilwcll  . . . 
Kii'liard  K.  Gentry, 


County  Jinlgc 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Slieritr 

Recorder I  J.  C.  Garl)er 

Treasurer. .    JK.  F.  Spcncc  . . 

Tax  Collector jCluirlcs  Barker 

Assessor  |  E.  F.  Bean 

I  Surveyor II.  S.  BraiUev  . 

Coroner iVV.  C.  Stiles^., 

!  Pul)lic  Administrator 

Superintendent  I'ublio  Scliools 

Su])ervi8or,  1st  District 

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SALARY. 


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M.  S.  Deal 

Jonathan  Clark . . , 
S.  D.  Bosworth. . , 
J.  B.  Johnson 


March, 

1868 

2,.500     " 

1,200     " 

Fees. 

$2,500  pr  ann 

2,000     " 

2,000  &  foes 

2000  pr  ann 

Fees. 

Grass  Valley 

North  San  Juan . 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


New  Almaden,  Smitn  Clnra  Co,  13 
mile;!  s  of  Siui  J0.-0  (P  O  addresd 
Lexington) 

Newark,  c^ierm  Co,  34  miLo  n  of 
Downieville 

Newcastle,  Plncor  Co,  P  0, 31  miles 
n  e  of  Sacnunento 

Clarcnbnnn;h  C,  bakery  and  nnloon 

Cnlver  K,  deputy  |)ostnia!<ter 

Culver  J  A,  carriage  manufactory,  hay 
and  feed 

Danforth  A  J,  postmaster 

Dcuclistine  Frederick,  saloon 

IIenii)el  G,  physician 

Hill  James,  photographer 

Holder  John,  hotel  keeper 

RIcHrido  J,  general  merchant 

McEwen  W  C,  agent  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road 

Mitchell  J  n,  general  merchant 

Rice  D  A,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
[  Sehnabel  C  H,  general  merchant 

Sherman  L  A,  saloon 

Siiipman  C  J,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Silva  C  M,  general  merchandise 

Smith  A  H,  Franklin  livery  stable 

Newtown,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  0, 3  miles 
w  of  Placerville 

Caldwell  C,  physician  and  clergyman 
Connti  John,  billiard  saloon 
Depello  Raptisto,  billiard  saloon 
Dresser  R,  carpenter  and  builder 
Gardella  M,  blacksmith 
Gineti  Frank,  hotel  proprietor 
Haisermann  Charles,  tailor 
Keller  Fred,  brewery 
Miller  Joseph,  butcher 
Ratfelto  L,  general  merchant 
Shults  H,  butcher 
Snow  S,  physician  and  clergyman 
Traxell  John,  hotel  proprietor 

Newtown,  Shasta  Co  (P  O  address 
Churntown),  7  miles  u  e  of  Shasta 

McGee  N,  merchant 

NeWViUe,  Colusa  Co,  P  O,  G5  miles  n 
w  of  Colusa 

Feder  S  &  Bro,  merchants 
Seebring  Cyrus,  physician 


NiCOlaUS,  Sutter  Co,  P  O  17  miles  s 
of  Yuba  city 

Andrews  L  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Rcvati  &  John>'*  .11,  blacksmiths 

Comstoek  iVc  Tiiumpson,  whct-lwrights 

Fryc  George  R,  groceries 

Harris  PN,  postmaster  and  hotel  prop'r 

Hart  James,  attorney  at  law  and  Jubtice 

of  the  Peace 
Holmes  John,  wheelwright 
Jacks  Samuel,  tinner 
Kir,  Raldic  &  Arons,  groceries 
Landers  S,  boots  and  shoes 
McGregory  James,  druggist 
Nedderhut  F,  saddler  and  harncsamaker 
Tinker  G,  blacksmith 
Wagner  C,  groceries  and  liquors 
Weaver  A  «I,  physician 
Weston  Charles,  physician 

NimsheW,  Butte  Co,  2G  miles  e  of  Oro- 
ville 

IVIcClellnn  Samuel,  hotel  pf      ietor 
Nesbit  William,  saloon  an  fral  mdse 

Smeaton  &  Co,  meat  mar 

North  BlOOmfield,  Nevada  Co,  P  0, 
1 2  miles  n  e  of  Nevada  (see  Humbug) 

North  Branch,  (l^alaveras  Co,  P  0, 5 
miles  from  San  Andreas 

Lake  E  T,  builder 

Laltimore  Daniel,  general  merchandise 

North  Columbia,  Nevada  Co,  P  0, 
1 1  miles  n  e  of  Nevada 

AYRES  LEVI,  Justice  of  the  Peace, 
postmaster  and  express  agent 

HENRY  WILLIAM,  Agent  Eureka 
Water  Co 

McDonald  a  J,  groceries,  provisions, 
and  general  mdse 

Patton  James,  blacksmith 

Worley  William,  hotel  proprietor 

North  Pork,  Trinity  Co  (P  O  address 
Trinity)  13  miles  w  of  Weaverville 

Caraway  &  Co  (New  River)  general  mdse 
McGillivray  Joseph,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Meckel  John  &  Bro,  general  mdse  and 

brewery 
Scheffer  F  &  Co  (Rattlesnake  Creek)  gen- 
eral mdse 


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Scliluinor  II,  bltickainith 
Volie  ^ieorge,  hotel  proprietor 

North  San  Juan.  Nevaiiu  Co,  P  0,1 2 

miles  II  of  Nevauii 
lllnck  &  Fiirtli,  eiotliin<;,  boot^,  slioen,  etc 
IJUKNKTT  CHARLES,  proprietor  saw 

mill  niitl  dealer  lumber 
Cooke  &  Dade,  livery  stable 
CRALL  ISAAC  S.Sup't  American  Min- 
ing Co's  Mill 
Davidovich  Stephen,  groceries,  provisions, 

licpiors,  etc 
DORNIN    GEORGE  D,  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  «&  Co,  and  insurance  agent 
Downey  John,  wagon  maker 
DUNNING  &  CHAPMAN,  blacksmiths 
Farley  George  S,  physician 
FRANCIIERE    &    lUJTLER,    drugs, 

medicines,  books  and  stationery 
French  E  D,  ])hysicinn 
Gavard  A,  watches  and  jewelry 
GulHn  J  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
Harris  &  Co,  (Iry  goods 
HATFIELD  E  V,  groceries,  provisions, 

liquors  and  mining  implements 
Hertlein  &  Co,  Calitbrnia  brewery 
Hoit  Moses  F,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Ilousell   &    I'utnam,  proprietors  National 

Hotel 
JOHNSON  J  B,  attorney  at  law,  notary 

public,  and  commissioner  of  deeds 
KOCH  &  FITTER,  San  Juan  brewery 
Longhead  R  A,  postmaster 
Maguire  Thomas,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
Marks  I  &  Co,  dry  goods,  carpets,  etc 
McMurray  &  JMurpliy,  proprietors   saw 

mill 
]\Iorgan  J  T,  blacksmith 
Mullin  W,  dentist 
Murphy  P  S,  Arcade  Restaurant 
Myers   &    Cook,  blacksmiths   and  wagon 

makers 
Pratt  Edward  S,  groceries,  provisions  and 

mining  implements 
Ross  J  W,  clergyman  (Methodist  Episco- 
pal) presiding  elder 
Schardin  &  lirust,  Exchange  Saloon 
Siierman  C,  bakery  and  saloon 
SMITH  FRANCIS,  stoves  and  hardware 
Sterling  R  W,  dentist 
STIDGER  O  P  &  SON,  attorneys  at  law 
Stotlar  J,  physician  and  surgeon 
SWAN  A  B,  American  Mining  Co 
Tribelhorn  John  C,  saloon 
Wicks  J  E,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


NortonVille,  Contra  Costa  Co,  (P  O 
address  Suinerville)  18  miles  s  e  of 
Martii.ez 

GWYNN  CHARLES  &  CO.  proprietor 

Black  Diamond  Exchange 
Ilomburg  M  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

NovarrO  River,  Mendocino  Co,  103 
miles  s  w  of  Ukiah 

Davis  J  C,  proprietor  Novairo  House 

NovatO,  Marin  Co,  P  O,  12  miles  n 
of  San  Rafael 

Jones  II  T,  groceries 
Sweetser  James  B,  postmaster 
Von   Ilollan    G   F,  hotel  proprietor  and 
butcher 

NoyO  River,  Mendocino  Co,  (P  O 
address  Mendocino)  17  miles  n  of 
Ukiah 

Browp  !■  red,  contractor 
Byrnes  John,  hotel  proprietor 
Macpherson  «&  Wetherbee,  lumber  manf 
Townsend  &  Brown,  general  merchandise 
Townsend  James,  agent  Noyo  Mills 

Oakland,  Alameda  Co,  P  O  and  incor- 
porated city;  is  pleasantly siliialcd on 
the  east  shore  of  the  Bay  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, about  7  miles  distant  from  the 
metropolis.     Communication  between 
the  two  cities  is  rapid  and  frequent  by 
railroad   and   steamboat.      The  San 
Francisco  &  Oakland  Railroad  com- 
mences at  Oakland  Point,  and  is  com- 
l)leted  to  San  Antonio,  a  distance  of 
five  miles.  The  climate  is  remarkably 
healthy,  and  a  large  portion  of  its  pop- 
ulation is  made  up  from  the  business 
community  of  the  Bay  City.    S<!veral 
of  the  best  educational  institutions  of 
the  State  are  located  here,  of  which 
the  following  deserve  especial  men- 
tion, viz  :  College  of  Caliibrnia,  Oak- 
land College  School,  Pacific  Female 
College,  Oakland  Seminary  lor  Young 
Ladies,  etc. 
Officeks. — John  W  Dwinelle, Mayor; 
E  Gibbons,  M  D,  F  K  Shattu(!k,  D  P 
Barstow,  Jas  Miner,  Andrew  Anderson, 
A  II  Jayne,  J  Wilcox,  Councilmen ;  Jas 
Brown  Marshal ;  II    P  Watkins,   Police 
Judge  ;  A  D  Fames,  Clerk  and  Treasurer 


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Ach  Henry,  stoves,  Broadway,  bet  Tliird 

and  Fourth 
Ackerly  C  Itev,  clergyman,  (Episcopal) 
Amis  Miss,  private  school,  cor  Alice  and 

Sixth 
Bachman  John,  proprtr  Franklin  House, 

s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Seventh 
Baker    I'eter,    grocery,    Broadway,    bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
BAKNES  D  G  «fc  CO,  planing  mill,  cor 

Broadway  and  First 
Barrchevih   John,  saloon,  cor  Broadway 

and  Tliird 
Bauei-  CIn-istian,  saloon,  cor  Broadway  and 

Eighth 
Beaudry  &,  Noblett,  livery  stable,  Broad- 
way, bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Becht    Josepli,    Oakland    Brewery,    cor 

Broadway  and  Ninth 
Berey  David,  harness  maker,  Broadway, 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Bernard  John,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet  Sec- 
ond and  Third 
Berrett  Patrick,  butcher,  Broadway   bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Bilay  &  Trestler,  proptrs    Eagle  House, 

Broadway,  bet  First  and  Second 
BLAKE    G  iM  iSIRS,  principal  Oakland 

Young  Ladies'  Seminary,  Washing- 
ton, br't  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Blake  G  iU,  itttorney  at  law,  Broadway, 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Blakeslee  S  V  IJev,  clergyman,  (Cong) 
Block  E    I),  dry   goods,   Broadway,  bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Blote  &  Wagner,  li(inors,  Broadway,  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Boardnian  W  F,  real  estate  and  insurance 

agent  and  City  Surveyor,  Broadway, 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Boogar  I'hilip,  merdiant  tailor,  Broadway, 

bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
BKAYTON  ISAAC  H  PEV,  principal 

Oakland  College  School,  Twellth 
Buhsen  D.  groceries.  Seventh 
Biilber  E,  tailor.  Seventh 
Burkler  U,   hairdresser,    Broadway,   bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Byrnes  James  liev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Seventh,  near  Grove 
Castera    Alfr(Ml,  bakery,   Broadway,  bet 

First  and  Second 
Cattaneo   G,   restaurant,   Broadway,  bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Chariot  J.  hairdresser,  Broadway,  bet  Sixth 

and  Seventh 


Conner  &  McCIeverty,  livery  stable,  cor 
Broadway  and  Seventh 

Dalziel  Robert,  plumber,  Broadway,  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Deboic^e  James,  oowling  saloon,  Broadway, 
below  First 

Dieves  Joseph,  propr  Cosmopolitan  Hotel. 
Broadway,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Doblin  Jacob,  tobacconist,  Broadway,  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Dohrman  &  Co,  butchers,  cor  Broadway 
and  Ninth 

Doringer  John,  tailor,  Broadway,  bet  Sec- 
ond and  Third 

Doyle  Mary  A,  boarding  school,  cor  Fourth 
and  Jefferson 

Dunham  O  S,  painter,  Broadway  wharf 

Dunlap  It  E  Mrs,  milliner,  Broadway,  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventh 

DLUANT  HENRY  REV,  clergyman 
(Congregationalist)  Twelfth 

Fames  A  D,  saloon,  Bdway.  below  First 

Ferris  B  F,  notary  public,  Broadway,  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Fitzgerald  E,  boots  and  shoes,  Broadway, 
bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 

Fleishman  J,  bakery,  Broadway,  between 
Eighth  and  Ninth 

Fogg  George  II,  Justice  of  the  Peace, 
and  dealer  feed,  Broadwaj',  corner 
Twelfth 

Frese  J,  Railroad  Exchange,  Seventh 

(jihirardelli  D,  groceries  and  hardware. 
Thir<l 

Ghirardelli  D  &  Branch,  groceries,  cor 
Broadway  and  Seventh 

GIBBONS  EDWARD, physieian,Broad- 
way,  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Giesclien  &  Held,  brewers,  cor  Broadway 
and  Sixth 

(jrlascock  William  H,  attorney  at  law, 
Broadway,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

(jireen  Josepii,  fruit  and  vegetables,  Broad- 
way, bet  Eighth  and  *.'inth 

Hamilton  L  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyt'n) 

Uanaford  J  G,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet 
Eighth  and  Ninth 

HARDY  AV  B,  agent  Bamber  &  Go's 
Ex[)ress,  books, stationery,  »;tc,  Broad- 
way, bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 

HARMON  S  S  REV,  clergyman  (Pres- 
byterian) Telegraph  Road 

Harris  II,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 
Uroadway,  near  Twelfth 

Harris  Sabin,  buteh(M*,  Broadway,  between 
Seventh  and  Ei<rhlli 


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Hays  P,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet  Third  and 
i  Fourth 

'  Held  J,  ,«aloon,  Broadway,  bet  Second  and 

Third 
Herbe  A,  liciuorn,  Broadway,  bet  Tiiird  and 

Fourlii 
Ueyman  U,  stove?,  Broadway,  bet  Third 

and  Fourlii 
Ilir.-hlK'rjr  Samuel,  dry  poods,  Broadway, 

bet  Tiiird  and  Fourth 
Ilodf^son  F  1)  llev,  elerfryman  (Metli) 
H()u>j;li  D  E,  nursery,  Teiejirapii  Uoad 
Inj:trsoll  Win  B,  photographie  artist.  Sixth 
Irwin    ]Mrs   A,  eloali   and    dress   maker, 

Broadway,  bet  Filth  and  Sixtli 
Irwin  William  II,  furniture.  Seventh,  bet 

Broadway  and  Wasliington 
Jahn    Henry,    <;unsmitii    and    hardware.  ^ 
!  Broadway,  bet  Ei-ihth  and  Ninth        | 

Janssen   Ernst,  groceries,  cor  Broadway 
!         and  Sixth 
1  Jensen   Oiistavus,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet 

Kil'ih  and  Sixth 
.lohnson  »X:  Hunt,  groceries  and  provisions, 

Broivlivay,  Itet  Eightii  and  Ninth 
Keanlofl  W,  watdi  maker,  Broadway,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Kellogg  IMartiu  Hcv,  clergyman  (Cong) 
Kelscy  \V  F,  lun-sery,  Telegraph  Koad 
King  J  H,  liainlressc  r,  Seventh,  nr  Bdway 
KLNH;     MICHAEL    liEV,    clergyman 
I  (Catholic)  Seventh,  near  (Jrovo 

!  Knowlion  X  S,  saloon,  cor  Seventh  and 

Broatlway 
LAM  A  K  C 1 1  i-:  &  D( )  II R  iSr  A  NN,  grocers, 
1         cor  Broadway  and  Seventh 
!  Lefeure  Alfred,  d(!iitist,  cor  Broadway  and 
'         Eighth 
Lcntell  .'.inies,  harness  maker,  Broadway, 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Lessman    «&    Sinram,    boots    and    shoes, 

Broadway,  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Lessman  Fraidv,  shoo  maker,  IJroadway 
liCtter  .1  it  Co,  dry  goods,  Broadway,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
,LYNl)E  !M  A  BEV,  principal  Boys' En- 
glish an  1  Classical  School,  and  clergy- 
man  (I'resbylerian)  cor   T:;nth   and 
(irove 
Mallet  John,  dealer  wood.  Seventh 
McCann  Sarah,  groceries,  Broadway,  bet 
j         Third  and  Fourth 
I  SlcClnre   David   Uev,  clergyman  (Pres- 
I         byterian) 

McKay  W  L,  house  and   sign   painter, 
Broadway 


McKcn/ie  W  W,  undertaker,  Broadway, 

bet  First  and  Second 
IMerritt   Rufus   D,  feed,   Broadway,   bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Merritt  Samuel,  jdiysician.  Twelfth 
Meyer  J  H,  carpets,  and  paper  hangings. 

Seventh,  near  Broadway 
JMilliet   Alexis,   butcher,   Broadway,   oet 

Third  and  Fourth 
jMooar  George  Rev,  clergyman   (Congre- 

gationalist) 
Muller  A  C,  saloon,  cor  Broadway  and 

Fourteenth 
INIuller    Henry,  boots  and   shoes,  Broad- 
way, bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Murj)hy  John  J  (Telegraph  Road)    hotel 

keeper 
IVryrick  .1  W,  maible  yard,  Bdway  wharf 
Nagie  (I  H  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  Sixth 
Newconib  W,   physician,   cor  Sixth  and 

Webster 
Newland  E  «&  A,  livery  stable.  Seventh, 

near  Broadway 
NOLAN  STEPHEN,  propr  Belle  Vue 

Nursery,  Telegraph  Road 
OAKLAND  COLLEGE  SCHOOL, Rev 

I  H  Bravton  ])rinci|)al,  Twelfth 
OAKLAND' NEWS,  daily  ami  weekly, 

Watson  &■    (Jagjui,    proprts ;    oUicc, 

Broaiiwav,  bet  Eigtli  and  Ninth 
PACIFIC  FEMALE  COLLEGE,  Rev 

vS  S    Harmon,  principal.  Telegraph 

Road 
Pacific  Novelty  Iron   Works,  Bay,  near 

Oakland  avenue 
Parshley  William,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixtli 
Pelle  A  jr,  varieties,  Broadway,  between 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
PENDLETON  &  CO,   proprs   Oakland 

Fl->ur  Mills,  Broadway,  nr  Twelfth 
Pfester  i  L,  confectionery,  Broadway,  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Pinkerton  T  II,  physician,  Broadway,  bet 

Seventh  and  Eighth 
Price  Johnson,  physician.  Sixth,  between 

Franklin  and  Wel'ster 
Reddington  M,  saloon,  Seventh,  nr  Bdway 
Reier   Charles,  groceries,  cor   Broadway 

and  Eighth 
Reiley  Patrick,  fruits,  cor  Bdway  and  Fifth 
Reiuach  &  Co,  dry  goods,  cor  Broadway 

and  Sixth 
Rerat    Jjouis,    optician,    Broadway,    bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Ross  John,  painter,  Third  nr  Broadway 


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Sanford  E  P,  drugs  and  nifdicines,  Broad- 
way, '    .  Eighth  ana  Ninth 

Scribner  G  W,  butcher,  Broadway,  cor 
Fifth 

Sessions  John  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 

Shattuck  &  llillegass,  livery  stable,  Broad- 
way, bet  Seventh  &  Eighth 

Sloan  Charles  F,  hair  dresser.  Seventh 

Smith  Barlow  J,  (Telegraph  Road)  pliysi- 
cian  and  proptr  Ilealtli  Institute 

Smith  Daniel,  bakery,  Seventh 

Smith  Walter,  cigar  manut'aeturer,  Broad- 
way, bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Sohst  William,  blacksmitli,  Broadway,  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 

Stewart  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes,  Broad- 
way, bet  Eighth  and  Nintli 

Sweeny  Miles,  confectionery,  Broadway, 
bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Taylor  &  Hurlburt,  lumber,  ft  Washington 

Taylor  George  B  Rev,  clergyman  (E[)is- 
copal) 

Taylor  TE  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyter'n) 

Terny  James,  saloon,  Broadway,  bet 
Seventh  and  Eigiith 

Ticknor  Daniel,  blacksmith,  Ninth,  bet 
Broadway  and  Washington 

Turney  R,  drugs,  etc,  Broadway,  bet  Sixth 
and  Seventh 

VAN  WYCK  JOHN  C,  physician, 
Twelfth 

Walker  A  C,  cabinet  maker,  Broadway, 
bet  Second  and  Third 

Walsworth  Edward  B  Rev,  clergyman 
(Presbvt(;rian) 

WATSON  &  GAGAN,  proprietors  Oak- 
land News;  office,  Broadway,  bet 
P^ighth  and  Ninth 

Watkins  II  P,  attorney  at  law,  Broadway, 
between  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Willermaiu  Frank,  restaurant.  First,  near 
Broadway 

WILLEY  SAMUEL  II  REV,  VicePres 
College  of  California,  and  clergyman 
(Presliyterian) 

Williams  Elmira,  dress  maker,  Broadway, 
bet  Second  and  Third 

Williams  William,  shoe  maker,  Broadway, 
bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Yard  George  M,  postnutster,  Broadway, 
cor  Sixth 

Ocean  View,  Alameda  Co,  (P  0  ad- 
dress Oakland)  14  miles  n  w  of  San 
Leaiidro 

Bowen  W  J,  liotel  and  grocery 


Guenette  Peter,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
v. .  iglit 

Olema,  Marin  Co,  P  O,  18  miles  n  w 
of  Sat!  Rafael 

Abbott  A  B,  hotel  proprietor  and  post- 
master 
Foster  L  M,  carpenter  and  builder 
Garcia  J,  butcher 

Gordon  W  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Ilardman  L  II,  physician  I 

Hold  C,  saloon 

Levy  ife  Friedlander,  general  merchandise 
Miller  &  Farmin,  blacksmiths 
Nelson  .John,  expressman 
Stickles  &  Co,  carpenters  and  builders 
Taylor  S  P,  prop  Pioneer  Paper  Mill 
Westcott  Frank,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Winslow  B  F,  hotel  proprietor  I 

Omega,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  e 
of  Nevada  j 

Cannon  M,  blacksmith 

Carter  S  A,  builder 

Fletcher  W,  builder  and  contractor 

llolbrook  J  S,  butcher 

IIufF  W  B,  hotel  proprietor  i 

Legg  T,  saloon 

Legg  Thomas,  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods 

MeCumbrige  James,  hotel  proprietor 

Roberts  George,  P  M,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 

Stevens  J  A,  (Rucker  Ranch)  hotel  pro- 
prietor 

Tafle  D  C,  physician 

Thompkins,  E  O,  (Bear  Valley)  hotel 
proprietor 

Onion  Valley,  Plumas  Co,  P  O,  17 
miles  8  w  of  Quincy 

Overton  John  B,  post  master 
Sooy  Thomas,  hotel  proprietor 

OnisbO,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  25  miles 

8  of  Sacramento 
Brown  E,  fruit  grower 
Hutchinson  A  E,  P  M  and  genl  mcht 
Rerhervell  R,  fruit  grower 
Runyon  S,  fruit  grower 

Ophirville,  Placer  Co,  (P  O  address 
Newcastle)  5  miles  w  of  Auburn 

Choat  E  Daniel,  gen  mcht  and  P  M 
Ilatiiaway  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 


Hcrrick  Patrick,  sal 


Allen  J  E,  (Indiani 

Brown  Joim,  physic 

Clay  <Iames  A,  buil 

Crag  James  (Fount 

Eik  Joim,  manufact 

Laniour  Robert  M, 

j  Martin  A  J,  (Marti 

!  Myers  F,  stockraisc 

^ '  Opdyke  George,  mii 

[I  Rice  Peter,  (Virgin 

Scott  John,  hotel  pr 

Smith  Charles,    (rii 

proprietor 

I  Steward  INIarvin,  ho 

}  Stewart  Orrin,  scho 


III  Orleans   Bar, 


k  Polk  J  R,  attorney 
f  Schank  J  H,  blacksi 
m  Slier  T,  hotel  propri 
Wasmeth  P  &  Co, 

[  Oro  Fino,  Siski 

s  w  of  Yreka 

I  Davidson  &  Johnson 
Mooers  M,  hotel  pn 
Nagler  W  F  S,  P  J 
Qiiigley  John,  butc 
Uilinger  H,  genera 
Shelly  W  D,  gener 


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STATE     OF     CALIFORNIA. 


Oregon  Gulch,  Trinity  Co,  12  miles 
iiom  Weiiverville 

Herrick  Patrick,  saloon  keeper  and  mclit 

Oregon  House,  Yuba  Co,  p  o,  21 

miles  n  e  of  Marysville 

Allen  J  E,  (Indiana  Ranch)  physician 

ISrown  John,  physician 

Clay  James  A,  builder 

Crag  James  (Fountain  House)  hotel  prop 

Eik  John,  manufacturer 

Laniour  Robert  M,  attorney  at  law 

Martin  A  J,  (Martin  House)  hotel  prop 

Jlyers  F,  stockraiscr 
Opdyke  George,  manufacturer 
I  Rice  Peter,  (Virginia  Ranch)  wine  manuf 

Scott  Joim,  hotel  proprietor 
[Smith  Charles,    (Stantield   Ranch)  hotel 
j         proprietor 

Steward  Marvin,  hotel  proprietor 

Stewart  Orrin,  school  teacher 

Orleans  Bar,  Klamath  Co,  P  O, 
county  seat  of  Klamath  Co,  legal  dis- 
tance :  from  Sacramento,  4")0  miles  ; 
from  Stockton,  iitO  miles ;  from  San 
Quentin,  {350  miles 

Bacon  L,  physician 
Hurt  W  E,  general  merchandise 
Goode  Josppii,  riv<'ry  stable 
.lENKvS  &  EVANS,  publishers  Klamath 
'         N(!ws 

Polk  J  R,  attorney  at  law 
Schank  J  II,  blacksmith 
Slier  T,  hotel  proprietor 
Wasmeth  P  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

OrO  FinO,  Siskiyou  Co,  P  O,  25  miles 
s  w  of  Yreka 

^  Davidson  &  Johnson,  genl  merchandise 
Mooers  M,  hotel  proprietor 
Nagler  W  F  S,  P  M  and  stationer 
Quigley  John,  butcher 
Riliuger  II,  general  merchandise 
Shelly  W  D,  general  merchandise 


OrOVille,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  county  seat 
of  IJutte  Co,  legal  distances :  from 
Sacramento,  75  miles;  from  Stockton, 
120  miles ;  from  San  Quentin,  205 
miles. 

Hcan  Jackson,  livery  stable 

BLOCH  JOSEPH,  groceries,  provisions, 
liquors,  etc. 


Boeker  Frank  J,  gunsmith 

Bowden  Edward,  proprietor  U  S  Stables 

r.OYD    ALEXANDER    P,    tinsmith, 

hardware,  vi-,  Montgomciy 
Brock  Joseph  M,  hardware,  etc 
Bromberger  S  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing, 

etc 
BUCKIUS  J  J  &  CO,  proprietors  Ohio 

livery  stable 
Burlingame  D  C,  dentist 
BURT  JAMES  M,  Notary  Public  and 

attorney  at  law. 
BUTTE  RECORD    (weekly)  Wm  De 

Mott,  proprietor 
Carpam  lo  Lewis,  restaurant 
Clark  &  Dorrence,  (near  Oroville)  hotel 

proprietors 
CLARK  JOHN  M,  miners'  store   and 

general  merchandise 
Conghey  S  W  W,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public 
Craft  George,  bootmaker 
CROSSETT  GEORGE  H,  Editor  Butte 

Record 
De  IVIott  Wm,  prop  Butte  Record 
DICK  JOHN  D,  Justice  Peace,  notary 

public,  and  com  of  deeds 
Downer  D  C.  (Butte  Creek)  hotel  prop 
Downer  Ilornmii  P,  ])ost  master 
Dunham  Kiljiar,  Assistant  Assessor  U  S 

'    Crnal  Revenue 
Dzf,      u  -ky  Nc'wmin,  clothing,  etc 
ELLIO  IT  W  ALTF.U  M,  wines,  liquor- 
Faulkner  &  (  o,  liiinkers 
Freer  P  &  Son,    .iloon 
Friesliben  Daniel  N,   'ry  goods 
Goldstien  A  &  Bro,  dry  goods,  clothing, 

and  furnishing  goods 
Goodwin  Major  A,  blacksmith 
Green  James,  commissioner  di  tds 
Green  James,  physician 
Gundlach   William,  boots,  shoes,  leather, 

and  tindings 
HALL  A  K,  hotel  proprietor 
Hamell  J,  undertaker 
Hawkins  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Heath  H,  (Cold  Spring)  hotel  proprietor 
Higgins  William  S,  wagon  maker 
Hirchey  Henry  B,  furniture,  etc 
Hoc  Alfred  E,sash,  door,  and  blind  fact'y 
HOPKINS  WILLIAM  S,  propr  Union 

Hotel 
Hutton  «&  Greenleaf,  wagon  makers 
IRWIN  WILLIAM  H,  saddler  and  har- 
ness maker 
Jenkins  T  J,  physician 


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KUSEL  EDWARD  A,  photographer 
Lantiind  Joseph  W,  tiiilor 
LEWIS  .1  E  N.  attorney  at  law 
LOCMEU    THEOIMULUS,    hon    and 

bra-s  (biindrv,  and  niacliine  shop 
LOTT  CHARLES  E,  attorney  at  hiw 
Lovcll  David,  cooper 
Marks  15  &  C-"o,  dry  poods,  clothing,  etc 
Manriec  A.  attorney  at  law 
McDEK'MOTT  ARTHUR, druggist  and 

apothecary 
Mc(iiiade  ()  X,  Maoksniilh 
Moore  (J  C,  maniil'r  harness,  saddlery,  etc 
Muttncr  Eraidv,  livery  stable 
Perkins  &  IJrooks,  proptrs  Ophir  Flour 

Mill 
I'ERKIXS  (lEORCiE  C.  wholesale  and 

retail  grociM'ies,  provisions,  liqours,  etc 
Rhilbro(jk  A  K  (CiiapareH  hotel  propr 
l*hi|)ps  II  M.  pliysician 
rriiity  (leoige  W,  I;  S  Collector  Int  Rev 
Rcyman  Marcus,  tobacco  and  cigars 
Rideont,  Smith  &,  Co,  bankers 
Rosenbiuni  S,  atioi'iiey  at  law 
Rothscliiiii  Jos  A,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc 
Schneidrr  »fc  Hoop?,  props  Bank  Exchange 

Sahion 
SCHNEIDER  WILLL\M,  propr  City 

1)  re 'Aery 
Schninacher  Refer,  blacksmith 
SCIiWEIX  MATTHEW,  butcher 
SIMPSON'    ALEXANDER    G.   agent 

Weils,    Fargo  &.   Co,  Cal  Slate  Tel 

Co,  and  books,  stationery,  etc 
SMrril   it    GRAN(;ER,   attorneys    at 

law 
Smith  (Jeoi'ge  E.  watch  inkr  and  jeweler 
Smitii  Thomas  (i,  boot  maker 
Strauss  Samuel,  Justice  of  (lie  Peace 
Vance  J  M,  physician 
West  M  IJ,  pro|)r  Featlier  River  Ferry 
Wick  Moses  (near  Orovilie)  hotel  propr 
Wilson  E  H.  attorney  at  law 
Young  &.  Anderson,  watch  makers  and 

jewelers 
Young  Henry,  surveyor 
Zarabelich  Nicholaus,  billiards,  etc 

Orr'S  Ranch,   San   Joaquin    Co,   20 
miles  n  e  of  Stockton 

Ousley's  Bar,  Yuba  Co,  12  miles  e 
of  Marysville 

OwenSVillO,  ^lono  Co,  P  O,  100  miles 
8  of  Bridgeport 


Soper  T  II,  postmaster 

FacheCO,    Contra   Costa    Co,  P  0,  5 
miles  8  of  ^farlip  ■/, 

Anderson  L.  lumber.  Main 

Avery  H  R  Rev,  clergymati  (Presbyt'n) 

Bacon    S.'  general    merchant,  and  agent 

Bainber  &  Co's  Express,  ISIain 
Barthel  ISI,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  IMain 
BARTNETT  D  (>,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 

Wright,  ]\Iain 
Berfola  A,  fruits  and  confeetioi.,iry,  IMain 
BETTS  C  F,  blacksmith  and  wheel.vright 
BUJS'KER  &  PORTER,  publishers  Con- 
tra Costa  Gazette 
Cadwell  A  &  Co,  butchers.  Main 
CAROTHERS   J    II,  drugs,  medicines, 

etc.  and  |)l>ysician,  INIain 
Dalten  Henry  N,  machinist,  Main 
DAJIOl  R  F,  pliysician 
DELL  L  B,  lumber,  Main 
DELL  WALTER  K,  agent  L  B  Dell, 

and  insiuance  agent,  Alain 
DIXON  M  A  MRS,  hotel   proprietress, 

Main 
Dodge  &  Co,  Pacheco  Warehouse,  Main 
FIvnn  P  H,  luirness  maker,  INIain 
GAMBS  JOHN,  sahum,  Main 
GAVIN  GEOR(iE.  l)!acksmiib.  Main 
HALE  &  BROTHER,  geni  mdse,  aiul 

agts   AVheeler    &,   Wilson's    Sewing 

]\Iaciiine  Company,  Main  | 

Hale  Henry  INI.  |)o.»tnia>ter,  Main 
HOOK   E  &  CO,  gcnl  merchants,  insui- 

ance  agents,  and  agents  AN'ells,  Fargo 

and  Co,  Main 
IIopps  J  B  Rev,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Ireland  W  J,  fli>uring  mills,  Division 
JOHNSON  S  \V,  livery  stable,  and  proiir 

Martinez  Stage  Line,  Main 
J<  )HNSTON  J  II,  hotel  keeper.  Main 
Liltlefield  J  A,  tinsmith,  !\lain 
Lopez  Apolonio,  saloon,  Mix'in 
Menieth  A,  tailor,  Diablo  ' 

IMoreiio    &    Simpson,    harness     makers, 

Main 
PACHECO  WAREHOUSE  CO  (N  C 

F.'issett  &  L  C  Dodge,  San  Francisco, 
.id  W  McCaulley^  storage.  Main      |j 
Piatt  N,  watch  maker,  Marin  jF 

PONS  PETER,  groceries,  Main  J 

SA  YLES  E  S,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  and  jj 

notary  i>ublic,  JIain 
Troy  John,  saloon.  Main  ^ 

Woodford  Ch  rles,  livery  stable,  Moiui-  'j 

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Lillie    George    B 

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«   Lillie  John  B,  scIk 

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Ihmnel  V,  grocer 
Dahlberg  Madam 
Howard  Thomas, 

Pentz,  P'Utte 

Orovilie 

Harrison  Thomas 

turpentine 
Pence  M,  hotel, 

Pescadero, 

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Besse  &  Garriso 
S  Cummings  H,  pi 
c  I  (ioodspeed  &  Cc 
§  j  (ioodspeed  J  R, 
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^  !  Nolan  John,  boo 
IMath  T,  saddlei 
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FaineSVille,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  -  miles 
of  Nevada 

Timmons  &  Co,  hotel  proprs,  and  general 
I         merchants 

PajarO,  ]\ronterey  (P  0  addre-^s  Wat- 
sonvile)  25  milca  n  e  of  Monterey 

[  Diicasfsan  J  M,  saloon 
KEARNEY,    McQUILLAN    &    DU- 
CIIOW,  publisliers  Pajaro  Times 

Pattees'  RaDCh,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O, 
20  miles  from  Mokelumne  Hill 

Bryant  D  W  (Spring  Valley)  hotel  pro- 
prietor 

Jolmsion  C  R  (Calaveras  River)  general 
mereliaiidise 

Lillie  (leorge  15,  carriage  and  wagon 
maker 

Lillie  John  B,  school  teacher 

Lillie  Orange,  postmaster 

Pattees  John,  hotel  proprietor 

Wescott  &  Grifford  (Spring  Valley)  car- 
riage and  wagon  makers 


Patterson,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  12  miles 
n  w  of  Nevada     (See  Cherokee) 

Pea  Vine,  Butte  Co.  (P  O  address. 
Brush  Creek)  24  miles  n  e  of  Oro- 
•ille 

Hunnel  V,  groceries  and  provisions 
Dahlherg  Madame,  hotel  proprietress 
Howard  Thomas,  butcher 


Fetaluma,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  and  incor- 
corporated  town  ;  situated  on  Petalu- 
ma  Creek,  at  the  head  ut  navigation  ; 
IG  miles  s  of  Santa  Rosa;  10  miles 
from  San  Pablo  Bay  ;  4")  miles  n  w 
of  San  Francisco,  and  about  20  miles 
from  the  ocean.  A  very  large  amount 
of  produce  is  annually  sliipped  from 
this  point  to  various  parts  of  the  State, 
which  atfords  a  thriving  business  to 
one  of  the  most  prosperous  interior 
towns  in  the  State.  Tiie  Petalu- 
ma  Railroad  extends  from  Rudsills' 
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Officers. — Lee  Ellsworth,  President ; 
Ji  F  Tuttle,  Gustavus  Warner,  J  B 
Hinkle,  J  S  Cutter,  Trustees  ;  James 
H  Knowles,  Marshal ;  Edward  Cole, 
Recorder ;  D  D  Carder,  Attorney ; 
F  W  Shattuck,  Clerk 


ADAMS  SAIVIUEL,  boot,  shoe,  and  har- 
ness maker.  Main 
Adler  Louis,  boot  maker.  IMain 
Babcock   ]\I   D,  groceries  .ind  furniture, 

Washington 
Bailey   M,   principal   Petaluma    College 

School 
Ballard  H,  hay  and  feed.  Main 
Bank  of  Sonoma  County,  Wm  Hill,  Pres- 
ident, Main 
Baruh  H,  varieties,  Main 
BAYUS  T  F  &  CO,  proprietors  steamer 

Relief  and  warehouse 
Berger  M,  clothing  and  cigars,  jMain 
PentZ,  P>utte  Co,  P  O,   12  miles  n  e  of   Beridiard  &  Co,  dry  goods  ami  clothing. 


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Harrison  Thomas,  manfiicturer  pitch  and 

turpentine 
Pence  M,  hotel,  and  turpentine  distillery 


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Blackburn  Charles,  contractor,  Tiiird 

Bliss  W  I),  attorney  at  law.  Main 

Bond  J  L,  physician 

Boreham  ( ieorge,  blacksmilh,  Tiiird 

•n«„-.-j«-~     o     .    n         n      11  rv    Qo    Bowman  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware.  Main 
PescaderO,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  P  O,  30    Rrickford  &  Co,  junk,  Washington 

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Besse  &  Garrison,  genl  merchandise  lirown  1),  wholesale  liquors,  JMain 

Cummings  H,  physician  [  Burnett  Willian,  physician 

(Joodspeed  &  Co,  general  merchandise       i  Cahen  S  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 
(loodspeed  J  R,  physician  I  Campbell  &  Fairbanks,  groceries,  Wasli- 

Kinsey  Charles,   general   merchant,   and  ington 

postmaster  Carder  D  D,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 

Nolan  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker  public.  Main 

I'iath  T,  saddler  and  harness  maker  i  Carpenter  L  F,  butcher,  Wasiiington 

Swanton  C  W,  hotel  proprietor  and  black-    Car|)enter  W  W,  physician 

smith  j  Case  A  B,  books,  stationery,  etc,  ]\Iain 

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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTOUY. 


CASSIDY  SAMUEL,  proprietor  Journnl 

and  Argils 
Cavanmif^li  John,  Justice  of  the  Pence, 

3Iiiin 
ChaiuUcr  Josinh,  attorney  at  hiw,  Main 
Cobiirn  AV  R,  paints  and  paper  hangings, 

Wasliington 
Codding  G  R,  banker,  and  agent  Truman  & 

Go's  Express,  ]Main 
Cohn  I  II,  groeeries,  ]VIain 
COLTON  F  D,  attorney  at  hnv.  Main 
Conrad  S,  lilaoivsniith,  JIain 
Cooper  II  II  Mrs,  millinery,  Main 
Corbett  &,  Lytiker,  blaeksniitlis  and  wheel- 
wrights, ]Main 
Cowen  Pliilip,  varieties,  Main 
Crane  J  II,  physician 
Cubic  Charles,  tailor,  ^lain 
CULLIGAN  JAMES,  saloon,  IMain 
Daly  &,  Srout'e,  groceries,  Main 
Davis  W,  saddle  and  harness  maker.  Main 
Davis  AV  K,  hardware  and  agent  Buckeye 

Reaper,  Main 
Dean  L,  butcher,  AVashington 
Derb)'  A  15,  varieties,  IMain 
EAGER  GEORCJE,  feed  stable.  Main 
Edwards  Thomas,  Eagle  IJrewery,  Main 
Egan  Daniel,  billiards,  ]\Iain 
Ellis  &.  Ilasbrouek,  livery  stable  and  pro- 
prietors opp  line  stages  to  Cloverdale 
Ellsworth  L,  lumber.  Main 
EMERSON  P  N,  proprietor  American 

Hotel,  IMain 
Ensey  James  II,  fruits,  Main 
Falkner  J  H,  hay  and  feed,  IMain 
Feriiald  &  Bray,  butchers.  Main 
Fine  Carrie  &,  Lizzie  Misses,  millinery. 

Main 
Frasier  J  A,  restaurant,  ]\Iain 
Ganz  &  Iless,  saloon.  Main 
Geohagan  Thomas,  hotel.  Main 
Goldstein  Henry,  dry  goods.  Main 
Groover  &  Brother,  hardware.  Main 
Harris  J  AV,  tinsmith.  Main 
Harter  «&  Mosher,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights, cor  English  and  Kentucky 
Ilarfwig  T,  marble  worker,  Main 
HASKELL  B,  dry  goods,  shoes,  etc.  Main 
Hatch  &  Co,  foundry,  English 
Heavy  Andrew,  agent  Miller's  line  stages 
H(;dges  Nathan  M,  lumber,  Main 
Ileineberg  A  &  B,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 

Main 
HENRY  ANDREAV,  agent  AA'clIs,  Fargo 

&  Co,  AVashington 
Hill  E  M,  wheelwright 


Hill  AVilliam,  President  Bank  of  Sonoma 
IIINKLE  J  B,  proprietor  American  Ex- 
change stable,  M;..n 
Ilinman  &,  Co,  general  merchandise.  Main 
Hinman  IMiles,  physician 
Holmes  William  &  Bro,  saloon.  Main 
Hopes  &  Budd,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights, Main 
Hunter  James,  postmaster.  Main 
Hutchinson  Richard  &  Co,  groeeries,  Main 
JACKSON  JESSE,  saloon.  Main 
Jenks  G  H  Rev,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Johnson  B  R,  photographic  artist.  Main 
Johnson  Fred  &  Co,  Blue  AVing  Saloon, 

Main 
Jones  AV  Henry,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Kelly  A,  lumber 
Kelly  James  D,  saloon,  IMain 
Keimedy  &  Co,  proptrs  AnteIo|)o  Restau- 
rant, Main 
Keser  &  Co,  barbers,  Wasliington 
Langley  J  M  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights, Kentucky 
Laughery  Henry,  tailor.  Main 
Lindsey  T  S  Mrs,  millinery.  Main 
Linehan  Daniel,  barber,  IMain 
Lippitt  E  S  Rev,  clergyman  (IMethodist) 
Lloyd  AVilliam,  undertaker.  Third 
Lloyd  AA''illiam  II,  books,  stationery,  etc, 

Main 
Loranger  John,  wheelwright,  IMain 
Lovett  O  1 1,  undertaker.  Main 
Lovett  O  II  Mrs,  millinery  and  dress  mak- 
ing, Main 
LOVEJOY  A  P,  dentist  and  agent  State 

Tel?graph  Co,  Main 
Lovejoy  (t  E,  dentist.  Main 
Main  W  AV,  harness  maker  and  carriage 

trimmer,  AVashington 
MATHIES    H    &    PFEFFERLE  A. 

pro|)rietors  Union  Hotel 
MATTHEAVS  E  M,  contractor,  English 
Matzenback  AV  B,  bakery,  Main 
IMaynard  F  T,  druggist,  Main 
McC'une  &  Brothers,  grist  mill.  Main 
McDonough  Samuel,  varieties, AA'^ashington 
McLatterly  B  S  Rev,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Mv'Near  &  Bro,  hardware,  boots  and  shoes 
Medley  A  G,  watchmaker,  Main 
MILLER  F  A^  hairdresser,  Main 
Miller  (i  AV,  hairdresser.  Main 
MILLER  L  &  BROTHER,  blacksmiths 

and  wheelwrights,  Main 
Miller  Lew  AV,  proptr  line  stages  to  Dun- 
cans Mills  via  Sebastopol  and  Bodega 
MORRIS  A,  tobacconis.   Main 


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Morse,  Woodworth  &  Co,  livery  stable  and 
proprietors  stage  line  to  Cloverdule, 
Wasliinnton 
Murpliy  •),  liarness  maker,  Main 
Murj)liy  Morris,  blacksmith  and  carriage 

maker,  Wasliington 
Overton  A  1',  attorney  at  law,  and  life  in- 

snranct!  agent.  Main 
OWEN  J  W,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 

public.  Main 
Payran  S,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 

1  Pearce  George,  attorney  at  law,  Main 

':  Pftiu  John,  livery  stable  and  proptr  stage 

line  to  Sonoma  and  Napa,  Main 
Phillips  Jacob,  tailor.  Main 

'.  Plank  F  A,  jiroprietor  City  Hotel 
Pond  William  C  llcv,  clergyman  (Cong) 
Piirdy  (i  Ij,  hotel,  Washington 
Putnam  1)  AV  C,  Wheelwright,  Knglish 
Poehlmaii  Si,  Brother,  butchers,  Main 
RAILSliACK   &    RIKKlv'.   proprietors 

'         AVashington  Ilolel,  AVasiiington 
REYRUHN  L  C,  attorney  at  law,  cor 

!         Main  and  Washington 

iREEI)   GEORGE  W,  attorney  at  law 

[         cor  Main  and  Washington 
Rice  C  R,  lumber,  Third 
Uiley  &  Hardin,  genl  merchandise,  Main 
Rinck  Fred,  butcher,  ]\Iain 
ROSE  J  R,  flouring  mill,  Main 
Ross  (icorge,  jjhotographic  artist,  Main 
Rowlson  E  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights, Washington 
Uugg  John  T,  bakery.  Main 
Sargent  &  Rarues,  dry  goods  and  crockery 
Sehadck  ISI  Mrs,  millinery,  Main 
Sohiapacasse  Antonio,  groceries,  AVash 
Schlosser  &  Harris,  stoves,  IMain 
Schmitt  G,  general  merchandise,  JMain 
Scott  Thomas,  poultry  and  eggs,  AVash 
Selling  John,  dry  goods  and  clothing.  Main 
SHATTIICK  F  AV,  attorney  at  law  and 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Simmons  G,  painter.  Main 
Simmons  J  C  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Slaven  James,  saloon,  Main 
Smith  &  AV'^eiers,  blacksmiths 
Smith  F,  groceries,  ]Main 
Soulhurd  J  R,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Sroufe  &  Peavy,  saloon,  AVashington 
STAGEY  H,  fruits  and  vegetables.  Main 
Steiger  W  A  &  Son,  gunsmiths.  Main 
Stern  D  A,  carriage  painter,  AA''ashington 
Stockdale  H,  proprietor  Stoekdale  House, 

cor  Oak  and  JNIain 
Sublette  &  Huie,  druggists,  IMain 


SULLIVAN  J  O,  horseshoer  and  farrier, 

English 
Symonds  &  Haskins,  grocers  and  crockery, 

Main 
Tann  M  A  Miss,  milliner.  Main 
Taylor  James,  livery  stable,  ]Maiu 
T(!mple  &  Co,  hardware.  Main 
Thompson  A  AV.  attorney  at  law,  Main 
THOMPSON  J  D,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery. Main 
Tighe  &,  Reid,  blacksmiths  and  carriage 

makers,  AV'ashington 
TONOLLA  AUGUST,  contractor 
'imX)LLA  HENRY,  upholsterer,  Main 
Towne,  S  1),  druggist.  Main 
Tuttle  B  F,  furniture,  carpets,  etc,  Main 
Van  Allen  John,  saloon 
Van  Doren  J  S,  Life  Ins  agent.  Main 
AValker  O  V,  feed,  AVashington 
AVells  AVilliam  R,  physician 
Wiiite  &  Pidge,  butchers,  cor  English  and 

Main 
AVhitney  &  Lamoreaux,  groceries.  Main 
Wickersham  I  G,  attorney   at   law   and 

notary  public.  Main 
AVickersham  I  Cj  &  Co,  bankers,  brokers, 

and  insurance  agents.  Main 
AVILLIAMS     GEOH(iE    B,   produce, 

lime,  and  plaster,  ]Main 
AVilliams  George  R,  Insurance  agent,  Main 
AVoodworth   R   L,   attorney  at  law  and 

notary  public.  Main 

Petrolia,  Humboldt  Co,  P  0,  40  miles  s 
of  Eureka 

Bell  Charles,  physician 

Conklin  M  J,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Holton  M,  hotel  proprietor 

Langdon  R  M,  postmaster 

Ryan  P  H,  general  merchandise 

Schmidt  L  C  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Piety  Hill,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Horsetown)  10  miles  s  w  of  Shasta 

Elsworth  C  F,  manufacturer  lumber 
Gardiner  Frederick,  butcher 
Herges  John,  general  merchandise 

Pilot  Hill,  El  Dorado  Co,P  O,  20  miles 
n  w  of  Placerville 

Bircham  William,  general  merchandise 
Creque  AV  K,  hotel  proprietor  and  P  M 
Eagleson  &  Clough,  blacksmiths 
Livingston  Dr,  pliysician 
McCIagen  Thomas,  general  mdse 


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Pine  Creek,  Butte  Co,  P  O  so  miles  '  Pine  Grove,  Mendonino  Co,  G  miles 


n  w  of  Oroville 

Phillips  F,  postmnstor 
Ryan  Frank,  blacksmith 


n  of  Mendocino  (See  Mendocino) 
IJrcnzeic  Martin,  brewer 
Wooster  &  Brown,  general  mdse 


Fine  Grove,  Amador  Co,  p  o 

miles  n  c  of  Jackson 


i  Pine  Grove,  Sierra  Co,  (P  O  address 
Ilowland  Flat)  24  miles  n  of  Downic- 
ville, 

in.        Gcrandau  J,  saloon 
Brads^.aw   R  M,  assessor  and  collector,   j^^^^y^^  j  j^  .j.oemaker 

lownslnp  iSo  •>  , 

Cook  Frank,  proprietor  Pine  Grove  Hotel   Pinolo,  Contra  Costa  Co,  (P  O  address, 


GUSHING    .TOHN  J,  agent  Tellurium 


IMartinez)  3  miles  w  of  Martinez 


G  and  S  M  Co  Fernandes  li,  genl  mdse  and  warehouse 

Dexter  S  F,  mining  store  and  postmaster    Fraser  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Johnson  J  L  F,  prop  Johnson's  saw  mill      O'Brien  John,  saloon 
AValker  R  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker    Perkins  John,  blacksmith 
White  Lorenzo,  mining  store  i  Vogt  D,  butcher 

PLACER  CO.  Organized  IS')!.  Boundaries— North  by  Nevada,  East  by 
State  of  Nevada,  south  by  El  Dorado  and  Sacramento,  and  west  by  Yolo  and  Sutter. 
County  Seat,  Auburn. 

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OFKICK, 


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UKSinKXCK. 


Torni  Kxpiros. 


SAl.AIiV, 


County  Judsc 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Slieriff 

Uocordor 

Trensnrer 

Tax  Collectors— 1st  District. . 

2<1        "      . . 

.1(1         "      . . 

Assessors- -1st  District 

"  2il        "     

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Surveyor  

Coroner 

Public  Administr.afor 

Superintendent  Public  Schools 

Supervisor,  1st  District 

2d        "      

"  3d        "      


Aul)nni   Jnn 

March,    1868 


Hart  Fellows. 

D.  W.  Spear 

K  L.  Crniji' 

A.  W.  I'oolc " 

Walter  B.  Lyon... 

Jiis.  W.  Dickerson 

;\V.  D.  Perkins....  Rocklin 

'William  E.  Miller.  Anbu-- • 

,Ias.  S.  Staekhouse.  Michi 

Chas.  A.  Uarniorc 

.fdhn  Kneeland  . . 

Wm.  Van  Vactor 

R.  II.  Uiivmond.. 

Thomas  Jamison. 

Solon  M.  Stevens.        "         '<     " 

S.  U.Case "         ;     " 

Samuel  Dodd Lincoln    Oct 

W.  C.   llichmond.  Dutch  Flat !     " 

lA.  H.Scott    ;  Forest  Hill |     " 


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Virjiinia 

Coll'ax    

Iowa  Hill 

Lincoln   

Auburn   


1808.  .  .;'5;}000prann. 
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2,500     " 
Fees. 

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Fees. 
Per  ccntatte.   I 


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.  'Per  diem. 


Placerville,  El  Dorado  Co,P  O,  incor- 
porated city  and  county  seat  of  El 
Dorado  Co:  legal  distances:  from 
Sacramento  ^)0  miles  ;  from  Stockton, 
95  miles;  from  San  Qnentin  180  miles 
Offickus. — "William  S  Burns,  May- 
or ;  Tiieodore  F  Tracy,  (President) 
F  A  Hornblower,  James  W  Cullum, 
A  T  Melvin,  Tiios  Fraser,  John  McF 
Pearson,  James  M  Anderson,  R 
Bronson,  B  S  Crocker,  L  Spencer, 
Aldermen  ;  S  J  Ensminger,  Marshal 
and  Collector;  D  J  "White,  Treas- 
urer ;  Aaron  Bell,  Clerk ;  F  A  Horn- 
blower,  Attorney. 


Arvidsson   Charles    G,  watches,  jewelry, 

cutlery,  etc 
Baker  H.  W,  prop  Fast  Freight  Line 
Bamberger  S,  clothing,  furnishing  goods, 

boots,  etc 
Barss,  F  F,  watches,  jewelry  and  silver' 

ware 
Bell  &  Co,  billiards  and  lirpior.s  i 

Biron  H,  |)hysician  and  surgeon  i 

Blair  .T  &  .T,  lumber  ! 

BLANCH ARD  GEORGE  G,attyatlaw 
Bowman  E  J,  prop  Bowman  House 
BRACE  &  BOROWSKY,  Arch  Saloon 
Brewster  &  Parkhurst,  dry  goods,  boots 

and  shoes 


^  j  Ilogsett  &  Simi)S( 

g  <  Hornblower  F  A, 

I         tarv  public 

;  IIOWLETT  G 


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Brewster  C  W,  bunkur  and  dealer  gold 

dust 
Burns  <fe  McBride,  groceries  and  provisions 
Bush  John,  attorney  at  law 
Clmltners  George,  dry  goods 
Clayton  M  F,  physician  and  dentist 
Colby  Mrs,  millinery  goods 
CONGDON  GEORGE  Cpropr  Central 

House 
Cooke  J,  physician 
Cooper  \V  II,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Cullen  James  W,  proprietor  Carey  House 
Dench  J  \V,  saddle  and  harness  maker 
Donahue  W  M,  wholesale  and  retail  liciuors 
Douglass  J  M,  banker  and  propr  I'acific 

Quartz  Mill 
Dunn  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Foster  J  W  &  Son,  wine  manufacturers 
Fox  &  Richardson,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Francis  George,  clothing,  boots,  etc 
Fraser  T,  groceries  and  provisions 
Garrett  J  R,  drugs  and  medicines 
GELAVICKS  DANIEL  W,  editor  and 

proprietor  Mountain  Democrat 
Germain    Louis,  clothing,    boots,   shoes, 

crockery,  etc 
Giebenham  F,  propr  Mountain  Brewery 
Glynn  Ira,  dentist 
GRIFFIN  &  TURNBULL,  groceries 

and  provisions 
Haas  A,  dry  goods 
HAMILTON    &    MYERS,    publishers 

Placerville  Courier 
Hamilton  N  A,  attorney  at  law 
II ARRIS  S,  tobacco,  stationery,  and  fancy 

goods 
Harvey  O,  physician 

Henry  A  C  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Hernandez    R   S,  books,  stationery,  and 

fancy  goods 
llogsett  &  Simpson,  City  Bakery 
liornblower  F  A,  attorney  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 
HOWLETT  G  W,  Assessor  Placerville 

Township 
Hume  James  B,  notary  public 
Irwin  Charles  F,  attorney  at  law 
.Tewett  Raphael,  manufacturer  and  dealer 

cigars  and  tobacco 
JOHNSON  JAMES,  attorney  at  law 
Jones  &  Blanchard,  owners    Pacific  and 

Ashland  Sawmills 
Jones  &  Chichester,  lumber 
Jones  A  F  Mrs,  millinery  goods 
Johns  D  D,  proprietor  Oasis  Saloon 


Keespe  J,  fruit  and  confectionery 

Kennedy  A,  assistant  U  S  Assessor 

KUHN  FRANK  W,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Kunkler  E  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

Landecker  L,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer- 
ies, provisions,  etc,  and  mining  imple- 
ments 

Largan  J,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Leifred  Charles  H,  saddle  and  harness  mkr 

Letcher  Mrs,  millinery  goods 

Louis  II,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  etc  . 

Ludinghousc  Fred,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker 

Maddux  J  11,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Marple  W  L,  furniture,  paints,  oils,  etc 

McCall  J  W,  wine  grower 

MEACIIAM  B,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots 
and  shoes 

Alierson  &  Jewell,  pawnbrokers,  and  deal- 
ers clothing,  boots,  etc 

Moscher  AV  C,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

Nachmann  Ad,  hardware  and  mining  im- 
plements 

Nash  I II,  hardware,  stoves,  etc,  and  propr 
Placerville  Foundry  and  Machine 
Shop 

Nugent  T  C,  insurance  agent 

OIlis  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Pearce  C  C,  clergyman  (Episcopalian) 

Pettit  C  B,  dry  goods,  clothing,  carpets,  etc 

Phipps  James,  saddle  and  harness  maker 

Pinkham  John  F,  postmaster 

Pixley  E  B,  overland  telegraph  operator 

Rankin  Robert  physician 

RICHARDSON  L  B  &  Co,  groceries, 
provisions,  clothing,  etc 

Roy  &  Tryon,  cabinet  makers  and  under- 
takers 

Rudstad  J  B,  Washington  Restaurant 

Sesser  J  S,  wholesale  and  retail  hardware, 
silverware,  willow  ware,  and  stoves 

Sherwood  Benjamin,  attorney  at  law 

Silberman  P  &  Co,  clothing,  boots  and 
shoes,  and  dealers  gold  dust 

Smith  D  S,  physician 

SQUIRES  OGDEN,  attorney  at  law  and 
County  Judge 

Suzzallo  &  Buaro,  proprietors  Adriatic 
Restaurant 

Titus  I  S,  physician 

TRACY  T  F,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Van  Voorhics  A  A,  saddlery,  hardware, 
shoe  findings  and  harness 

Van  Voorhies  R  J  &  Co,  wholesale  and 
retail  drugs,  paints,  oils,  etc 


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Waito  (jporf?*',  proprii'tor  Orleans  Hotel 
WancnrnHflitT  Itobt,  Sebastopol  Brewery 
Warren  &  I'afrt,  livery  stable 
Weymouth  &  MeCormiek,  Itailroad  Ex- 

clinnge 
Wliite  It,  chemist  and  drijprfiist 
Wilcox    &    Brown,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  liquors 
Williams  John,  propr  Nevada  House 
Williams  M  Mrs,  millinery  floods 
WILLIAMS  S  &  Geo  E,  attorneys  at  law 
Wonderly  N,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Wort  hen  H  W  A,  physician 
YAllNELL  JES,  publisher  Weekly  Ue- 

corder 
Zeisz  Jacob,  California  Brewery 

Pleasant  Valley,  El  Dorado  Co,  P 
O,  '20  miles  e  of  Placerville 

Brown  Henry,  hotel  proprietor 
Bryant  Bros,  (Plum  Creek)  saw  mill 
Biillington  James  It,  general  merchant 
liiiHcr  Francis,  hotel  proprietor 
Cutler  Luther  C  &  Co,  (Sly  Park)  hotel 

and  saw  mill 
Ellea  E  &  Co,  (Empire  Creek)  saw  mill 
Kink  Charles,  butcher 
Fleming  S  &  Co,  (Empire  Road)  saw  mill 
(iriilith    &    Bryant,    (Stonebraker   Mill 

Creek)  saw  mill 


I  Hooper  Henry,  (Stonebraker  Mill  Creek) 
.  sash  and  blind  manufactory 

I  Leach  &  Turner,  saw  mill 
!  fjcpetit  Louis,  propr  Baltic  Saw  Mill 
McLaughlin  James,  blacksmith 
Music  &  Smith's,  (South  Weber  Grade) 

saw  mill 
Norris  Robert,  hotel  |>roprietor  I 

Slieppard  William  G,  general  merchant 
Stephens  Francis,  general  merchant 
Tindall,  Wcwds  &  Co,  (Empire  Road)  box 
I'actory  i 

Pleasant  Valley,  Nevada  Co,  10 1 
miles  n  w  of  Nevada.  (See  Anthony  j 
House)  I 

PleasantOn,  Alameda  Co,  (P  O  ad- 1 
dress,  Dougherty's  Station)  20  miles ' 
e  of  San  Lcandro 

Bardeline  Antonio,  general  merchant  and 
hotel  keeper  | 

Kol linger  J  W,  general  merchandise 

JNIcLaughlin  It,  general  merchant  and 
hotel  keeper 

Teeter  Jacob,  blacksmith  j 

Plum  Valley,  Sierra  Co,  P  o,  icI 
10  miles  s  w  of  Downievillc  i 


PLUMAS  CO.     Organized  18'»i.     Tinnndaries— North  by  Shasta  and  Lassen'; 
east   by    I>j»ssen,   soutli  by   Sierra,  Yuba,  and    Butte,  west  by  Butte  and  Tehama' 
County  Scat,  Quincy.  i 

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("omiiy  C'li'ik. John  B.  OviTtun  . 

Distrti-i  Aitonu'v Ii>hii  1{.  BiickkH-. 

Slu'citf". Jiimi's  II.  Yi'-.itos . 

Ktt'ordw John  B.  Overton . 

Treasurer   Williain  S.  rrici- . 

Assesi*or Asa  D.  lLil.-.teiul . 

Surveyor J.  D.  Conipton  . 


Qiiincy .Iiinii:uy,I870  S:>100prann. 

Oniim  Valley Miuvli,"   l,s68  Fees 


(Quincy 


Onion  Valley 

Tavlorville   

IL'-Miie  Bar 

.  Koim,!  Valley  .... 


Coroner John  S.  Koot Quincy 

l*ut>lic  Achninvstnilor Vacant 

Superintendent  I'uliUe  Schools  Geo.  W.  Mcylcrt  .   Iiuliiin  Valley  .. 
!:  upervisor,  l>t  District VV'illinni  (iilt>ii't  ..   Sawpit  Flat 

"  ^(t         "       IJami's  Fori! Iiulinn  Valley  . . 

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Point  Isabel,  Contra  Costa  Co,  (P  O    Poker  Plat,  Sierra  Co,  (P  O  ad.lrcss. 
address,  Sun  Publo)   18  miles  \v  of  Howland  Flat)  8  tulles  from  Dowide- 

Martinez  \  Trille 

Hariagoe  A,  saloon 
I  Mulholfund  R,  saloon 


Bolitnd  D,  general  merchandise 
Cleghorn  T  C,  general  merchandise 


Filzsimmons  J, 
Tread  way  Jame 
and  litjuors 


Schlieman  Fredt 
Wiegand  Tlieodt 


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Haley  Jumo8,  hotel  proprietor 
Murcliini  G,  general  mercliandUe 

Poland,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  O,  20  miles 
n  e  of  Stockton 

Pope  Valley,  Napa  Co,  P  0, 30  miles 
n  of  Napa  City 

Kean  John,  postmaster 

Port  Wine,  Sierra  Co,  IG  miles  n  of 
Downieville 

Brown  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Cayo  M,  hotel  proprietor 

Cayote  Jacques,  carpenter  I 

EAllLY&CIIITTENDEN,livery  stable  j 
I  Evans  William  S,  saloon 

Floyd  John  P,  boot  anil  shoe  maker 

Ilall  &  Finemore,  butchers 

Iless  Joseph,  boot  and  tshoe  maker 

Howell  AViliiam,  hotel  proprietor 

Jonventine  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

King  Henry  &  Co,  butchers 

KLECKNEH  &  BllO,  express  and  bank- 
ing agents,  general  merchandise  and 
acting  postmaster 

MASON  H  &  CO,  genl  merchandise  and 
drugs 

Phalin  A  M,  scliool  teacher 

Heed  B  F,  carpenter 

Russell  P  H,  attorney  at  law,  justice  of  the 
peace,  and  jeweler 

Uphain  M  A  Mrs,  laundry 

Wolf  Mike,  brewery  and  saloon 

Poverty  Bar,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  32 
miles  n  c  of  Stockton 

Filzsimmons  J,  postmaster 
Treadway  James  P,  groceries,  provisions, 
and  liquors 

Prairie,  Yob  Co,  lO  miles  n  w  of 
Woodland 

Schlieman  Frederick,  justice  of  the  peace 
Wiegand  Theodore,  postmaster 

Preston,  ISIarin  Co,  P  O,  30  miles  n  w 
of  San  Rafael 

Preston  R  J,  postmaster 

i  PrinCBton,  Colusa  Co,  P  O,  15  miles 
I         n  of  Colusa 

{  Boggs  John,  merchant 
Burnes  Mary  Mrs,  propr  Princeton  Ferry 


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Hunter  D  D,  hott'  nrojtr  and  physician 
Riddle  James  H,  merchant 
Sheehan  James,  saloon  keeper 
Smith  Stephen,  general  merchandise 

Princeton,  Mariposa  Co  (PO address 
Mt  Bullion)  7  miles  w  of  Mariposa 

Bloed  Charles,  hof(  1  keeper 
CKOWLY  PATRICK,  miner 
Cuner  J  B,  general  merchandise 
Dodge  &  Bro,  general  merchandiso 
Haiuia  (ii'orge,  saloon 
House  &  Jones,  livery  stable 
Leidig  George,  butcher 
Miller  Joseph,  express  agent 
Raffiiel  Santo,  general  merchandise 
WATTS  GEORGE  W,  miner 

Punta  Arenas,  IVIendocino  Co,  P  0, 
GO  miles  s  w  of  Ukiah 

Hall  A  W,  postmaster  and  general  mcht 

Lindcroos  G.  attorney  and  notary  public 

McMullen  S  W,  hotel  proprietor 

Morse  J  G,  physician 

Ramy  Dr,  physician 

Watrous  Fred  W,  attorney  at  law 

PurissimO,  San  Mateo  Co  (P  O  ad- 
dress Half  Moon  Bay)  17  miles  s  of 
Redwood  City 

Buzzell  Mary  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 

Quincy,  Plumas  Co,  P  O,  county  seat 
of  Plumas  Co ;  legal  distances  :  from 
Sacramento,  14")  miles;  from  Stock- 
ton, 190  miles;  from  San  Quentin, 
275  miles 

Buckbee  J  R,  attorney  at  law 
Cate  L  F,  i)hysician 
Coburn  John,  hotel  proprietor 
Davis  A  O,  stone  mason 
Demster  Dr,  dentist 
Edwards  J  E,  hotel  propr  and  butcher 
Gt^ar  H  A,  attorney  at  law 
GEAR  W  L,  editor  Plumas  National 
Goodwin  John  D,  attorney  at  law 
Hersey  T  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Houch  J  H,  saloon 
Kaulbach  C  T.  general  merchandise 
KELLOGG  W  W,  editor  Quincy  Union 
Kinsey  William,  cabinet  maker 
Lee  C,  general  merchandise 
Moore  A  P,  attorney  at  law,  insurance 
agent  and  general  merchant 


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Moore  Wm,  postmnster 

Neesoman  &  Sclilutter,  brewery 

ROOT  JOHN  S,  postmanter  an.l  deputy 

collector  U  S  internal  revenue 
Sipes  J  1',  elerjiynian 
Van  Deear  E  II,  juntice  of  the  peace 
Van  Orden  T  A,  jeweler 
Vauglian  J  S,  physician 
Walker  John,  blacksmith         , 
Whiting  F  B,  expressman 

Rattlesnake  Bar,  riacer  Co,  r  o, 

7  miles  s  of  Auburn 

McBride  John,   postmaster  and  general 

merchant 
Miller  L  E,  liquor  manufacturer 
Stanley  &  Pratt,  general  merchandise 
Wardwell  J   V    (Alabaster  Cave)    hotel 

proprietor 

Ravenna  City,  Los  Angeles  Co,  45 
miles  n  of  Los  Angeles 

Red  Bluff,  Tehama  Co,  V  O,  county 
seat  of  Tehama  Co ;  legal  distances  : 
from  Sacramento,  145  miles  ;  from 
Stockton,  195  miles;  from  San  Quen- 
tin,  275  miles.  An  important  and 
flourishing  town  on  the  Oregon  Over- 
land Mail  Route,  135  miles  by  land, 
and  240  miles  by  water,  from  Sacra- 
mento. The  new  road  to  Idaho  and 
Montana,  via  Susanville,  commences 
here 

AUbright  &  Bro,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
ANDRUS  JESSE  B,  agent  Cal  Steam 

Navigation  Co 
Bailey  Sanford  II,  watch  makerand  jeweler 
BAKER  SANFORD  C,  editor  and  propr 

Tehama  Observer 
Bartlett  &  Co,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchants 
B(!ltis  Ranson  S,  wines,  liquors,  etc 
BIERCE  &  POWELL,  lumber  dealers 
BOFINGER  WILLIAM  F,  Red  Bluff 

Brewery 
BRADWAY    JOSEPH    R,    physician, 

druggist,  and  postmaster 
Brady  J  &  C,  proprs  Empire  Stables 
Braynard  Charles  P,  attorney  at  law 
Brownslein    G   &   Bro,   dry   goods    and 

cluthii  s 
Burge  F  J,  Red  Bluff  Water  Works,  and 

wood,  coal,  feed,  etc 


BlIRRICIITER  HENRY,  groceries  ami 

provisions 
CAMPiJELL  R  II,  groceries 
CANFIELD   LEON  C,  wines,  liquors, 

and  manufacturer  soda  water 
Carrigan  Martin,  blacksmith 
Can  hie  James  R,  feed  and  grain 
CHURCH  JOHN  E,  groceries,  produce, 

licjuors,  etc 
Clark  John  II,  house,  sign,  and  carriage 

painter 
Clark  Stephen   D,  crockery,   glass,   and 

willow  ware 
Collins  Harry,  druggist  and  apothecary 
Comstock  &  Martin,  forwarding  and  com 
CRANDALL  CHARLES  G,  importer 

and  manufaet'r  harness,  saddlery,  etc 
DARLING  E,  propr  Red  Bluff  Stables 
Davis  William,  blacksmith 
DOLL  &  SIMPSON,  insurance  agents 
Doll  J  Granville,  attorney  at  law 
Doty  George  W,  butcher 
Earll  Warner,  attorney  at  law 
FORSTING  LESTER  W,  tin  and  sheet 

iron  worker,  stoves,  tinware,  etc 
Gage   John  I),  general   agent   Northern 

Teamsters'  Association 
GALLAND    SOLOMON  B,    saddlery, 

harness,  hides,  etc 
Galvin  I)  J,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Harlow  W  T,  attorney  at  law 
Ilaslett  .1  W,  cari)enter  and  builder 
Hatch  William  G,  physician 
.leffress  G  W,  physician 
Keepan  Gerrald,  tailor 
KRAFT  HERBERT,  importer  and  deal- 
er stoves,  hardware,  etc 
LANGE  L  II   D,  hairdresser  and   batlis 
LANSDALE  WILLIAM  M,  proprietor 

Union  hotel 
Laventhal  E,  (Battle  Creek)  genl  mdse 
Lee  &  DeLoiig,  marble  workers 
Levensohn  &  Galland,  dry  goods,  clotli- 

ing  and  furnishing  goods 
Lowenfeld  William,  hairdresser  and  batlis 
LUHRS    HENRY  W,  proprietor   Red 

Bluff  hotel 
Lyon  Darwin  B,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  i*i; 

Co,  and  insurance  agent 
McCann  Richard,  bootmaker 
McCOMMONS  WILLIAM,  propr  Tre- 

mont  Hotel  and  stage  office 
MERRY  THOMAS  B,  editor  Red  Bluff 

Independent 
MILLER  FRANK,  furniture,  bedding, 

etc,  and  undertaker 


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Nngle  Peter  B,  a 
Northern  Teams 
C  Estes,  pre 
Olendorf  W  D,  pi 
Olinder  C  F,  bla 
Payton  Elisha,  wi 
Phillips  &  Chand 
POGIJE  WILL 

maker 
Pritchard  M  P,  1 
Rantzan  &  Shaw, 

sion 
RED  BLUFF  I 

(weekly)  Wi 
Reiser  E,  wagon  i 
Riley  William,  bli 
Rosenberg  Jacob 

etc 
Roycroft  Stephen, 
SCHOENFELD 

es,  jewelry,  St 
Simpson  John  L,  i 

missioner  of 
Sneath  &  Boarma 

ttnce  Co,  and 
Sprague  E,  black- 
Springate  &  Sprig 
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Thomas  L  S,  salo 
TIPTON  &  BU 

dise 
Volker  Conrad,  b 
Ward  Matthew,  1 
WENTZ   HEN 

saloon 

Red  Dog,  Ney 

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Allport  W  II,  liv 
BEGOLE  WM 

hardware 
CARNEY  &  Tl 

&  Tucker's  i 
CHEW  &  Mc> 

saloon 
COOMBS  &  M 

visions,  drug 
Drunzner  P,  pro 
ENNIS   FRAN 

cement  mill 
Henderson  D& 

and  general 
HEYDLAUFF 
Martin  N,  physic 
Smith  J,  proprie 


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Nngle  Peter  B,  nttorney  ni  Inw 

Northern  T«*nn)ster8'  Assoc'ation,  Lance 
C  Estea,  president 

Olendorf  W  D,  physician 

Olinder  C  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mkr 

I'ayton  Elisha,  wagon  maker 

PiiiliipM  «fe  (!iiandier,  provisions,  etc 

POGUP;:  WILLIAM  S,  boot  and  shic- 
maker 

Pritchard  M  P,  blacksmitli 

liantzan  &  Siiaw,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion 

RED  IJLUFF  I N  D  E  P  E  N  D  E  N T, 
(weekly)  Walter  M  Uoekwell,  pubV 

Reiser  E,  wagon  maker 

Riley  William,  blacksmith 

Rosenberg  Jacob  II,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
etc 

Roycroft  Stephen,  butcher 

SCHOENFELI)  SALOMON  D,  watch- 
cs,  jewelry,  stationery,  fancy  goods,  etc 

Simpson  John  L,  attorney  at  law  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds 

Sneath  &  Roarman,  agents  Pacific  Insur- 
ance Co,  and  general  merchants 

Spragiie  E,  blacksmith 

Springate  &  Spriggs,  blacksmiths 

TEHAMA  OBSERVER,  (weekly)  San- 
ford  C  Baker,  editor  and  j)ropr 

Thomas  L  S,  saloon  and  billiards 

TIPTON  &  BURTT,  general  m<;rchan- 
dise 

Volker  Conrad,  baker  and  saloon  keeper 

Ward  Matthew,  boots,  shoes,  etc 

WENTZ  HENRY,  Union  bakery  and 
saloon 

Red  Dog,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  s 
e  of  Nevada 

Allport  W  II,  livery  stable 

BEGOLE  WM  A,  tinsmith  and  dealer 
hardware 

CARNEY  &  TUCKER,  proprs  Carney 
&  Tucker's  cement  mill 

CHEW  &  ISIcNALLY,  proprs  Fashion 
saloon 

COOMBS  &  McGOUN,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, drugs,  etc 

Drunzncr  P,  proprietor  Globe  Hotel 

ENNIS  FRANK,  supt  Wright  &  Go's 
cement  mill 

Henderson  D  &  Bro,  groceries,  provisions, 
and  general  merchandise 

HEYDLAUFF  W  F,  postmaster 

Martin  N,  physician 

Smith  J,  proprietor  Pavilion  Hotel 


Stchr  II,  owner  Stehr's  Ditch 
TUCn^ER  A,  8Ui.t   Carney  &  Tucker's 

cement  mill 
VosH  L,  owner  Voss'  saw  mill 
Wilson  Jesse,  hotel  proprietor 

Redwood  City,  San  Mateo  Co,  P  o, 
County  seat  of  San  IMateo  County  ;  1 
legal   distances :    from    Sacramento, 
1 10  miles  ;  from  Stoc^kton,  1 1'>  •  iiles  ; ' 
<Vom  San  Quentin,  40  miles  ' 

Ayers  C,  propr  Tremont  House,  Main        | 
Barnes  T  L,  physician.  Main 
Bartlett  &    Blanchard,  merchant   tailors,  i 
Bridge  I 

BOTSCH  FRED,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 
!Main  i 

Cadmus  William  II,  hairdresser.  Main 
CROWLEY  JOHN,  proprietor    Poplar 

Saloon,  Main 
Dillcr  J  B,  general  merchandise,  ^Slain 
Dingwall  Thomas,  butcher 
DUNHAM    WILLIAM,  tinsmith    and 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Easton  A  S,  notary  public,  A 
Edgar  &  Donnelly,  harness  makers 
Field  C  .1  &,  Co,  general  mdse,  Main 
Fogg  R  T,  agent  Truman  &  Go's  Express 
FOX  G  AV,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
FOX  GEORGE  W,  attorney  at  law.  Jus- 
tice   of    the   Peace,   and    insurance 
agent,  A 
Ford  Daniel,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

Bridge 
Glennan  John,  harness  maker,  IVIain 
Hanson  &  Co,  lumber,  wood,  and  grain 

warehouse,  JSIain 
Hilton  &  Titus,  blacksmiths   and  wheel- 
wrights 
JEWELL,   KEITH  &  CO,  flour  mill. 

Main 
Kincaid  Harvey,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
KINCr  FRANK,  saloon  and  baths 
Kirkpatrick  Charles,  physician.  Main 
KUCK  BROTHERS,  general  mdse,  A 
Kuck  Martin,  distillery.  Main 
Lathrop  B  G,  real  estate  broker,  A 
Lathrop  T  W,  notary  public,  A 
Littlejohn  &  Kedall,  flour  mill,  Main 
Livingston  Charles,  general  merchant  and 

telegraph  agent,  Bridge 
Mahlkc  C  L,  boot  maker,  Bridge 
MeCluer  A  T,  physician.  Main 
Merrill  S  S,  druggist  and  P  M  Main 
Moore  Thomas,  proprietor  stage   line   to 
Woodside  and  Searsville 


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Offerman  John  H  &  Co,  proceries,  Main 
Plielan  Mary  H,  milliner,  Bridj^e 
Raymond  James  M,  saloon.  Main 
SCOFIELD   &  WARREN,  publishers 

San  Mateo  County  Gazette 
Scofield  Herman  A,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Snyder  S  II  &  Co,  lumber,  liridge 
STAMBAUGII  S  S,  pbysieian.  Main 
STAMBAUGH  W  F,  groeeries,  Main 
STEVENS  GEORGE,  manufacturer  of 

windmills,  Bridge 
Stone  S  L,  varieties.  Main 
Teagne  ^Vndrew,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Tempieton  Horace,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Tilton  J  Q  A,  butcher,  Bridge 
Underbill    A,   varieties    and    upholstery, 

Bridge 
Weaver  D  S,  stoves  and  tinware.  Main 
Welborn,  W  J.  restaurant.  Bridge 
AVENTWORTH  (iEORGE,  livery  sta- 

ble.  Main 

Reynolds'  Perry,  Tuolumne  Co,  r 

O,  7  miles  n  w  of  Soiiora 

Henderson  Wm,  postmaster 
Lavilla  V,  general  merchandise 

Rich  Gulch,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  4 
miles  e  of  Mokelumne  Hill 

Bever  T  S,  postmaster 

Grant  &  Bever,  hotel  proprietors 

Richland,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O,  1G|^ 
miles  s  of  Sacramento 

WooUey  John  F,  postmaster 

Rio  SeCO,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  w 
of  Oroville 

Crum  A  J,  hotel  keeper  and  postmaster 
Glick  H,  jilr  sician 
Keller  H  J,  blacksmith 

Rio  Vista,  Solano  Co.  P  O,  20  miles 
s  e  ot  Fairfield  and  70  miles  n  e  of 
San  Francisco 

Bluning  .Toseph,  wharfinger 

Carter  R  C,  tinsmith 

Cliaset  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Donivan  Paul,  cabinet  maker 

Doran  F  L,  gardener 

Dunham  Isaac,  dairyman 

Egbert  O  P,  cattle  dealer 

Fallmnn  L,  blacksmith 

Frink  &  Alsop,  dnirywien 

Fry  &  Pond,  billiard  saloon 


Janes  N,  physician 
Jones  James,  cattle  dealer 
Lawson  Henry,  fish  curer 
Morey  R  R,  cattle  dealer 
Parker  Robert  W,  butcher 
Roberts  George,  saloon 
Sidwell  John  M,  carpenter 
Simpson  Wm,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Sluckin  Rosa,  hotel  proprietor 
Squires  Wm  K,  hotel  proprietor 
Westgate  &  Sons,  general  merchandise 
Williams  James,  boat  builder 

Roaring  River,  Shasta  Co,  (P  o 

address,    llorsetown)  10  miles  s  w  of 
Shasta 

Abel  John  M,  attorney  at  law 
Bosanka  Henry,  butcher 
Corson  J  M,  jjhysician 
Gushing  .John,  general  morclmndise 
Nigh  Elias,  stock  dealer 

Robinson's   Perry,    Calaveras  Co,  I 
P  O,  27  miles  s  of  Mokelumne  Hill 

Corrotte  J,  saloon 
Gagliardo  G,  general  merchandise 
Hasehon  F  &■  Co,  livery  stable 
Saldan  P,  restaurant 
Solari  Petro.  general  merci:andise 
Vaillancour  Charles,  blacksmith 
Vicini  &  Oneto,  butchers 
Vignolo  A  &  Co,  hotel  proprietors,  and 
general  merchants 

Rock  Creek,  Butte  Co,  P  0, 33  mile. 
n  w  of  Oroville 

Cobble  Milton  II,  hotel  proprietor 

Ilonser  A  J,  tannery 

Josephs  Albert,  wagon  maker 

Keefer  James  L.  postmaster  and  proptr 

flour  and  hnnber  mills 
Pratt  Willard,  physician 
Shannon  John,  blacksmith 
Stover  James  A,  blacksmith 

Rockville,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  4  miles  s 
w  of  Fairfield 

CUTLER   CYRUS,  manuf  charcoal 
Eddy  C  S,  carriage  manufm-furer 
GILMORE  &  WOOD,  geni  merchandise 
Gilmore  James,  postmaster 
Greeideaf  E  F,  physician 
Lamoree  A  O,  saloon 
Neitzel  Frank,  blacksmith 


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Towncond  &  Ropenn,  proprietors  Green 

Vall«y  Mills 
Tyrrell  &  Wager,  blaeksmiths 

Bhonerville,  Ilumboldt  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Eel  Uiver)  20  miles  s  of  Eureka 

Dix  &  Wliitmore,  proprs  grist  and  saw  mill 

Ely  &  Uutler,  druggists 

Ely  J  L,  pliysieaa 

Fcigenbauin  J  &  Bro,  genl  merchandise 

Frame  Amos,  hotel  proi)rielor 

Holt  J  W,  (Ilooptan)  genl  merchandise 

Leach  F.  hlacksmith 

Leach  S  II,  butcher 

Loop  li,  physician 

Loop  II,  saloon 

McLean  John,  general  merchandise 

Miller  Jacob,  cooper 

Nelson  &  Co,  wagon  makers 

Simpson  fJeorge,  saddler 

White  Emorj',  bout  and  shoetHiiker 

Whitmoi'e  Jo<,'l,  general  inerchaudis'j 

Wright  S,  hotel  proprietor 

Rome,  Sutter  Co,  (r  O  address,  John- 
s<tn's  Itancli)  20  miles  s  c  of  Yuba 
City 

Spect  Jonas,  country  store 

Hosoville  Junction,  riaccr  Co,  r 

O,  18  miles  s  of  Auburn 

Berry  J  II,  wagon  maker 

Fletclier  11,  livery  stable 

Thomas   W  A,  groceries,  provisions,  etc, 

Watson  J  It,  proptr  Junction  Saloon  and 

restaurant 
Woodruil"  A,  postmaster 


Slack  A  L,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Smith  ilacob,  saloon 
Walling  L  A,  hotel  proprietor 
Wood  H  W,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 

Rough  and  Ready,  Siskiyou  Co,  (1» 
O  addriis.-!,  Etna  Mills)  30  miles  s  of 
Yreka 

Brown  &  Welkcr,  boiel  proprietors 

Dawson  IM  M,  saddlers 

Digglos  J  A,  general  merchandise 

McConnagby  Wm,  attorney  at  law 

Smith  A  M  C,  physician 

Ston<!  S  E,  general  merchandise 

Swain  A.  postmaster 

Swain  Bios,  general  produce 

Wriglit  T  L,  books  and  stationery 

Young  Bros,  general  prothicc 

Round  Valley,  Plumas  Co,  1'  O  17 
niiies  n  of  Quincy 

Carter  L  F,  (('resent  Mills)  physician 
Chambers  A,  (Gcnnes«eo)  prop'r  saw  mill 
Comptou  John  D,  P  M  and  genl  mdse 
Maclx'tb  J,  (Marion  Flat)  general  nulse 
Miller  it  Bunnell  (Cariboo)  general  mdse 
Turner    &   Curran   (Gennesseo)    general 

merchandise 
Wilson  W  11  ( Crescent  Mills)  hotel  propr 
Wood  A  J,  (Humbug  Valley)  hotel  propr 

Rudsill'S  Landing,  Sonoma  Co,  (P 
()  address  I'etaluma)  S  miles  e  of 
Petuluma,  at  the  head  of  navigation 
of  Petalutna  Creek.  A  railroad  con- 
nects this  point  with  Peliiluma 

llud:^il  John,  saloon 


Ross'  Landing,  IMarin  Co,  (P  O  ad-  '  SacramontO,  Sacramento  Co,  the  Cap- 


dress,  San  Ualael)  »^  miles  8  of  San 
Rafael 

Barrosey  George,  general  merchandise 
Shaver  Isaac,  hnuber  and  general  mdse 
Smith  Peter,  general  merehandioe 

Rough  and  Ready,  Nevada  Co,  P 

O,  8  miles  s  w  of  Nevada 

Ault  W  C,  groceries  and  provisions 

Curran  Wm,  shoemaker 

Fippin  &  Ball,  blacksmiths 

Flint  Geo,  shoemaker 

Gilliam  J  H,  general  merchandise 

Goodman  E,  clothing 

Single  John,  blacksmith 


ital  of  the  State  of  Calitbrnia,  P  O, 
('ounty  seat  of  Sacramento  and  in- 
corporated city.  This  is  tiie  second 
city  in  tlu^  Stale,  situated  on  the  left 
baidc  of  the  Sacramento  Uiver,  a  short 
distance  bcdow  the  mouth  of  (be 
American  River.  Distance  from  Suu 
Francisco  in  a  direct  line,  7i>  miles, 
n  e;  by  water,  120  miles.  The  Sac- 
ramento River  is  navigable  to  this 
j)oint  for  steamers  and  sailing  craft 
throughout  the  year,  while  the  Upper 
Sacmmento,  as  fur  as  Red  Bhitf,  and 
the  Feather  River,  as  far  as  Marys- 
villo,  aflbrd  suHicient  depth  of  water 
to  allow  small  steamers  to  make  trips 


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for  nt  least  nine  months  in  the  year. 
Theso  a(lvanta«];es,  together  with  the 
facilities  extended  by  the  several  rail- 
roads which  terminate  at  this  point, 
have  made  this  city  the  principal  en- 
trepot for  supplying  the  nortliern  and 
Nevada  trade.  The  Ccn«ral  I'av-ificr 
Railroad  is  now  completed  to  Dutch 


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distance  of  18  miles,  where  it  joins 
the  Yuba  Railroad  to  Marysvilleand 
the  Northern  California  to  Oroville. 
The  Western  Pacific  Railroad,  now 
in  course  of  construction,  will  connect 
this  city  with  San  Francisco,  via 
Stockton  and  San  Jose 


Avery  Abiel,  Assistant  Assessor  U  S  Inl 

Rev,  15th  Division 
Avery  John  M,  Assessor  U  S  Int  Rev, 

oHlce,  cor  J  imd  Fifth 
Avery  J   W,  lumber  dealer,  n   e  cor   M 

and  Second 
BAliSON  SETII,  architect,  187  J 
Rachle  &  Siebold,  bakers,  258  M 
Flat,  a  distance  of  G8  miles,  and  the  I  lia(;hman,  Lages  &  Co,  com  merchts,  pro- 
Sacramenlo  Valley  to  Shingle  Springs, !  duce,  hops,  etc,  cor  J  and  Seventh 

a  distance  of  45  miles.     The  Califor- j  BADGER   OP:OR(iE  AV,  auction   ami 
nia  Central  connects  with  the  latter  commission,  n  e  cor  J  and  Fourth 

at  Folsom  and  extc^nds  to  Lincoln,  a   RAKER    &    HAMILTON,    importers, 

agricultural  implements,  hard\varc,cti; 
i)-15  J 
Ranner  liros,  clothing,  38  K 
Bannon   Patrick,  lime,  cement,  etc,  Sixth 

bet  J  k  K 
Rarnum  Restaurant,  Second  bet  J  and  K, 

J  Gregory,  propr 
Rarr  &  Terris,  saddle-tree  makers,  cor  S 
Offickus. — Charles  TI  Swift,  (President)  !  and  Seventh 

S    D    Smith,  and    Josiah    Johnson, '  BARRETT  J  A  MRvS,  regalia  and  mil- 
Trustees;  L  H  Foofe,  Police  Juilge  ;  i  linery  goods,  153  J 
F  T   Burke,  Chief  of  Police  ;  C  C  j  BARRETT  JOHN   S,  attorney  at  law, 
Jenks,  Auditor  and  Clerk                     I  cor  K  and  Sixth 

I  Barton  D  L.hay  and  grain,cor  K  and  Tcntli 
Barton  W  II  &  Bros,  salt  dealers,  7'.)  Front 
Batcher  John,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 

M  and  Third 
Bauquier  J,  livery  and  sale  stables,  I82K 
Bauquier  Joseph,  livery  stable.  Sixth  bit 

K  and  L 
I  Beals  II  S,  photographer,  113  J 


ADAMS,  McNeill  &  CO,  importers 
and  wh'lesale  grocers,  cor  Front  and  L 

ADAMS  WILLIAM,  baths  and  hair- 
dressing  saloon,  171)  K 

Agate  Wm,  dry  goods  and  varieties.147  J 

AITKEN  &  C^o,  marble  manf,  131  K 

Alexander  B,  clothing,  80  J 

Alexander  D  E,  atty  at  law,  52  Fourth 

Allen  Robert,  propr  Norfolk  Saloon, 144  K 
I  Alvares  M  S,  physician,  I'J  J 

Ames  Henry,  sash,  blind,  and  door  manf, 
cor  Front  and  (J 

Amos  Henry  Mrs,  millinery  goods,  103  J 

Anderson  James  E,  tobacco,  cigars,  and 
confectionery,  18()  K 

Anderson  Robert,  blacksmith  and  boiler- 
maker,  123  Front 

Andrews  J  N,  engrav  and  die  sinker,  73  J 

ANTHONY  JAMES  &  CO,  juoprietors 

Saciramento   Union,   Daily,  Weekly, 

and  Steamer,  office,  49  and  51  Third 

I  Armstrong  &  Bryan,  meat  market,  7G  K 

Armstrong  Thomas,  saddle,  harness  and 
collar  manf,  J  bet  Twelfth  and  Thir- 
teenth 

Arnold  Jacob,  curer  hams  and  bacon,  cor 
Second  and  N 

Arricka  J,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor  N 
and  Second 


L 


Beck  J  G,  |)ropi'ietor  U  S  Bakery,  u  e  cor 
K  and  Eighth 

Bell  John,  groceries,  cor  Ninth  and  N 

BELLMER  J  &  CO,  groceries,  provi- 
sions, etc,  278  and  280  J 

Bcividere  Hotel,  Sixth  bet  J  and  K,  Mo- 
ritz  Robitchek,  proprietor 

Bennett  A  A,  architect,  90  J 

Bennett  John,  blacksmith  and  shoer, 
Fourth  bet  I  and  J 

BENTON  J  E  REV,  editor  Daily  Bee, 
Third  bet  J  and  K 

Berger  Anthony,  proprietor  Metropolitan 
Saloon,  n  w  cor  J  and  Third 

Bernard  II  M,  carriage  mannfacr,  for 
Sixth  and  L 

BIGLER  JOHN  (ex-Governor)  attorney 
at  law,  I  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fif- 
teenth 

Billings  E  L,  Union  Soda  Works,  49  Front 

Bithell  James,  books  and  stationery,  104  J 

Black  Andrew  &  Co,  bakery,  83  Front 


Blackleach   »Irs    F, 

goods,  155  J 
Blake  J  L,  blacksmi 
IJlakeley  T  J,  denti:^ 
Blessing  E  G,  blackf 

er,  cor  J  and  E 
Blue  &  Moore,  carri 

bet  I  and  J 
Blum  E,  game  and  | 
Bohl  &  Iledrick,  gr( 

flour,  n  e  cor  T 
BOOTH  &    CO,  wl 

and  47  Front 
Borchers  W  &  Co, 

Twelfth 
Bories   Joseph,  prof 

taurant,  1G4  K 

Bowie  \'  Catlin,  att<: 

BOWMAN   II,  dri 

:  I  oils,  etc,  2r)2  J 

'BREMER&  NEAV 

•  i         cigars,  3  K 

BREUNERJ  & O 


Briggs   Alfred,  Col 

office,  128  J 
I :  Briggs  M  C  Rev,  cl 
Brown    Daniel,   bh 

maker,  278  K 
Brown  I  S,  atty  at  I 
Brown  John  W,  Ur 

J  and  Eighth 
Brown  R  T  &  Co,  c 

and  .1 


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3(k;  j 

Bryan  W  J.  Supt  .' 
Burnes  A  W,  city 
Burns  J  A,  physic 
Cadogan,  Rcid  «& 
sions,  1 95  J 
1  CADUCPHILU 
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J  Cadwalader,  I'^dwa 
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missioner  ot 

agent,  n  e  cor 
Cadwalader  (Jeo, 

J  and  Third  j 
CADY  &  MORR 

Exchange  Sa 
Cady  H  W,  hair  I 
Calder  A  W,  dent 
CALIFORNIA 

GRAPH   C 

J   and    K 
Callahan    D    E, 

181  K 


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Hlucklciurh  Mrs  F,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods,  l!')i)  J 

Blake  J  L,  blacksmith,  cor  II  and  Tenth 

Hiakeley  T  J,  dentist,  117  J 

IMessiiig  K  (i,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mak- 
er, cor  J  and  Eleventh 

lUue  &  IMoorc,  carriage  [lainters,  Fourth 
bet  I  and  J 

Blum  E,  game  and  poultry,  38  K 

Hold  &  Iledrick,  groceries,  provisions,  and 
flour,  n  e  cor  Tenth  and  J 

BOOTH  &  CO,  wholesale  groceries,  45 
and  47  Front 

Bonihcrs  W  &  Co,  brewery,  cor  II  and 
Twelfth 

Bories  Joseph,  proprietor  Louisiana  Res- 
taurant, lti4  K 

Bowie  \-  Catlin,  attorneys  at  law,  101  J 

BOWMAN  II,  drugs,  medicines,  paints, 
oils,  etc,  202  J 

BREMER  &  NEWMARK,  tobacco  and 
cigars,  .'J  K 

BRELNER  J  &  CO,  furniture,  170  K 

Briggs  Alfred,  Collect  r  U  S  Int  Rev, 
oiHce,  128  J 

I'riggs  M  C  Rev,  clergyman    (Methodist) 

Brown  Daniel,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker,  278  K 

Brown  I  S,  atly  at  law,  .')2  Fourth 

Brown  John  W,  Union  Restaurant,  s  e  cor 
J  and  Eighth 

Brown  R  T  &  Co,  clothing,  n  w  cor  Fourth 
and  .J 

BRUCE  GEORGE  C,  National  Saloon, 
.'](I0  J 

Bryan  W  J,  Supt  Sacramento  Gas  Works 

Burnes  A  W,  city  market,  18  J 

Burns  J  A,  physician,  cor  Seventh  and  L 

Cadogan,  Rcid  &  Co,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions, 11);')  J 

CADUC  I'lIILIP,  agent  Riis  Am  Com 
Co,  ice,  coal,  and  Napa  soda,  4.'J  Third 

Cadwalader,  Edward,  notary  public,  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  and  real  estate 
agent,  n  e  cor  J  and  Third 

Cadwalader  («eo,  attorney  at  law,  n  e  cor 
J  and  Third 

CADY  &  MORRISON,  proprietors  Pony 
Exchange  Saloon,  7;')  Front 

Cady  II  W,  hair  dresser,  Second  nr  J 

Calder  A  W,  dentist,  11 1  J 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  TELE- 
GRAPH CO,  otHce,  Second,  bet 
J   and    K 

Callahan  D  E,  Golden  Eagle  Hotel, 
181  K 


Calvin  James,   house    and   sign  painter, 

Second  bet  J  and  K 
Cameron  C  P  &  Co,  groceries  and  Yankee 

notions,  2G4  J 
Camp  C  E,  Overland  Mail  Saloon,  cor  J 

and  Twelfth 
Campbell  John,  furniture,  85  K  and  142  J 
Cantwell  W  R,  attorney  at  law,  149  J 
Carly  E  M  Mrs,  millinery  goods,  151  J 
Carolan  James  <fe  Co,  importers  and  deal- 
ers m  hardware  and  agricultural  im- 

pltunents,  1  and  .'J  J 
Carroll  J  II  &  Co,  flour,  and  proprietors 

Granite  Mills,  81  Front 
Casey  &  Co,  wholesale  licpiors,  107  K 
CENTRAL    PACIFIC    RAILROAD 

oflice,  58  K 
Chad  wick  George,  horseshoer,  s  e  cor  K 

and  Seventh 
Cheen  Mow  &  Co,  china  goods,  I 
CHESLEY  GEORGE  W,  wholesale  gro- 

ccries,  wines  and  liciuors,  51  Front 
Chevalier  F,  importer,  and  wholesale  wines 

and  liquors,  50  and  58  K 
Christopher   Nathaniel,  hair  dresser  and 

baths,  188  J 
CLAPP  H  C,  physician,  42  K 
CLARK  D  W,  plumbing  and  gas  fixtures, 

51  K 

Clark  E  A,  Union  Hair  Dressing  Saloon, 

Second  bet  J  and  K 
Clark  G   G,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

oflice  Second  bet  J  and  K 
CLVRK  N,  pottery,  J  beyond   Thirty- 
First 
Clark    Patrick,  groceries,  corner   P  and 

Seventh 
Clark  R,  architect,  office,  State  Capitol 
Clark  R  C,  attorney  at  law,  cor  K  and 

Seventh 
Clark  AVm,  plumbing  and  gas  fittings,  81  K 
CLAYES  O  M,  State  Printer,  42  and 

44  J  above  Second 
CLUNESS  W  R,  physician  cor  K  and 

Second 
Coffee  &  McPyke,  saloon,  s  w  cor  Fourth 

and  K 
Coffee  M  M,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 

Third  and  Q 
Coffroth  <fe  Spaulding,  attorneys  at  law, 

52  Fourth 

Coger  IJenjamin,  hair  dresser,  5  K 
Comte  A,  attorney  at  law,  Hi)  J 
CONIJOIE  JOS  A,  undertaker,  108  J 
Condon   James,   fruit  trees  and    garden 
seeds,  1 10  J 


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CONLAN     PATllICK,  proprietor  City 

lloii'l,  71,  7;},  7i)  K 
Conriul  Mrs  .1,  millinery  goods,  11.1  J 
Constiiio    II.    grocorios,    provision?!,    and 

seeds  r.>«  J 
Cook  1)  ()&  Co,  properies  and  provisions, 

cor  Tenth  and  K 
Cook  Hiram,  maniif'aetiirer  and  dealer  in 

saddle  and    harness,  '2'M  J 
COOK  JACOB,  livery  stable,   Seventh 

between  K  and  L 
Cook  L  D,  intelli}i;ence  olFice,  s  w  corner 

Fourth  and  K 
Cook  Tlionias  II,  wood  and  coal.  Fourth 

bet  I  and  J 
Coolot  A,  books,  stationery,  and  varieties, 

2;)8  J 
Colter  J  S  Hcv,  clerfryman  (Roman  Cath) 
Counts,!  P,  attorney  at  law,  ir»  Sixth 
COX   &   JONKS,   wholesale  and  retail 

groeeries,  provisions,  etc,  287  Tenth 

cor  K. 
Crane  S  S.  jihysieian  and  druggist,  57  Front 
Crawiord  J  F,  books  and  stationery,  n  w 

cor  Fourth  and  K 
CROCKFR  E.  li,  ally  at  law,  a8  K 
CROCKER   H  S  &  Co,  book  and  job 

printing  and  statioiRMy,  42  and  11  ,1 
CROSS  SAML,  attorney  at  law,  notary 

public,  com  of  deeds,  etc,  41  Fourlii 
Cimningliam  J  S,  physician,  221  J 
CUNNINGHAM  WM  Sii,  watches  and 

jewelry,  120  J 
Curtis  N  (Ireen,  attorney  at  law,  24  Sixth 
DAILY  BEE,  L  P  Davis  &  Co  propri- 
etors, office,  52  Tiiird 
Daily  J  D.  manufacturer  of  shoes,  G3  J 
DALE    RICHARD,    music,   toys,  and 

fancy  goods,  185  J 
Daugherty  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions  and 

flour,  7  Front 
Davis  A,  boots  and  shoes,  40  J 
Davis  &  Ktichler,  bakers,  2i)l  J 
Davis  Joseph,  money  broker,  48  Fourth, 

and  auctioneer,  112  J 
DAVIS  L  P  &  Co,  proprietors  Sac  Daily 

Bee,  52  Third 
Dennem  A  M,  photographer,  244  J 
DENNERY  ALPHONSE  &  Co,  crock- 

ery  and  glass  ware.  I.'i8  J 
DENNERY  BERNARD,  crockery  and 

glass  ware,  ICG  J 
Dennis    Miss   C    L,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  105  J 
Denton  Solomon,  boot  manuf,  310  J 


Deuel,  Griffiths  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  gents 

furnishing  goods,  218  J 
Devine,  J  C  <k  J  II,  marble  manuC.  i55  K 
Devlin    Robt,  groceries    and    provision;!, 

cor  M  and  Fourth 
Dingley  N,  coffee  and  spice  mill,  15  I 
Doll  'rty  Jas,  druggist,  n  ecor  J  and  Tliinj 
Doini  Ciiarles.  books,  stationery,  and  iu!w> 

de|)ot,  157  K 
Doland     and     Coon,     carriage     makers, 

Seventh  bet  K  and  L 
Dorsey  Henry  )V,  hair  dresser,  17.*]  K 
Doyle    William  &  Bro,    horse  and    nnilc 

shocrs,  K  between  Eighth  and  Ninth 
DREW  N  L  &  CO,  dealer^  lumber,  n  w 

cor  M  and  Second 
Drummond  R  S,  hay  ai.d  grain,  8.'>  K 
Dryfus  L,  clothing,  (j(5  J 
Dunn  Mrs  J,  proprietress  Brannan  House. 

12  and  14  J 
Dupro  G,  groceries  and  provisions,  147  Iv 
Dwinell  I  E  Rev,  clergyman  (Cong) 
EARL  D  W,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchant,  flour,  grain,  10'.),  11 1  Front 
Eberhard  and  Stall,  saddle   and  harnoss 

manufacturers,  172  K 
Ebner  Bros,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors, 

Fourth  b(!tween  J  and  K 
EDWARDS  &  CO,  books  and  stationery, 

s  w  cor  Fourth  and  J 
EDWARDS  P  L,  attorney  at  law.  00  ,1 
J^dwards  Thos  C,  attorney  at  law,  1)0  J 
Egl  Anton,  tobacco,  cigars,  and  Iruit,  140  J 
Eisenmenger  B  Mrs,  pro[)rietress  Interna- 
tional Hotel,  1»2  K 
EITEL  JOHN,  candy  manufm'lu.er  and 

fancy  baker,  1(1!)  J 
Elety  Frederick,  blacksmith  and    wi.gon 

maker,  s  e  corner  K  and  Twelfth 
ELKUS  LEWIS,  clothing  manufactory, 

n  e  cor  Si'cond  and  J 
Ellison  J  A  &  Co,  |)roprietor  stage  lines 

to  Stockton  and  Napa,  oflicc  Golden 

Eagle  Hotel 
English  Wm  G,  real  estate,  12  Read  Blook 
Estee  ]\I  M,  attorney  at  law,  51  J 
Esterle  A  M,  [)hotographer,  n  e  cor  J  ami 

Third 
EVANS    GEORGE  S,  Adjutant   Gen- 
eral Cal  State  JNIilitia,  ofliee  5;5  J 
Evers  A,  groceries,  provisions,  and  flour, 

cor  Ninth  and  L 
Farr  B  A,  proprietor  Telegraph  House,  J 

between  Twellh  and  Thirteenth 
F.arrell  Owen,  carriage  maker,  Fourth  bet 

I  and  J 


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Farrell  William  D 
House,  Fourth  li 
Felch  W  C,  Assist  A 
Rev,  1st  Divisioi 
Fcn-ris  A  S,  physiciai 
Fickison  Charles,  salo 
Fiege  John,  wagon  i 

and  Ninth 
Fisch  (i,  groceries  ai 

and  Twelfth 

Fitzsimmons   &   Gle 

gas  fitters,  !)8  K 

Flint  A  A,  cabinet  n 

FLOBERG  &  CO: 

jewelry,  00  J 
Floyd  &  Moore,  bo 

'  Front 

1  Fogg  &  Bilker,  shoe 

Folley  Samuel,  saloo 

;  Foote,  L  II,  attornt 

Juilge,  office  Cit 

'  Foss  C  I.  feed  and  hi 

Foster  F,  book  bindc 

FOSTER    JA(X)li 

House,  80  Thin 

Foster  S  G  Mrs,  mil 

'■■  FOX  &  STRUT/, 

Side  liquors,  17'. 

Frank  &  Co.  Union 

FRANKLIN  l',tol 

Fnizer  W  F.  luml> 

Seventh  and  E 

FREY  J  M.  pliysi^ 

Friend    &    Terry, 

Second 
Fritz    Joseph,     pro 
Verein  ILill,  2 
Fuchs  Peter,  cigar 
Fuller  &  Heather, 
(lidligan  John  it  C 
(Jumble   AV  H,   a 
Second  bet  J 
(iARSEY  L,  gro< 
Giites  Justin  &  Bn 
druggists,swc 
(iehring  F  J,  sadi 
270  J  betweei 
Geisel   Henry,  wa 
smith,  I  betwi 
George  C  H.  luiir 
GEORGE  F  S,  b 
saloon,  i?04  J 
Gctt  W  A,  saloon, 
GIBBS  &  IIOL^ 
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coal,  etc,  15G 


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STATE     OP    CALIFORNIA.  203 


Farrell    William     1),    proprietor    Union 

IIouso,  Fourtii  between  K  and  L 
Felch  W  C,  Assist  Assessor  U  S  Internal 

Rev,  1st  Division 
Ferris  A  S,  pliysician,  1 1 7  J 
Fickison  Charles,  saloon,  Fifth  b('t  J  and  K 
Fioge  John,  wagon  maker,  I  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Fisi'li  U,  {jroceries  and  provisions,  cor  G 

and  Twelfth 
Fi(;?siminons   &   Gloason,   plumbers   and 

gas  fitters,  !3H  K 
ITinl  A  A,  cabinet  maker,  13G  K 
FLOBKUa  &  CONUAD,  watches  and 

jewelry,  GO  J 
Floyd  &  Moore,  boiler  makers,   I  near 
i         Front 

i  Fogg  &  IJaker,  shoe  dealers,  85  J 
!  Folley  Samuel,  saloon,  1H(»  K 
Foote,   L  11,  attorney  at  law  and  Police 

Judge,  ofliee  City  Water  Works 
Foss  C  I.  feed  and  hay,  'Mb  K  cor  Twelfth 
Foster  F,  book  binder,  cor   Fifth  a;id  J 
FOSTER    JACOli,    proprietor    Foster 

House,  80  Third 
Foster  S  G  Mrs,  millinery  goods.  Ill)  J 
FOX  &  STRUT/,  importers,  and  whole- 
sale liquors,  171)  J 
Frank  &  Co.  Union  Market,  74  K 
FllANKLlN  r,  tobacco  and  cigars,  114  J 
Fnizer  W  F,  lunil'cr  dealer,  K  between 

Seventh  and  Fiighlh 
FllEY  J  M.  physician.  74  K 
Friend    &    Terry,   lumber  dealers,    241 

Second 
1  Fritz    Jo>eph,    proprietor    saloon.   Turn 

Verein  Hall,  2(18  K 
Fuchs  Peter,  cigar  manufacturer,  117  K 
Fuller  &  Heather,  paints,  oils. etc,  28  K 
(iiilligan  John  «fc  Co,  dry  goods,  111)  J 
Gamble    W  H,   agtMit    State   Telegraph, 

Second  bet  J  and  K 
(JARSEY  L,  groceries,  202  J 
Gates  Justin  &  Uros,  wholesale  and  retail 
j         druggists,s  wcor  Jand  Sixtli,and72  K 
i  (Jehring  F  J,  saddle  and  harness  manuf 

270  J  between  Ninth  and  Tenth 
Geisel  Henry,  wagon    maker  and  black- 
smith, I  between  Ninth  and  Tenth 
(ieorge  C  H.  hair  dresser,  40  Fourtli 
GEORGE  F  S,  baths  and  hair  dressing 

saloon,  i!04  J 
(Jett  W  A,  saloon,  K  bet  10th  and  llth 
GHJBS  &  HOLMES,  importers  of  iron, 

steel,  blacksmiths'  fools,  Cumberland 

coal,  etc,  loG  and  ISS  J 


(iillen  William,  collar  maker,  21).j  J 

GILLKJ,  MOTT  &  CO,  stoves,  metals, 
and  tin  ware,  148  and  1  ")8  J 

Gilnian  C  H,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots 
and  shoes,  52  J 

Gilmer  T  W,  attorney  at  law  and  justice 
of  the  |>eacc,  52  Fourth 

(Joldmami  M,  Star  IJakery,  IS  Third 

Goods  J  C,  attorney  at  law  and  district 
attorney,  corner  K  and  Sixth 

Goodwin  V,  pliysician,  51  J 

GOSS  &  LAMBARD,  foundry  and  ma- 
chine works,  I  bet  F'ront  and  Second 

GOSSNER  B,  billiard  manuf,  141  K 

Gottlieb  S,  curer  haras  and  bacon,  corner 
Seventh  and  O 

Grafmuller  Andiew,  livery  stable.  Ninth 
between  J  and  K 

Granger  E  Sr,  proprietor  Our  Corner  sa- 
loon, corner  I  and  Fi'ont 

<jreen  &  Trainor,  F^mpire  Market,  22  and 
24  K 

Greenbaum  &  Rothfeld,  dry  goods,  Ifil  J 

Greenebauin  A,  tobacco,  cigars  and  fancy 
goods,  l);i  Front  and  180  J 

Greenhood  M,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion, 79  Front 

Gregory  .1,  produce  and  fruit,  20  J 

Gregory  J,  proprietor  IJarnum  Restaurant, 
Second  between  J  and  K 

fJriesel  Jacol),  saddle  and  harness  manu- 
facturer, J  bet  Tenth  and  l^leventh 

Gross  Jacob,  clothing,  40  J 

Gruhler  K  &  C,  brewery,  corner  K  and 
Sixteenth 

GRUHLER  JACOB,  saloon,  4G  and  48 
Sixth 

GlIINEAN  THOS,  saloon  and  restaur- 
ant, 7  Second 

Gunn  F^rastus,  blacksmith,  S  Front 

(Jutii  George,  groceries,  250  M,  cor  Ninth 

(Jwinn  B  R,  Cache  Creek  saloon,  108  K 

Hab(!)korn  W,  merchant  tailor,  25  J 

Had  wick  William,  proprietor  Valley  Ex- 
change Saloon,  Front  bet  iM  and  N 

Hagelstein  (Jeorge,  groceries,  11)2  L  cor- 
ner Seventh 

HAINES  GEORGE,  justice  of  the  peace, 
;38  Fourth 

Hall  &.  Cosgrove,  fruit  and  vegetables,  n 
e  corner  Fourth  and  K 

Hall  G  C,  dry  goods,  189  J 

Ilulsey  W  H,  groceries  and  provisions, 
corner  Second  and  L 

Hamann  C  H,  proprietor  Fashion  Res- 
taurant, Second  between  J  and  K 


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Hamhni'gcr  IJ  &  Co,  dry  goods,  91  J 
Hamilton  Clins,  liank  Exchange  Saloon, 

n  w  corner  Second  and  K 
Hamilton  William,  proprietor  stage  line 

to    MarysvlUe,   office    What    Ciieer 

House 
HAMMPni   &    KEBEl?,    produce    and 

commission  mchts,  127  and  129  K 
HAMME)R  L  K,  watches,  jewelry,  music, 

and  agent  Chickering  pianos,  2.'iO  J 
Hanlon  James,  proprietor  Congress   Hall 

saloon,  118  J 
Hansbrow  Thos,  stoves  and  tin  ware.  49  K 
HANSCHE  HENRY,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, corner  Fourth  and  N 
HAUKNESS  H  W,  physician,  corner  J 

and  Second 
Harnat  Patrick,  proprietor  Capital  saloon, 

133  K 
Harris  D  «t  Co,  clothing,  102  J 
Harris   Joseph,   proprietor  Railroad  Ex* 

change  saloon,  s  e  cor  K  and  Tiiird 
Hartigan  .John,  proprietor   Pennsylvania 

House,  21 G  K 
Hartley  H  H,  attorney  at  law,  39  J 
Hartmann  George  P,  mer,   market,  114  K 
Hasenherg  ]\I,  tobacco,  cigars  and  fruit, 

14G  J 
Hasselgren  &  Wilson,  furniture,  57  J 
HASTINGS  IJ  F  &  CO,  bankers, corner 

J  and  Second 
Haswell  C  S,  physician,  149  J 
Haswell  F  R,  attorney  at  law,  149  J 
Haszard  A  A,  i)hy.sician,  1  G(!  Second 
Hatch  F  W,  physician,  101  J 
Hawks  James,  hides  and  wool,  118  K 
Hayden  C  C,  commission  figent,  83  Fourth 
Hayton  Geo  M,  boots  and  shoes,  74  J 
Ileacock  E  H,  attorney  at  law,  office  City 

Water  AVorks 
Hector  John.  Lafayette   Hall  saloon,  n  c 

corner  K  and  Third 
HEDENRERG  W  A  &  CO,  carriage 

and  wagon  lumber,  235  and  237  J 
Heilbron  A  &  Bro,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions, 177  Third 
Heinrich  Chas,  groceries  and  provisions, 

corner  L  and  Third 
Heisch  August,  groceries  and  provisions, 

8  w  corner  M  and  Second 
HEISCH  GEO  C,  steam  coffee  and  spice 

mills,  corner  I  and  Tenth 
Heison  &  Hubbard,  proprietors   Capital 

saloon,  8  w  corner  I  and  Seventh 
Heppe   Jacob,   groceries,  i)rovision8   and 

flour,  corner  E  and  Twelfth 


Hess  &  Churchman,  wagon  makers,  Eigiitii 

between  .1  and  K 
Hess  &  Clark,  Orleans  saloon.  Second  lio- 

tween  J  and  K 
Ileustis  J  C.  saddle  and  harness  manufiic- 

tiirer,  2GG  K 
IIEYMAN  ARNOLD,  agent  for  St.  in-  ^ 

way  &  Son's  pianos  and  teacher  mu- 
sic, I  near  Seventh 
Iliggins  &  Reever,  Union  Bakery,  247  J 
Iliggins  E  R,  photograjdier,  1 17  J 
Ilill  W  II  Rev,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Ildlebrand  August,  boots  and  shoes,  177  K 
Hilton  Charles,  blacksmith.  Seventh  nr  I 
Ilitscherick  &  Reeber,  bakers,  247  J 
IIol)bs  Alvan  P,  |)roprietor  Eldred  House, 

K  between  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Hobby  &  Potter,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion, 58  J 
Iloehn  Jacob,  propr  Pla/a  saloon,  28G  J 
Ilokel    Henry,   baths  and   hair  dressiii<r. 

218  J 
HOLBROOK,  MERRILL   &   CO,  im- 
porters stoves,  metals  and  hardwurc. 

17G  and  178  J 
IIoll  S  Solon,  attorney  at  law,  corner  J 

and  Second 
Hollfelder  P,  coal,  I  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Holmes  H  T  &  Co,  importers  plaster,  ce- 
ment, hair,  lime,  etc.   Sixth   betwcin 

K  and  L 
Hong  Wo  Co,  Chinese  goods,  etc,  I 
HOOKER   &    CO,   hardware,   iron  and 

steel.  71  J  and  21  and  23  Thinl 
Hoover  S   M,   Haines    Exchange    Hotel, 

corner  J  and  Eleventh 
IIOPLY  JOSEPH,  furniture,  49  and  .Jl 

Fourth 
HOTCIIKISS  F  S  ct  CO,    Sae   Slcani 

Saw  and  planing  JNIills,  corner  Front 

and  q 
HOTEL  ])E  FRANCE,  90  and  92  Sec-  .1 

ond,  Mrs.  E  D  Hunt  proprietress 
Howard  John.  Boyce's  saloon,  n  w  conur 

J  and  Eighth 
Iloyt  William   H,  plumber  and  tin  and 

sheet  iron  worker.  Third  bet  J  and  K 
Hubbard  James  Rev,  clergyman  (Africnii 

Methodist) 
Hummel  &  Horn,  vinegar  manufs,  IIG  K 
HUNT  &  GLADDING,  blacksmiths..'  : 

wagon  makers,  corner  Ninth  and  Iv 
Ilimt  D  R,  feed  stable,  K  between  Tentii 

and  Eleventh  M 

HUNT  E  D  MRS,  proprietress  Hotel  de 

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JACKSON  I  P,  st( 

Jacobs  &  Nathan,  cl 

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F'loch,  propi 

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Jafw        u  is,  game 

Jelly  S.  nuel,  watd 

Johnson  B  F,  propr 

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Jones  Henry,  salooi 

Jones  .1  S,  feed  stal 

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Kelly  P  II,  Post 
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Kimball   E,  car 
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Kirk  Henry  C, 

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Klay  Harry,  pro 

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Huntington   &  Hopkins,  importers  lienvy 

and  slielf  hardware,  powder,  etc,  54  K 
Ilurlbut  O,  physician,  240  .1 
Ilyers  SamiHil  B,  hairdresser,  48  J 
Hymen  INIoses,  groceries,  cor  N  and  Sixth 
IRELAND  R,  manufacturer  of  brooms 

and  matches,  200  and  202  J 
ISER   CONRAD,   saddle    and    harness 

manufacturer,  149  K 
JACKSON  I  P,  stoves  and  tinware,  89  J 
Jacobs  &  Nathan,  clotliing,  131  J  and  s  w 

corner  J  and  Fifth 

F'loch,  proprietor  Telegraph  Sta- 
•T  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Jafi!        uis,  game  and  poultry,  7G  K 
Jelly  S.  nuel,  watches  and  jewelry,  124  ,T 
Johnson  B  F,  propr  IVIagnoliu  saloon,  23  J 
Johnson  E  S,  blacksmith,  270  K 
Jones    &    Wise,    blacksmiths    and  wagon 

makers,  Nintli  between  .1  and  K 
Jones  Henry,  saloon,  Fifth  bet  J  and  K 
Jones  .J  S,  feed  stable.  Ninth  bet  I  and  J 
Joseph  ^I,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing 

goods,  4  J 
Kaesberg  Hcin-y,  wagon  maker,  J  between 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Keller  Frank,  California  Market,  2")  I  .J 
KELL()(;(i    LEONARD,    importer  of 

stoves,  hardware,  and  manuf  of  tin 

and  sheet  iron  ware,  24.'5  and  2 !;"»  .1 
Kelly  Hugh,  Bridge  Saloon,  Front,  (Sla- 
ter's Addition) 
Kelly  V  H,  Post  Olfice  Exchange  Saloon, 

Fourth,  bet  J  and  K 
Kent  M  F,  American  Bakery,  1 'lO  Third 
Kesler  ^larten,  wagon  maker.  Ninth,  bet 

J  and  K 
Kimball   E,  carriage  and  wagon   maker, 

K.  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Ivirk  HeiM'y  C,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

in;  J 

Klay  Harry,  prop  Shakspeare  Saloon,  cor 
J  and   Fourth,  and  oO  Fourth 

Klebitz  &  (ireen,  saloon.  Fourth,  bet  J 
and  K 

Klink  &  ISIartfeld,  apothecaries  and  chem- 
ists, n  e  cor  K  and  Second 

Knox  C  C,  grain,  97  Front,  cor  L 

Koening  R,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 
II  and   Eleventh 

Kohl  .John  B,  proprietor  \Vm  Tell  House, 
cor  Ninth  and  J 

Kohler  Herman,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  etc, 
143  ,T 

KOIIN  &  BROTHER,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, boots  and  slioes,  130  and  132  ,T 


Kohn  Chas,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  cor 
Tenth  and  J 

Korn  Alexander,  groceries  and  provisions, 
145  J 

Korn  Louis,  proprietor  Korn's  Hotel, 
Fifth,  bet  .1  and  K 

Kosta  Frank  &  Co,  Universal  Restaur- 
ant, (51  Front 

Koster  Anton,  blacksmith,  Ninth,  bet  J 
and  K 

Kozminsky  B,  wholesale  tobacco  and  ci- 
gars, 1 C8  .1 

KREBS  C  II,  paints,  oils,  lamps,  and 
])aper  hangings,  188  J 

Kreuzberger  F,  groceries  and  provisions, 
cor  Seventli  and  G 

Kreuzberger  L.  coffee  and  spice  mill,  1 1 2  K 

Kri|)p  F,  hair  dresser.  Second,  bet  J  and  K 

Kuhnle  Wm,  wagon  and  carriage  manu- 
facturer, 301  J 

Kumle  &  Schaefer,  proprietor  Ebners* 
Hotel,  18  and  20  K 

Kunz  P,  baker,  20  N 

Labassee  &  Williams,  proprietors  Queen 
City  Saloon,  183  J,  and  New  Orleans 
Saloon,  s  e  cor  Sixth  and  K 

Landrum  J  T,  proprietor  Fourth  Avenue 
House,  corner  L  and  Fourth 

Langdon  George  W,  proprietor  Branch 
Saloon,  119  K 

LANSING  &  COVER,  propfrs  Union 
Hotel,  Second,  bet  J  and  K 

Lasky  B,  clothing,  104  J 

Laughlin  James  E,  Court  Exchange  Sa- 
loon, 42  Fourth 

Lawton  John,  blacksmi  !  and  wagon- 
maker,  J,  bet  Twelfth  and  Thir- 
teenth 

Lehman  «fc  Schroth,  bakery  and  saloon,  22 
and  24  J 

Leifzinger  M,  saddlery  and  harness  200  J 

Leloy  Louis,  hair  dresser  and  fancy  hair- 
worker,  121  J 

Leonard  H  R,  architect,  'M  nr  Second 

Levy  Adolph,  clothing,  12  K 

Levy  G  N,  proprietor  Merchants  Ex- 
change Saloon,  57  Third 

Levy  Moses,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  s  w  cor 
J  &  Fourth 

Levy  Raphael,  cigars  and  tobacco,  10   K 

Lewis  Isaac,  clothing,  135  J 

Lindley,  Hull  &  Lohman,  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 192  and  194  J 

Lipman  S  &  Co,  dry  goods,  129  .J 

Lloyd  Andrew,  stoves,  sheet  iron,  copper 
ware  and  pumps,  1G5  J 


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Locke  &  Liivenson,  carpcits    and    paper 
hniii^inpf:*,  and  bag  manufaoturcrs  172 
and  2 1-2. 1 
Logan  T  M,  physician,  cor  J  and  Sixtli 
LottliamnuT  Louis,  paloon,  210  J 
LOVEJOY  &  UPIIA^r,  dentists,  112  J 
Lowell  J  P,  liides  and  wool,  81  Front 
Lundqnist  Edwin,  nianufiieturing  jeweler, 

42  Tiiird 
Lusher  (Jeorgo  E,  saloon,  cor  J  and  Elev- 

entli 
Lynch  A  II,  attorney  at  law,  cor  K  and 

Sixth 
LYON  &  SOX,  produce  dealers,  21  J 
Maas  &  Co,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 

Seventh  and  L 
Maina   iM,  Washington    Saloon,  31  Third 
Malonc  F  S,  livery  stable,  Second,  bet  K 

and  L 
Mangan   Patrick,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoe r,  107  K 
Marks  Charles  J,  pliysician,  198  K 
Marks  ]Moses,  AVashington  Saloon,  s  w  cor 

K  and  Third 
Marks  11,  boots  and  shoes,  210  J 
Marsh  lioberf,  watchmaker,  42  Third 
Martin  A  &  Co,  saloon,  cor  Fourth  and  J 
MASON    J    A,   carriage     manufactory. 

Third,  bet  I  and  J 
Massol,  JMerwin    &    Co,  importers  hard- 
ware, powder  and  i'mt^,  82  and  84  J 
Mauritch  Anione,    Globe   Kest'nt,  ;51>    K 
McCalluni  .lolm  (1, attorney  at  law,  Fourtii, 

b(;t  .1  and  K 
McCann  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  207  J 
McCarraghan  John,  groceries,  120  L,  cor 

Fifih 
McCarthy  Robt  E,  boots  and  shoes,  8.S  J 
MeCieery  Jam(!s.  wagon  maker  and  black- 
smith, 27()  K 
McClelland  M  II   Miss,  millinery  goods, 

101  I 
McClintock  John,  hay  and  grain,  8.1  Front 
Mc  Creary  C  &  B,  ilour,  grain  and  ground 

feed,  cor  J  and  Thirteenth 
McCullougii  John  G,  attorney  at  law,  40  J 
]\IcI)onal(l  J  S  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
McDonald  11  11  &  Co,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail druggists,  1.'}'.)  J 
McGowan   P,  wagon  and  plow  manf,  cor 

Eh'venth  and  J 
McGrafh  M  Uev,  clergyman  (Rom  Cath) 
McGUIRE  JAMES, manf  of  iron  doors, 

shutters,  railings,  etc,   148  K 
Mclntire  Ed  J,  Pavilion  Saloon,  cor  M 
and  Sixth 


IMcIntosh  John,  grain  dealer,  239  and  24 1 ,1 
Mclsaac  John,  grocer,  cor  Front  and  X 

Mclaughlin  &  senatz,  Coionnuiu. 

Saloon,  cor  Front  and  K 
McMalion  P  J,  propr  U  S  Hotel, 05  Front 
McMorry  F  &  Bro,  boots  and  shoes,  90  K 
McTEE  FRANK,  blacksmith  and  sho.r. 

K  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
IVIcWilliams  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  4iS  ]{ 
Mebius  &  Co,  wholesale    grocers,  13  and 

15  K 
iMechanics'  Exchange  Hotel,  I,  bet  Front 

and  Second,  Henry  Treichler,  propr 
MELLEN  JOSEPH,  blacksmith,  J,  h,  i 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Melvin  Wm,  blacksmith,  I,  near  Fifth 
Menke   Anton,  toys,  baskets,   and   fancy 

goOils,  141  J 
Menke  C  J,  groceries,  provisions,  and  hiis- 

ket  manf,  cor  Tenth  and  N 
MEREDITH  &  YOUNG,  Wigwam  Sa- 
loon, 105  Front 
]\IERRELL  I  L,  oil  and  lamps,  100  A 
Metzler  Ernest,  boot  and  shoe  manf,  2 1 1 ,1 
MEUSSDORFFER  J  C,  hats  and  caps, 

125  J 
Meyer   Philip,  clothing,  boots  and    shoes, 

234  J 
Mier  &   Hauer,  groceries  and  provisions, 

5  Front 
MIER     FREDERICK,    groceries    and 

pi'ovisions,  cor  Sixth  and  I 
Miller  E  K  Rev,  clergyman,  (Meth) 
Miller  M,  livery  stable,  Ninth,  bet  I  and  J 
MI L LI  K FN    BROS    &  CO,  groceries. 

175  J 
MILLS   1)   O  &  CO,  bankers,  s  e  cor  J 

and  Second 
.Mills  Win  IL  Sec'y  I  O  of  G  T,  and  ed- 
itor of  The  Rescue,  149  J 
Mohr  &  Yoerk,  National  M.arket,  31  I  J 
Montgomery  J  F,  physi'-ian,  103  J 
MOORK  &  ALEXANDER,  attorneys  at 

law,  149  J 
MOORE  F  J,  hardware  and  agricnltiuMi 

implements,  190  J 
Moore  G  W,  saloon,  cor  K  and  Tenth 
Moorehead   AVm,    livery    stable,    Fourlli, 

bet  I  and  J 
MORAN    &    BEMERLY^    grain    and 

produce,  180  J 
Morgan  G  G,  [)hysician,  s  w  cor  M  and 

Seventh 
Morris  &  Hermann,  boots  and  shoes,  1 4  K 
Mulharn  P,  shoer,  J  bet  Ttmth  and  Elev- 
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Nathaii  S  J,  dothiu] 
NELSON  AT, sad 

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Neubaur  John,  salo( 
^i  Neumann  J  II  F,  pr 
Isj  Saloon,  91  Frc 
1 1  Newbaur  A  &  Co,  1 
IslNewcomb  George, 
Second,  bet  J  i 
Ncwkirk  &  Wight 
blacksmiths,  I, 
NICHOLS  WM 
cor  Front  and 
Nixon  A  B,  physic 
NIXON  SAMUE 
horse  shoer,  1' 
Nobile  Nicolo,  fruii 

J  and  Third 
Noble  R,  groceries 
Norlath  Peter,  cigi 
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83  J 
O'Keefe  John,  pro 
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O'Rorke  P,  boots  : 
Oatman  I  E,  jihy* 
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Pasquier  M,  toys 
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Pearl   &  Co,  fisl 

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MYERS  J  W,  propr  Boston  Feed  Stable, 

cor  J  .ind  Twelfth 
Myers  P,  pliysicinn 
Niitlmri  S  .1,  elotliinp,  174  J 
NELSOX  A  T,  saddle  and  harness  manf, 

'.;!  K 

Neubaur  John,  saloon,  85  Third 
i  Neiimniin  J  II  F,  propr  Natonia  Exchange 


Saloon,  91  Front 
Newbaur  A  vt  Co,  bakers,  8-1  Third 
Neweoinb  George,  propr  Orleans   Hotel, 

Second,  bet  J  and  K 
Ncwkirk  &  Wight,  wagon   makers   and 
blacksmiths,  I,  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
NICHOLS    WM   N,   box    manufactory, 

cor  Front  and  (^ 
Nixon  A  H,  physician,  149  J 
NIXON  SAMUEL  S,  blacksmith    and 

hors(!  shoer,  17;")  K 
Nobile  Nicolo,  fruit  and  confectionery,  cor 

J  and  Tiiird 
Noble  K,  groceries,  s  w  cor  K  and  Ninth 
Norlalh  IVter,  cigar  manf  153  K 
£  O'CONNELL,  RYAN  &  Co,  dry  goods, 
l\         83  J 

Z  O'Keefe  John,  proprietor  Caeheville  Stage 
£i  Line,  ollice  Ge'.den  Eagle  Hotel 

I  iO'Rorke  V,  boots  and  shoes,  184  J 
;  iOatman  I  E,  physician,  187  J 
i  OCHS  GEORGE,  Pacific  Brewery,  cor 
o[  Ninth  and  P 

l  ;Ochsner  &  Laauser,  coopers,  213  K 
g  iOisson  Jo'nn,  manf  jeweler,  120  J 
£  I  Oschwald  John,  sample   rooms,  s   w    cor 
d  1  Sixtli  and  K 

nlPark  F  A,  dentist,  117  J 

Parker  CJ  j\I  «&  Co,  opticians,  watches  and 
jewelry,  34  K 
a  :  Parker  J  E,  saddle  and  harnessmkr,  1  IG  K 
^!  Parsons  James,  boots  and  shoes,  103  J 
Parsons  John,  bootmaker,  122  J 
Pasquier  M,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  107  J 
Peake  C  A  &  Co,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes, 

49  Front 
Pearl   &  Co,  fish,  poultry,  and   vegetable 

maiket,  80  and  82  K 
PERHIN  E  R,  farmer,  near  Sacramento 
PERRY  IIERMON,  deputy  collector  U 
pq  S  internal  revenue 

n    Peter  Manuel,  cigars,  fruit,  and  confection- 
ery. 9  Front 
Pefrie  Win  M  St  Charles  Saloon,  240  J 
PETTIT  R  H,  cigar  manufactr,  55  K 
Peyser  A  &  Co,  dry  goods,  137  J 
Phelan    G  J,  physician,  County  Hospital, 
L  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 


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Pierson  H  H,  dentist,  113  J 

Pike  &  Young,  carriage  manf,  s  e  cor 
Fourth  and  L 

Pioneer  Flouring  Mills,  near  Sacramento 
bridge 

Poirier  &  Lansing,  hats  and  caps,  37  J 

Polese  A  B,  game  and  poultry,  105  K 

POLIIEMUS  J  L,  druggist  and  apothe- 
cary, 190  J 

Politz  Jonas,  clothing,  184  K 

Pommer  Charles,  baths  and  hair  dressing 
20  K 

POORMAN  SAMUEL,  real  estate,  in- 
surance agent,  and  notary  public.  Sec- 
ond, bet  J  and  K 

Porch  J  II,  propr  stage  line  to  Stockton, 
otlice   (Jokien  Eagle  Hotel 

Powers  L  &  Co,  wholesale  wines  and  liq- 
uors, 89  Front 

Prader  J  &  W  A,  imi)ortcrs  bar  iron,  axles, 
etc,  203  J 

Prewitt  Alexander,  propr  Russ  House,  K 
bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Pulaski  A,  saddle  and  harnessmkr,  215  J 

Ciuanchi  D  &  Co,  saloon,  13  and  14  Front 
]  Quia  John,  furniture  and  bedding,  111  J 
I  (iuiini  I)  H,  hats  and  caps.  87  J 

Rabel  F,  tannery, cor  B  and  Twenty-eighth 

Radmaker  &  Co,  hair  dressers  and  proprs 
Eureka  Baths,  53  K 

Ramage  Lewis,  attorney  at  law,  39  J 

Rattenberry  W  H,  ladies'  restaurant,101  J 

Rave  C,  lock  and  gunsmith.  Sixth  bet  J  and 
K 

Ready  &  McFarlin,  wagon  and  plough 
manf,  and  blacksmiths,  301  and  303  J 

REDI NGTON  ct  WILLIAMS,  Hour,  and 
proprs  Lambard  Mills,  73  Front 

Reed  L  F,  Hour,  grain  and  produce,  99 
Front 

Reed  Wni,  photographer,  70  J 

REEVES  J  AV,  undertaker,  53  Fourth 

REN  WICK  A  T,  livery  stable,  K  bet 
Tenth  and  Elventh 

Renz  John,  paints,  oils  and  glass,  222  J 

Reynolds  William,  livery  and  sales  stable, 
108  K 

Rich  &  Smith,  groceries  and  fruit,  171  J 

Uippon  &  Hill,  carriage  and  wagon  manfs, 
J  bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 

Rippon  J  &  Co,  groceries  and  provisions, 
250  J 

Robbins  N  W,  carriage  trimmer,  bet  K 
Seventh  .•\nd  Eighth 

Roberts  Charles,  propr  Ferry  Hotel,  I  bet 
Front  and  Second 


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Robertsoa  R  L,  liay  and  grain,  22'J  and 

231  J 
Robertson  W  J  &  Co,  wagon  makera  and 

blacksmiths,  eor  Eighth  and  K 
ROBINSON  &  DUN  LAP,  attorneys  at 

law,  r*!  J 
Robinson  Kdward  I,  notary  public,  51  J 
Robinson  Henry,  tobacco,  cigars,  fruit,  etc, 

208  J  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 
Robitciiek   Moritz,  proprietor    Belvidere 

Hotel,  Sixth  bet  J  and  K 
ROCHON   O,  groceries,  provisions,  and 

dealer  furs,  s  w  cor  Eightli  and  K 
ROGERS  S  L,  atty  at  law,  .'52  Fourth 
Rose  M  R,  nianf  of  windmills,  pumps  and 

piping,  2fiO  K,  cor  Ninth 
Rosenfeld  S,  tobacco  and  cigars,  72  J 
Ross  II  &  Hro,  clotiiing,  224  J 
ROSS   THOMAS,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  general  mdse,  cor  Eighth  and  J 
Roth  Simon,  saddle  and  harness  manf,lG7  J 
ROWAN  JAMES,  People's  Intelligence 

Office,  K  bet  Third  and  V«"    h 
Rudolph  J  F  Mrs,  photographer,      i  K 
RUEFF  JACOB,  boots,  shoes,  hats  and 

caps,  180  J, 
Rusch  F  H,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 

Second  and  O 
Russell   «&    Winterburn,  job  printers,  49 

and  f)l  Third 
Russell  P  11,  groceries  and  provisns,  209  J 
Ryan  Miss  M,  millinery  goods,  133  J 
Ryan  James,  boots  and  shoes,  23(i  J 
Ryan  John,  fruit  and  ice  cre'ni  saloon,  1 78  K 
Ryan  William,  baths   and   hair  dressing 

saloon.  10  Second 
SACRAMENTO  UNION,  Daily,  Week- 
]y,  and  Steamer,  James  Anthony  &, 
Co,  proptrs,  office,  49  and  51  Third 
Sacramento  Valley  Railroad,  office  58  K 
SCHELD   PHILIP,  Sacramento  Brew- 
ery, cor  M  and  Twenty-eighth 
Schindler  C,  sash  and  door  manf,  204  K 
SCHLUCKEBIER  WILLIAM,  wagon 

maker,  J  bet  lileventh  and  Twelfth 
Schmaelzle  Louis,  hairdresser,  188  K 
SCHMEISER  GEORGE,  machinst,  73  J 
Schroeder  &  Fisher,  candy  manf  and  ice 

cream  saloon,  113  K 
SCHROER   BROS,  bakers,  Eagle  Bak- 
ery, 214  K 
Schuch  A,  turner,  K  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Schutz  Lorenz,  propr  St  Louis  Hotel,  n  w 

cor  J  and  Ninth 
SCHWAB  JOSEPH  M,  saloon  and  bil- 
liard rooms,  253  J 


SENATZ  A  J.proprWhat  Cheer  House, 

cor  K  and  Front. 
Shawl  Louis,  clothing,  152  J 
Sharp  Wm,  carpets,  paper  hangings,  and 

mouldings,  115  and  117  J 
Shields  F  INI,  dentist,  117  J 
Siddons  William,  propr  Occidental  Saloon, 

38  J 
Siebold  Andrew,  City  Bakery,  cor  M  and 

Ninth 
Simmons  &  Nichols,  physicians,  G8  J 
Simon  J,  hair  dresser,  274  J 
SIMS  &  BARRETT,  commission  mer- 

chants,  hay  and  grain,  249  J 
Singleton   John,  propr   Waverly   House, 

134  K 
Sisenvine   Isaac,  fruit,  confectionery,  cig- 
ars, etc,  100  J 
SMITH  A  P,  garden  and  orchard.  Smith's 

Gardens  near  Sacramento 
Smith  H  G,  com  merchant  and  dealer  in 

flour  and  grain,  101  and  103  Front 
SMITH   S   D,  contractor   State   eapiiol. 

and  dealer  wood  and  coal,  K 
SMITH  W  A  &  CO,  malt  nianufiicturers 

cor  K  and  Thirty-first 
Spencer  &  Millard,  com  merchants,  hiiy, 

grain  and  produce,  117  and  119  Front 
Stamper  William  Rev,  clergyman,  (Ileb) 
Stanley    Lee,   Teamster's    Yard,   J    bcl 

Tenth  and  Eleventli 
STARR  HENRY,  attorney  at  law,  cor  J 

and  Third 
Steinman  Jacob,  money   broker,   Second 

near  K 
Stev(!nson    James,   wholesale    and   rctuil 

liquors,  53  Fro  it 
STONE  R  &  CO,  saddlery,  hardware  and 

shoe  findings,  1(52  J 
STHATTON  AV   C,  librarian  State  Li- 
brary, otfice.  Second  cor  J 
STROBRIDGE  T  W,  boots  and  shoes 

n  e  cor  Fifth  and  J 
STRONG  W  R,  produce    and  seeds,  8 

and  10  J 
SUVERKRUP  JOHN,  clothing,  cor  K 

and  Third 
SUYDAM  J  F,  saloon,  cor  K  and  Second 
Sweetiand  B  R,  druggist  and  apothecary. 

n  w  cor  Sixth  and  K 
SWEETSER  A  C,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agt  and  notary  public,  47  Fourth 
Swimley  William  F,  proprietor  Cincinnati 

Restaurant,  25  K 
SWINERTON   G  H,   stoves,  tin,  and 

hardware,  193  .1 


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Taylor  L  S,  attoi 
Taylor  Mark,  con 
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TERRY  R  C  i 
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Thomas  Dan'l  J, 
Thomas  W  H,  d 
THOMPSON  J 

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Thompson  Willi 
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Tictjena  Peter, 

111  K 
TILDEN  M  C, 
Tin  Y'uen  &  Co 
Todd  J  A.  wagn 
Toll  N  J,  sale  si 
Tong  Wo  Chan, 
goods,  groc 
Toole  &  Kelly, 
Tortell  V,  gam 

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Tozer  Chas  II,  i 
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Treadwell  &  Co 
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Treichler  Hen 
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20  G  J 
TRYON  S, 

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Turton  &  Kno 
15  Sixth 
Tuttle  C  A. 

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Uhl  George, 
Upton  J  B,  at 
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Venneyer  Jo 
Vincent  Will 
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Taylor  F  F,  attorney  at  law,  58  Fourth 
Taylor  L  S,  attorney  at  law,  14i)  J 
Taylor  ^^llrk,  commercial  academy,  1 1 1  K 
Teamster's  Asi^ociation,  oflice  107  Front 
TERRY  R  C  &  CO,  stoves  and  liouse- 

furnisliing  hardware.  111  J 
Thayer  N  D,  proptr  Western  Hotel,  43 

!ind  45  K 
Thomas  Dan'l  J,  atfy  at  law,  52  Fourth 
Thomas  AV  II,  dentist,  7!)  J 
THOMPSON  J  P,  dentist,  n  e  cor  J  and 

Third  I 

Thompson  William,  proprietor  stage  lino , 

to  Cacheville,  office,  Toll's  Hotel         \ 
Tictjens  Peter,  ])roptr  Hamhurg  Saloon, 

111  K 
TILDEN  M  C,  attorney  at  law,  149  J 
Tin  Yuen  &  Co,  Cliinese  goods,  I 
Todd  J  A,  wagon  maker,  K  cor  Twelfth 
Toll  N  J,  sale  stables,  171  K 
Tong  Wo  Chan,  importer  and  dealer  China 

goods,  groceries,  etc,  I 
Toole  &  Kelly,  St  Nicholas  Saloon,  90  J 
Tortell  V,  game  and  poultry,  cor  K  and 

Fifth 
Tozer  Chas  II,  physician.  Sixth  bet  Jand  K 
TRAVER  &  SMITH,  Toll's  Hotel,  s  w 

cor  Seventh  and  K 
Treadwell  &  Co,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements,  41)  and  ol  J 
Treichler  Henry,  proptr  INIechanics  Ex- 
change Hotel,  I  bet  Front  and  Second 
TROPE  PP:TER,  hats  and  caps,  123  J 
Trowbridge  N  S,  manuf  Hinckley  Pop, 

2!)f)  J 
TRYON  S,  hay  and  grain,  217  and  219 

.7,  and  cor  II  and  Tenth 
Turton  &  Knox,  contractors  and  builders, 

15  Sixth 
Tuttle  C  A,  atty  at  law  and  reporter  Su- 
preme Court,  39  J 
Uhl  George,  groceries,  147  K 
Upton  J  IJ,  atty  at  law,  cor  K  and  Sixth 
Vtin  Heusen  G  K,  furniture,  crockery,  and 

glassware,  204  J 
Van  Lembrouck,  variety  store,  178  Third 
Van  Orden  John,  merchant  tailor,  295  J 
VAN  WINKLE  J  S  &  CO,  iron,  steel, 

and  coal,  93  J 
Venneyer  Joseph,  merchant' tailor,  122  J 
Vincent  William  A,  hair  dresser,  2G6  J 
Wa  I  ling,  Chinese  goods,  I 
Wachhorst  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

30  J 
WAGENBLAST  C  F,  leather,  harness, 

saddlery,  etc,  157  J 


Wagner  Anton,  groceries  and  provisions, 

cor  Vj  and  Tenth 
WAIT  GEORCiE  S,  druggist  and  apoth- 
ecary, 8  e  cor  K  and  Second 
WALTER  W^I,  manufacturer  stone  and 

earthen  ware,  cor  N  and  Thirtieth 
WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER,  carriage 

and  wagon  lumber,  17  and  19  Seventh 
Waterhouse  A  G,  attorney  at  law,  149  J 
Waterman  E  M  Mrs,  proprietress  Crescent 

City  Hotel,  181  J 
Waters  &  Co,  assayers  and  refiners,  54  J 
AVATERS  W  R,  proptr  Fountain  House, 

298  J 
Watt  John,  carriage  painter,  264  K 
Webster  Joseph,  American  Laundry,  Sla- 
ter's Addition 
WEIL  C,  groceries,  liquors,  cigars,  etc, 

316  and  318  J 
Weiman  D,  manuf  tin,  copper,  and  sheet 

iron  ware,  J  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  express  and 

banking.  Second  bet  J  and  K 
WF.TZLAR  JULIUS,  real  estate  and 

insurance  agent,  notary  public,  and 

commissioner  of  deeds.  Fourth  bet  J 

and  K 
Whingates  Joseph,  groceries,  s  w  cor  M 

and  Fifth 
Whitney  >>c  Co,  forwarding  mchts,  flour  and 

feed,  87  Front 
Wieccl  John,  blacksmith  and  horse  shoer. 

Ninth  bet  J  and  K 
Williams,  Hcilbron  &  Co,  foundry   and 

machine  works,  171  Front 
Wilson  &  Donnellan,  proprietors  Phoenix 

Saloon,  109  K 
Wilson  John  B,  tinware  manuf,  25  J 
Windau  August,  saloon,  170  J 
Wingate  C  C,  proptr  I'aine's  livery  stable, 

138,  140,  and  142  K 
Winn  A  G,  County  Surveyor,  52  Fourth 
Winters  &  Wiseman,  hair  dressing  and 

baths,  57  K 
Winters  H,  groceries  and  provisions,  s  e 

cor  IM  and  Second 
Wise  George  W,  boot  manufacturer,  41  K 
AVood  &  Kenyon,  com  mchts  s  w  cor  J  and 

Seventh 
Woods  Richmond,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker,  K  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Woon  Yukee,  Chinese  goods,  I 
Zekind  Solomon,  boots  and  shoes,  85  J 
Zu  Choung  Co,  Chinese  goods,  I 
ZWICKER  JOHN,  proprietor  Zwicker's 

Saloon,  50  Third 


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SACRAMENTO  CO.  Organized  1850.  noiin.liinos— North  hy  Plucnr, 
past  liy  l''l  Dornilo  itii>l  Aiiiitdi)!-,  soutli  hy  8aii  Juaquin,  nuU  wc^t  hy  thu  Sucmmviilo 
River.     County  Sent,  Sacramento. 

OFFIO  ERS. 


OKt'lCE. 


INCTJintlNT. 


KKSinENCE. 


County  JikIl'u Holx'rt  C.  C'Inrk  . .  i 

Coimtv  <'lcik Kilin.  I).  SliirlniKj. ! 

Diati ill  Atloniry liiiiics  t'.  (i<h>('»  . . 

Slieritr jiIniiR's  l.aiisiiif;   . . . 

Rcconlfv [  Kilrii.  1).  Sliirlmul . 

Anditor  Win.  A.   Antlcr^'oii 

TicnstiiTi-    K/.rn  Wnobon 

A^isf-isor    iMfdiions  (?.  llyiiii. 

Siirvi'vor j  Aildlph  (i.  Winn . . 

{'oroiior I.Tc-iC'pli  A.  CohIior' 

PiiMic  Atdninisfrfttnv Kinillcy  Dray 

Su('i'iinti'nilci»'  I'nMic  fcjchool^*  F.  W.  llntcli 

Siii>eivi.-i>r,  IstDisttivS Diniitl  W.  ('lurk.. 

"  2it        "      MirticlMiMmiuH.. 

3il        "       .Joseph  Hull 

4tri       "       jJi-«ic  Curich 

" 5tli       "       I  William  Horkinmi. 

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Saint  .Tohns,  Colusa  Co,  P  0, 15  miles ; 

3  of  Colu.-iii 
I  St  Johns  A  C,  hotel  keeper  ami  merehant  i 

I  Salinas,  Monterey  Co,  P  0,  IG  uiiltis  e  i 
di'  AlunttMTy  I 

Dttvii  Ocorjji;  &.  l>ro,  jjeneral  aiercliamlise  ; 
DavU  T,  hoti'l  j)Vopriftor 
Smilli  Austin,  {;tn  mil-e  and  hotel  proptr 

Salisbury,  SiK-mratnto  Co,  I'  O,  16 1 

niilci  I!  ot"  Sucvainento  ] 

;  Dctprdiiifc.  William,  hotel  proptr  and  mcht , 
I  Fitr^'eviild  .(  E.  hote!  pro[)n'jtor  i 

;  Htitfh  N  V,  li(^t»'l  proprietor  | 

Ssilisbury  T  G,  poetraa^ter 

Salmon.  Falls,  E!  Dorado  Co,  P  O, 
18  niiks  w  of  Plaperville 

Berry  II  K,  hotel  proprietor  | 

!  Campbell  J  t>,  general  morthandiso  ' 

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San  Andreas,  Calaveras  Co,  p  o,  to  1 
niilea  a  w  of  Sloliehirnne  llili.  liy  a  ' 
Tevent  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court , 
of  ilio  State,  this  town  has  been  de- 1 
dared  the  county  scat  of  Ciilaveras  Co  '. 

Baden  A,  Centre  market  I 

Barclay  Janie?,  County  Judge  i 

Bitnq  .1,  groceries  and  provision;*  | 

Bond  .John,  (S  Calaveras)  general  md.se  j 

Bowman  G,  i-toves  and  tinware  l 


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Callalian  M,  boarding 

Crowh'y  B,  bakery 

Davis  I?,  dnij^'s,  mrdicinc?,  .'((ationerj,  etc 

DKNKi  W  U  &  Co,  publishers  San  Aii- 
dn'as   Re;;i.ster 

Fas.^arra  Thomas,  general  merchandise 

Fisher  Joltn  American  Bakery  and  Res- 
taurant 

Frioux  A,  Hotel  de  Europe 

(Jallagher  .(,  market 

Gutewoo<l  William  JefF,  attorney  at  (aw 

Geary  1\I,  saloon 

Harris  James,  general  merchandise 

Irvine  Wm  H,  lumber  dealer 

.FohnsfHi  &  Steele,  boots  and  shoes 

Kaiser  &  Friedberger,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
and  grwerie.^ 

Loyd  W  S.  [ihotogniphic  artist 

Marcel  L,iMariTd's  Hopital, and  physician 

Masterson  Patrick,  restaurant 

McGc*  James,  livery  .stable 

Robinson  Fraidilin,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker 

Rosenberg  &  CV),  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

RUSSELL  RICHARD  W,  livery  stable 

SeTeraiice  A,  attorney  at  law 

SHARP  J  W,  proptr  Metropolitan  Hotel 

Sullivan  J  D  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Swearer  F,  hair  dresser 

Taite  James,  saddle  aiwl  harness 

Tormey  Christoplier,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Wallace  J  F,  saloon 

Ward  W  A,  hair  dresser 

Weston  W  S,  cabinet  mkr  and  nndertaker 


g    Kiiinire/  Anton 


FACZFIO  rETSTTBASTCK  CO.   Office  422  California  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


MAROHAIiL  ft  HITTATTSR'S  Flonoa,  Otaeapeit  made.   A.  KOHIjEB,  A«;ent,  San  FranolROO. 

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WIIITLOCK  C  M,  n^'cMit  WtUs,  Fiu(,'o 

&  Co,  1111(1  iiistirniK'o  ii^jcnt 
Wilmot  ('IiuHl's,  projir  I'licuiiix  and  Eagle 

breweries 

San  Andreas,  Santa  Cniz!  Co  (P  O 
a<l(lie,-<s,  I't'siuulero)  .'JO  miles  n  w 
of  Santa  Cniz 

Guticrrcr  Jose  ISIarla,  butcher  anil  saloon 
keeper 

Marco  .lomiiiin,  saloon 

Monis  M,  general  niereliandiso 

Nieeteter  John,  bhicksmilh 

San  Antonio,  Monterey  Co,  r  O,  8;') 

miles  H  e  of  Monterey 
Anihris    Dorotes    (San  Antonio  Mission) 

peneral  merchant 
no;,'iis  A  L,  hotel  proprietor 
Jones  S  K,  Justice  of  ih<!  I'eaee 
I^ow  Jam(!s  &  Co,  hotel  and  country  store 
Kiimirez  Antonio,  {general  merchandise 
llickard  W  C,  (San  Marcos)  general  mdse 
Sylvester  F,  postmaster 

San    Bernardino,    San   lierniirdino 
Co,    I'  (),   eoinily  seat  of  San   Her- 
nardino    Co  ;    lej;al  di-lances  :    from 
Siicraniento,  OOO  miles;  from  Stockton, 
()()(»  miles  ;  from  S  (Jnentin,  4().>  miles 
Ames  K  &,  Co,  ;;eneral  merchandise 
UANIS  riCll  J  A,  saloon 
niirninn  Sammd,  blacksmith 
Bernstein  M,  general  merchandise 
IJiays  ifc  IJi'o,  general  niereliandiso 
Brooks  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Ciiro  &  Jiu'kson,  general  merchandise 
CLAllK  &  HOLFK,  attorneys  at  law 
Comclbrd  J,  house  and  sign  painter 
Dennis  K(h  aid,  tinsmith 
Flei-her  W.  general  merchandise 
FOY  JOHN  :M  .t  CO,  saddle  and  harnes; 
FRANKLIN  M  A,  drugs  and  medicine;., 

nntl  photographic  irallery 
FULGIIAM   G  F,  s'heriH"  of  San  Ber- 
nardino County 
Ilinton  Jol.     IJ,  American  Livery  Stable 
Jackson  &  Curtis,  attorneys  at  law 
JACKSON  ALDFN  A  M,  notary  public 

and  commissioner  for  Arizona 
JACOBS  LEWIS,  general  mdse,  and  agt 
Grover  &  Baker's  vSewing  Machines 
Jacobs  ]\[  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
JAMES  J  M,  lumber  dealer 
KATZ  &  SUHR,  books,  stationery,  and 
fancy  goods 


Keir  «&  Co,  saloon 

K(diin<r  J  A.  general  merchnndisrj 

KLNMAN  N  &  (;0.  livery  stable 

Leoniird  James,  market 

LFVY  I  II  it  CO.  jreneral  merchandise 

LOCSDON  MARTIN,  wagon  maker 

MILLKIi  JOHN  F,  propr  Miller's  Hotel  i 

MOOUF  GEO  E,  Merchants'  Exchange  [ 

Moraii  .1  W,  saloon  \ 

FAWKS  ARTIIL'R,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

Peacock  J  C,  po-t muster,  and  druggist 

Perdew  &  Bro,  uroceries 

PINE  DIIDLKY,  propr  Pine's  Hotel 

(.^iiiiin  Aliens,  general  merchaiidi>o 

RAFFIl  ISAAC,  mill  propri.ior 

Rich  .Fiicob  &,  Co,  general  merchandise 

Rogers  1)11,  Justi(!c  of  the  Peace 

Rolle  H  C,  notary  public 

Roschiilto  Theodore,  groceries 

Rousse.'iu  J  A,  |ihysi(iiin 

RIJFFFM  JOHN,  tin  and  coppersmith 

Saniler  Julius,  general  mercliaiulise 

SUVERKRIJP  HENRY,  brewery 

Szubin.«ki  &  Son,  general  merchandise 

Wenkels  A,  S:ar  Bakery 

Wilson  James  W.  Assessor  Iiit  Hevenue 

WOLFF  &  FOLKS,  geni  merchandise 

Wollf  Alorris,  general  merchandise 

San  Bruno.  San  Mateo  Co,  P  O,  14 
miles  n  w  of  Redwood  City 

CUNNINGHAM  RICHARD,  propr  San 
Biiino  House,  agent  S  F  A;  S  J  11  R, 
and  i)0stmaster 

San  Buenaventura,  Santa  Barbara 
Co,  PO.oO  miles  se  of  Santa  Barbara 

Bard  T  R,  superintiMident  Calilbrnia  Pe- 
troleum Mining  Co 

Burnett  .Samuel,  blacksmith 

CHAFF KF  it  GILBERTS,  genl  mdse 

Coniiipla  John  Rev,  clergyman 

Dubbers  II,  general  agent 

Fscandone  A  (J,  attorney  at  law 

Harrington  A  I,  wagon  mkr  and  blksmith  ! 

Hobson  William  D,  Justice  of  the  Peace    I 

lluse  C  E,  superintendent  I'liiladelphia 
and  California  Petroleum  Co  ' 

Isbell,  I  C,  jiropr  American  Hotel,  and 
livery  stable 

Isuardo  Baptistio,  billiard  saloon 

Nash  William  T,  cattle  dealer  and  butcher 

Oviols  Y,  jiropr  Mission  Hotel 

Simpson  V  A,  postmaster 

Suuth  E  D,  forwarding  and  com  merchant 

Solani  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


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A.  BOUAN  &  Coo  San  Franoisoo.  Wholesale  andBetall  Sealers  in  Books. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SAN  BERNARDINO    CO.      Organized  1854. 
Inyo  and  Territory  of  Arizona,  east  by  Arizona,  south  by 
Los  Angeles  and  Kern.     County  Seat,  San  Bernardino. 


Boundaries  —  North  by 
San  Diego,  and  west  by 


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OFFicr;. 


ISCrMHEST. 


hesidencf.. 


Term  Expires.  I     SALARY. 


Connty  Ju()};c Ally  D.  Borcn. . . .  Satv  Bernardino. 

County  Clerk A.  F.  McKenny. . . ,     " 

District  Altoincy i Ilnlctt  Clark "  " 

Slicrit^' j  Geo.  F.  Fnljrlinm  .       "  " 

Recorder j  A .  F.  MeKenny . . . '     "  " 

Treasurer Hardin  Ya^fcr  ....       "  " 

As.scssor !V.  J.  Herring...    .;     "  " 

Surveyor Charles  Mogo i     "  " 

Coroner |  Vneant ; 

I'lililic  Administrator  IF.  O.  J.  Morgetson  San  Bernardino. 

Superintendent  I'liMie  Schools  Wm.  L.  llagsdall.       "  " 

Supervisor,  1st  District Henry  Suverkrup.  i     "  " 

2d         "       James  \V.  Waters.,     " 

"  3d        "       j  Cornelius  Junscn..i     "  '• 


.Tan'ary,  186;<  S500  per  ami. 
Marchj    18C8  Fees. 


SaoOpcrann. 
F'jes. 


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$4  per  diem. 


San  Diego,  San  Diogo  Co,  r  I),  county 
seat  of  San  Diego  Co ;  legal  dis- 
tances: from  Sacramento,  75()  miles; 
from  Stockton,  750  miles ;  from  San 
Quentiii,  525  miles 

Benzen  G  A,  attorney  at  law 
Burr  Kdward,  physician 
Bush  Thomas  II,  general  merchandise 
Christinan  <fe  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights 
Coleman  Charles,  propr  American  House 
Donohoe  James,  general  merchandise 
Estudillo  Jose  &  Co,  butchers 
Ilailer  H,  .saloon 
Hays  Benjamin,  attorney  at  law 
Hoffman  1)  B,  alty  at  law  and  physician 


Ilollistcr  D  A,  postmaster,  and  atty  at  law 

Huntington  Piatt,  hotel  proprietor 

Joimson  C  A,  attorney  at  law 

Lush,  Ciiambers  &  Co,  restaurant 

Lyons  Geo  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights 

Mannasse  J  S  &  Co,  genl  merchandise 

IMcKinstry  George,  piiysician 

IMorse  ¥j  W,  general  merchandise 

PARSONS  B  P,  blacksmilli 

Selwyn  Geo  »&  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights 

Sloane  Joshua,  general  merehaiidise 

Storer  Samuel,  attorney  at  law 

Wallace  A  O,  butcher 

Williams  &  Co,  saloon 

Witherby  O  S,  attorney  at  bw 


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SAN   DIEGO   CO.     Organized   1850.     Boundaries— North  by  Stm  Ben.ar, 
(lino,  east  by  Arizona,  south  by  Lower  California,  and  wci^t  by  the   Pacific  Ocean 
Los  Angeles  and  San  Bernardino.      County  Seat,  San  Diego. 


OFFICERS 


OFFICE. 

INCI'MnENT.                 llESinENCE. 

Term  ExplreH. 

SALARY. 

October,  1808 

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Fees. 
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Commissions 
$800  per  ann. 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Sheritr 

Recorder  

Treasurer 

Assessor  

(it'o.  A.  Pendleton. 

(r.  A.  Ben/.en 

James  McCoy 

Geo.  A.  Pendleton. 
.Jose'  G.  Estudillo. . 
John  L.  Mclntier. . 
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O.  S.  Witherby  . . . 
Geo.  A.  Pendleton. 

lioui.s  Rose 

John  S.  Minter  . . . 
Joseph  Smith 

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Pulilic  Administrator 

Suiierintendcnt  Pulilic  Schools 

Supervisor,  1st  District 

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Mayor 

County  Judge. 
Probate  Jiulge . 
Police  Judge.. 
County  Clerk  . 
District  Attorn( 
City  and  tlouut 
Assistant  Distr 

Sbcritt' 

Chief  of  Police 
I  Recorder 
\  Auditor  . 
I  Trciisurer 
'  Tax  Collector. 
.  License  CoUecti 
I  Assessor. 
'  Superiiiteudciit 

Surveyor 

Coroner  . 

llcnlih  Officer. 

Public  Adiuiuit 

Supcrinteiuleut 

Harbor  Master 


Xnaure  in  the  best  Local  Oompaayi  "  THB  PAOIFIO." 


For  nampt 
Business  Di: 

San  Gabi 

miles  e 

Hall  D  F, 
Hereford  E, 
Howard  Vo 


A.  KOHLER'FI  Musio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Bansora  Street.  Sau  Franoisoo. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  (City  and  County  Consolidated  185(;.)  V  O,  and 
Incorporated  City.  Boundaries — Nortii  and  East  by  the  Bay  of  Wan  Fraii- 
cisi'O,  soutli  by  San  Mateo,  and  west  by  the  Pacific  Ocean.  Area  of  tlu;  City  and 
County,  about  42  square  miles.  This  city,  tlu  commercial  metropolis  of  Calit'ornia,  i- 
most  favorably  situated  on  the  west  shore  of  the  Bay  from  which  it  derives  its  name. 
Tossessinfi  the  only  large  and  secure  harbor  on  the  Pacitic  Coast  for  a  distance  of 
nearly  2,000  miles,  and  the  means  of  easy  and  rapid  communications  with  a  rich  and 
prosperous  inland  population,  this  city  alreadj'  enjoys  a  larfris  and  iminirtant  share  of 
the  trade  of  this  Coast.  The  San  Jose  Railroad,  conneciing  this  city  with  San  Jose, 
is  50  miles  in  length,  and  the  Western  Pacific  Kailroad,  now  in  the  coiu'se  of  construc- 
tion, will  connect  this  road,  via  Stockton,  with  the  Central  Pacific  llailroad  at  Sacra- 
mento, thus  forming  a  continuous  line  of  railway  from  San  Francisco  to  the  eastern 
I  boundary  of  the  State,  and  constituting  the  western  division  of  iln;  great  Pacific  Itail- 
;  road.  In  addition  to  eight  diffenfp.  lines  of  street  railroads,  the  tblluwing  are  ii:  ojjer- 
i  ation  in  the  vicinity  of  San  Francisco,  which,  with  the  aid  of  steamer-',  furnish 
convenient  means  of  communication  with  rich  and  flourishing  interior  localities,  viz : 
San  Francisco  and  Oakland,  San  Francisco  and  Alameda,  Napa,  and  the  Petaluma. 
1  This  city  is  also  connected  with  the  leading  ports  of  the  North  Pacific  l)y  lines  of  first 
class  ocean  steamships.  Uegular  tri|)s  are  made  to  Panama,  Sau  Juan  del  Sur,  the 
;  Pacific  Mexican  portc,  V^ancouver,  and  the  diiVerent  seaports  of  this  State,  Oregon,  and 
;  Wiishington  Territory.  The  new  line  to  Cliina  will  comiuencc!  its  monthly  trips  on 
the  first  day  of  January  next;  and  a  line  to  Honolulu,  Sandwich  Tsliiiuls,  has  been 
provided  for  by  a  recent  Act  of  Congress.  Legal  distances:  From  Sacramento,  J 17 
miles;  from  Stockton,  117  miles;  and  from  San  (^uentin,  12  miles. 

CITY     AND     COUNTY     O  F  K  I  C  I'.  U  S  . 


OI'I'ICK. 


INCUMUKNT. 


Miiyor 

County  .Jii(li;c 

I'rohiite  Jiulj^'e 

Police  .Fiiilfre , 

CoiiMty  Clerk , 

District  Attorney 

City  and  tJoitnty  Attorney. . 
Assistunt  District  Attorney  . 

Slierili' 

Cliii'f  of  I'olicc 

Keeorder  

Auditor 

'I'reiisurer 

Tax  C(tllector 

License  Collector 

Assessor 

Superintendent  of  Streets. . . , 

Surveyor  

Coroner 

llcnlih  Offlecr 

I'uMic  Administrator 

Superintendent  I'ulilie  Seliooli 
ihirljor  Master 


Henry  P.  Coon  .  . , 
Siininel  Cowles  . . , 

M.  C.  lllake 

Alfred  Hix 

Williiiin  Loewy  • .  • 
Nathan  I'orter  .... 
H.  M.  IIustin;j;s  .  .  . 
n.  Louderline!',  Jr. 
Henry  L.  Davis. . . 
Patrick  Crowley  . . 
Thoiniis  Youiit;  . . . 
Henry  M.  Hale.... 
.rosejili  S.  Paxson  . 
Charles  U.  Storv. . 
Kdwiird  P.  Hueklev 
Win.  H.  Wheaton'. 
(ieor<re  CotVan  .... 
George  ('.  I'otter. . 
Stephen  H.  Harris. 
J.  M.  MeNulty.... 
\Vm.  A.  Quarles  . . 
i  John  C.  Pelt.Mi  . . . 
[Marcus  Harloc. . . . 


KESinKNCE. 


Term  I'.Niiirch 


SAI.AltV. 


San  Francisco 


Julv, 

,(:U1., 

.Ian., 

Dee., 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Dec, 

KckM 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Dee., 

Dec, 

Dec. 

FU'u'd 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Dee., 

Dee, 

Ke-'d 

Dec, 

Dec, 

Dec, 


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S.IOnOpranii. 

.'5000  •' 

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4001)  " 

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80(11)  " 
400l>  '■ 
40110  " 
4000  " 
1000  " 
4000  ^<:  fees. 
2100  pr  aiin. 
4000  " 
4000  " 
P'ees. 

•201  )0&  fees. 
'_'400  |ir  aim. 


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For  names  of  merchants,  manufacturers,  etc.,  sec  conuneneenient  of  the  Classified 
Business  Directory. 


San  GabrieL  Los  Angeles  Co,  P  O,  8 

miles  e  of  Los  Angeles 
Hall  D  F,  general  merchandise 
Hereford  E,  fruit  grower 
Howard  Volncy  E,  attorney  at  law 

A.  BOliAN  &  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.   Oeneral  Agents  fur  Subscription  Boo^  <■ 


Kewcn  E  J  C,  attorney  at  law 
Luch  Nathan,  general  mcrchandi.se 
Alidloch  Williiun,  fruit  grower 
Rose  William,  fruit  grower 
Wilson  R  D,  wine  grower 


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NORTH  AMEBICA  lilFX]  INSUBANOB  00.   For  valuable  information  turn  to  page  161. 
214  PACIFIC     COAST     UU SIN  ESS     DIUECTOKY. 


San  Gregoria.  Smu  :M!iti'o  Co  (P  o 

nddrcss,  licilwood  City)  17  miles  «  w 
of  Kcihvood  City 


Ciu-lcr  G  \V  T,  propriftoi-  San  Grogoriu 
IIousc 


SAN  JOAQUIN  CO.  Orjjanizod  ISrK).  IJouiidiui.s  — North  by  Siiciu- 
iiK'iito.  ciist  liy  Ciiiiivcriis,  .-ioiilli  by  Sl;iiii>iiius,  and  west  by  Alameda,  Contra  Costa, 
and  Sacramento.     County  Seat,  Stockton. 


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OI  KICK. 


I  ("oiinty  .Fmlirt'. . . 

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j  District  Atloniry 

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INClJinKNT. 


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, .  Ih'iiry  n.  Undorliill  Stockton, 

, .  IIiMiry  V   DoriMiU'i! 

, .  Hvfiis  H.  I'ilUlitiry. 

, .  Cliiis.  (  .   Uviicisoii 

, .  I{.  K.    Wilhoit  .... 

.  loliii  M.  Ivflsi'v. . . 

.  (■:.  H.  tV)vcll..".... 

,  .  I'JIurt  ,1.  Smith.  .  , 


ConiinT !AIIhm1  N.  ni.ikc.  .  . 

I'lililic  Ailiniiii>tfiiti)f ('Iinilcs  Hcldin^.  .  . 

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jiofjilcd  eil y,  and  ('(iiMity  si-M  of  Saiilii 
ClariiCo;  le;xal  di.-tanc'!* :  f'loiii  Stie- 
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Oki'ICi:i!S. — .Tolin   A   Qiiimby,  IVfaynr; 
I  Jiimes  A  Clayton,  I  M  Cory,  A  Kiiiy:, 

li  Wiiiieniicimer,  1)  .1  Torter,  C  W 
I'omei'oy,  Coiniiimi  Council ;  A  l\ 
Iliimillon,  Marslitil ;  Cli!i|imaii  Yates, 
Triiisiirer;   Jolm    1'''  Ciilalititn,  CMeik 

A(\V1)KMY    NOTHK    DAME,   Sister 

Marie  Coinelie,  Siipcrioros 
Albon    Kiiw.ard,   u|iliol>terer,  iiiul  iinder- 

1  taki>-.  First 

!  Allen  C  K,  ailorney  iit  law,  S.'intti  Clara 
ALVOUI)  II  15,  liiirdware,  Kir.t 
Andrrson  lidlierl.oeiili-l  and  |>liysic'ii.  First 
Archer  L.  allnmey  til  law,  l-'ir-t 
Auzi'iais  1']  it  Ui'o,  j;enl  ind-e,  Miirket 
lialbaeh  .Inlin,  blkstnitli  titid  wheelwright, 

Saiilii  Clara 
Riirr  Cliarles,  saloon,  l-'irst 
IiAHHV.!()lIX,;,rr„c<.ries,  Fir.t 
liiirthel  K  boot  !iml  shoe  mkf,  Stuitfi  Clara 
llassler  Alice  Mrs,  milliner,  Stinlii  Chira 
IJtissnne  .losepli,  li.arber,  Kldorado 
l{a.\(er  .1,  tailor.   First 
HK.VCII  TVLFll,  notary  i.iiblic,  First 
Hell  A  \V,  physieiiin.  First 


Hettry  I'jiiil,  saloon,  Saiittt  Clara 
nitaneoiirle  A  J,  triiits,    First 
Hlack  ,1  C,  fiitoriiey  tit  hiw,  Santa  Clam 
Hi.ickford  (leorge  W,  iiilorney  tit  law,  FiiM 
riiiiiichiO'd  (Jrrii.  butcher,  Mitiket 
Hliintdien    .John,    proprieto     Washington 

Hotel.  .Santji  Clarti 
IJhimenihfil    llieh,  gent.s  furnishing  goods, 

SantJi  ('lara 
nODLKY  THOMAS,  atty  at  law.  First 
Hoinpard  &  IMoiilin,  hardware,  First 
nONNKli  &  McKFNZIF,   proprietors 

S.an  .I('-t;  Foundry,  Fiist 
Hothw(dl  'r  1',  eoiilfiiclor,  Market 
Hiaivear  Louis,  ssiloon,  Simtii  Chira 
Hradley  IJros,  siiloon,  Stinta  Citira 
HUALY.T  M,  ginceries,  First 
nilANDO.V     IIKLICN    MU.S,  milliner, 

Siiniii  Clarti 
Hrtissy  Fiidiiiiind,  groceries,  ]\Iarket 
Uromberger    H,  cloiliing,  Mtu'ket 
Hi'owii  ,J  Newton,  physieiiin,  Santa  Clin'a 
IJiiekner  R  15,  allornfy  at  law,  First 
151!RI)1CK  .1   I),  agent  Truman  &  Go's 

Ivxpress,  Saiila  ('itira 
Caldwell  A  15.  phy.-iciau.  First 
Campbell  C  E,   stoves,    pump   and    wtdl 

pipe,  etc,  cor  First  and  Simla  Clara 
Carey  .1  W,  confcclioiiei-v,  Williams 
CA.SSEY     IMOTEit    W,   principal   San 

.Jo-e.  colored  .-cliool,  I'ourth 
Center  Clnirh-.s  N,  notary  public 


The  Dirootory  of  the  PACIFIC  is  oompoaed  of  the  best  business  men  of  California. 


A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Francisco,  Agont  for  Chiokoring  &  Son's  Pianos. 


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Cliristiun  John,  bliicksmitli,  First 
CHURCHILL  G  W,  proprietor  Auzeriiis 

House,  Siiiilii  Clara 
Clansstiii  .1,  proprietor  Coiitinci.''>l   TIolcl, 

ISIiirket 
ClatHtifii  l'(.'t<'r,  saloon,  Santa  Clara 
Clark  S  A,  "iroccrics,  Fir.-it 
CLAYTON  . TAMES  A,  pliotograi.hie ar- 
tist, Santa  Clara 
Clcin  M,  physician, 
Cobl>  J  V,  pliysi<  iau 
Coif  William,  saloon,  Santa  Clara 
Coincz  F,  Iiair  (ircss<'r.  Market 
Cooper  I"i  &,  Co,  Itutelicrs,  ]\Iarkct 
Cory  A  .F,  physician,  First 
Viwy  IJciijiiiniii,  plly^i(■illIl,  First 
Cranieri  1).  ^rMii-miiii,  I'^l  Dorado 
("randell  »!t  Uicliards,   proprietors  North 

Almailen  Mines 
Crandcll  ()  L,  groceries.  Market 
Currier  .1  H,  Ixioi  and  sluje  maker,  I'Mrst 
CCTLFIJ  SLMON  .M,  po.4  master.  First 
Davin  .lohn,  {groceries,  Sanla  Clara 
I)e  Heir  I'aid,  pliysieian 
Herclianel  Martin  <>;roeei'i('s,  Market 
Doeriiicr  Cliarles,  utin^niilii,  VA  Dorado 
Donahue  Michael,  hlecksinilh.  First 
Dou^flierly  William,  liiinher.  First 
Diipont  ,lolin.  li-liMion-xer,  Kl  Dor.-ulo 


Crozelicr  L,  tanner,  Water 

(Juidici  C,  harness  maker,  Jlaiket, 

Hall  Frederick,  aUorney  at  law 

Hare  Ceo  ge  II,  agent  .State  Telegraph 

Company,  First 
Hare  L  H  &   Co,  hooks  and  ntationery, 

I<^irst 
Hart  Jame^,  dry  goods,  Santa  Clara 
Hart  .)    1},  allorney  at  law 
Harlell  Charles,  butcher.  First 
Hartman  Audi'ew,  pliysieian. 
flarlman  .Tos>ph,  brewery,  ]\larket 
Ha-kell  &  Forler,  livery  slal>Ic  and  car- 
riage maiiufiiclory,  l"ir.-t 
Hayes  >i,  diy  goods,  l''ir-t 
Haye-  Wm,,proplr  Miix'rs'  Home,  Market 
Hecring  .biim  H,  pho!ograpli<i'.  I'"ir.-t 
Heft  Jaeob,  boots  and  shoes,  l'"irst 
Henfi(  Id  .lolin,  photographer,  First 
Heniiing  «.V.  Hiuks,  eabiix't  m!ikei>.  Market 
Ilerriiigton    1)    W,  attorney    at   law  and 

notary  jjublie,  Santa  Clara 
Hester  J  S,  attorney  at  law 
H.w>on  J  15  &  Co,"druggi--f,  Fiivl 
Hiidcellteia  A,  saloon,  Santa  Clara 
Mobil-  i\i  (>ilmore,  box  tactoiy,  Dame 
Holiowav  Adam,  lirewery.  First 
IIOMCH  A:  15AKEU,  livery  stable,  Santa 
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ime  and  livery  stable 
Eb''rl<'  i*c  Co,  hair  dressers.  First 
ICiehler  H,  pliysieian,  First 
Ellinghoii^e   A,  harness   maker,  and  car- 

ria;_'<'  trimmer,  Fir.t 
ENIHtJHT    .lOSEl'H,    machinist,    cor 

Williams  and  Fir.-t 
Feist   »fc    Ib'otllT'rs,  dry  goods,  cor  First 

and  Santa  Clara 
l"'riant  and  AVaricn.  groceries,  First 
Frisbii'   William  U,  drugs  and  medicines. 

First 
FKOMENT    E,    lumber,    i)laning    and 

molding  mill,  Alanu'da  Road 
(Jates  l''reenian.  principal  San  Jose  Iiisti- 

Inte  and  Commercial  College,  First 
(ierdes  Hi<'iiard,  saloon,  Santa  Clara 
Giles   ,1    Henry  Hev,  clergyman,   (Bap) 

Third 
Goldstein  Henry  ehttliiiig,  ]\Iaiket 
Gon  Sing,  intelligence  ollice,  Mtirket 
(Joodrich  Levi,  architect,  Santa  Clara 
(toodwiii  ifc  Co,  t'lii'iiiliiic,  First 
(JIIEEN  FATIHClv,  livery  stable.  First 
('UOZEIJEU  i\L  NELSON,  tanners,  cor 

San  Antonio  and  Water 


Santa  Clara 
Huber  D,  pliy.-ieian 
Hunt  A  r>,  allorney  at  law 
Imbourg  Cliarles,  jihy.-ieian 
Inger.-oll  S  J,  physician 
INGHAM  J  &  ,j,  blacksmiths  and  wheel 

rights.  First 
Isaac  Sc  IJro,  clothing,  IMarket 
Jaeger  (;eorg(!  M,  hair  dresser  First 
James  F  W.  pby^ician,  Secom 
JANrAUY  WA,  publi-her  Santa  Clara 

Argus 
Jasjirizza  (I,  fruit,  Santa  Clara 
JOILNSON    JOHN    WESLEY,   livery 

stable,   First 
Johnson  T  1).  pliysieian  First 
Ketiny  D  Uev,  clergyman,  (Cath)  Market 
King  W  S,  cabinet  maker,  San  Fernando 
Klein  Norman,  dentist,  Santa  Clara 
Knolt    E    1)    Mrs,    mlll'iiery,   and   dress 

making,  Santa  Clara 
Knox  &  lieans,  bankers,  Sanla  Clara 
Koerber  &  IJetz,  butchers,  First 
Ko|tp(d  J  C  &  Hro,  cigars,  Santa  Clara 
ICrenahbiM'g    A,    propi-ietor    Koad    Side 

House,  Alameda  Road 


A.  BOMAIf  &  Co.,  San  Francisco,   ii'liotograpli  Albums,  Fmo  QifiSoolcs,  etc 


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Kriimb  L,  saloon,  First 

Liiiiie  T  H,  attorney  at  Isiw,  Santa  Clara 

LEDDY  &  liliO,  buldiers  Santa  Clara 

Lee  M  W,  i)hy.slcian,  Market 

Lemviine,(iainl)ert  &  Co.  groceries,  IMarket 

Lenzen  Miehael,  paint(;r,  First 

Lenzen  Theodore,  architei:t,  eorner  First 

and  Santa  Clara 
Levy  ifc  Brother,  dry  goods  and  elothing, 

Santa  Clara 
LEWIS  JACKSON,  watchmaker,  Santa 

Clara 
Lincoln  O.  physician 
Linoberg  1*  Mrs,  millinery.  Market 
Lion  L,  dry  goods,  IMarket 
LITTLEFIELD    JOHN    M,    butcher, 

Santa  Clara 
Lodge  J,  shoe  maker,  El  Dorado 
Logan  James  II,  alty  at  law,  Santa  Clara 
LOVELL   AVILLIAM    M,   attorn(!y  at 

law.  First 
Luther  A'  Schroedor,  gioceries.  First 
Ll^ZEN  II  k  CO,  tanners,  Santa  Clara 

Hoad 
MAC  DONALD  D  F,  wines  and  liquors, 

First 
JIAGLOTRE    BKOS,   proprietors    San 

Jose  Hotel.  IMarket 
jMann  15  F,  proprietor  stage  line  to  San 

Juan  and  Gilroy 
iMantrie  J  A.,  attorney  at  law 
IMarks  Joshua,  physician,  Santa  Clara 
:Mart(!n  ]M  K,  jMrs"  millinery,  Market 
Martin  &  Langhorn.  drugs,  etc,  Market 
jMartin  C  J,  dry  goods.  First 
Matthews  William,  attorney  at  law 
^laziries  1),  physician 
McCarty  Timothy,  saloon,  Market 
]M(  CKEA  JAIMES,  lumber.  First 
MeLauMiey  P  it  Co,  blacksmiths,  First 
Mcnelee  J  J.  dentist,  El  Dorado 
Messenger  II  II  Itev,  clergyman  (Episco- 
pal) S('cou<l 
MESSLXG  II,  harness  maker,  IVFarkct 
f»Iilleister  H,  cabinet  maker.  Market 
Minahan  ]M,  saloon.  First 
MINOR  P  O,  attorney  at  law.  First 
MOODY   BROS,   lumber,  eorner  Tiiird 

and  Santa  Clara 
Moore  J  II,  attorney  at  law,  Santa  Clara 
Morris  George,  saloon,  IMarket 
Moser  J,  tailor.  El  Doiailo 
MOTT  JOHN,   blacksmith   and   wheel- 
wright, Santa  Clara 
Mulh-r  Alexander,  saloon.  First 
MIINN  &  HANKS,  butchers.  First 


MURDOCH   FRANCIS  B,  editor  and 

proprietor     San     Jose     Daily    and 

Weekly  Patriot,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Market 

Murphy  &  Delmas,  attorneys  at  law,  Santa 

Clara 
Minphy  B  D,  a'torney  at  law- 
Murphy   John,   proprietor   What    Cheer 

IIou^e,  Second 
Oakes  Thomas,  groceries.  First 
Orbou  J  G,  groceries.  First 
OWEN   &    COTTLE,   proprietors    San 

Jose  IMcrcury,  oilice  First 
Owen  Jehial  M,  cheese  mkr,  Gilroy  Road 
Paddock  &  Co,  proprietors  stage  lino  to 

Santa  Cruz 
Payne  D  S.  attorney  at  law 
PECKIIAM&  PAYNE,  attorneys  at  law 
Peckham  R  F,  attv  at  law,  Santa  Clara 
PFJSTEll  &  CO,'  distillery  and  ilouring 

mills,  First 
Pierce  Rlitehel,  horse  sheer,  Santa  Clara 
Pillot    Alexander,    livery    stable,    Santa 

Clara 
Porter  .fc  Haskell,  livery  stable,  San  Fer- 
nando 
Porter  Norman,  lumber,  IMarket 
Prasco  Isaac,  groceries,  IMarket 
Pratt  Oran,  j)hysician 
Prevost  L,  tlorist 

Putney  (!  M,  veterinary  surgeon.  First 
QUUiLEY  CHARLES,  saloon,  First 
Ranschenbach  Louis,  bakery  and  saloon, 

Santa  Clara 
Reed  Edward  P,  banker  and  notary  pub- 
lic, First 
Reed  Elliott,  ag(>nt  WcilJs,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  agent  stage  line  to  Visalia  and 
Havilah 
Rendliup  William,  saloon,  IMarket 
Renzel  C,  bakery.  First 
ROSS  L&  SON,  fruit.  First 
ROTA   DANIEL  ((Jilroy  Road)   proptr 

Twelve  Mile  House  ami  gi  :il  mcht 
Ryland  C  T,  attorney  at  law 
Sam-on  Laa(!,  painter.  El  Doradi' 
Sanderson   L   F,  proprietor  Ki.er  IJank 

Brewery,  near  San  Jose 
Saph  &  Potter,  groceries,  eorner  San  An- 
tonio and  First 
Savidan  J,  physician 

Schilling  F,  surgical   instruments.  El  Do- 
rado 
Schmidt  &  Schoeneman,  saloon,  Market 
Schoen  Lewis,  cigars,  Santa  Clara 
Schoen  Lewis  «&  Co,  cigars,  First 


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Sfliofiilicit  A,  (lruf;i5,  Ptc,  Santa  Clara 

SCIIUODEli  MORGAN,  Imidware  and 
crockery,  First 

Sembraiio  Leandro,  bakery,  IMarket 
I  Seiiter  C  N,  notary  public  and  afty  at  law 

Scnt(!r  I  M,  attorney  at  law 

.Slilcsin;^er  M,  clothing  and  dry  goods, 
JMarket 

1  Smith  E  C  Miss,  millinery  and  dress  mak- 
ing, Santa  Clara 

Smith  K  F,  watchmaker.  First 

Smith   Frederick,  groceries 

SJMITII  WILLIAM  A,  barber,  Santa 
Clara 

Snook  11  K,  saloon,  corner  San  Pedro  and 
Dame 

Soiirisscau  F,  gunsmith,  First 

Sowlo  .Toscpl;,  propr  Eight  Mile  House, 
Gilroy  Koad 

Spaw  C  H,  dentist.  First 

Spencer  A  J,  physician,  Santa  Clara 

SPEXCEli  F  E,  attorney  at  law  and  no- 
tary i)ublic,  Santa  Clara 

SPUING  THADDEUS  W  &  CO,  auc- 
tioneers, Santa  Clara 

Stern  M,  harness  maker,  Santa  Clara 

Stock  .Fohn,  stoves.  First 
!  Stowe  C  M  Mrs,  physician 

Slrauss  &  Hrown,  dry  goods  IMarket 

Hiihr  II  K,  propr  National   Hotel,  Market 

Sullivan  &  Kingsley,  harness  nikis.  First 

Sutton  Tiiomus,  saloon,  Market 
r  'riuifi'c  iV  Co,  dry  goods,  Market 

Tans<'y  John  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Santa  C'lara 

Tennnnt  John,  proprietor  Seven  Mile 
House,  (Jilrov  Hoad 

THOMAS  &  SELLMANN,  real  estate 
agents  and  agents  Plid-nix  and  Tra- 
velers' Insurance  Cos,  Santa  Clara 

Thomas  C.  G,  notary  public  and  justice  of 
the  |)eace,  Santa  Clara 
0  Thompson  A  M,  attorney  at  law 
q   Titlaiiy  George  A,  job  printer,  Fiist 

Tracy  &  Uiissell,  marble  jard,  First 
Tiavis  I),  tailor,  First 

Turner  J,  physician 

Veuve  E.  L,  watches  and  jewelry,  Santa 
Clara 
5j    Waldteufel  A,  books  and  stationery,  Santa 
3  i  Clara 

WELCH  I'ATIHCK.  livery  stable,  First 

White  Alfred,  barber,  Santa  Clara 

AVliile  Edward,  box  factory  and  planing 
mill,  Second 

Wilcox  *  Churchill,  wheelwrights,  First 


AVilcox  E  .7,  proprietor  Morgan  House 
WILLIAMS  J  lil,  atty  at  law,  Slarket 
Williamson  W  M,  J  P,  Iklarket 
Winslow   &  Williams,   bakers   and  soda 

manufacturers,  John 
Wise  Brothers,  clothing,  Santa  Clara 
Woods  J  S,  hatter,  Santa  Claia 
Wylie.TS  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb)  Second 
YATES  &  YATES,   books  and  station- 
ery. First 
Yoell  George  M,  attorney  at  law,  First 
Yoell  .1  A,  attorney  at  law,  First 
Youngberg  .Tohn,  paints  and  paper  hang- 
ings, First 
Youngworth    Charles,   restaurant,    Santa 

Clara 
Yowco  G,  groceries,  Market 
Zimmer  &  Lux,  butchers.  First 

San  Juan,  Monterey  Co,  P  O,  38  miles 
n  e  of  Monterey  City 

Bernal  Jesus,  propr  stage  line  New  Idria 

Quicksilver  Klines 
liowe  Alexander,  baker 
BRAVO  FRANCISCO,  saloon 
Brecn  James  F,  attorney  at  law 
Breen  S  P,  sjdoon 

Breitbarth  Julius,  boot  and  shoe  manf 'y 
BuUier  Leon,  barber,  and  saloon  keeper 
Burnett  William,  propr  Monterey  Stage 

Line 
Cardella  Fillipo,  general  merchandise 
Carlos  Peter,  barber 

!  COMFORT  J  R,  propr  Plaza  Hotel, and 
'  sta"c  line  New  Idria  IMines 

;  Conover  S,  propr  stage  line  Watsonville 
and  Santa  Ciuz 
CRANE  (iEORGE  W,  attorney  at  kw 
nOLHEGUY  G,  general  merchandise 
Dutming  &  Leslie,  proprs  opposition  stage 

line  San  Jose 
Diirin  B,  gunsmith 
Flint  TliomiH,  physician 
Harris  Daniel,  general  merchai 
liiililmrd  W  (i,  biksmith  and  h 
Kemp  F  W,  saloon 
LO  V  lOTT  WM  E  &  CO,  proprs  stage  line 

l.'M  Angeles,  and  attorneys  at  law 
Mann  B  F,  propr  stage  litK!  San  Jose 
McCarthy  Phileta  Sista,  Superioress 

John's  Institution 
McDoiigall  F  A,  physician 
MeMahon  James,  general  merchandise 
Roche  James  H,  general  merchandise 
Russell  G  &  Co,  livery  stable 


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Samit  IJartolo,  general  niercliandisu 
Sweeny  J  W,  a^ent  Truinan  &  Go's  Ex- 

])re.<!s,  and  books  and  stationery 
Twiteliell  Jasper  II,  blacksmith  and  whecl- 

wriglit 
"Whitney  John  W,  postmaster 

San  LeandrO,  Alameda  Co,  PO,  and 
eounty  seat  of  Alameda  Co  ;  lepral 
distances:  from  Sacramento,  135 
miles;  from  Stockton,  145  miles;  from 
San  Qiientiii,  20  miles 

Alexander    James    M    Rev,    clergyman 

(Pre>bvteriiin) 
AMEHMAN  ISAAC  A.  county  clerk 
Ralcomb  William  E,  propr  Planters'  Hotel 
lilatchlcy  J  S,  attorney  at  law 
Ploek  Anton,  general  merchandise 
Booken  John,  saloon 
Bowman   &    llollaway,  blacksmiths    and 

wheelwrights 
Bryant   &,   Sliney,   proi)rs   express    San 

Eraneisco 
DeLANDUESSE  H  C,  pvopr  Estudillo 

House 
Drnry  (Jeorge,  ])ainfcr 
Gannon  &.  (Jleason,  blacksmiths 
(iannon  James,  wheelwright 
GPJFEITn  A  II,  attorney  at  law 


Ilill  &,  Lawrie,  searchers  records 

Keeney  II,  general  mdsc,  and  postmaster 

May  W,  saloon 

McMillan  ROBEUT,  genl  mdse 

]\Ioyes  R  B,  attorney  at  law 

PHELPS    DAVID   N,  machinist,  and 

patentee  gopher  trap 
Pratt  Daniel,  physician 
Reagan  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Reid  William  W,  harness  maker 
Short  Frederick,  tinsmith 
Smolley  &  Stratton,  livery  stable 
SMITII  G  E,  notary  public,  and  Justice 

of  the  Peace 
Sursa  J  W,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 
Ury  1),  butcher 

San  Lorenzo,  Alameda  Co,  P  O,  .3 
miles  s  e  of  San  Leandro 

Backes  Peter,  propr  San  Lorenzo  House 

Brj'ant  &  Shuey,  proprietors  San  Eran- 
eisco Express 

Donaldson  Andrew,  pointer, 

Esmond  W  J,  ])liysieian 

Livingston  Thomas,  saloon 

Sliiman  John  L.  general  merchant,  P  M, 
and  agent  Banibcr  &  Co's  JCxpiess 

SMYTH  HENRY,  wheelwright,  ma- 
cliinst,  and  plow  manufacturer 


SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  CO.  Organised  lfi50.  Boundaries— North  by  Mon- 
terey, east  by  Tulare  and  Iv'rn,  south  by  Santa  Barbara,  and  west  by  the  Paellic 
Ocean.     County  Seat,  San  Luis  Obispo. 


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San  Luis  Obispo,   San  Luis  Oliispo  i  Allert  Edward,  physician 

Co,   P   (),   and   eoinily    seat  of  San    Almado  J,  general  merchandise 

Luis    Obispo    County.      Legal    di.s-  i  Bayer  T,  blacksmith 

tances:  from  Sacramento,  ;i.')5  miles;    Blackburn  D  1),  (Hot  Springs)  proprietor 

from  Stockton,  .'J.')5  miles;  from  San!  Hot  Springs  Hotel 

Qiienlin,  225  miles  i  Blochinan  &  C(;ri',  general  merchandise 


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A.  EOHXiEB,  San  Franoisoo,  imports  Foreign  and  American  Instruments  for  Bands. 

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Briz/olara  Unrtolo,  frcneral  murchamlise 

Ci)|)))e  J  &  Co,  saloon 

Clark  E  A,  attorney  at  law 

Dt'ttiitT  G,  l)oot  and  slioe  maker 

Farrc'll  W,  (Santa  Marj^ariln)  gen  mdso 

Forrestc  r  P  A,  -cliool  teaclier 

Goldtree  c*i-  f-'olion,  general  merchandise 
i  Graves  W  J,  attorney  at  law 
1  Ilays  W  W,  pliysieian 
I  Ilemme  Peter,  baker 
j  Lindiey  Charles,  attorney  at  law 
t  Little  II  W,  liotel  proprietor 
i  Lopez  L,  general  merchandise 

Mancilla  V,  general  merchandise 

Moto  Panqnal,  general  merclutndiso 

MURRAY  ALEXANDER,  jmst  master, 
.'ind  ilcaler  hooks,  slatii>nery,  etc 

Murray  Walter,  attorney  at  law 

Pico  Z  A,  saloon 

Saslre  Peier,  clergyman 

Saner  G  F,  baker 

Simmlcr  J  .1  &  Co,  general  merchandise. 

Van  Ness  James,  real  eslat(!  agent 

Wiiile  .lames,  attorney  at  law 

Williams  P  W,  blacksmith 

Ybarea  Ramon,  boot  and  shoe  maker 


San  Luis  Rey,   San  Diego  Co,  P  O, 
40  miles  n  w  of  San  Diego 

Alvarado  J,  stock  raiser 

Couts  Illont  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Couts  Cav(;  ,1,  general  mereliant 

Duran  R  jM,  clergynmn  (Catholic) 

Forster  F  P,  stock  Iradcsr 

Forster  Marcus  A,  postmaster  and  stock 

raiser 
Pico  J  A,  stock  raiser 

San  Mateo,  San   Mateo   Co,  P  O,  8 

mill's  n  w  of  Redwood  City 
13uckina-ter   L    A   Miss,    principal    San 

Mateo  Institute 
Burns  «&  Ames,  saloon 
Coleman  Thomas,  blacksmith 
II using  II,  general  mei'chaiidi.>e  and  saloon 
Miller  .Tolm,  blacksmith 
IMoor  Thomas,  agent  Pescadero  Stage  Co. 
Perkins  George,  painter 
Skidmore  .1  K,  notary  ])nblie,  .Tiistice  of 

the  Peaci",  and  genera!  a'_rent 
WALKER    EUGENE,   pioiTJetor  San 

Mateo  Hotel,  and  agent  Truman  & 

Co's  Express 


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!  SAN  MATEO  CO.  Organized  18oC.  Boundaries— North  by  San  Francis- 
! CO  and  the  bay,  <a«t  by  the  bay  and  Santa  Clara,  south  by  Santa  Clara  and  Santa 
,  Cruz,  and  west  |>y  the  Pacific  Ocean.     County  Seat,  Redwood  City. 

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W'iiliaiii  I'.ii:!!  ....  Searsvillo  .... 


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San  Miguel,    San    Luis   Obispo   Co,  !  San  PablO,  Contra  Costa 'L'o,  P  O,  15 
(P  O,  address.  San  Antonio.  IMoiite- '  miles  w  of  Martinez,  and  15  miles  n 

rey    Co)    47   miles   n    of    San    Luis  e  of  San  Francisco 

Obispo  I  ALVARADO  F  A,  saloon 

Palmer  II  15,  wagon  maker  !  Baldwin    William    P,   proprietor    livery 

Van  Ness  &  Colgate,   general   merchant  stable  and  butcher 

and  iiotel  proprietor  I  BOUQUET  J  &  CO,  blacksmiths 

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Ctfrf  A,  ficncnil  iiu'rcliiindiso 

Clifvcsicli  ('liai-l(!S,  saloon 

Doiim  Patrick,  salouii 

Dyer  A  V,  blacksinilh  ai\(l  wlicdri^lit 

Ooodalc  David,  pliysiuiaa 

Joiner  (1  W,  lianu'ss  maker 

liattcli  Antonio,  rt'staiiranl 

Mai  I'll  I'i.  j;r(U't'rii;s 

O'Lavi!  DiiMiijo,  livery  slaltlo 

I'arlion    1'   &    Kobert,    [)rin)nctor.-f    San 

I'aldo  llot(d 
Tewkshnry  .1  INI,  pliy>ieian,  and  V  M 
AVai.-li  .1.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
^\'l•iu;llt  T,  fl,  attorney  at  law 
Youn;i  Tliomas.  j^eneral  merchandise 
Ziiier  Jolm,  saloon 


Hall  Hradley,  attorney  nt  law  and  notary 
|inblie,  lAIain 

Hanson  Thomas  II,  attorney  at  law,  no- 
tary pnblieand  insnranee  a;j;enl.  Main 

IIAl{l)'iN(J  &;  NKLSON,  bhieksmiil.s, 
Main 

lI^Mnlerson  &  Nelson,  proprietors  stai^i' 
1°  le  Olim.i  <&  Holinas 

Hopkins  II  A,  livery  stable,  Main 

Hy man  M,  <j;eneral  im'rehandise,  Main 

Lamiierti  Frank,  restaurant 

I.KONAIM)  (JIIrUKUr,  sah)on 

Mahon  K  It,  attorney  at  law  anil  Notary 
riil)lie.  Main 

Mahon  T,  post  master 

M('Alli>ter  A  C,  saloon,  Main 


I  M(A'KNNKll  I),  biaeksmith  S 

San  Pedro,  I-os  Anj^eles  Co,  1M),  2S    Meyers  Wm,  jirojitr staf,'e  line  to  I'elalunm    5 

miles  s  i>l' Los  Aiifieles.     Siinated  on  I  M  I HL  CIIAKLKS,  principal  JMicl's  In-  q 

the  ocean   where  the  coast   steamers  I  stitute  I 

land   passenjrers    and   floods   for    the    O'ltrien  .Fohn,  ])ainter  |  • 

Los  Angeles  and  interior  trade  Reynolds  .loh",  ajj;ent  Wells,  Var^o»fc  Co.   5 

...         \   II'   1    ,  I  .  1  1  .  iiii'l   insurance  agent  . 

Sim-  A  >> .  Iiolel   i)roptr  and  y-en  mclit         .,,  ,  ^,         ■<  •  .  ui  <    S 

'I'/ \Ai  I  ix'cikv    c    i'i\     i-  1-  1  Miepiiard  Alary  J*v,  l)roprielress  nheppari     S 

iOMLLNSON    &   CO,    lorwanlmLf   and'         'I,  .       'i     i  ii  = 

.    .  1      .  J    "  llonse  I  0 

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Short  Jacob,  Ivxjiress  Saloon  |^ 

Sininis  John,  jxroceries 

_           _           , .         ^,     .      /^^      -r.    /-,     .,    TaliaCerro  Alt'nd  W,  i)hysician.  Main  ; 

San    Quentin,    ]Marm    to    _r   O,    d    -j,,^.,,,,.   j,  ,^.               state  Tehgraph  Co.  2 

nulls  eol  San  Kalael,  and  l.»  mdes  n  i       *    )v                                              °     '  ' 

ol'  San  Francisco,     'riie  Slate  I'l'ison 


commission    merchants,    and    i)roprs 
lios  jViigeles  Staire  Line 


Main 


is  located  here.      Nmnber  of  imnates 
October,  ISliC),  about  700 


Wilkowsky  Nathan,  hairilresser 


T  ,         ,          .           1           »  A\'  n       San  Ramon,  Contra  (osta  Co.  (IM)    a 

(ircen  J  J,  po-it  master  and  a^jcnt  >>  ells,               j.».i*iiiwu,           ,     ,^,        .,  ,,  3 

,,           1.   /.  .    I-                                      I          ad<lress,    D.invdie)    IS    miles  s    el    •< 

r  ariio  it  (os  hxpress                             I           ^.     .•                        '  ° 

SUKIM'AKI)    MAUV    E,    proprietress 


Sheppard's  Hotel 


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jMartiiiez 

j  IJreweii  K,  blacksmith 
]  Iloiaii  J  I),  saloon 
San    Rafael,    Marin    Co,    V   O,    and  :  IMills  K  T,  wheelwright 

county    seat   of   :Marin    Co.      Legal  J  Oliman  A  W,  general  merchandise 

distances:     from     Sacramento,     l.'{;'»  i 

miles;    from    Stockton,    I'Ao    milt-'-^ ;  i  San  Simeon,   San    Luis    (»bispo    Co.    a 

from  San  IJiientin,  a  miles  (T  O  address,  San    Luis  Obispo)  .'17    § 

ALLISON  JAMKS,  hostler  miles  n  w  of  San  Luis  Obispo 

ANOELLOTTK  G,  proprietor   ]\Iarine 

Hotel,  Main 
Barnard    William     L,    proprietor    livery 

stable  and  San  Queiitin  Stage  Line 
BAKNF.Y     JKUOMF     A,     publishers 

IMarin  Co  Journal 
Block  Anton,  general  merchandise,  Main 
Boyd  John,  contractor 
Dubois  Klislia,  butcher,  Main 


Jennings  &,  Austin,  general  merchandise     § 

Whittaker  &,  Gillespie,  general  merchaii-   ^ 

disc  a 

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Sanel,  "Mendocino  Co,  V  O,  18  miles  .s  0 

of  Ukiah  ° 

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Connor  Win,  general  nKirchandise  J 

Fonzer  John,  general  merchant  and  hotel  > 

j)roprietor 


Gilbert  Harvey,  clergyman  (Bap)  ]\Lain 

GILBERT  HARVEY,  proprietor  Met-    Knox  J  F,  saloon 

roi)olitan  Retreat  j  Tart  George  W,  hotel  keeper 


A.  KOHK 


Santa  Barbars 

J*  O,  incorpor 
Seal  of  Santa 
distances :     I'r 
miles  ;    from 
I         from  San  (-iue 

On-Kii'.KH. — Frii 
rresiilent;  Ju 
rillo,  Augustii 
Trustees ;  A 
Jose  Loren/.ai 
^vay,  Siirveyi 
iirer  and  Cler 

P.ain  A,  general  n 
Uriggs  M  1 1,  ilriig 
nrinkerhoir  S  B,  ] 
Cohen  R  it  Co,  g 

i   Denis  Charles  T, 

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Cimiity  .Inll^;o 

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Assessor 

Siirvfv<ir 

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SiniLM'iiitcnitcnt  I'nl) 

Suiiervisor,  1st  Dist 

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Santa  Clara 

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located  here 
College,  coi 
the  Society 
legiate  In; 
sity  of  the 
reference 

ABBOTT  D 
wright,  Ms 

A.  BOSLAir 


The  FAOIPIC INSCTBANCE  CO.  Insures  UKaiust  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


A.  KOHIiBB,  Ban  Fronoiaoo,  importer  and  dealer  in  Music  Books. 
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Santa  Barbara,  Simtu  liiuimru  Co, 

1*  (),  iiiciirpnratctl  town  and  County 
Scat  of  Santa  15aii)am  Co.  Lcfial 
ilistancc'r' :  from  Sacniincnto,  4.'J'> 
miles;  from  Stockton,  4.'!")  miles; 
from  San  tiucnlin,  .".').>  miles 

Oi'Kici;w8. — Francisco  Do  La  (Jiierra, 
President;  Juan  Arata,  AV'iliiam  ('  r- 
riilo,  Augustin  .ransseiis.  Win  Hi 
Trustees;  A  Packard,  Attorn.  ; 
.Toi-c  Loren/aiui,  Marshal ;  W  H  Nor- 
way, Survc^yor;  .Juan  Arata,  Treas- 
urer and  Clerk 

I'ain  A,  general  merdiandiso 

llriggs  M  II,  tlriiggist  and  apothecary 

HrinkerholV  S  15,  physician 

Cohen  K  iVi  Co,  general  merchandise! 

Denis  diaries  T,  general  inereliandise 


Kernaltl  (Jliarles,  attorney  nt  law 

Freeman  Charles,  pliysicrian 

Frissiiis  Aiilhoiiy,  general  merchandise 

(loiix  .T  K,  general  miirchandise 

Huso  Charles  K,  attorney  at  law 

Lahrado  I'^rancisco,  hiiihler 

Lohero  .fos(%  general  mertdiandiso 

liOrd  .1,  physician 

lioureyro  .1  M,  general  meri'liaiidise 

JMaguiif!  F  .1,  general  mercliant  and  agent 

AVells,  Fargo  &  Co 
^rarshall  S,  builder 
AFassiiii  P,  general  merchandise 
( )rd  .1  L,  physician 
Packard  A,  attorney  at  law 
Schappa  Pietra  l''r(,'diico  S,  gen  mdso 
Shaw  J  1$,  pliysieian 
Sturgeon  11  S  I,  attorney  at  hiw 
Tubl)(!ts  It  15,  hotel  proprietor 
Villa  .Iani(!s  Uev,  clergyman 


SANTA  BARBARA  CO.     Organized  ]8')().     IJoundaries— North  by  San 
Luis  ( )Iiis|i(),  east  by  San  Luis  ( )bis|)o  and  Los  Angeles,  south  and  west  by  the  I'aeilic  ; 
Ocean,     County  Seat,  Santa  IJarbara. 


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('i)inity  Jiiitjio Francis  .J.  Mii^niiri'.  Santa  Hurl)ara. . . . 

Ciiinitv  (Mcrk 1''.  A.  'l"li(nn]is()ii.  ,  "                  .... 

District  Attorney S.  I{.  .1.  !Siui'},'con. .  "                 .... 

Slii'iiH' Ar/.ii  I'oitcr "  

lii'cordcr K.  A.  Tliiiniiisoii . .  "                 .... 

Treasurer Francis  W.  I'Vost ,  .  "                  .... 

Assessor Atinnstin  .lanssens.  "  

Siiivevor 'I'lioniiis  S|ini(,Mie. . ;  "                 . . . . 

Coroner Win.  A.  Sircetcr, .  "  

I'ul)lie  A(hninistn\tor Vacant ,  "  

Siiperintendent  I'ul)lic  Seliools   A.  H.  Tlioni|)S()n. .  "  

lSu|iei-visor,  1st  District lose  do  Ariia/. San  Biirnavcntnra. 

"  2d         "      lose  ^^l.  Lonivyro.  Santa  Harl)ani.... 

"  3(1         "       'I'lionias  W.  Moore  Santa  Ynez 


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Santa  Clara,  Santa  Clara  Co,  P  o, 
'6  miles  n  w  of  San  Jose,  situated  on 
the  San  Francisco  and  Siin  Jose 
IJiiilroad,  40  miles  s  e  of  San  Fran- 
cisco. Several  of  the  leading  educa- 
tional institutions  of  the  State  are 
located  here,  of  which  the  Santa  Clara 

I         College,  conducted  by  the  Fathers  of  j 
the  Society  of  Jesus,  the  Femah;  Col- 

!         legiate    Institute,   and    the    Univer- 
sity of  the  Pacific,  deserve  especial  i 
reference 

I 

ABBOTT  D  0,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright, Main 


Accolti  M  Uev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Allen  .laeol),  physicitin 
Antes  &  Crowther,  wagon  and  plow  man- 
ufacturers, Mum 
Argues  J  U,  general  mdse,  Franklin 
Baker  (1  II  Uev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
BANNISTER  E  Rev,  clergyman (Meth) 

and  Pres  University  of  the  Piicific 
BILLINOS  J  M,  Justice  of  the  Peace, 
notary  public,  and  real  estate  agent, 
Main 
Bland  Adam,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Braham  &  Co,  butchers,  Franklin 
CAMERON  J  H,  proprietor   Cameron 
House,  Franklin 


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Ciuvddii  .Tosf'ph  Rev,  clerj^ymiin  (Catli) 
Cntiildo  J  Uev,  cUM-gymun  (Citliolii!) 
Cole  I'i  M,  boots  and  slioes,  Aliiiii 
Diivies  Vj  II,  inacliinist,  Miiiii 
Deiincr  it  Son,  proprietors  omnibus  line 

San  Jose 
DIBBLE  JOHN  IT,  manufacturer  pumps 

and  dealer  tin  and  sheet  iron  wan;, 

Main 
Dickson  John,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

Fi'aiikiia 
DuTo  J  L,  siiloon,  Franklin 
Erksoii  Jolni.  notary  public  and  insurance 

agent,  Main 
Fabing  II  W,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

Franklin 
Finch  Solomon,  wheelwright,  Main 
Fish  B  F,  horse  trainer 
Fitts  William,   proprietor  omnibus   line, 

Sun  Jose 
Forbes  &,  Co,  drugs  and  medicines,  Main 
Franck  F  C,  harness  maker,  F^'anklin 
FREKLAND  E  G,  agent  Howe's  Sowing 

IMiU'iiines  and  druggist,  Main 
Gairaiid  Louis,  general  mdse,  Franklin 
Gandliifh   Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

Franklin 
GLEIN  \  EBEUHARD,  tannery,  Alviso 
Gosl".'ry  J  F,  hoot  and  shoemaker,  Main 
Grov<;  "G  II,  saddlery.  Main 
Gnbser  Frank,  hairdresser,  INIain 
Ilabicli  August,  general  mdse,  Alviso 
Hall  Win.  proptr  stage  line  Santa  Cruz 
Ham  li  K,  livery  stable,  Franklin 
Harris  James,  blacksmith  and  machinist, 

Main 
Ilazen  Win  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Henderson   M   V,  books  and   stationery, 

ami  agent  Truman  &  Co's  F^xpress, 

Main 
Hender.-on  Samuel,  postmaster,  Alviso 
Johnson  S  S  &  Co,  Hour  mnnut's.  Plaza 
Jones  A<ldi«on  Rev,  Snpt  Public  Schools 

and  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Kingsbury  W  B,  dentist,  Main 
LAMORY   IC,  ireneral  merchandise,  cor 

Main  and  Franklin 
Leibe  H,  brewery,  Franklin 
LICK  JAMES,  proprietor  Lick's  Flour- 
ing Mills  ^ 
Lion  L,  general  merchandise,  Main 
Lucas  Jacob,  bakery,  Franklin 
Luther  Martin,  blacksmith,  Main 
MADAN  &  FOSGATE,  hardware,  saw- 
ing, and  planing,  Main 
Madigan  D,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Franklin 


Maraschi  A  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Marshall  Andrew,  but  -lier.  Main 
MASNATI  A  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

and  President  Santa  Clara  College 
MEN{;ARINI  G  rev,  clergym'n  (Calh) 
Millard  Levi,  proprominibus  line  San  Jom' 
MOXHOLLAND  JOHN,  painter,  Main 
Moi-row  Win  Rev,  clergyman  (Meih) 
Murphy  &  Brown,  blacksmiths,  Fr,inklii\ 
Natini  E  Jl  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholie) 
Neri  J  R(n-.  clergyman  (Catholie) 
Pearson  C  V,  (lour  manul",  Franklin 
Prelato  F  Rev,  clergyman   (Catholic) 
Raffo  P  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Ridley  Joseph,  watchmaker,  ^lain 
Riillev  Mrs.  millinery.  Main 
ROHINSON  L  &  CO,  proprietors  flour- 
ing mill 
Rosenfeld  A,  varieties,  Franklin 
SAXE  A  W,  physician.  Main 
Schnittspan  Pliil,  hairdresser,  Franklin 
Seaver  G    L    &    Son,  blacksmiths   and 

wlK'elwrights,  Main 
Seifert  AVilliam,  physician 
Sharp  Jolin  Rev,  dergvman  (Methodist) 
Sinister  Adam,  tailor,  Franklin 
Sinex  T  II  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
SMITH  J  C,  carriage  |)aintcr,  Main 
Starr  E  T,  contractor,  INIain 
Stegemann  L,  saloon,  Franklin 
Sullivan  F  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Tobin  John  F,  fruit  dealer,  Franklin 
Traverso  S  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Truman  &  Co,  San  Francisco  Express,  M 

P  H(!nders(m,  agent,  iMain 
Turner  C  B,  bakery,  Fninklin 
TIJTHILL  DAVID  REV,  principal  Fe- 
male   Collegiate    Institute  U  P,  ami 
clergyman,  (Methodist) 
UHRBROOCK  II,  saloon.  Main 
NALENTI  PIO.  tailor.  Main 
Varsi  A  Rev,  clergyman,  (Catholic) 
Veyret  F  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Wahnsley  G,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer, 

F^'anklin 
WARBIJRTON  II  H,  physician.  Main 
Wussman    George,  boot  and  shoo  maker, 

F^-anklin 
Webber  L  P  Rev,  clergyman,  (Presbytn) 
Werner  William,  dentist,  Main 
WEST  J,  mail  contractor,  Main 
Whipple  J  M,  drugs  and  medicines,  IMain 
Widney  J,  genl  mcht,  real  estate  agt,  and 

agt  for  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  Main 
Wosfphal  Charles,  saloon,  Franklin 
Young  E  Rev,  clergyman,  (Catholie) 


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nnd  Alameda,  easi  by  StHni.'<luU!<,  soiilli  by  IMoiiterey  and  Santa  Cruz,  west  by  Santa 
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Hccoriler ,  Mark  Lcnvuiiwortli 

Trua-invr   !  Al.i.jali  iMc(^ill . 

Tax  Collector '|)wi;;lit  J.  Hiiriipit. 

Assessor ;  William  O.  Harkor 

Surveyor jjolin  J.  llowcii . . 

(Coroner    ;  Aiulrow  J.  Cory. 

I'ubllc  Ailuiiiiistrntor  '\V.  W.  I-awrfiicc. . 

Siiperiiitcinlciit  I'tiMic  Schools  1  Wesley  Toiiiier.  . . 
Supervisor,  1st  District John  Q.  A.  llallou. 

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Santa  Cruz,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  P  O  !ind 
County  .seal  of  Santa  Cruz  Co;  le;.'!il 
distances :  from  Sacraiinuito,  21.') 
miles ;  from  Stockton,  245  miles ; 
from  San  (iuentiii,  1.'5")  miles.  The 
attiiiclivenesd  of  tliis  loeality  as  ii 
plaee  of  siminier  resort  i,4  aeknoul- 
e(I;;ed  by  the  larjre  number  of  peopli? 
from  till  parts  of  the  Stsite  wiio  visit  it 
diirin;j;  the  fashionable  .season.  A 
lar^e  and  spacious  hottd  litis  been  re- 
cently erected  1m'  G  T  IJromley,  lO-^q, 
wiiich  idfords  nm|)le  aeeommodations 
to  its  numerous  guests 

ADA^IS  SAIMUEL,  limekiln.  Const  road 
ALLAN  .1  I),  Ciibinet  maker.  Main 
ANTHONY  WILLIAM,  hardware  and 

tinware,  JNEissic.n 
AULD   O  G,  painter   and  draughtsman, 

IMission 
Baldwin  A,  clothing,  boots,  etc,  Plaza 
Harnet  S,  genertil  mertthandise.  Main 
Barson   Frederick,  groceries,  etc,  Lower 

Bartlett  it  Dyer,  gcnend  mdse,  Willow 

Bi  s.se  K,  .Utorney  at  law 

Bai  sell  Henry,  brewery 

Beck  Tliomas,  blacksmith,  Main 

Beecher  Lyman,  supt  San  Lorenzo  Paper 

Mill  Co 
Bender  E,  genl  mdse  and  lumber.  Main 
Bernheim  G  &  Co,  genl  mdse.  Main 
BLUM  ISAAC  &  CO,  general  mdse 


Boomer  Susan,  millinery.  Willow 
Bovnton  E  V,  watchmtdier.  Main 
BliO.MLEY  GE0II(;E  T,  propr  Pacific 

Ocean  House,  Willow 
Brown  Ilemy,  saloon,  Mtiin 
Brownstone  &  Bro,  genl  mdse,  IMain 
Biiller  E  P,  photographer 
CALIFORNIA  POWDER   CO,   ware- 
house, AVharf 
Casanova  A  D  Rev,  clergyman,  (Catholic) 

Mission 
Cathciirt  Robert,  confectionery,  IMain 
Conitie  W  P,  saloon.  Main 
Cooper  &  Co,  genl  mdse,  jNIain 
Cooper  A  C,  physician 
Cooper  A  S,  tigt  Slate  Telegraph,  IMain 
Davis  &  Cowell,  limekiln.  Coast  road 
Diesing  Otto,  brewer,  Mission 
DU.STIN  &  CO.  livery  stable,  iMain 
EFFEY   WILLIAM,  watchmaker   and 

je\V(!ler.  Main 
ELLIOTT  WILLIAM,  licpunv.  Main 
Farnham  Luther,  saloon,  lower  Plaza 
Felker  Siltis,  post  mtister,  Miiin 
FlintolT  Jose|)h,  hor.se  shoer.  Main 
FOREMAN  S  W,  civil  engineer,  Main 
Francis  R  C,  hairdresser,  Willow 
Frcar  Walter,  clergyman,  (Cong)  Coast 
Hiilahan  F,  tailor.  Plaza 
Harris  II,  propr  Franklin  House,  Main 
Hays  &  Wimken,  saloon,  Willow 
Huzen  Edward  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

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HEATH  ALBERT,  atty  at  law,  Willow 


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Heitman  II,  tailor,  Main 
Hilltnan  Sam  R,  cabinet  maker,  Mission 
Holmes  S,  physician,  Willow 
James  T,  wlieelright.  Main 
Johnson  R  H.  gunsmith,  Willow 
Jones  A  &  Co,  planing  mill,  Coast  road 
JONES  F  &  CO,  proprs  Santa  Cruz  Tan- 
nery, Coast  Road 
Kerby  Richard,  tannery,  Coast  road 
KITTRIDGE  F  M,  physician,  Main 
KOOSER  &  McPHERSON,  publishers 

Santa  Cruz  Sentinel 
Kron  &  Matthews,  tannery 
Law   Robert   C,   harness  maker,  Lower 

Plaza 
Leonard  Michael,  saloon.  Main 
LESLIE  JAMES,  genl  mdse.  Mission 
Lincoln  «fc  Martin,  livery  stable,  Willow 
Loop  Charles,  clergyman,  (Episcopal) 
Luken  &  Foster,  blacksmitiis,  Main 
LYNCH  &  BRAGG,  planing  and  turn- 
ing mill.  Willow 
Maloney  James,  saloon.  Mission 
Martin  W  H,  foundry  and  grist  mill.  Mis- 
sion 
Matheson  Peter,  saloon.  Main 
TcDermott  Wm  P,  druggist.  Plaza 
Merrill  J  M  &  Co,  confectionary,  Plaza 
Meserve  A  R,  genl  mdse.  Plaza 
Mouteverdc  M  G,  genl  mdse,  Main 
Nurse  R  II,  dentist,  Willow 
Parsons  C  P,  dentist,  Lower  Plaza 
PEABODY  W  F,  physician,  Willow 
Pew  Edmund,  atty  at  law  and  notary  pub- 
lic. Main 


Pray  &  Hobbs,  genl  mdse.  Plaza 
Randal  Horace,  boot  manf,  Mission 
Rhodes  Wm  H,  gunsmith,  Main 
Rountree  &  Chace,  butchers.  Lower  Plaza 
SAN  LORENZO  PAPER  MILL,  Wm 
P  Harrison  agent,  paper  and  powder 
Schwartz  L,  genl  mdse,  Lower  Plaza 
Scoville  D  W,  atty  at  law.  Main 
Shepard   J,  drugs,  medicines,  books,  sta- 
tionery, etc.  Lower  Plaza 
Skirm  Joseph  S,  atty  at  law 
Sweeny  T  A,  hairdresser.  Plaza 
Vahlberg  AVilliam,  bakerv.  etc.  Main 
VAN  DREESER  &  WILKINS,  proprs 

Santa  Cruz  House,  Main 
Vestel  R  K,  wheelwright,  Main 
WALLACE  JEREMIAH,  hairdresser, 

Main 
Waterman  W  F,  blacksmith.  Main 
Wellington  Edmund,  justice  of  the  peace, 

Main 
Wente  Daniel,  saloon.  Main 
Werner  John,  harness  maker,  Main 
WILLARD  J  W,  supt  California  Powder 
Works  ' 

Wilkinson  Peter,  wheelwright.  Main 
Williams  &  Nelson,  books,  stationery,  pe- 
riodicals, etc,  Main 
Williams  C  W,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  insurance  agent.  Main  ' 

Williams  Edward  L,  attorney  at  law  and 
notary  public,  IMain  ' 

Wilson  J  C,  atty  at  law  | 

Wintcrhalder  Theodore,  butcher.  Main      I 


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and  Santa  Clara,  east  by  Santa  Clara,  south  by  Monterey  and  the  Pacific,  and  west  by 
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Santa  Inez,  Santa  Barbara  Co,  P  O 
41  miles  n  w  of  Santa  Barbara 

Bolt  Joaquin  Rev,  clergyman 
Indart  Jose  Maria  P,  post  master 

Santa  Rita,  Santa  Clara  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress Mavfield)  13  miles  n  w  of  San 
Jose 

MASON  ANN,  propr  Oak  Grove  House 

Santa  Rosa,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  and 
County  seat  of  Sonoma  Count} .  Le- 
gal distances :  from  Sacramento,  130 
miles;  from  Stockton,  130  miles; 
from  San  Quentin,  40  miles 

Allen  Henrv,  wheelwright,  Main 
BOSTWICK  &  MARTIN,  feed  and  liv- 
ery stable,  Main 
Boyce  J  F,  physician 
BliOWN  JOHN,  attorney  at  law,  and 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main 
Churchman  William,  attorney  at  law,  and 

insurance  agent,  Fourth 
COLGAN  EDWARD   P,  propr  Santa 
Rosa  House,  and  agent  Pioneer  Stage 
Line,  Main 
Cowan  Philip,  varieties,  Main 
Crane  James,  butcher,  Main 
FARMER  E   T  &  CO,  general   mer- 
chandise. Third 
Farnswortii  J  W,  hotel  proprietor 
FLORENCE  S  C,  cabinet  maker,  IMiiin 
Frazier  Thomas  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
1  Fulkerson  T  S,  physician 
I  Griffin  John,  saloon,  cor  Main  and  Third 
Hamilton  Tiiomas,  bakery,  saloon  anci res- 
taurant, Main 
I  lleisel  P,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  Main 
1  Henderson  Harriet  Mrs,  millinery.  Third 
Ilendley  John,  general  merchant,  express 
and  agent  Pacific  Insurance  Co,  Main 
Hood  G,  watchmaker.  Main 
Hood  Thomas,  harness  maker,  Third 
HOOD  WM  &  CO,  propri  Santa  Rosa 

Flouring  Mills 
Iloyt  Elijah,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  Fourth 
Ilulbert  Wm  Rev,  clergyman,  (Meth) 
Jiickson  E  N  B,  general  mdse.  Fourth 
Johnson  M,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
KESSING  &  TUPPER,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  «&  Co  and  gen'l  merchants.  Main 
King  C.  attorney  at  law.  Main 
King  C  Rev,  clergyman,  (Baptist) 
Kohle  August,  saloon,  Main 
Label  H,  general  merchandise,  Main 


Lague  A,  blacksmith,  Main 
Langdon  C  W,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Latimer  L  D,  attorney  at  law,  and  notary 

public 
Lee  "William,  hotel  proprietor,  Main 
Matthews  A  F,  wheelwright 
Maxwell  J  G,  groceries,  etc.  Main 
McConnell  Wm  E,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
McCorkle  John  P  Rev,  clergyman  (Camp- 

bellite) 
McCullougli  Wm,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Middlcton  Zacli,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Millington  Seth,  attorney  at  law,  Main 
Morrow  James,  tinsmith.  Fourth 
Morse  &  WoodruflF,  propis  Pioneer  Stage 

Line 
North  Ralph,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
PORTER  D  A,  photographic  artist,  Main 
RAGAN  &  CO,  blacksmiths,  Main 
Rainey  A  C,  harness  maker,  Main 
Richards  John,  hair  dresser.  Main 
Robinson  J  W,  blacksmith  and  wheelw'ght 
Roney  &  Noonan,  saloon,  Fourth 
ROSS  WILLIAM,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Sacry  &  Ilyls,  varieties,  Main 
Shane  Adam,  groceries,  etc.  Third 
Sigrist  Charles  N,  cabinet  maker 
Smith  J  L,  wheelwright,  Main 
SMITH  S  S,  painter 
Smith  William  R,  blacksmith 
Spencer  Thomas,  druggist,  insurance  agt, 

and  postmaster.  Third 
Stockton  J  D,  physician 
Taylor  John  S,  butcher.  Fourth 
Temple  Jackson,  attorney  at  law.  Main 
Thomas  A,  at  tome  v  at  law,  Main 
THOMPSON    T'L,  publisher  Sonoma 

County  Democrat 
TRINQUE  W  D,  dentist.  Main 
Williams  J  S,  physician 
WISE  &  GOLDFISH,  genl  mdse.  Main 
Wise  M,  general  merchandise,  Main 

Saratoga,  Santa  Clara   Co,  P  O,  10 
mihis  8  w  of  San  Jose, 

Graham  Wm  G,  prop  Congress  Hall 
Harrison  John,  hotel  proprietor. 
Laird  Mitchcl,  general  merchandise, 
LUSE  A  S,  physician 
McCay  C,  flouring  mills  and  tannery 
McClay  John,  clergyman 
McWilliams  James,  blacksmith 
Newhouse  C,  postmaster 
York  William,  machinist  and  wood  me- 
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Sawyer's  Bar,  Klamath  Co,  P  O,  25 
miles  s  e  of  Orleans  Bar 

Abrams  P  and  J,  (Big  Flat)   general 

raercli!\ndise 
Barrows  T  A,  lumber  manufacturer 
Bigelow  G  W,  hotel  keeper 
Buel  Wm  M,  (SnmmerviUe)  genl  mdse 
Dornn  &  Dwyer,  general  merchandise 
Forbes  &  Fairchild,  (Centerville,  So.  Sal- 
mon) general  mercliandise 
Grant  William,  postmaster  ] 

Nichols  Charles  K,  hotel  proprietor 
Peters  Carston,  brewer  ! 

Wagner  A  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise  | 
Walters  &  Brown  (Petersburg)  general  i 
merchandise  ' 

Wlielan  &  Bell,  general  merchandise 

Scott's  Bar.  Siskiyou  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Scott  Kiver)  25  miles  w  of 
Yreka 

David  D,  saloon 

Eastin  A,  attornej  at  lanr 

Fkhev  Charles,  blucksmith 

Goodule  &  FaIvis,  butchers 

Hurt 2:  A,  ttttoi-nej  Ht  law 

Hicks-  C»  A,  gtnt'ral  merchandise 

Hnrst  J  &  Co,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Hutchinson  Wna,  hotel  proprietor 

Isam-s  John,  general  merchandise 

Ijc  Craig  R(\btrt,  clergyman 

Ijedue  il  B,  proprietor  saw  mill 

INIartield  John,  wagon  maker 

Mcambei*  A,  produce  merchant 

Ni-ntzol  &  Simon,  general  merchandise 

Paiek  J,  geneva!  merchandise 

Quimdrew   M,   (Johnson's  Bar)  general 

laerchandise' 
R(;iiawfiilt  William,  eiprtss  Agent 
Biilina  WitUum,  saloon 
Roi)er  Mrs,  physician 
Simon  Sigmund,  poetmastcr 
'TLchfujr  il  C,  express  agent 


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jSeaFSTUIO,   San   Mateo  Co,  P  O,  61 
mile*  s  w  of  Redwood  City  i 

Eittrcnkotter  A,,  hotel  keeper  I 

Lloyd  Win,  hlacksmitiB 
Pago  Wmy  genl  merchant  and  pcetntaster  I 
! SMITH  NATILAN  G, butcher  \ 

Sp'^ulding  JosepFn,  saloon  j 


Sebastopol,  Napa  Co,  P  O,  9  miles  n  | 
of  Napa  City  i 

Arnold  B  W,  agent  Wells,  Far^jo  &  Co,  j 
general  merchant  and  postmaster        j 

McDonald  a  C,  proprietor  Sebasfop.il  i 
Exchange  and  blackbmith  and  wheel- 
.    Wright 

Perkins  S  D,  general  merchandise 

Potts  J  11,  blacksmith 

Utting  n,  propfr  White  House  and  Justice  1 
of  the  Peace  »•  ' 

Winter  Samuel,  wheelwright  1 

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Sebastopol,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles  | 

s  w  ol  S:uitn  Rosa  ; 

Beatty  William  F,  butcher 
BROWN  J  W,  livery  stable 
Coon  Robert,  blacksmith  \ 

Davock  &  Co,  gencal  roei-chandise  j 

Dougherty  Benjamin  G,  salof«i 
Dougherty  John,  general  merchandise 
Hoardes  J  R,  physician  and  boot  and  shoe  , 
maker  ! 

Maxtit'ld  Frank,  saloon  | 

Morris  J  H  P,  postmaster  j 

Murray  W  E,  harness  maker  i 

NEWBURGII  &   ZIELCKE,  general ; 

merchandise 
ORR  &  TIBBETTS,  proprietore  Wil- 
sons Exchange 
Orr  John,  saloon  and  agt  Truman  &  CVs 

Express 
Rutherford  William,  blacksmith 
SEDGLEY  JOTHAM,  lively  stable 
WOODRUFF  E  C,  wheelwright 
Ziulcjce  W,  agent  Welb,  Fuvgo  &  Co 

Secret  Ravina  Placer  Cov  (P  O  ad- : 

dress  Newcastle)  5  mites  »  w  of  Au- 
burn 

Mitchell  John,  general  merchandise 

Seiad  Valley--  sr^^kiycu  Co,  P  O,  ui 

miles  9  w  oi"  Yreka 

Bailey  &  Co,  general  mertrhandis© 
Reeve  Williim>  B,  postmaster  andgerrmdse , 

Sell0tt*8  Ranch,  Yuba  Co,  P  O, 
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Sncramento,  185  miles;  from  Stock- 
ton, 235  miles;  from  Sf.n  Quentin, 
315  miles 

Beinert  David,  boots  and  shoes 

Bicking  Jacob,  blacksmith 

BUSH  C  C  &  CO,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions and  agent  Pacific  Inuirance 
Co 

BYSTLE  DANIEL  T,  carpenter  and 
lumber 

Chandler  B  F,  livery  stable 

COLEMAN  A«&  CO,  importer  hardware, 
iron,  steel,  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

CONMY  JOHN  J,  editor  and  proprietor 
Shasta  Courier 

Cooper  Samuel,  telegraph  and  news  agent 

Dobrowsky  Adolph,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Dunn  Dennis  H,  livery  stable 

DURICK  JAMES,  liquors  and  billiards 

Eames  Charles,  blacksmith 

Follansbee  John  S,  attorney  at  law 

Garreoht  Lawrence  and  Co,  butchers 

GILBERT  JONATIION  K,  groceries, 
|)rovisions,  etc 

GREENE  TOM,  proprietor  Shasta  Hotel 

(ireiner  Sigmund,  saloon 

Grolef'end  Augustus,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 

IIABICH  HENRY,  wood  and  ivory 
turner 

Hardman  William,  hair  dressing  and  baths 

ISAACKS  SAMUEL,  blacksmith 

Lilacs  Joseph,  dry  goods,  clotliing,  etc 


Isaacs  R  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
JAGER  CHARLES  A,  furniture,  bed- 
ding, etc 
KNOX  GEO  R,  liquors  and  billiards 
LEWIN  E  &  CO,  assayers  and  jewelers 
Litsch  Charles,  liquors  and  billiards 
Lynch  Daniel,  groceries,  provisions,  etc 
Manasse  Jacob  M,  fancy  goods,  stationery, 

and  tobacco 
McDonald  Charles,  clerk  County 

Court 
Michaelson  &  Litsch,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 
Morette  John  P,  harness  and  saddlery 
Mullen  &  George,  blacksmiths 
Richards    &    Bidwell,    blacksmiths    and 

wagon    makers 
SCHROTER  G  C,  saddlery,  harness,  etc 
SCOTT  JOHN  V,   proprietor  Franklin 

House 
SHASTA  COURIER,  John   J   Conmy 

editor  and  publisher 
SHASTA  HOTEL,  Tom  Greene  proptr 
SHURTLEFF  BENJAMIN,  piiysician 
S PRAGUE  ROYAL  T,  attorn.'y  at  law 
STEVENSON  ROBERT  &  CO,  gro- 
ceries, provisions,  hardware,  wines 
and  liquors 
Taylor  &   Voluntine,  tin  and  sheet  iron 

workers,  stoves,  hardware,  etc 
TRACY  FELIX,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co  and  agent  Phn;nix  Insurance  Co 
Wellendorif  Louis,  druggist,  apothecary, 

and  postmaster 
;  Willielm  George  L,  tailor 
■  Zorn  Angelina,  oils,  paints,  and  glass 


SHASTA  CO.     Organized  1850.     Boundaries— North  by  Siskiyou,  east  by 
Lassen,  south  by  Plumas  and  Tehama,  and  west  by  Trinity.     County  seat,   Shasta. 

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Shaws  Plat.  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O,  2 
miles  n  of  Sonora 

Crane  II  G,  general  merchandise 
Grant  II  G,  mining  store 
Jacobs  J,  dry  goods 

Sheldon,  Sacramento  Co,  P  0, 20  miles 
s  e  of  Sacramento 

Kelly  Johii,  hotel  proprietor 

Maholm  J  B,  general  mcht  and  postmaster 

Miller  Peter,  blacksmith 

Nelk  Nicholas,  blacksmith 

Sherlock  Creek,  Mariposa  Co,  (P  O 
address,  Mariposa)  3  miles  s  of  Mar- 
iposa 

Conklin  S  W,  general  merchandise 

Shingle  Springs,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O, 
on  the  Sacramento  Valley  Railroad, 
45  miles  e  of  Sacramento  City 

Bentley  &  Simpson,  Empire  Saloon 
Bishop  C,  agent  Whitney  &  Co 
Bradbury   E  C  &   Co,  blacksmiths  and 

wagon  makers 
Campbell  J  C,  agt  teamsters'  Association 
Carroll  J  II  &  Co,  flour  and  grain 
Colburn  J,  hotel  proprietor 
Cooley  Charles,  saloon  and  restaurant 
Coutloe  &    Brown,   hardware,   crockery, 

tinware,  etc 
Earl  D  W,  forwarding  and  com  mcht 
Edwards  .1  R,  physician  and  surgeon 
EPPINGER  J,  groceries,  provisions,  and 

general  merchandise  ' 


Faneuf  &  Smith,  blacksmiths  and  carriage 

makers 
Frecland  George,  blacksmith  ! 

FURTII  JACOB,   postmaster  and  dry 

goods,  clothing,  etc 
GORDON  &  CO,  hay  and  feed 
Greenhood  M,  forwarding  and  com  mcht 
Hall  D  T,  proprietor  Planter's  Hotel 
Hall  D  T  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon  [ 
makers  j 

Ilanak  S,  wholesale  and  retail  hardware, 

stoves,  crockery,  etc 
Heinz  C,  Star  Brewery 
Ileublcin  L,  saddles  and  harness 
Horning  J,  P^xcclsior  Restaurant 
KEELY  AUSTIN,  Railroad  Saloon 
Kervuel  J  &    Co,   groceries,   provisions, 

boots,  etc 
McGee  M  Mrs,  hotel  proprictre  js 
McQuiston  Tlios,  lumber 
MIJFFLEY  W  N,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co 
Newbauer  H  &  II  W,  tobacco,  stationery, 

and  varieties 
Parker  S  AV,  blacksmith 
Perkins  W  L  &  Co,  forwarding  and  com 
mehts  and  dealers  in  quicksilver,  pow- 
der, etc 
Phipps  James,  saddle  and  harness  maker 
Shaw  George  H,  telegraph  agent 
TAYLOR  N  C,  phvsician  and  surgeon 
WADISH  &  JUcCONLEY,  Sacramento 

Saloon 
Whitney  &  Co,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion merchants  and  dealers  flour 
WILLING  R  N,  groceries,  liquors,  cloth- 
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east  by  State  of  Nevada,  south  by  County  of  Nevada,  and  west  by  Yuba.     County 
seat,  Downieville. 

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County  .Jtidpe S.  B.  DftviiUoii  . . 

County  Clerk |W.  Ford  Tliomas 

District  Attorney .Tamos  M.  Haven. . .         " 

Sheriff '. K.  M.  Piirrinton . . . ,         " 

Ucroriier ,  W.  Ford  Thomas  .'■■         " 

Auditor ,,!.  W.  Hrown " 

Treasurer  H.  Molincux |        " 

Assessor   I.  Corhett Gibsonvilie. 

Surveyor J.  Coirtor I        " 

Coroner A.  .lump Downieville 

Puhlie  Administrator H.  K.  W.  Bent . . . ;        " 

Superintendent  ruhlic  Schools  Isaac  B.  Fish " 

Supervisor,  Ist  District [S.  McCrory St.  Louis. . . 

2d        ••      lA.  B.  Asher JDownievillo 

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Sierra  Valley,  Sierra  Co,  r  o,  30 

miles  e  of  Downieville 

Sierraville,  Sierra  Co  (P  O  address 
Sierra  Valley)  12  miles  e  of  Downie- 
ville 

Attwood  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Boyce  S  G,  hotel  proprietor 
Ca"n  VV  C,  attorney  at  law 

Fairchilds ,  blacksmith 

Gates  Silas  (Randolph)  hotel  proprietor 
Haun  Edgar,  physician 
Hcnckin  A  C,  general  merchandise 
Northup  II  (Randolph)  boots  and  shoes 
Thompson  &  Wood,  general  merchandise 

Sigler  Springs,  Lake  Co  (P  O  ad- 
dress Lower  Lake)  20  miles  s  e  of 
Lakeport 

Boon  J  T,  physician 

Silver  Creek,  Plumas  Co  (P  O  ad- 
dress Meadow  Valley)  10  miles  s  e  of 
Quiney 

Sharp  &  Kerr,  butchers 

Silver  King,  Alpine  Co,  P  O,  7  miles 
s  e  of  Siver  ^lountain 

Laws  William  H,  postmaster 

Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  Co,  P  o, 

and  county  scat  of  Alpine  Co;  legal 
distances:  from  Sacramento,  110 
miles;  from  Stockton,  140  miles; 
from  Sun  Qucntin,  270  miles 

Adams  J  S,  physician 

IJetehman  F,  livery  stable 

Hriggs  N  C,  attorney  at  law 

Brown  &  Erricki«on,  proprietors  Silver 
Mountain  Hotel 

Coon  J  M,  physician 

Courson  E  A,  general  merchandise 

Courson  J  O,  postmaster 

DUBELL  &  BAWDIN,  liquor  and  bil- 
liard saloon 

Fisk  Ciiarles,  hotel 

Ford  R  C,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Gates  &  Bro,  druggists 

GELATT  &  MOORE,  proprietors  stage 
line  to  Genoa 

Harris  J  G  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

HAYES  &  BALLARD,  publishers  Sil- 
ver Mountain  Bulletin 


JOHNSTON  W  J,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  Express 
Marks  M,  clothing  and  fiincy  goods 
Mattison  &  Garland,  jtroprietors  stage  line 

to  Murphy's  via  Big  Trees 
OWENS  &  FINE,  real  estate  and  min- 
ing agents 
Owens  J  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Patterson  R,  liquor  merchant 
POWERS  I  S,  general  merchandise 
Priebatch  W,  cigars 
Ridell  D  C,  agent  Cal  State  Tel  Co 
Ryan  Thomas,  proprietor  Oriental  Hotel 
Severson   Thomas,   liquors   and    billiard 

saloon 
Slavin  J  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
SLOANE   II    H,    superintendent     Geo 

Washington  Mill  and  Mining  Co 

Souqnet ,  general  merchandise 

SWINE RTON    &    CO,    hardware  and 

general  merchandise 
Thompson  R,  attorney  at  law 
Wiehelhausen   L,  stationery,  tobacco  and 

news  agent 
Wyllie  O  C,  livery  stable 

SilvejTVille,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  20  miles 
n  e  of  Fairfield 

Allen  James  W,  physician 

Ammons  &  Duncan,  butchers 

Bales  B,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

BLUM  BROS,  general  merchandise 

Carpenter  M,  wagon  maker 

Cook  &  IMusselman,  hair  dressers 

Fry  W  H,  school  teacher 

Geophort  II,  harness  maker 

Giman  F,  shoe  maker 

Graves  Rowell,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hall  Richard,  hotel  proprietor 

Hammond  J  R,  clergyman  (O  S  Presb) 

Hendon  A  P,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Howard  J  W,  blacksmith 

Joiinson  &  Bro,  blacksmiths 

Murphy  R  W,  physician,  general  mer- 
chant and  postmaster 

Musselman  Alexander,  clergyman  (United 
Brethren) 

Musselman  D  O,  confectionery 

Read  William  E,  clergyman  (M  E) 

Rhust  Jesse,  wagon  maker 

Silvey  Elijah  S,  hotel  proprietor 

Stuart  D  S,  clergyman  (M  E) 

Wells  L,  school  teacher 

Wells  William  H,  physician  and  druggist 


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SISKIYOU  00.  Organized  1852.  Boundaries —  North  by  State  of  Ore- 
gon, east  l»y  State  of  Novadti,  south  by  Lassen,  Trinity  and  Sliasta,  west  by  Klamath 
and  Del  Norte.     County  Seat,  Yreku. 

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County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Sheriff 

Recorder 

Treasurer 

Tax  Collector 

Assessor    

Surveyor 

Coroner 

Publii*  Atlministrator 

Superintendent  I'ublic  Scliools 
Supervisor,  Ist  District 

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'  A.  M.  Itosboroufjh  Yreka Miircli, 

i  Robert  8.  Green  . .      "       '  " 

Lewis  N.  Kctchuni      "       " 

Andrew  D.  Crooks      "       |  " 

Robert  S.  Green  . .  |     "       ]  " 

lAlonzo  p].  Itavnes.       "       1  " 

Lewis  M.  Foiilko..      "       ;  " 

j  Sanuiul  Magoffy  . .      "       I  " 

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Ceo.  C.  Furbcr  ...  Yrcka i  " 

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Thomt's  N.  Stone.  Yreka " 

John  f.  Wilson. . .  Scott  Valley .Tan'y, 

John  V.  Brown. . .  llcnley  . . .' "  ' 

'John  Andrews Yreka '  " 


18G8 


SALARY. 

$2100praiin. 
Fees. 

flSOOprann. 
Fees. 


\$%  per  diem. 

I  Fees. 


1868 
18G9 
J  867 


$600  pcrann. 

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Slippery  Ford,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,    Smithville,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  9  miles  s 


40  miles  n  e  of  Placerville 

Roland  S,  attorney  at  law 

Watson  &  Rowhind,  hotel  proprietors 

SmartSVille,  Yuba  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 
e  of  Marysviile 

ACKLEY  LYMAN,  mining  supt 
Baumer  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  manuf 
Brickel  .John,  mining  superintendent 
Clark  L  B,  genl  mdse  and  hotel  propr 
Crary  R  L,  mining  superintendent 
Douglierty  D,  grocery  and  hotel 
Maginny  Daniel,  mining  superintendent 
McAneelly  W  W,  physician 
Mooney  Thomas,  hotel  proprietor 
O'Brien  James,  contractor 
Thompson  S  T,  attorney  at  law 

Smith  River,  Del  Norte  Co,  P  O,  20 
miles  n  of  Crescent  City 

Anthony  &  Van  Pelt,  general  mdse 
(irow  S  L,  postmaster  and  physician 
Lake  J  L,  lumber  dealer 
Wright  Dr,  physician 

Smith's  Perry,  Fresno  Co,  P  O,  25 
miles  8  of  Millerton 

Wright  L  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 

Smith's  Ranch,  Sonoma  Co,  P  0, 17 
miles  w  of  Santa  Rosa  (see  Bodega 
Corners) 


w  of  Auburn 

Hyatt  L  B,  blacksmith 

Mead  P,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

SMITH   L  G,   postmaster  and   general 

merchant 
Walker  D  M,  hotel  keeper 
Wardlow  J  A,  attorney  at  law  and  J  P 

Snelling,  ISrerced  Co,  P  O,  and  county 
seat  of  Merced  Co  ;  legal  distances : 
from  Sacramento,  115  miles;  from 
Stockton,  70  miles;  from  San  Quen- 
tin,  200  miles 

Anderson  A  B,  proprietor  Gait  House 
BLAIR  CHARLES  M,  county  clerk 
DAVIS  W.  general  merchandise 
Dunn  W  (Merced  River)  distiller 
FOREMAN  J  L,  blacksmith 
Gibbons  G  T,  butcher 
Gwin  S  II  (Merced  River)  distiller 
Hamilton  J  A,  physician 
HAMLIN  W  LEE,  farmer 
Harmon  &  Coirin,  pliotographers 
Jacobs,  Simon  &,  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothg 
Jacobs  Joseph,  restaurant 
Jamison  D  A,  county  treasurer  and  car- 
penter and  builder 
Lacroix  L,  saddles  and  harness 
Lake  G  P,  wheelwright 
Leak  R  R,  justice  of  the  peace 
Mayer  Willis,  billiards,  etc 
Montgomery  W  S,  attorney  at  law 


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ROBERTSON  JAMES  W,  editor  and 
propr  Merced  Herald  and  atty  at  law 

Robinson  J  A  (Merced  River)  distiller 

Ross  S  H  P,  attorney  at  law 

SENSAUAUGH  J  B,  Sheriff  Merced  Co 

Shaver  P,  blacksmith 

Skelton  &  Turner,  general  merchants  and 
agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

TALLEY  A  E,  confectionery 

Tucker  J  W,  physician 

Turner  &  Brien,  livery  stable 

Wigginton  P  D,  attorney  at  law 


Williams  John  S,  postmaster 


SnUgVille,  San  Joaquin  Co,  PC,  — 
miles  —  of  Stockton 

Dougherty  J  F,  general  merchandise 
Dougherty  L  J,  saloon  kee{)er  and  P  M 

Solano,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  30  miles  n  e 
of  Fairfield 

Dreisbach  W,  hotel  proprietor  and  P  M 


i     SOLANO    CO.      Organized  185(V      Boundaries  —  North  by   Yolo,  east   by 
j  Sacramento,  south  by  Suiaun  Buy,  west  by  Napa.     County  Seat,  Fairfield. 


orriCE. 


IXCI'JUIENT. 


Couoty  JtKi;:^' ThoniHS  M.  Swan . 

County  Clerk '  Wm.  J.  Costigan . . 


nistrict  Attorney , 

j  Slieriif 

I  Ilccorder 

Treasurer  

]  Assessor  ■ 

Surveyor , 

I  Coroner 

I  Public  Administrator 

;  Supcrinten't  Puldic  Schools  , 
I  Supervisor,  1st  District. ... 
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Joseph  McKenna 
John  S.  Wood .... 
Henry  G.  Wetmorc 
John  B.  Lemon. . . 
Charles  A.  Pine. .. 
Wm.  Wayne  Fitch 

H.  B.  llicc 

Joseph  Ilcwith .... 
Geo.  W.  Simonton 
Daniel  N.  Hastings 
Si\mpson  Smith. . . 
"     I  Charles  S.  Cusliinjr 


BESIDENCK. 


Term  ExpifM. 


Fairfield j  Jun'y,    1 870. 

Suisun 'March,  1808. 

Fairfield i     " 


Suisun  Valley  . . , 

Fairfield 

Denverton 

Fairfield 

Vacnville 

Suisun  Valley  . . 

Vallejo 

Benicia !Oct., 

Suisun  Valley  . . . .  j     " 
Main  Landing  ....  I     " 


8ALAUY. 


$2IOOprann. 

Fees. 

SI  ,000  &  Fees 

Fees. 


1867.. 
1867.. 
1866.. 


$600  per  ann. 
Per  diem. 


I  Soldiers*  Bridge,  Lassen  Co,  P  O, 
I         —  miles  —  of  Susanville 
Pine  I  N,  postmaster 

Somerville,  Contra  Costa  Co,  P  0, 18 
miles  s  c  of  Martinez 

Dexter  O  D,  books,  stationery,  etc 

Dupuis  Eugene,  bakery 

Hard  R  &  Co,  butchers 

KELLNER  &  KLINE,  general  mer- 
chandise 

LOBREE  A,  general  merchandise 

Lobree  Isaac,  saloon  and  general  mdse 

MEEK  A  L,  fruits,  confectionery,  etc 

Ruggles  C  A,  physician 

SCAMMON  GEORGE  II,  postmaster, 
agent  Bamber  &  Co's  Express,  and 
hotel  keeper 

Sendermon  A,  general  merchandise 

Weller  H  O,  general  merchandise 

SonomA,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  23  miles  s 

e  of  Santa  liosa 
Baslit  Frank  S,  physician 


Bushnell  D  E,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 
COOK  &   MARSHALL,  general  mer- 
chants 
Cornwall  A  J  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
Cowan  &  Tait,  butchers,  East 
Crawford  C  II  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
CUNNINGHAM  W  W  REV,  principal 
Sonoma  College  and  clergyman,  Pres- 
byterian 
DILLON  CHARLES  II,  druggist,  Napa 
Duhring  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise, 
agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  National 
Insurance  Company,  Napa 
Gillespie  E  J  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
Harris  George,  tinsmith.  Plaza 
Hudson  James  L,  watchmnkcr,  East 
LARSEN  OLAF,  saloon.  East 
Lawler  James,  hotel,  Napa 
Leiding  C  F,  general  merchandise.  Plaza 
LUTGENS  J,  proprtr  Union  Hotel,  Napa 
Martin  &  McDonnell,  blacksmiths  and 

wheelwrights,  Napa 
Mast  J  W,  harness  maker,  Plaza 
McIIarvey,  Hope  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and 
wheelwrights.  Plaza 


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PAULI  G  T,  general  merchtindi^c,  Nnpa 
Puppe  J  A,  general  merchandise,  East 
Rape  D  C,  butcher,  Napa 
Tauro  Victor,  physician  and  wine  manu- 
facturer, I'lazn 
TIRNEN  JOHN,  biikerj".  East 


Van  Gcldern  Charles,  physician.  East 
WILSON  .TOIIN  G,  saloon.  East 
WORTH  LEWIS  W,  i>ostmaster,  notary 

public,  books,  stationer,  etc,  Plaza 
Wratten  George  L,  attorney  at  law  and 

agent  Pacific  Insurance  Co,  Plaza 


SONOMA  CO.     Organized  ISaO. 
Lake  and  Napn,  fioiith  by  Sun  Pablo  Hay 
County  Seat,  Sunta  Rosa. 

OFFIOKRS 


Roundaries — North  by  Mendocino,  east  by 
and  Marin,  west  by  Mariu  and  the  Pacific. 


OKtlCE. 


INCUMBENT. 


RUSIDESrE. 


Coiintr  Jiiil^ 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Shcritr. 

Kcoonkr  

Trcftsiircr 

Asscijsor  

Surveyor 

Coroner 

PuMic  Adminidtmtor 

Sn[)€rintcm1ciit  Ptiblic  Suliools 

SufW-Tvisor,  1st  District   

2d        "         

"  3d        "         


Jiin'y, 
Miircli, 


I  Olios.  VV.  Lunation  i  Sttittn  Kosa 
Wni.  1j.  Anderson. 

Wm.  Koss 

Jumcs  P.  Clark  . . . 
Mnrniy  Wliallon . . 
Elijah  T.  Fanner. . 
Georpe  W.  Unie  . . 
John  B.  Wood.... 
H.  1).  Cockcril.... 

K.  G.  Bab«r i  Near  Santa  Kosa 

Charles  (}.  Aini-s . .  Santa  Ro»a 

Zadock  Jaikson . . .  j Fetaluina ;Nov 

John  K.  Smith ;  Smith's  Ranch i     " 

A.  B.  Anil I  llealdsbHrtf |     " 


Near  Petal  nma. 
Hcaldshnrp.... 
Bloomlicid 


Tenii  Exiilrcs. 


1868 
1868 


1868., 
18ti(i., 
1867. 


SALARY. 


SaiDOprann. 
fees. 

$I500prann. 
Fees. 


*900  per  nnn. 
f4  per  diem. 


SOI  .  ,  Tuolumne  Co.  P  O  and  incor- 
porated town,  and  Coui.ty  Seat  of 
Tuolumne  County.  Legal  distances : 
from  Sacramento,  115  miles;  from 
Stockton,  70  miles  ;  from  San  Quen- 
tin,  200  miles 

OFi-'iCEtts. — C  Labertour,  (President) 
li  Hughes,  William  Rudorf,J  Gardy, 
Trustees ;  .J  Hall,  Treasurer;  A  Mar- 
de.o,  Secretary 

Adasse  F,  upholsterer 

Ritche  J,  gunsmith 

Raer  Mayer,  dry  goods,  etc 

RARHER  II  P,  attorney  at  law 

BEMIS  &  MARDES,  proptrs  City  Hotel 

Boren  C,  groceries,  etc 

Bow  A,  boots  and  shoes 

BOYD  &  NEWCOMER, proptrs  Center- 

ville  Stage  Line,  ollice.  City  Hotel 
Brown  C  C,  attorney  at  law 
Brown  F  T,  proprietor  Bank  Exchange 
Brusie  G,  general  merchandise 
Burden  C,  furniture,  etc 
BUSH  G  C,  saddles  and  harness 
Cabesut  J,  restaurant 
Cady  ,1  S,  agt  Pacific  Insurance  Co,  and 

dealer  paper  Hangings 
Cnrkeek  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Cimmermnn  II,  groceries 


COFFIN  &  BRUNTON,  publishers  Son- 
ora  Herald 

Collins  D  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Condit  &  Parker,  hardware 

Conrad  A,  hairdresser 

Cripin  II,  liquors,  etc  , 

Crossett  T,  dentist 

Dorsey  Caleb  T,  attorney  at  law 

Dos  II,  butcher 

Duquesne  D,  wines  and  liquors 

Dyer  D  A,  stoves  and  tinware 

Ede  Joseph,  saloon 

Edwards  J  F,  auctioneer  > 

Ferral  Robert,  attorney  at  law 

FIELD  W  H,  saddle  and  harness  maker 

FLETCHER  A,  propr  Sugar  Pine  Mills 

FRANCISCO  A  N,  publisher  Union 
Democmt 

Franklin  J  .J,  physician 

Freund  F  A,  city  sexton 

Galvin  E  R,  attorney  at  law     •  • 

Gaudin  G,  groceries  '  • '    * 

Gumpert  E,  clothing  •  •• 

Hang  A,  variety  store  '  .  >     i 

Hall  Josiah,  mining  store 

Hanson  J  K,  books  and  stationery  and  tel- 
egraph ofilce 

Harter  and  Gharety,  blacksmiths 

Imber  A,  billiard  table  manufacturer 

Jalumslein  Z,  jeweler 


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Johns  T  W,  physician 

Joseph  &  Rro,  dry  goods 

Kniser  F,  jtnveler 

Kniirmann  RI,  dry  goods 

KENFIKLD   D   M,  agent  Well; 
&Co 

Keyater  J,  ditcii  superintendent 

Klein  II  C,  maritet 

Laberstour  C,  Court  Exchange 

Lambert  J  11,  restaurant 

Lang  Charles,  baiter 

Lcnz  Herman,  saloon 

Leon  Jolin,  millinery 

Madson  John  G,  grocer 

Marko  S,  gunsmith 

McLean  D,  Sonera  Stables 

McNEIL  H  B,  attorney  at  law 

Meade  D,  hair  dresser 

Menedez  J,  dcuitist 

Mock  A,  dry  goods 

MONAIIAN  &  WHIPPLE,  livery   sta- 
ble 

Mooney  J  F,  attorney  at  law 

Mundort'tlolin,  variety  store 

Newman  William,  saloon 

Pastures  U  L,  dealer  gold  dust 

Pugsley  E,  market 

Uei'b  E,  dry  goods 

Reeb  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Ilicliards  K,  groceries 

Riclibcr  C,  sidoon 

Riordan  C,  saloon 

Riordan  D  F,  dry  goods 

llitzwoller  S,  dry  goods 

Roclier  P,  physician  and  druggist 

Roc'k  John,  saloon 

Rogers    E  A,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 
public 

ROONEY  J  F,  attorney  at  law 
J  !  Rolher  William,  groctu'ies 
I  I  Ruilorf  William,  Eagle  Restaurant 
I    Rutledge  3*,  stoves  and  tin  ware 
i  j  Ryan  1 /,  saloon 
3  I  Schulor  II,  saloon 
'  I  Sclir  iz  II  C,  groceries 

SEARS  W  L,  physician     ■ 

SEWELL  DANIEL,  photographer 

Shaw  John,  drugs  and  medicines 

SMITH  &  LEONARD,  Riflle  Saloon 

Smyth  E,  boots  and  shoes 

Spirrits  L,  general  merchandise 

Stimetc  G,  restaurant  

Stone  J  N,  attorney  at  law 

Street   II   L,  post  master   and  bookseller 
and  stationer 

Superville  P,  groceries  and  provisions 


Sylvester  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Sylvester  N,  fruit 
Tabor  George,  saloon 
TAIJOU  G  T,  groceries 
THOMPSON  GIDEON, notary  public 
VAN  PRAAG  J,  Mountain  Express  agt 
Vansycklo  II,  saloon 
Walker  John,  physician 
Woicott  Oliver,  attorney  at  law 
WoUleng  John,  Centre  Market 
Wyckoti'  William,  groceries 

Soquel,  Santa  Cruz  Co,  P  O,  3  miles  e 
of  Santa  Cruz 

Breeso  Stephen,  general  merchandise 

Brown  Henry,  hotel  keeper 

Eldridge  George,  wheelwright 

Hale  &  Briety,  tannery 

Parsons  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Pcit'-  Edward, general  merchant  and  post 

master 
Porter  G  K  &  B  F,  tannery 
Robertson  S  L,  physician 
Stone  II  P,  attorney  at  law 
WILSON  O  P,  proprietor  flouring  mill 

Spanish  Dry  Diggings,  El  Dorado 

Co.  (P  O  address,  Todd's  Valley)  20 
miles  n  of  Placervillo 

Hunter  W  II,  general  merchant 

Spanish   Plat,  El  Dorado  Co,  PO,  7 
miles  n  ol'  Placervillo 

Demith  R,  propr  saw  mill 

Roelke  G  W,  merchant  and  hotel  propr 

Sawyer  J  J,  mining  store 

Wattles  C  W,  post  master 

Spanish  Ranch,  Plumas  Co,  P  O,  6 
miles  w  of  (iuincy 

Chapelain  Charles,  (Rich  Bar)  genl  mdsc 
Gansner  Benjamin,  (North  Fork)  saloon 

and  boarding 
Hart  Richard  (Smith's  Bar)  genl  mdso 
Hyde  C    W,  (Twelve   Mile  Bar)  hotel 

proprietor 
Irwin  Richard  (Rich  Bar)  genl  mdse 
Mc  Shean,  (Rich  Bar)  butcher 
Thompson  &  Kellogg,  general  merchants 

and  hotel  proprietors 
Thompson  Richard,  postmaster 
Twing  James,  (Junction  Bar)  genl  mdse 


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SpanishtOWn,  San  Ilatoo  Co,  2") 
inilfs  «  of  Sun  Francisco,  (see  Half 
Moon  Hay) 

Sportsman's  Hall,  El  Domdo  c- 

P  0,  12  mill's  e  of  IMaccrville 

Bailroms  AV,  |)ropr  saw  mill 
!  Blair  &  Forney,  hotel  proprietors, 
'  Blair  J  &  J,  liotel  and  saw  mill  proprs 

Brightman  II,  propr  saw  mill 
'  Bryant  A  &  W,  (O^jlcsby  Hoatl)    proprs 
saw  mill 

Reiber  L,  (Carson  Roail)  hotel  proprietor 

Springfield,  Tnolumne  Co,  V  O,  3 
miles  n  w  of  Sonora 

Sherburne,  Mrs  M  A,  gcnl  mdsc 
Whitesides  Thomas,  dealer  gold  dust 

St.  Helena,  Napa  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 
n  of  Napa  City 

'  Bindig  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
'  Blumer  J,  saloon 

BOYNTON  G  F,  druggist 

Brown    Charles  M,  saddle   and   harness 

maker 
'  Bryan  D  C,  attorney  at  law 

Calderwood  M,  wheelwright 
;  Carver  &  Phillips,  general  merchandise, 

Christmnn  T,  butcher 
'  Clark  J  W,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
'  Dalley  Ferdinand,  merchant  tailor 

DONALDSON  D  S,  physician 


I  Francis  .1  II  &  J  G,  general  merchandise  ', 
Fulton  David,  wine  grower  j 

Ilaskins  W  A,  notary  public  and  Justice 
of  the  Peace  ' 

llolvell  David,  blacksmith  \ 

Hughes  James,  boot  and  shoo  maker         | 
(iaiewsky  D  &  Bros,  general  merchandise  : 
Garnett  Richard,  physician 
(Jillespie  E  J  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
flenkins  Samuel  C,  livery  stable 
Lazarus  &  Levy,  agents  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co,  and  general  merchants 
Potter  John  C,  black'imith 
Rule  D  K,  physician 
Schrnm  Jacob,  barber  and  wine  grower, 
S(.am«'n  \l,  wheelwright  I 

Slioehan  B  J,  saloon 

SI(  J  MAN  D  AVI  D,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright 
Smith  W  N  Rev,  clergyman  (Mctholist) 
Stratlon  Frank,  butcher  j 

Terkildsen  C,  general  merchandise  i 

Vines  Joseph,  saloon  and  feed  ctab'e 
WARNER  CHARLES   M,  house  and 

sign  painter 
Warren  I  B,  contractor  i 

Young  B  S,  physician  j 


St.  Louis,  Sierra  Co,  P  O,  18  miles  n 
of  Downieville 

Carmichacl  Alexander,  butcher 
Logan  John  M,  postmaster 
Small  Jacob,  mining  and  general  merchan- 
dise 


1  STANISLAUS  CO.  Organized  1854.  Boundaries  — North  by  San  Joa- 
quin, east  by  Tuolumne,  south  by  Merced,  west  by  Santa  Clara.  County  Scat, 
Knight's  Ferry. 


O  F  F  I  C  E  K  8  , 


OFKIt'K. 

County  Judj^c 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Sheriff 

Recorder 

Treasurer 

Assessor 

Surveyor 

Coroner 

Public  Administnitor 

Superintendent  Public  Scjjools 
Supervisor,  1st  District 

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Stockton,  San  Joa(|nin  Co,  P  O,  County 
seat  of  San  Joaquin  Co,  and  incor- 
porated city,  situated  on  nn  ann  or 
creek  of  the  San  Joacjuln  River,  three 
miles  from   tlie  main  stream.     Dis- 

i  lance  from  Sacramento,  T)!  miles,  s  e, 
aiVl  from  San  Francisco,  by  wafer, 
117  miles,  n  c.  Legal  distances: 
From  Sacramento,  forty-five  miles  ; 
and  from  San  Quentin,  one  hundred 
and  thirty  miles.  This  is  one  of  the 
most  floin-lshing  interior  towns;  com- 
manding the  tratle  of  a  rich  agricul- 
tural and  mineral  region,  it  must  con- 
luiue  to  advance  in  iirosperity  and 
wealth.  The  city  is  supplied  with 
gas,  and  water  is  furnished  by  an 
artesian  well,  1000  feet  deep.  The 
State  Insane  Asylum,  and  several 
important  educational  institutions  are 
located  here.  Communication  is  had 
with  the  interior  by  numerous  lines 
of  stages,  and  with  San  Francisco  by 
steamers,  which  make  daily  trips 
throughout  the  year.  The  Western 
Pacific  Railroad,  now  in  the  course  of 
construction,  will  connect  this  city 
with  San  Francisco,  via  San  Jose, 
and  Sacramento,  where  it  will  Join 
the  Central  Pacific  Railroad.  The 
Copperopolis  Railroad,  38  miles  in 
length,  is  also  in  the  course  of  con- 
struction, and  its  completion  is  ex- 
pected during  the  approaching  season. 

Ofkickks. — C  T.  Meadcr,  Mayor.  Je- 
rome Myres,  Chief  of  Police  ;  James 
Litllehale,  Treasurer;  Charles  Bel- 
ding,  Assessor ;  A  G  Brown,  Police 
Judge ;  L  E  Yates,  Clerk  ;  E  Mas- 
terson,  L  W  Shippee,  H  W  Hatch, 
and  F  P  Williamson,  (First  Ward) 
M  S  Thresher,  H  Ilodgkins  and  Jo- 
seph Adams,  (Second  Ward)  T  v 
Hook,  (President),  Geo  S  Ladd, 
and  Charles  Hubner,  (Third  Ward) 
Aldermen. 


Abramsby   M 
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Weber  Avenue 

Alegrette  Gactano,  groceries,  Washington, 
VA  Dorado 

Altingcr  Chas,  gunsmith.  Main 

Andy's  Saloon,  billiards,  etc.  El  Dorado, 
Internal  Revenue  Building 

ANTHONY  T  R,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co,  and  agent  Pacific  Insurance  Co, 
Center 

Antonia  Zignca  &  Co,  groceries  and  liq- 
uors. Hunter 

Baekman  Conrad,  wheelwright,  Weber 
Avenue 

Badg^'r«&  i5. ;, house  and  sign  painters.  Main 

Baldwin  F  1 ,  ntlorney  and  Court  Com- 
missioner. Main 

Ballard  A  1),  wheelwright,  Channel  and 
San  Joacpiin 

BARNES  THOMAS,  fruit  and  cider 
vinegar  manufactory,  Weber  Avenue 

Belding  Charles,  fire  and  life  insurance 
agent,  Weber  Avenue 

BELDING  W  J,  dry  goods.  El  Dorado 

Beysser  &  Haupt,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission, Levee 

Bird   M  L,  saddles  and  harness.  Hunter 

BIVENS  WILLIAM,  editor  and  propr 
Daily  Evening  Ilernld,  El  Dorado 

Blake  A  N,  undertaker  and  Coroner,  Hun- 
ter 

Bond  W  H,  undci  taker,  ofllce  'it}!  Cem- 
etery Association 

BOURS  &  CO,  bankers.  Center, 

Breidenbach  Joseph,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding. Main 

Bridges  P  Mrs,  millinery  and  fimcy  goods, 
Main 

BROWN  A  G,  notary  piiblic.  Justice  of 
the  Peace,  and  conveyancer.  Main,  op- 
posite Court  House 

Brown  B  II,  dealer  grain.  Levee 

Brown  G  A,  Deputy  Assessor  Int'l  Rev 

Brown  Jas,  carpenter  and  builder.  Main 

Brown  Warren,  fruits,  etc.  Main 

Brown  W  T,  physician,  El  Dorado 

Brownstein  George,  dry  goods  nnd  cloth- 
ing. Main 

Bruckman  C  C,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion. Commerce  and  Levee 

Brush  Reuben  W,  notary  public  and  con- 
veyancer, Court  House 

Buchanan  P  G,  clergyman  (Cong) 

BUDD  J  H.  attorney  at  law.  Odd  Fel- 
lows Hall  Building 

Burns  &  Devoll,  blacksmiths.  Center 


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Busli  William,  tii-c  nnd  life  insurance  ngt, 
Weber  Avenue 

Byers  John  C,  attorney  at  law,  Hunter  & 
Main 

Capurro  M,  forwarding  and  commission. 
Levee 

Card  11  &  Co,  dealers  produce  and  poul- 
try, Hunter 

Chase  A  S,  groceries,  etc,  Hunter 

Christian  W,  merchant  tailor.  Center 

CLAYES  O  M  &  CO,  proprs  and  pub- 
lishers of  Stockton  Daily  Independent, 
cor  Levee  and  El  Dorado 

Clifford  E  A,  genl  produce.  Center 

COTTLE  MELVILLE,  Supt  Public 
Schools 

COX  &  McKENNEY,  exchange  brokers 

CREECH  L  L,  groceries,  etc.  Main 

Crowley  J  F,  upholsterer  and  cabinet 
maker.  Hunter  &  Channel 

CULVER  N  C,  livery  and  feed  stable, 
Channel  and  American 

CUNNINGHAM  THOMAS,  saddles  and 
harness,   cor  Main  and  El    Dorado 

CUTTING  L  M,  notary  public  and  con- 
veyancer, Levee  and  Peninsula 

Dake  Frank,  blacksmith.  Main 

Dall  G  &  A,  blacksmiths  and  wheel- 
wrights, Main 

Daniels  O,  proprietor  St  Charles  Hotel, 
El  Dorado  and  Channel 

De  Blainville  L,  iiides,  wool  and  tallow, 
office  Levee 

Dean  D,  clergyman  (Meth  Epis) 

Debnam  S  H,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer 
drugs  and  medicines.  Main 

Deneman  John,  proprietor  Pacific  Hotel, 
Center  and  Market 

Dierking  Charles,  clergyman  (Meth  Epis) 

DOHRMANN&  SMALLFIELD,  gro- 
ceries, etc,  El  Dorado 

DOOLY  &  CO,  stage  lines,  office  corner 
Levee  and  Center 

Ducker  John  &  Co,  groceries,  etc,  Avenue 
and  American 

ECKSTROM  BROTHERS,  proprietors 
Eureka  Baths,  Independent  Block 

Eckstrom  Mary,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 
Main 

EHEMANN  LOUIS,  school  teacher. 
Turn  Hall 

FANNING  H  T,  ferocer.  Main 

Finkboherer  I,  San  Joaquin  Brewery, 
Weber  Avenue 

FISHER  S  &  Z,  proprietors  Mariposa 
stage  line,  office  Center 


FOGARTY  &  CO,  hardware,  iron,  steel, 

etc.  Main  bet  El  Dorado  and  Hunter 
Foster  B  F,  liquors  and  cigars,  Main 
FOX  GEORGE,  Eureka  Stable,  Weber 

Avenue 
Frances     Castilla,    Independent    saloon, 

Levee 
Frankenheimcr  B  &  A,  clotliing  and  fur- 
nishing goods,  Main 
Frazer  Phil  B,  telegraph  operator,  IMain 
Freeman  J  E,  carriage  trimmer,  Channel 

and  California 
Gall  A,  baker  and  confectioner.  El  Dorado 
Gallagher  T,  wholesale  and  retail  liquors. 

El  Dorado 
Garrow  C  &  Co,  brewery 
Gerlach  &    Ilaab.   Washington    Market, 

Hunter  and  Weber  Avenue 
(jlibbs  &  Co.  civil  engineers.  El  Dorado 
GIBSON  C  MRS,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods.  El  Dorado 
Giovanesse  &  Weber,  liquors.  Main 
Grasberger  J  A,  propr  Cohmibia  House, 

General  and  San  Joaquin 
GRATTAN  C,  physician  and  proprietor 

Electric  Water  Cure 
GRAY   &   HICKMAN,  importers  and 

wholesale    and    retail    dealers     dry 

goods,   clothing,   carpets,   oil    cloths, 

etc.  Main 
Haas  Cliarlcs,  jeweler.  El  Dorado 
Hafner  Wm,  carriage  and  wjigon  maker, 

Weber  Avenue 
Hale  Josejjh,  produce  dealer,  Levee  near 

Center 
Hall  J  B,  attorney  at  law.  Levee   and 

Peninsula 
IIANSKL  &  WALLNER,  wholesale  and 

retail  groceries  and  liquors.  Hunter 

and  Channel 
Hart  John,  blacksmith,  Weber  Avenue 
Hart  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes.  El    Dorado 
Havens  G  C,  Receiver  U  S  Land  Office, 

Main 
Hawley  James,  Phoenix  Livery   Stabli 

Main 
Hedges  &  Howland,  groceries,  etc,  Main    , 
Heeney  &  Lochhead,  produce.  Center  bet  I 

Main  nnd  Levee 
Henderson  R  W,  surgeon  dentist,  Center ' 
Hendrickson  C  R,  clergyman  (Baptist)     | 
HICKINIJOTHAM  J  T,  wagon  lumber; 

and  hard  wood.  Main 
HICKMAN  L  M,  hardware,  guns,  pistols, 

clothing,  etc.  Main  between  Hunter 

and  El  Dorado 


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A.  KOHLBB,  San  Franolioo,  importer  and  dealer  in  ISusio  Books. 


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Ililke  N  C,  pnddles  and  harne«s,  Main 
Hogan  J  M,  attorney  at  law,  iSIuin 
Iloldcn  E  S,  drugs  and  medicine?,  Main 

and  El  Dorado 
IIoiiclic  E  L,  wliolesale  and  retail  grocer- 
ies, Weber  House  Building 
Houston  W  J,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer, 

corner  Main  and  El  Dorado 
Howard  S,  money  broker,  Main 
Hubner  C,  wheelwright,  Weber  Avenue 
Hutl'inan  C  H,  commission  merchant,  cor- 
ner IMarket  and  Sutter 
Hughes  &  Keys,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion, Levee 
Hyers  AVilliam,  hairdresser,  IMain 
Inglis  &  Leveques,  State  Bakery,  Center 
Isaacs  H.  cigars  and  tobacco.  Levee 
Ivory  C  O,  blacksmith,  Sutter 
JACKSON  &  BLISS,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Main 
J.irvis  Jacob  A,  chair  nianuf,  IVIain 
JOHNSON  A  Mrs,  millinery  and   fancy 

goods,  El  Dorado 
JOHNSON  It  S,  genl  produce,  etc.  Levee 
JONES  &  HEWLETT,  groceries,  liquors 

and  hardware,  Hunter  and  Main 
Jones  J  H,  Excelsior  Batiis,  iMain 
Jones  William,  wagon  maker,  C'enter 
JOSEPHS    A    C   MRS,  dress   maker, 

Channel  and  El  Dorado 
Kallisher  E  D,  wholesale  and  retail  cloth- 
ing. Main 
KEEP,  IH.AKE  &  Co,  Globe  Foundry. 

Minn  and  Commerce 
Kierski  J  S,  stationery  and  news  agency. 

Center 
Kinnecke  P  C,  Stockton   Bakery  Hotel, 

Channel  and  California 
Kolman  H,  clothing  dealer,  licvce  and  El 

Donido 
LADD  G  S  &  BUO.  commission  and  for- 
warding. Hunter 
LANE    U   B,   proprietor   Lane's    Mills, 

AVcber  Avenue 
LANGuON   SAMUEL,  physician  and 

surgeon.  El  Dorado 
Lastrette  Nicola,  groceries,  corner  Wash- 
ington and  San  Joaquin 
Lertora   Peter,  crockery,  glass  and  hanl- 

waio.  El  Dorado 
Lewis  &  Darcey,  U  S  Restaurant,  Levee 
liieginger  H,  boots  and  shoes.  Main 
Lippincott  &  Belding,  soda  factory,  Weber 

Avenue 
Litterbrant   H,  Mohawk    Livery  Stable, 
Main 


Louis  &  Rosenthal,  toys  and  fancy  goods, 
MACBETH  U  S,  water  cure  physician. 

Eclectic  Water  Cure 
Magee  T  W,  blacksmith,  corner  Market 

and  Sutter 
^lAGNER    &     SAFFERHILL,    Ex- 
change Saloon,  cor  Mail:  and  El  Do- 
rado 
MAGNER  MORRIS,  El  Dorado  Stables, 

El  Dorado 
Mallon  &  Dugan,  commission  and  forward- 
ing, Levee 
MANNING  R,  proprietor  Weber  House, 

Main  and  Centre 
Marks  &  Co,  clothing.  El  Dorado 
Martin  G  T,  attorney  at  law,  cor  Main 

and  Hunter 
Mathers  II  O,  groceries,  IMain 
jMatterson  &  Williamson,  blacksmiths  and 
wheelwrights.  Main,  bet  Sutter  and 
California 
McLean  John,  boot  and  shoe  manuf.  Main 
McLellan  Frank,  Frank's  Saloon,  Centre 
McShane  &  Oullahan,  wholesale  dealers 

wines  and  liquors.  Center 
Sleade  D  A,  Deputy  Assessor  Int  Revenue 
MEADER   C   T   &    CO,   general   mer- 
chandise and  mining.  El  Dorado 
Melone  &  Davis,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Hunter 
Mengel  P.  boot  and  shoe  manuf,  IMain 
MERSFELDER  CHARLES,  Magnolia 

House,  Channel 
MERSFELDER  LEWIS,  Enroka  Ba- 
kery 
Merwin  1*  .J,  dentist.  Main  and  El  Dorado 
Milco  Nicola  &  Bro,  confectionery  and  toy 

store.  IMain 
jMiller  H  L,  house  and  sign  painter,  Main 
MILU'^R   W!M   P,  wagon  and  carriage 
('alifornia 

maker,   blacksmith,  etc,  Channel  and 

Mills  &  Doll,  stoves,  hardware,  tinware, 

pumps,  and  lead  pipe.  Main,  bet  El 

Dorado  and  Hunter 

Mills  Wm  H,  Pacific  Baths,  Main 

MOODY  &   BAXTER,  Weber  House 

Saloon,  cor  Main  and  Center 
Morris  &  Co,  Weber  Livery  Stable,  Center 
Nash  H  A  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  El  Do- 
rado 
NATT  GEORGE,  groceries,  Weber  nv 
Neistrath  M,  brewery.  Levee 
Newcomb  C  J,  wholesale  liquors.  Main 
Newell  Sydney,  stationery.  El  Dorado 
Norton  W,  sawfiler.  Center 


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Nye  S  D,  Register  U  S  Land  Office,  Main 
Nye  Thomas  &  Co,  Warsaw  Stable,  Center 
O'Donnel  M,  livery  stable,  California 
ORll  N  M,  U  S  Assessor  Internal  Rev- 

onno,  oHice  El  Dorado 
OWENS,  MOORi:,&  COGHILL,  whole- 
sale dealers  groceries,  elothing,  hard- 
ware, etc,  Main  and  Center 
PACHE  J  &  CO,  Ibrwarding  and  com- 
mission, Slarbiick's  Building,  Levee 
Parker  R   15  &  Co,  wholesale  and  retail 

grocers,  Hunter 
Peirce  J,  furniture  and  bedding,  Main 
Perry  J  W  &  Co,  chair  manufs.  Main 
PETERS  J  I),  forwarding  and  commission 
mercliunt,    and    dealer   grain    bags. 
Levee 
Pettis  W  n,  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoe?, 

and  \m\wv  hangings.  Main 
Pillsbury  E  S,  attorney  at  law,  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall  Building 
Piser  S.  cleaning  and  repairing,  Main 
Powers  M  Mrs,  French  fluting,  El  Dorado 
ROBINSON   &    liRO,   carpenters    and 

builders,  El  Dorado 
Rohrbacher  Piiil,  Avenue  Hotel,  Avenue 
Ro'.iand    A,   dry   goods    and    furnishing 

goods,  Jlaiu 
Roseman   V,  groceries,  liquors  and  hard- 
ware, cor  Center  and  Main 
Rotherbiish  1',  brewery 
RUSSELL  J,  hatter,"Center 
Sargent  H  S,  paints,  oils  and  groceries,  To 

Hunter 
SchmiiU  ]'],  i)hysician  and  surgeon,  Weber 

Avenue 
Schreiber  &  Leeker,  saddles  and  liarness, 

Hunter 
SEDCJWIClv  JOHN,  IT  S  Collector  Int 

Revenue,  ollicii  El  Dorado 
Seilnacht  Frank,  boots  and  wlioes.  El  Do- 
rado 
SELBY  T  II  &  CO,  importers  bar,  band 
and  .-licet  iron,  Parker's  Row,  Hunter  I 
Shea  John,  liliicksmilh,  Weber  Avenue      i 
SHIPPEE,    McKEE   &   CO,  groceries  i 
and  provisions,  cor  Main  and  Hunter  j 
SHUUrLKFF  G  A,  physician  and  supt 
Stale  In.-ane  Asylum  | 

Siegel  J,  hair  4lresser,  Main 
Simpson  &  Gray,  Iund>er  dealers.  Levee 
Sirey  J,  carpenter  and  builder,  Weber  Av 
SISSON  C  H,  stables.  Center 
Skinner  J  A,  clergyman  (Presb) 
Smith  G  S.  baths.  Main 
Snyder  A  V,  Union  Saloon,  Levoe 


Snyder  C  C,  blacksmith,  Weber  Avenue 
SPERRY  &    CO,  Stockton   City  Mills, 

Main 
Sposati  N,  physician  and  surgeon,  EI  Do- 
rado 
Sprague  Z,  gunsmith.  Main 
ST  DENNIS  PETER,  blacksmith.  Center 
Stamper  M  &  I,  gents  and  boys  clothing, 

furnishing  goods,  etc.  Main 
Stilson   W   A,  carriage   painter,  Channel 

and  El  Dorado 
Stockton   and   Copperopolis   R  R  oflice. 

Agricultural  Hall,  San  Joa(piin 
Stockton    Rural     Cemetery   Association, 

Office  Weber  Avenue 
STOCKWELL  &  IMOSELY,  staple  and 

fancy  goods.  Main 
Rtodder   E,  wagon   maker  and  dealer  in 

hard  wood,  Sutter 
STOETZER   II    E,  Copperopolis    Res- 

taurant.  Main 
StoU  M.  saddles  and  harness,  Channel 
STOWELL  JOHN,  carriage  and  wagon 

maker,  Main,  bet  Sutler  and    Cali- 
fornia 
STURGEON  W  S,  tobacco  and  cigars. 

Levee 
Thorndike  Albert,  physician  and  surgeon, 

El  Dorado 
Tilghman   (ieorge,  cashier  Wells,   Faigo 

&  Co,  and  agt  Mutual  Life  Ins,  Center 
Tilton  John,  Eureka  Saloon,  Independent 

IMock 
Tinkham  H,  City  Market,  Mai.. 
Tiip|)  R,  saddle  and  harness  maker.  Main 
Tripp  W,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  ^laiii 
UNDERHILL  &  THUKSHKR,  hard- 
ware iron  and  steel,  Main,  bet  llunti  r 

and  El  Dorado 
Vincent  Gein-ge,  millinery  and  dry  good  . 

and  agt  Florence  Sewing  Machines, 

Main 
Wagener  J  A,  Avenue  Market,  American 

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Waldman    Samuel,    cigars   and    tobacco, 

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Waldman  Saml,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Main 
Walmer  Heniy,  livery  stable,  Weber  Av 
Watson  William  S,  Chief  Kngineer  Stock- 
ton and  Copperopolis  Railroad 
Watterhouse  Jolm,  stable.  Hunter 
Weber  C  JM,  Land  Office  Commissioner, 

Levee  and  Peninsula 
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Lord,  Warner  «Sc  Co,  butchers 
Northrup  Thomas  J,  hotel  proprietor 


Webster  Jolin  II,  notary  public  and  con- 

veyaneor.  Court  House  Building 
Webster  William,  meroliant  tailor,  Main 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  Express  and 

Exchange,  T  R  Anthony  agent,  office 

Center 
Wenderoth  &  Wiegand,    Union    Cellar, 

Weber  Avenue  and  Hunter 
WEST  BROTHERS,  fruit    and    wine 

dealers,  Huntc" 
Wilkins  J  P  D,  saddles,  harness  and  hose,  i  Chrystler  &  Bartlett,  saloon.  Main 

Main  '  Chrystler  P  J,  agent  Phoenix  Ins  Co 

Williams  &  IMoorc,  drugs  and  medicines, ;  Crocker  &  Owens,  saloon 


Suisun  City,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  1  mile 
s  of  Fairfield 

Ames  Wm  A,  hair  dresser.  Main 
Breck  Samuel,  general  merchandise,  Main 
Campbell  S  D,  physician.  Main 
CANNON  R  B,  livery  stable.  Main 


Odd  Fellows  Building 
Wilson  George  S,  Shade  Saloon,  Levee      | 
Winter  R,  boot  and  shoe  manuf 'r,  Main  : 
.WOERNER  J,  Union  Market.  Channel 
j  WOLF  A,  Stockton  Livery  Stable,  Main  ; 
Wolf  Lewis,  jeweler.  El  Dorado  i 

WOODMAN   &    STOCKWELL,  sack! 
nianufactuiers,  book  binders, and  sew- 
ing mac'iiiiie  agents.  Main 
.rOST    FREDERICK,  forwarding  and 
I         commission.  Commerce  and  Le\ee      ' 
jlOUNG  WILLIAM  D,  merchant  tailor,  \ 
1         Main  I 

I  Yow,  Bun  &  Co,  forwarding  and  commis- 1 
I         sion.  Coiinncrce  and  Levee  '• 

ZIMMERMAN  J  A,  saloon.  Main  I 

Stony  Point,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  9  milts 

j         s  w  of  Santa  Rosa 

i  Strawberry  Valley,  El  Dor.ado  Co, 

j         Vii  miles  e  of  IMacervillo 

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Strawberry  Valley,  Yuba  Co,  P  O, 

I         iJO  miles  n  e  of  Marysville 

;  nii'mingharii  J  T.  blacksmith 

I  Cliambcrlin   li  H,  saloon 

i  Davy  Wm  II,  propr  Columbus  House 

i  Drake  &  Davis,  general  merchandise 

!  Kinerson  E  A.  l)utcl)er 

Farr<'n  ^Vm  D,  (La   Porte   Road)  hotel 
proprietor 

Ftcny  .Jas.  (La  Porte  Road)  hotel  propr 

McCormick  ,Ias,  (La  Porte  Road),  hotel 
proprietor 

Siory  P  II,  proprietor  Barton  House 

Sugar  Pine,  TuoUimne  Co,  P  O,  14 

miles  e  of  Sonora 
Baxter  D  F,  (Mono  Road)  hotel  propr 
Daivily  Thi  odore,  (Mono  Road)  groceries 

and  dry  goods 


stages 


Benicia 


Cutler  Milton,  propr   line 

and  Vacaville,  Main  , 

Elirman  &  Bachman,  genl  mdse.  Main 
Ehrman  M,  agent  Occidental  Ins  Co,  Main 
Frank  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise.  Main 
GILLESPIE   GEORGE  A  &  CO,  edi- 
tors and  pro|)rietors  Solano  Press 
Ilaile  Joseph  S,  attorney  at  law  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace.  Main 
Hanson  II,  cabinet  maker,  jNIain 
Ililjorn  E  P,  warehouse 
IIOOKE  &  CLARK,  lumber,  Ma'a 
Jacobs  William,  physician  and  de.  .ler  tin 

ware,  IMain 
KENNEDY  WILLIAM  T,  saloon,  Main 
KNORP  A  F,  pro[)r  Pacitic  Hotel,  ]Main 
Losh  Wm.  post  master  and  stationer.  Main 
IMARSTON  &  STOCKMON.  proprietors 

Suisun  City  JMilis,  Main 
McMahan   M  S,  druggist  ami  physician, 

JIain 
McMURTRY    G  W,  attv  at  law,  Main 
MEEIIAN    JIAURICE;    boot     maker, 

Main 
Morrill  G  E.  dentist,  Main 
MORRIS  AVILLIAM  J,  harness   maker 

and  livei'v  stable  proprietor,  Main 
MuUer  John,  bakery.  Main 
I'ayton  &  Williams,  butchers.  Main 
Pearcc  >fe  Hall,  contractors.  Main 
Pearce  J  W  3Irs,  millinery,  iMain 
Peke  J  J,  produce,  etc 
Perkins  &  Co.  irrnceries.  etc.  Main 
PIERCK  LEWIS,  warehouse 
POWERS  O   B  .t  CO,  editors  and  pro- 
prietors Solano  Herald 
PRIEST   S  &  CO,  painters  and  paper- 

lumgers 
REGNAR  FRANK  A, hair  dresser,Muin 
Rice  &  Cotting,  butchers,  Main 
ROBBINS  R  I),  lumber 
Roberts  John    II,  pcvioflleals  and  confec- 
tionery, Main 


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ROBERTS  THOMAS  B,  hotel  proprie- 
tor, Mnin 
SHIELDS  &  IIIGGINS,  blncksmiths 
Staples  F  O,  agent  National  Insurance  Co 
STOCKMON  &  BRO,  drugs  and  medi- 
cines, Main 
Stockmon  D  M,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

Main 
TEIMPLE  J  A,  sPloon,  Main 
TRAINOR  JAMvJS,  wheelwright 
Vuille  Wm,  watch  maker.  Main 
WHITE  A  L,  contractor.  Main 
Winters  H  E,  hoot  and  slioe  maker.  Main 
WRIGHT  &  HENRY,  blacksmiths  and 
wheelwrights,  Main 


Nealc  A  C,  druggist 

Neale  J  H,  general  merchandise 

T^eiser  &  Blanstock,  general  merchandise 

Phillips  N,  general  merchandise 

ROOF   I   N,  attorney   at  law  and   post 
master 

Sloss  &  Co,  livery  stabh 

Smith  J,  manufacturer 

Spalding  Z  N,  physician 

Spencer  E  V,  attorney  at  law 

Sprowle  S  M,  physician 
i  Steward  J  I,  hotel  pro[)riefor 
'  W^ard  John  S,  atty  at  law,  notary  public 
!  and  cimimissioner 

Washburn  &  GrilHn,  general  merchandise 


Summit,  I'lumas  Co,  P  O  —  miles  —  !  SuSCOl,  Napa  Co,  (P  O  address,  Napa 
of  Qiiincy  j  City),  (5  miles  s  w  of  Napa  City 


Bringum  William,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker 
Ilalbert  J  G,  post  master 
Wilkins  H  C,  hotel  proprietor  and  general    Mood^TArT'bhicksmith 


Berryman   &    Schidtze,  (Suscol  Valley) 

blacksmiths 
Brainard  S  C,  hotel  proprietor 


merchant 

Summit  City,  Alpine  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Cary's  Mills)  ;i()  miles  n  w  of 
Silver  Mountain 

Cuples  James,  (Summit  Lake)  physician 
and  hotel  proprietor 


Williamson  J,  lumber  merchant 


MOHRIS   WM  GOUVERNEUR,  pro- 

l)rietor  IMorrisania  Orchard 
Pettineli  T,  general  merchandi.-c 

Sutter   Creek,  Amador   Co,  P  O,  1 
miles  n  of  Jackson 


Brignole  B,  mining  store 

Brown  James  A,  physician 

cf .11      T  /-<     i>  /%      1  /^  '  Bunn   &   Newman,   dry  goods,  clothing. 

SusanVllle,  Lassen  Co,  P  O  and  Coun-  ]  ,^„^,,^  .^,^^,  ^,,^^^       ^  ^        ' 

ty  seat  ot  Lassen  County ;  legal  d.s-  ;  (.,,^^,^.„  ,,,,^^.,.,.j  i,,,^,,,,^;,,, 

ances  from  Sac  ram. -no,  -200  mdos  ; ;  ^  j^  ^^.^,,^j.  ^j,^  ^„j  ^,,^^j  j^^„  ^,^^,, 

from  Stockton,  24i,  n.des;  from  San  ;  ,)^;|,i^  j  I),  druggist  and  postmaster 


Quentin,  y">5  miles 

Asher  M  &  Co,  general  mcrcliandise 

Bader  C,  m  •.Ltfaclurer 

Borette  H  S,  pliysician 

Bowman  E  I),  general  merchandise 

Bruce  A,  Taggard,  attorney  at  law 

Clemens  W  W  &  Co,  manufacturers 

Cogswell  &  Co,  livery  stable 

Crane  &  Drake,  contractors  and  manfrs 

Dewey  A,  jeweler 
'  Hamilton  &  Co,  livery  stable 
I  Harrison  Wm  R,  attorney  at  law 
I  Harvey  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Ilowe  I  W  M,  physician 

Knoch  D,  general  merchandise 

l^ambert  John,  attorney  at  law 
.  LONGMOHE  A  C,  publisher  Sage  Brush  ! 
Weekly 

Moody  R  F,  physician  and  druggist 
!  Myers  P  II,  manufacturer 


DOWNS    R    C,  superintendent  Lincoln 

(fuarlz  Mill 
Fagnn  1'  &  E,  livery  stabh; 
FULLEN  J  &  CO,  foundry  and  machine] 

shop 
HASLEHURST    WM,    superintendent  | 

Eureka  and  Badger  (Juartz  Mills 
KEYES  JOHN,  mining  store  and  general  | 

merchandi>e 
Lutnesky  V,  watches  and  jewelry 
R  A  BOLT  L,  Sutter  Creek  Brewery 
RANDOLPH  I  J,  Exchange  Saloon 
St  Denis  M,  wagon  niaker 
SAVIFT  JOSEPF,  millwright,  carpenter.] 

and  joiner 
TIBBETS  FRANCIS,  foundry  and  mill 

chine  works,  blacksmithing  and  wagoiij 

manufactory 
Treat  D  W,  restaurant 
Wildman  W  T,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Col 


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SUTTER  CO.     Organized  1850.     Boundaries  —  Norlli  by  Butte,  east  by  Pla- 
cer and  Yuba,  south  by  Yolo,  west  by  Yolo  and  Colusa.     County  Seat,  Yuba  City. 

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B.  G.  Hiilburt 


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Yiilia  Citj- Uliinimrv,18fi8  «2UK)  pr  ami. 

March' 1808,  Fees. 

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;  Countj'  .Iiiiliro 

County  Clerk Caleb  K.  Wilcoxoii      "      "     ... 

I  District  Attorney J.  Louis  Willmr. . .  |     "      "     ... 

I  Sheriff ,  Joseph  A.  Friciul  .  Soiitli  Diittcs 

I  Heeorder C.  K.  Wiieoxon...  YiihaCity... 

Treasurer Rolwrt  Dinsmorc. . !     "      "     I      "         " 

I  Assessor I*.  ]J.   Cliaiiilierhiin  Meridian I      "  " 

'  Surveyor I'iiil.  K.  l)rest;her  .  Nieohiiis ;      "  " 

Coroner K.  Kellotrt; YubaCity 

j  I'libiie  A.lniinistrntor :  K.  Kelloj.'n "      "' i       "  " 

i  Siiperinten.b'nt  Publie  Schools  E.  IJ.  Dmiwell . . . . ;     "      "     !      "  " 

I  Supervisor,  1st  District James  W.  (Jaither. '     "      "     Dec,  18t>8 

2.1         "      L.  D.  Ileddcr Nicolaiis Oct.,  1806 

"  M         "      IK.H.  Crouch West  Butte '     "     1807 


ll'er  diem. 
Fees. 


S.350  per  ann. 
'Per  diem. 


Sutterville,  Sacramento  Co,  (P  O  tul- 
(Irc'ss,  Sacramento)  '3  miles  s  o  ol" 
Sacramento 

Arenz  Marten,  jjioplr  Satterville  Brewery 
Crouse   W  W,  blacksmitli,  wagon  maker, 

anil  .Iiistice  of  the  Peace 
DAVIS  KKAMv,  saloon 
Hastings  I)  K.  jirop  American  Union  Hotel 
McCircggor  Pclcr,  proprietor  Sutterville 

Ferry 
Tutnaii  W  II,  blacksmith 
Slierburn  Hicliariliproptr  Sherburn's  Hotel 

Sweetland,  Nevada  Co,  P  O,  8  miles 
n  \v  of  Novafla  City 

Dannals  &  IMenner,  bankers,  miners' store, 
and  iigcnts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

(iraiiaiu  Peter,  Assembly  Saloon 

Mcnner  William,  postmaster 

Wood  F  iV-  Co,  genl  merchants  and  hotel 
propriciors 

Table  Rock,  Siena  Co,  P  O  21  miles 
n  of  Downieville,  (Sec  Howland 
Flat) 

Tahoe,  El  Dorado  Co,  P  O,  55  miles 
n  e  of  Placerville 

Bennett  E  W,  proprietor  Bennett's  Hotel 
Clifford  &  Co,  hotel  proprietors 
Mawley  A  il.  hotel  proprietor 
Miliiser  S,  proprietor  Pine  Grove  House 
Quanchi  &  Lossa  (Pixley's  Mill)  general 

merciiandise  and  lumber 
Tryon  A  CI,  proprietor  Sierra  Hotel 
Wallenrodt  Geo,  propr  Sixty  Mile  House 


Taylorville,    Plumas    Co,  P  O,  12 
miles  n  e  of  (^uiney 

Asehlieim  Mayer  S,  general  merchandise 

Aschheim  S  M  &  Bro,  genl  merchandise 

Bass  C,  physicitm 

Blood  Amos,  drugs  and  stationery 

Blood  W  estate  of,  (Arlington)  proprietor 

saw  mill 
Brown  &  Shreaves,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Christian  James,  jjliysician 
Cooper  A  A,  attorney  at  law 
Corson  &  Hughes,  painters, 
Cunningham  it  llolthonse,  gen  mdse 
Eaves  Ambrose,  physician 
(iirtbrd  A  .1,  attorney  at  law 
(iotfredien  Conrail,  tailor 
Hardgrave  .Tohn,  hotel  proprietor 
Ilodgkins  G  W,  artist 
Ilosselkus  N,  wheelwright 
Huntington  Henry,  iiarness  manufacturer 
Keenan  .1  N,  iiardware 
Kringe  John,  watch  maker 
Lee  Dr,  dentist 

Morrell  Hobert,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Peck  Oscar  D,  butcher 
Remick  11  B,  livery  stable 
Hosencranz  Lucy,  physician 
Seabury  S  F,  attorney  at  law 

Stephens ,  furniture 

Taylor  Job  T,  P  M  and  hotel  proprietor 
Wright  W  J,  physician 

Tehama,  Tehama  Co,  P  O,  II  miles  s 
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Bumgarten  Henry,  wagon  maker  1 


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Devennoy  Robert  K,  wagon  maker,  etc 
GALLAND  &  BHO,  peiural  merchants 

and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Gnliand  Samuel,  telegraph  agent    " 
Gyle  Herman,  tolmeco,  eigars,  etc 
GY'LK  S  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
IIEIDEU  CHRISTIAN,  proprietor  Un- 
ion Hotel 


I  Reel  John   &   Co,   proprietors    Tehuron 

Flouring  Mills 
I  SIMPSON  JOHN,  blacksmith 
I  Tartar  &  Galland  driiggis^ts  and  npothc- 
I  caries 

Tartar  Nicholas,  physician 

Worthington  George,  harness  and  saddlery 


TEHAMA  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boundaries  —  North  by  Shasta,  east  by 
Plumari  and  lUitte,  south  by  Butte  and  Colusa,  west  by  Mendocino  and  Trinity. 
County  Scat,  Red  BlulF. 

OFFICERS. 


OFKICK. 


INCIMIIKNT. 


RKSIPKNCE. 


Temi  Kxplrcd.  i      SAI.AKY. 


Comity  Judge 

County  Clork 

District  Attonicy 

Sl.pritr 

Recdnler 

TrcHsiirer 

Thx  Colli'ttor 

Assessor 

Surveyor 

CoroHi'r 

Piililio  Admiiiisirutor 

Suiierinti'iiilont  I'lililic  Seliools 

Supervisors,    1st  District. .  < 


Wiirncr  Enrll Red  Illiitl' .Inn.,  I80S. . .  S24«M)  pr  onn.    g 

Frank  J.  FreiH'li  . .  I         "         

I'eter  B.  Niiclc....!         "         

Siiimiel  Kiiuiisli . . .  |         "         

Frank  J.  French . .  "         

Burnet  Neil I         "         

William  B.  Parker  "         

B.  N.  Scrihncr Stony  Creek. . . 

Tlioinas  Iliirlow  . .  |Ueil  Bluff 

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Per  dictn. 
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Wm.  T.  Cressler. .  Bed  Bliiflf March, 

Kcllum  Powell....!         "         OctoI.er 

James  B.  Suidmry  I         "         " 

A.J.  TtKniies ;  Tehama i         " 

Nathaniel  Merrill..'       "       I         " 

li.  C.  Copelnnd . . .  Red  Bliill' j         " 


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Telegraph  City,  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  I  Ten  Mile  House,  Santjr  C*iara  Co.  j 

o(\  miles  »  w  of  Mi.'^elumne  Hill         j  (P  O  address,  Los  Gutos)  10  miles  s 

...  ,       „  .,.„  1  1      T  '  w  ot"  San  Jose 

Fishor  &  Hill,  general  morcbandiso  ! 

Fisher  (J  L,  P  M  and  agent  AVells,  Fargo  |  McCobb  Henry  D,  hotel  keeper  and  P  M 
&  Co  I  McMulien  J  Y,  dealer  lumber 

Ollrlch  &  Schnessel,  carriage  and  wagon  I  Rogers  W  H,  proprietor  tlouring  mill  aitd 
makers 

Smith  Ezra  D,  hotel  proprietor 


TemeCUla,  San  Diego  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress. Sun  Luis  Rey)  50  miles  n  of 
San  Diego 

Breeze  Hamilton,  general  merchandise 
Mmice  John,  genei*al  merchant  and  miller 
W'oolf  &  Brady,  general  merchandise 

Temascal,  Alameda  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Oakland)  12  miles  n  w  of  Sun  I.*an- 
dro 

Babcock  Henry,  blacksmith 

Beal  S,  groceries,  and  general  mdse 

TemeSCal,  S.-m  Bernardino  Co,  28 
miles  8  w  of  San  Bernardino. 


Ten  Mile  House,  Sonnm.i  Co,  (i' 

O  address,  Santa  Ro.-a)  (•  mile.-)  s  of 
Santu  Rosn 

Cook  J  F,  hotel  proprietor 

Ten  Mile  River,  Mendocino  Co,  (I'i 
O  address,  Mendocino)   117  miles  n 
ofUkiah 

Chadboum  H,  hotel  proprietor 

Simpson  &  White,  general  merchandise      I 

Texas  Springs,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Horsetown)  7  milctt  s  w  of 
Shasta 

Davis  A  G,  fruit  dealer 

McCracken  Hugh,  general  merchandise 


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Wright  & 
Young  All 

Thompf 

miles 

Allbright  1 
Hotlcher  J 
Iturcliara 
I  Cadaic  Lo 
Campbell  ( 
i  tiirist 

:  .Tones  A,  g 
I  Iax  Frank 
I  saloon 

Tiickenbae 

Timber 

j  miles 

jllHlmke  F. 

Miller  G  h 

j  I'hiimey  T 

Timbuci 

j         e  of  M 

'  (^Inirehill  V 
j  ('i)iig(lon  (i 
!  Ciosgiove 
I  Ditinore  Jo 
I  Laiidrigan 
{  Hotel 

i  McAllis  vt 
{ Thorp  A,  I 
I  Wessols  S  ( 
!  station 


FACXPIO  INSUBANOB  CO.  Offloo  422  Oalifomia  Street,  Ban  Franoisoo. 


2  I  Todd's  1 

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I  :  I'.iiyles  Sni 
I  j  Saw 

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^  :  .Moore    & 
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^  j  MOORE, 
agents 
Pond  and 
genera 
Qm'rolo  N,  { 
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TomaleS,  l^Iorin  Co,  1*  O,  .'J5  miles  n  w 
of  San  UiifiU!! 


Wright  &  nedford,  general  merclmndieic 
Young  Amo!»,  npitiridt 

Abies  T  .1,  iTiisiice  of  tlie  Pence 
Thompson's  Plat,  Butte  Co,  P  O,  2  I  Andrews  .Innies,  hutei.cr 


miles  n  ofOroville 

AUhriglit  Lonis,  hincksmith 

Hollclier  John,  juoprielor  Western  Hotel 

Hurcharii  Kli  S,  earjienter 

Cadaic  Louis,  general  nierehandise 

Cam|)l)ell  Chas  E,  postmaster  and  horticul- 
turist 

.Tones  A,  general  merchandise 

Till  Frank  Samuel,  merchant  tailor  nnd 
saloon  keeper 


Harher  &  Co,  saloon 

ULACK  M  K.  proprietor  Tomalca  House 

Hradie  Kdward,  saloon 

lUlADY  E  F,  general  merchundise  and 

warehouse 
Clark  &  Smith,  bufchers 
Dulton  G  W,  physician 
DIJTTON  W,  notary  public,  general  mer- 
chant, and  agent  San  Francisco  packets 
ETIIIER  &  CI.OUETT,  proptrs  hotel 
Tuckenbach  Aiigust,  general  merchandise    Fageii  Tiionias  Hev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

(Ininlees  William,  i)roptr  American  Hotel 


I  Timber  Cove,  Sonoma  Co,  P  o,  4 '> 

I         miles  n  w  of  Santa  Uosn 

llelmke  F,  postmaster  and  genl  merchant 
Miller  G  Injustice  of  the  peace 
I'iiiniiey  T  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

TimbUCtOO,  Yuba  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 

I         e  of  Marysville 

(Nmrchill  W  C,  physician 
i  Congdon  (Jcorge,  butcher 
Crosgiove  .Iithn,  geinMal  merchandise 
Ditmore  .John.  Tiieatre  Saloon 
Laiidrigan  William,  proprietor  Timbuctoo 

Hotel 
McAllis  «&  Gordon,  general  merchandise 
Thorp  A,  Union  Sal.ion 
Wcsscls  S  C,  P  M,  druggist,  bookseller  and 
stationer 

Todd's  Valley,  Placer  Co,  20  miles, 
n  e  of  Auburn 


llaggcity  IVIichael,  pro|)rietor  hotel 
KKMJ^Y  M.  boot  and  ,»hoe  maker 
KKYS  .lOIIN,  attorney  at  law  and  agent 

Pacilic  lnsuranc«;  Co 
LENNAHl)  W  H.  harness  maker 
MITCHELL  &   (aLDAGEH,   black- 
smiths and  carriage  makers 
Thrasher  David,  blacksmith 
Vanderbilt  William,  .Justice  of  the   Peace 
Wightman  &  Co,  general  mercliandise 

Tower  House,  Sliasta  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Siiasta)  12  miles  n  w  of  Shasta 

TAGGART  GHA^'T  I,  proprietor  Tower 
House  Hotel  and  Shasta  and  Wea- 
verviile  Express  Line 

Tremont,  Solano    Co,  (P  O  address, 

Solani'),  .'50  miles  n  of  Fairlield 
Brown  E  L.  justice  of  the  peace 
Cloutman  J  F,  justice  of  the  peace 

Trinidad,  Klamath  Co,  0.>  miles  sw  of 
Oih'ans  liar 


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Ihiyles  Smith,  proprietor  Spring  Garden 

Saw  Mill  j  Chihis  William,  carpenter 

Himiinger  E  Mrs,  propr  Long  Island  Hotel  '  l)„  Bortran  E,  saloon 
CLAKK  A,    agent   Dardanelles    iMining    Dunphy  P  F,  general  merchandise 

and  Ditch  Co 
Leinmon  IJros,  proriefors  Watson's  Steam 

Saw  Mill 


Flahertj'  Edward,  livery  stable 
Gibbs  L  B.  proprietor  saw  mill 
-Johnson  .1  Dale,  iiotel  pro[)netor 


Kieifer 


-,  fruits  etc 


:\IINEIl  .1  l\r,  agent  State  Telegraph 

.Moore   &    White,    groceries,    provisions,  j  Nush  Isaac,  justice  of  the  peace 

hardware,  etc  !  Parker  Robert,  general  merchandise 

MOORE,  iSIINER  &  CO,  bankers,  and 

agents  Wells,  Fargo  «&  Co 
Pond   and   Constable,   mining   store  and 

general  merchandise 
Qiiirolo  N,  groceries  and  genl  merchandise 
Slicarer  Fred,  brewer 
Worsburg  L,  clothing,  dry  goods,  boots,  etc 


Sangster  J  Mrs,  hotel  i)roi>rietress 
AVari-en  W  W,  saloon 

Trinity,  (North  Fork)  Trinity  Co,  PO, 

13    miles  w   of    Weaverville 
Caraway  &  Co,  f New  Riv<M)  general  nidse 
McGillivray  .Joseph,  proprietor  saw  mill 


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A.  BOMAIT  &  Co.,  San  Fronoisoo.   Wholesale  and  Betall  Sealers  in  Books. 


NORTH  AMBBIOA  LIFB  INSURAN OB  OO.   FoUoles  Ruuronteed  by  BUt«  of  Now  York 


244 


!•  A  C  I  F 1 0     COAST     11  U  H  I  N  K  S  S     1)  I  U  E  0  T  0  U  Y  . 


Meckel  tlolin  <^'    llro,  ^eiil  inereliant!*  ami 

Iti  ewers 
SdielVer  F  &  (!,  (Hattlosniikc  Creek)  goii- 

eial  inereluiiidise 
Seli'oiner  II,  li'aeksinitli 
Yolie  (Jeorge,  hotel  proprietor 

Trinity  Centre,  'ivinity  Co.  l»  o,  28 

miles  II  e  of  Weavervillo 
Abranis  F,  general  ineieliaiuliso 


Cliilds  George,  elergyiuaii 

Dow  .F  C,  pliysi(;iiiii 

Diinpli}'  1'  F,  general  inereliamlisn 

Fader  iVc  Allen,  general  nierehandiDU  and 

agent  Wells,  Fargo  tt  Co 
llnll  iV-  Williams,  liolel  proprietors 
II,ultliai-d  ,1  I),  lilaeksmitli 
Simonds  F  II,  attorney  at  law 
N'osc  (■  II,  postmaster 
Walters  A,  general  mereliandisc 


TRINITY  CO.  Oiganizei!  IH:)!.  IJoiindaries  —  North  by  Klamath  and 
Si>kivoii,  east  l»y  Shasta  and  Tehama,  sontli  by  JMendoeino,  and  west  by  Iliiniboldl 
and  Klamath.     County  Seat,  Weavt^'ville. 


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UKSIOKNCK. 


T.Tiii  KxiilrcK.  '      SALAHY. 


Cidinty  ,liiily;o .loliii  Muriiliy WenviTville *'J4()0|ir  iiiiii. 


ii'iiMy . . 

III.  I.DI 


MiutIi, 


Coiiiitv  ('k'l'k Ailoiu)  iii.i.  i.iiiiinis 

Di.siiict  Attonii'v Ky;lpi'it  T.  Allen  . .  i 

Slit'i-ilV Jiiiiii's  (\)cliriui  . . . ' 

Iti'coriK'i- Ailoiio'in  .1.  Louiiiis 

'l"rt'n>inri' Ii)sc|)li  ("mi;; "            i       "  " 

Tax  I'lilliitor Kml.  Wiiltir "           "  " 

Assc«siir   (ii'or;:o  II.  HuiikiT.  'Trinity  Hivi'i- "  " 

.Siitvcyoi' Vaciint "  " 

C'cinnu  r .loliii  Ailiiiiis WcaviTvillc Marili,    IHtJS 

I'liMif  Ailiiiiiiisiriiti>i' loliii  Ailains "           "  " 

Su|'(.'riiit('ii<l('iit  I'lililic  (fi'liuuis  David  K.  (ionlon  .             "           "  " 

!Siilii'i\i.M)i-,  Isi  J)isirict S.  U.  Short '  Lcwistot) Nov.,  1807.. 

Jil         "      K.  N.  Davidson. ..   Wcavi-rvilK' "  IStiS.. 

"            3(!         "       A.  (i.  I'ri.T Canon  '.•reck "  ISti)!.. 


iMt'.S  Ki'fS. 

•^LMiOjir  aim. 
Marrli,    1«(18  Fees. 

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"         "      Sl.'iOOprann. 

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TULARE  CO.  Organized  lft.')2.  l$oinidaries  —  North  by  Fresno  and  Mono, 
east  liy  Iiiyti  iind  Kern,  south  by  Kern  and  Los  Angeles,  west  by  San  Luis  Obispo 
and  Fresno.     County  Seat,  Visiilia. 


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OKKICK. 


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IlKSlOKXCi:. 


Tcmi  Kxi>lri'!i 


SAI.AIIV 


Viiialia 


, .  .raniniry,18(iS  SiXtttOprHnn. 
. .   Maicli,'   lSti8  FiM. 

"         "      sioooprann. 


Woodville. 
Visalia  . . . 


U.'l.'iO  prnnn. 
IVrdiem.. . 

Foes. 


County  .lud^rc Nathan   Hakcr. . . . 

County  Clerk T.  .1.  Shacklelbrd. 

District  Attorni'v S.  A.  Slieppard  . . . 

Shei  itr ■ Tilden  Heed 

Heeorder T.  J.   Sliaeklet'ord. 

Treasurer    I.  K.  Seott 

Asses.«()r A.  II.  (ilasseoek  . . 

Surveyor I.  F.  Lewis 

Coroner Vaeant 

I'lildie  .\dininistrator "       "  "  " 

Snperinteiulent  I'lihlie  Sehouls  M.  S.  Merrill Visalia Mareli,    18(18  S.'l.'iO  per  nnn. 

Siijiervisor,  1st  District W.K.. Jordan Kavilah Nov.    1808..  I'er  diciii, . . . 

•2i\         "       H.  K.  Nieliols Deep  Creek "      ISCC...         " 

"  M        "       Tipton  Lindsey  ...    Visalia ,     "      18ti7..         "        

I  Tule.  Tulare   Co,  V  O,  'M  miles  s  e  of  TUOlumne,  .Stani.slnus  Co    (P  O,  ad- 
Visalin  ;  dress,  Laiigwortli)  32    miles  s  w  of 

Putnam  R  P,  genl  mcht,  and  hotel  propr    }  Knight's  Ferry 

Redfield  L,  postmtistcr  :  Giddings  Klishn  D,  county  a.ssessor 

Insurs  ia  the  best  Iiooal  Companyt  "  TH£I  PAOIFIO." 


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STATE     OF     C  A  li  r  K  ()  H  N  I  A  . 

TUOLUMNE  CO.  ()r;,'iinizf<l  IS.IO.  noiitidari.-M  — Noiili  \>y  Ciilav.-nis. 
cast  by  Mono,  rtotitli  by  .Mariposa,  ami  wt'st  by  StaiiislaiH  ainl  CalavcraH.  County 
seat,  Sonora. 

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OKKICI 


iNciMni'.NT.  iti;Hii»i:N<i; 


I  Tinii  I'Apli'i'K. 


Coinify  .liiil'Tu (ii'oiv  !'•  Ki'vcs. . 

Coiiiity  (.Mi'i!- il'inil  M.   Kislit-r.  . . 

I)isti-i<'l  Attorney 'Kilwiti  l{.  (iiilvin. . 

Slioritr JdIiii  \,.  Itiiin'liinil. 

lit riler ISoloii  W.  Cniiniic. 

Aililitoi' Solon  W,  ('nii);ui', 

'rrcnsiiivr 'riioiiins  Norsvooil . 

Tax  Colli'ctoi-H — 1st  District. .  .lohii  M.  Fiiii;;liiiini 

2i|         "      ..iRolMTt  Doniiiii  ... 

.■1(1        "      . ,  Solomon  M.  Millt  r 

4tli        "      ..  CImilos  h.  lliirpur. 

Assessors — 1st  District lolin  York 

"  ail         "     'riicnnusO.  Mirncv. 

"  .111         "     .Folin  K.  Dcnnison. 

"  4th         "     Iiinii's  .McCiilic  . . . 

Surveyor William  S.  ('oo|icr 

Ciironcr (Miurlcs  Hiinlcii... 

I'lililic  Ailministrutor Vaciint 

SupcriiitcniU'nt  I'niilic  Schools  II.  II.  Siicnccr. . . . 
Sn|icrvisor,  1st  District Charles  il.  Uamlall 

"  ad         "       Ilinim  A.  Unrifcss 

"  .'III         "       .Maliichi  Mvrn.i  . . . 


Sonorii. 


(^)lnmliia 

( 'liincsc  Camp  . . 
ItiK  <  >ak   Flat . . . 

Sonora 

Saw  Mill  Flat... 

Moiitc/.innii 

.Moccasin  Creek. 
Sonora 


SM.AIIV. 


.lannarv.lHtiH  '<^.'l(Mio  pr  aim. 
March,'    IHCH    24(10      " 
"         laoo     " 

"  "  4IHM»       " 

"  "  IHOII       " 


Aiaooprann. 
•SHOO  ami  Cecs 

I  HOO  " 
7(M(  " 
700      " 

I  .''>00 
I  .'iii.') 
i    4.'iO 

i  Fees. 


Sonora. 


Sprincliohl 

Chinese  Camp  . , , 


Oct.,  1S(17 

I    "    iHtit; 


*.l(10  per  ann. 
tioo      " 

*i(IO        " 

I   coo      " 


TuttletOWn.  Tiiobimno  Co.  (I*  O  ad- 
dress, Hcynolds'  l'\'rry)  <>  inilcs  n  \v 
j         of  Sonorii 

Swearer  William,  ininin<;  sloro 

Two  Rock.  Sonotna  ( 'o,  P  (),  1 0  miles 
«  \v  of  Santa  Uosa 

Roylan  Jamp.*,  blacksmitb 

Sclioobeda  Jobii  It,  postmastrr 

Wi'ij^and  Cliarh's,  propr  Two  Hock  House 

Ukiahi  Mendocino  Co,  V  (),  and  county 
seat  of  Mendocino  County,  MO  miles 
n  w  of  Petalinna  ;  legal  distances  tiot 
yet  defined  by  law 

Anderson  James,  clerpymnn 

Heiiiiniont  E,  clergyman 

Bond  Tiiomas  li,  attorney  at  law 

Homier  J  1),  elerjryinan 

IJorroiigh.s  J  N  llev,  elergymnn 

Hrigs  &  Dalton,  livery  stable 

Hronddus  J  L,  clergyman 

Bryant  W  S,  clergyman 

Carotliers  T,  attorney  at  law 
j  Clevelnnd  M  V,  barness  maker 
I  Cohen  I,  hair  dresser 

Crockett  D  C,  hotel  keeper 

Cunningham  W  W,  proprietor  Ukiali  City 
Hotel 


Deann  G  K,  clergyman 

Kdwards  1*  Rev,  clergyman 

Fish  I.  cb-rgyman 

Forct!  VVilliatn  II,  butcher 

fJlover  M  W,  clergyman 

llackley  Di^Wilt  C' clergyman 

Ilagin  Andrew,  jiropr  Ukiah  City  Hotel 

Hagans  AV  A,  hotel  proprietor 

II A/KL  IIKNSOX, druggist, postmaster, 

and  elergyman 
Ilci/erJohn  S,  surveyor 
IIocka<lay  J  W,  clergyman 
Iloblen  William,  attorney  at  law 
Isjiac  J  &  Co,  genend  merchandise 
Johnson  Wm  Neely,  attorney  at  law 
Jones  II  M,  boot  mtiker 
Jones  J  &  Co,  general  inercbimdise 
Lamar  Joseph  II,  attorney  at  liiw 
LEY  HENRY  1),  watch  maker 
Lowell  A  J,  attorney  at  law 
Luidroos  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
LYNCH     MAT,    publisher    Mendocino 

County  Democrat 
Mathers  G  H,  druggist 
McGiirvey   Robert,  attorney  at  law,  and 

notary  public 
Montgomery  T  P,  physician 
Moore  &  Chambers,  saloon 
Owen  James  M,  cabinet  maker 
Pabst  F  A,  painter 


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NOHTU  AMBBIOA  LirB  INSURAJf  OB  OO.    For  valUAblo  Information  turn  to  puce  161. 
24G  PACIFIC     COAHT     BUtilNEHH     DIHBCTOHY. 


PEl'l'KU  KDWAllI)  D.inil.lisli.iM.i.. 
(loi'ino  llcriilil 

IVikiiis  A  T.  l>liu'ki<iiiitli 

IV'i'i  V  A  ('  iNc  ('(•,  Imnii'ss  nmkiTH 

I'liillirii'k  T  C,  saloon 

Kill')'  iV:^  iltinliii,  p'luTiil  nieirliuiuli^u 

Slalfi'  N  K,  huluoii 

Sniitli  J  It,  |iliy»i('iai) 

S|triii}i  (1  S,  (k'iili>t 

Ti'oiit  1)  II,  attorney  at  law 
j  Vaiidivccr  Ila/rliini',  ju.sliee  of  tlic  peace 
1  Ward  J  M,  clcifrjinaii 

Wiilioit  Williiim.  rlcr^iymnn 
[  Wiliiam-i  «&  Calilwcll,  liv.'iy  stable 
I  Willis  W  K,  livfiy  stable 

I  Uncle    Sam.   I^ake  Co,   V  O.  8  miles 
s  e  of  Lake|)ort     (See  Kelseyville) 

Union,   Mi  reed   Co,  1*   (),  y.i   miles  s  e 
of  Siielliiig 

Albeek  A  .1  W,  {jeneial  merebaiidise 

Haiiiier  Dr,  pbysieiaii 

IJeimett  P  ll.  |tostmar-ter 

Weleli  1*  Y  «&  Sons,  j^eiicral  merebaiidise 

UniontOWn.  Kl  Dorado  Co,  (V  (),  ad- 

dre>s,     Coloma)    12    miles    ii    w   of 
I'laeerville 

Lolir  A,  general  nuuelmndise 

Upper  Lake.  Lake  Co,  P  O,  10  miles 
n  of  Lakeport 

Itiieknell  (Jeor^o,  pbysieian 

Houkofsky  (i  it  Co,  <;eiieral  merubandise 

Davis  W  M,  wajroii  maker 

Uiee  C  C,  botel  [iroprietor 

Satterlield  Jolin,  eleijrymaii 

Sebweigart  C,  blaeksmitb 

Vacaville,  Solano  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  n 
of  Fairfield 

Anderson  A  P  Kev,  elerpryman  (Metb) 
IJKHXAllD  A  P,  general  mereliandi-  > 
Blum  lirolliers,  general  merebandise 
Ewing  J,  wbeelwrigbt 
Fisber  O,  Uev,  clergyman  (Metbodist) 
(iordon  1),  i)laeksniitb 
Harmon  Cbarles,  bair  dresser 
Harper  E  A,  pbysieian 
Latimer  II  A  llitv,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Lucky  W  T,  Kev,  clergyman,  and  presi- 
dent Pacific  Metbodist  College 
Moore  A  &  G,  boot  and  aboe  makers 


KEYNOLDS  .1  W  U,  pbysician,  druggist, 

and  stationer 
Kobinsnn  •!  H  Kev,  clergyman  (Metbodist) 
Scroggins  I)  V,  liutcber  ^ 

Siunmons  ,1   C   Kev,  clergyman  I 

Taylor  I  Kev,  elergymiin  (Metbodist) 
TlLSi)N  J   I),  pbysieiafi,  druggist,   and 

stationer 
Veal  &  Wetzer,  hiacksmitbs 
Ward  V  P,  Justice  tif  liie  peace,  and  har- 
ness maker 
Waterbouse  E  S,  saloon 
Willougbl.y  I)  W  (;,  pbvsician 
WILSON'MASON,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co,  and  botel  |)roprietor 
Winters  W  M  Kev,  clergyman  (Metb) 

■v.       >citO.  Calaveras  Co,  P  O,  29  miles 
;  of  Mokelinnne  Hill 

Alfr<'ds  P,  general  merchandise 
COHEN  »&  LEVY,  general  merchandise 
Cohen  M,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Canes  M,  general  merchandise 
Enrigbt  T,  saloon 
Hoover  E  Mrs,  proprietress  l^nion  Hotel 

I  Kubn  J,  saloon 

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VallejO.  Solano  Co,  P  O,  20  n^iles  s  w 
of  Fairtield 

Hell  &  Wright,  groceries,  Georgia 
Heresford  James,  shoe  maker,  and  saloon 

keeper,  Georgia 
Itergwall  G.  general  mdse,  Virginia 
Hlackman  Henry,  agent  Pacific  Ins  Co 
Hoyee  J  K,  physician 
lirennan  D  .),  l»oof  maker,  Cieorgia 
IJreslaner  H,  dry  goods,  etc,  Georgia 
Brown  J  M,  physician 
BKOWN  .lOEL  Jit,  .aloon,  Virginia 
Brown  John,  restaurant,  (Jeorgia 
BKOWNLEE  JOHN,  livery  stabL,  Vir- 

gitiia 
Biin^bam  John,  butelnn',  (ieorgia 
Calleniler  John,  livery  stable,  Virginia 
Cassarly  Michael,  botel  |)ropr,  Georgia 
Clink  N  B  Kev, clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

(ieorgia 
Coakley  John,  liotel  |)ropriefor,  Georgia 
Cohn  L.  varieties,  etc,  Georgia 
Colby  Thomas  II,  varieties,  etc,  Georgia 
CONNOLLY    HENKY,  proprietor  So- 
lano White  Sulphur  Springs 
Currier  Amos  M,  attorney  at  law 
Dowling  Tiiomas,  baker,  Georgia 
Edgcomb  &  Stringbam,  blacksmiths 


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K()i«ti'r  William,  hiiIooii,  (Icorpin 

Kowlcr  iV  Co,  fri-iil  iiicr<'litiii(iii4c,  (jcnriria 

Frisl)t'«  ('loliMa,  «'(.:ir«'cli(tii(Ty,  Gi'or^jia 

Ki'i:4hi<'  .lolih  It.  altciriK'y  at  law,  (iu<)r;{ia 

KHIsniK  LKVI  (,'.  phpiciaii 

FJiOST  JAMKS,  drugs  and  nx'dicliies, 

(i('(tr;iia 
Karstc'iifcid  M,  liairdnssiT,  (icor^iu 
(iaiition    Tlionias    |)ru|ir   Vallcju  IIou.sc, 

Virginia 
(jordi'!*  K.  shoe  maker,  (Jcorjiiii 
(MtrinU'y  .laiiicH,  tailor,  (Jcor^ia 
dray  Ot  I'l-rry,  bakery,  (Jieor;j;ia 
(Jreeves  Win  ('.  gi'nl  indse,  (Jt'or<»ia 
(irenuant&  l!oil;:ers,  groeeries,  V'iri;inia 
Orimes  1'.  hlaeksiuilli,  Vir<riuia 
Haas  \  Co,  stationery  and  eigars,  (Icorji^ia 
HAWKINS      GKOIUJK,      luiirdres.ser, 

(ieor;;ia 
llayiies  1*  I^  Uev,  elerjiynian  (^lelhodist) 
IJilborn    Samuel  G,  attorney  at  law  and 

notary  (lubliir 
IliltiHi  &  Wright,  hardware,  cte,  (JeorKia 
llou;:litoM  «&  Lee,  building  materials,  Vir- 

pinia 
Mutton  U  T,  hotel  proprietor,  Georgia 
Johnston   T  J,  wines  und  liipiors,  Santa 

Clara 
l^amb  Francis,  saloon,  Georgia 
I^anib  W  it  Co,  hardware,  ete,  Georgia 
LAWTON   .lOi;   G,  atttnney  at  law  and 

justiee  of'tlh;  peace,  Virginia 
liOe  George  W,  agent  IMurnix  Insurance 

Co,  Vii'ginia 
Lee  J(»hn,  proprietor   Metropolitan  Hotel, 

Virginia 
Ii<'wis  1*  llev,  clergyman  (Cr.tliolic) 
LI  KINS    .lOSHril     L,    groceries    and 

agent    Hume  Mutual  Insurance  Co, 

Virginia 
LIKLXS     WILLLVM,    proprietor    Yo- 

Semite  House,  Virginia 
liUhd<'n  C,  groceries,  etc,  ({e'rgia 
LYNCH  1*,  groc<'ries,  etc,  Virginia 
Lynch  1*,  siiloon,  Georgia 
LYNCH  PHI  LI  P,  groceries,  etc,  Georgia 
AFassey  .1,  watch  maker,  Georgia 
McCUDDKN  JAMES,  proprietor  Union 

Hotel 
McElroy  Patrick,  books   and   stationery, 

Georgia 
McGarvey  &  Co,  brewers,  Capitol 
McGettigan  Edward,  manufacturer  soda 
McGill  Thomas   F,  fruit  aad  provisions, 

Santa  Clara 
McCully  J,  groceries,  etc,  Georgia 


Me(JiielIen   Hugh,  groceries,  etc,  fJeorgia 
MILLETT  S   P,  proprietor  Washington 

Hotel,  (ieorgia 
Morris  Fit/,  luilcher,  Santa  Clara 
NUGENT  WM.LIAVl  H,  hotel  proprie- 
tor, Georgia 
O'Neil  T  ,1,  groceries,  etc,  Virginia 
Piatt  .T,  Itlacksinith 

PLUNKKTT  P  W,  boarding,  Santa  Chirn 
Powell  Abraham  .Ir,  lumber,  Virginia 
K EI  NIACIN  P  L,  tailor,  Santa  Clara 
Itiehart  G  I(,  hariu>ss  maker,  Georgia 
Ifieker  W  S,  groceries,  ete,  (Jeorgia 
Hiley  <H  Clark,  saloon,  Georgia 
lliley  Charles  W,  Justice  of  the  peace  and 

notary  public,  Virginia 
I{ii>rdan  T,  restaurant,  (Jeorgia 
KolotV  John,  di'y  goods,  (ieorgia 
HU I LE  JOH N  II,  wood  and  coal.  Georgia 
Seaboltz    William,   proi)rietor    American 

House.  Virginia 
Shea  .1  M  Mrs,  milliner,  (Jeorgia 
Smith  &  King,  blacksmiths 
Snow   &    Uros,   dry  goods,    clothing,  etc, 

(Jeorgia 
Sohhilo    F    1),   dry  goods    and   clothing, 

(Jeorgia 
S|U'inger  Maria,  millinery,  Virginia 
Tobin  .1  F,  bulelier,  Georgia 
TOPLEY  JAMES,  druggist,  Georgia 
Valentine  Matthi-w,  saloon.  Georgia 
Walker  William,  Imnber,  Georgia 
While  Henry,  hairdresser,  (Jeorgia 
Whiting  E,  agent   State  Tel  Co,  (Jeorgia 
Wds(ui  E  J,  postmaster  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co,  (Jeorgia 
WENKJER  CHAHLES,  proprietor  Re- 
treat Cottage,  Benicia  Road 

VallejO'S  Mills,  Alameda  Co  (P  O 
addre.-s  Centerville)  1 2  miles  e  of  San 
Lcandro 

Incell  William,  general  merchandise 
JORDAN  WILLIAM  A,  agent  Hambcr 
&  Co's  Express  ami  hotel  proi)rietor 
Roberson  Thomas,  stone  cutter 
Scott  Thomas,  general  mcrch;nidiso 
Thompson  II  F,  stone  cutter 
Vallcjo  &  Co,  flouring  mills 

Valley  Ford,  Sonoma  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, RloomHeld)  20  miles  s  w  of 
Santa  Rosa 

Close  Thomas,  wheelwright 
Faibairn  A  Uev,  clergyman  (Presb) 


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Fowler  .Tames  E,  inniboi' 
Fowler  Nalliniiiel,  harness  maker 
I.Ol'KR  CIIAULKS   K  &  CO,  general 

merelianilisu 
Palmer  E  H,  undertaker 
Rien  .lolin  W,  hotel  proprietor 
Smith  Thomas,  proprietor  fjrist  mill 
AVithrow  William,  blaeksmith 

Valley  House,  Sonoma  Co,  (I'  O  ad- 
(lre.<s,  Petaiuma)  (!  miles n  ofPctalumu 
Veal  U  11,  hotel  pro[irietor 

Viola,  Sacramento  Co,  22  miles  c  of 
Sacramento 

Virginia,    riacer    Co,  (P  O    address, 

Anhurn)  !l  miles  \v  of  A nl turn 
Aldricli  C  1),  •ivid  mdse  and  mining  store 
Transne  A  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 

Visalia,  Tulare  Co.  P  ()  and  County 
Seat  of  Tulare  Coimly.  Le<,'al  dis- 
tances :  from  Sacramento,  2.")()  miles  ; 
from  Stockton,  20.')  miles ;  from  San 
l^nentin,  .'{.io  miles 

Arrinirlon  &  Co.  drv  L'oods  !,nd  clothing 
ASIITON   &   TIIOMSOX,    hiacksmiths 

and  wheelwrights 
Alwill  A  .T,  attorney  at  law 
IJAIIWELL  A.  wheelwright,   Itlacksmith 

and  machinist 
BAKKR  :MA1{TIX,  physician  and  drug- 
gist 
\\  r.A  K  E  .T A AI ES  W,  drugs  and  medicines 
Brandon  W  II  F.  gunsmith 
IJRKJCIS    II    W,   register   and  receiver 

land  oihce 
lUJOWX  A  A,  general  varieties  and  fruits 
Itntwn  S  C,  attorney  at  law 
BROWNE  .1  M,  general  merchandise 
Byrd  William,  varieties 
Clark  it  Tlioms,  Exchange  saloon 
CLARK  \V  I  LEI  AM  II,  proprietor  stage 

line 
Cohn  II,  St  diaries  saloon 
DAVENPORT    .AI    (i,    physician    and 

druggist 
DAVIS  I  W,  i)roprietor  of  Millerton  and 

Visalia  stage  line 
DINE  LEY  S  AMI*  EL,  hairdresser 
DOlKiLASS  D  R, general  merchandise 
DUNCAN  O  II  P,  Deputy  Sheriff 
Forsyth  Neilson,  attorney  at  law 
George  S  G,  physician 

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(Jordon  A  TI(>pl>nrn,  Exehang<;  Stables 
(»ri'en  11,  general  merciiandiso 
GREEN  HARRIS,  merchant  tailor 
lladlcy  Sarah,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 
HALL  WILLIAM,  farmer 
HARLAND  WILLIAM,  proprietor  Vis- 
alia House 
Harmon  Hi  Wiliams, proprietors  Exchange 

Hoi  el 
HATHAWAY  &   TAYLOR,  Planters' 

Slahles 
.TACOB  E,  general  merchandi>e 
Kraft  it  Strobe,  cotle*?  saloon 
LITERARY  LEIXiER  (weekly)  Visalia 

Lyceum,  publishers 
MALLOCH   D,  proptr  Visalia  Brewery 
McCevey  .1  (i.  pro|)tr  Planters'  Hotel 
Mc Daniel  W  I),  Justice  of  the  Peace  and 

conveyancer 
.McFarland  .1,  jiroprietor  toll  idad 
Mead  i^  Clark,  proprietors  of  \'i~alia  and 

('lear  Creek  line  of  stages 
Palmer  George  S,  attorney  at  law 
Pahner  John  R,  carpenter  and  builder 
PARKER  .SOLOMON,  miner 
Peak  Ilumphrev,  phvsician 
PEAKE  &  BVRD'  brothers,  pho- 
tographers 
RANSOM     &    CO,    publishers    Visalia 

Delta 
Redd  R  C,  attorney  at  law  and  court  com- 
missioner 
Rinstein  M  geiu-ral  merchandise' 
Rodgers  it  Reynolds,  general  mdse 
Rogers  A  M,  general  varieties 
Rl'SSELL  A  C,  attorney  at  law  and  ed- 
itor of  Tulare  Tinu^s 
Russell  W  A,  |)hysicia?i 
SAJISTAG  J  A,  saddles  and  harness 
Shackleford  T  .1,  county  clerk  and  insur- 
ance agent 
SHEARER  R  H,  publisher  Tulare  Times 
Sheppard  S  A,  attorney  at  law 
Steuben  W  N,  agent  Wells.  Fargo  &  Co 
STEUlHvN  ZANE,  assistant  express  agt 
Stevenson  George,  Shade  Saloon 
Stiner  it  (iidner,  \'isalia  Market 
STIRNWEIS  J  H,  boots  and  shoes 
.Strong  A,  telegraph  operator 
Strong  C  C  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware 
Strong  I),  carpenter  and  builder 
SWEET  S,  genera!  nierchant  ami  banker 
Thomas  J  N,  blacksmith 
TIIOMS   A    O,  proprietor   A'isalia    and 

San  Jose  Stage  I^ine 
Travis  '  D,  carpenter  and  builder 


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N'ALLKE  C  M,  hooks  and  stationery 
'  Wallack  I)  pcnonil  iiKMcliainlisc 
'  WKAVKR  II  K,  |.liotogiii|.liL.r 
d    Williams  G  W,  Fashion  iSalooii 
.2    Wilsoii  &  Tiioriie,  Overhintl  Stahlos 

£    Volcano,  Amador  Co,  P  O,  14  miles  n  e 
0  of  tiacksoii 

"i  ADA^IS  J,  hiacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

g  A:MAI)()U  CO  CANAL 

2  liaiiuun  ir  .T,  Jnstice  of  tlie  IVacn 

«  lU  UIvKSOX  C  I),  general  merchant  and 

^  (h'alcr  gold  dust 

^  CLU'ri'/E    I'   A,  general   mcrcliant   and 

0  :  manulacturer  tin  and  iron  ware 

^  Fahiaii  M,  dry  goods,  (riothing,  hoots,  ete 

'°.  Fesscl  1{,  groc(;ries,  provisions,  liquors,  etc 

0  F()(;i:S  S  C,  agent  Fogns'  (Quartz  Mill 

o  FHKY  dOIIX,  toI)a(!co,  cigars,  stationery, 

0  fancy  goods,  etc 

1  (IKOHGF  n  F,  proptr  St  fJeorge  Hotel 

0  (X)LI)SW()UT11    JAMES,  St  Charles 
,2  Saloon 

g    (ii'ii'sljack  (Jeorge,  Volcano  Bakery 
•   HALF  S.  agent  Volcano  Ditch  and  Amr.- 
S  :  dor  Co  Canal 

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S  IIALSFV  1  S,  dentist  and  photographer 

•0  Ilanford  E,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

«  IIANFOUI)  S,  dry  goods,  groceries,  and 

»  general  merchandise 

jS;  Ives  William,  ;,!  ysician 

g  .Midler  I*"  A  »^  Co,  Havaria  Brewery 

2  I'o!  '.cr  .lames  M,  attorney  at  law 

^  I'riddy  W  B,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

d  I{(\ichling  F  ^'  Co,  j(\welers,  assayers,  and 

g  dealers  gold  <liist 

!2  SORACCO  BROS,  groceries  and  general 

g  merchandise 

„■  TIIOSS  WI  IJ.I  AM  II,  proprietor  Thoss' 

1  Sulphurct  Mill 

S    Ward  »t  McMillan,  hlacksmitha 

C    WARNER  .1  E,  physician,  druggist,  and 

C  dealer  oils  and  fancy  goods 

'''^   WIHTIX(i  S  L,  carpenter  and  manufae- 

S  i         turer  machinery  i>nd  horsepower 

2  I  Woolisy  E  B,  livery  stahle 

2    Walnut  Creek,  Contra  Costn  Co,  P 
a  (),  10  miles  s  of  3Iartinez 

RRAI)B^RY^V  r,i)hysieian 
Ilammet  A  W,  Justice  of  the  Pence 
Ilammet  G  W,  Justice  of  the  Peace  and 

hutcher 
HOUGH    MILO  J,  proprietor  AValnut 

Creek  House  and  saloon 


PEEL  L  (r,  general  merchandise 
PENNIMAN  &  SEARS,  general  mcr- 

(handis<; 
Penniman  H  P,  postmaster 
Sears,  Penniman,  &  Bradhury,  drugs  and 

medicines 
Sears  G  C,  agent  Bamher  <^'  Co's  Ex[)res8 
VINCENT  W  R,  hiacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright 

Walnut  Grove,  Sacramento  Co,  P  O, 
.'M  miles  s  of  Sacramento 

Chand)lin  John  L,  general  mcht  and  P  M 

Fowler  M  R,  physician 

Miller  J,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 

Mollilt  John,  saloon 

Shar[»  John  W,  hotel  proj)tr  and  hiacksmith 

Warm  Springs,  Alameda  Co,  (P  O 

aildrcss,  Harrishurg)  2;^  miles  s  e  of 
I  San  Leandi'o  | 

i  REDDING  W,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  ' 
i  REDDING  Vi  &  Co,  [troprictors  Warm 
Springs  Hotel  ! 

Washington,    Nevada   Co,   P  O,  22 
in'les  n  e  of  NevadaCity 

Brimskill  E,  groceries,  <'tc 

Buissman    H,  hotel  proprietor 

Dtilac  L,  saloon  and  hilliards 

tiriessel  (',  hot<d  proprietor 

llershey  1)  N,  market 

Kohler  II,  groceries,  etc; 

Kosminsky  S,  dry  gooils 
I  Krieg  E,  saloon  and  hilliards 
]  L()eh(>r  Mrs,  saloon  and  hilliards 
'  Lyons  Mrs,  hotel  proprietress 

McBean  John,  saloon  and  hilliards 
I  Schlichter  J,  hrewer 
I  Schnhiner  L,  clothing 
I  \'aii  Dusen  L,  groceries,  etc 

Washington,  Yolo  Co,  (V  O  address, '' 
Sacramento)  17  miles  s  e  of  Woodland 

Brooks  W  N,  manuf  washing  machines 
'  Collins  J  B,  carriage  and  wagon  maker 
j  COOPER  GE0R(;E,  distillery 

Corder  S  A,  dealer  ]»elts  and  wool 

REED  C  W,  orclmrdist 

Sevey  G  AV,  groceries,  provisions,  licjuors, 
ete 

Stenne  C  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Waring  Amos,  general  merchant  and  hotel 
proprietor 


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miles  s  e  of  San  Leandio,  and  ^5 
miles  s  e  of  San  Francisco 

BEAZELL  &  C'ROWELL,  blacksmiths 

and  machinists 
Brown  Samuel  I,  agent  Bamber  &  Co,  and 

hotel  keeper 
Mack  William  IF,  general  merchandise 
!  McKean  Til,  iihysiciaii 
i  KIX  A  O.  \vlie.'I\vrislit 
!  TYLER  AXDUEW,  iiotel  keeper 
I  WALTERS  (J  M,  farmer 

i  Watson  Gulch,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Ilorsetown)  8  miles  s  of  Shasta 

DePray  Paul  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

WatSOnville,   Sania  Cruz   Co,  P  O, 
I'J  miles  s  e  of  Santa  Cruz 

Adams  CJeorge,  brewery,  Pajaro 

Adams  J  Rev,  clergyman  y^Catholic) 

Alexander  A,  tailor.  Pajaro 

ALEXANDER  T  D.proptr  Pacific  Ex- 
change Iiotel,  Pajaro 

Asliton  A  C.  iiarness  maker,  Pajaro 

Bailey  F  E,  ])hysician.  Pajaro 

Barney  &  Co,  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
Pajaro 

Bayley  B  F,  notary  public,  Pajaro 

Billings  &  Rodden,  boots  and  shoes,  Pajaro 

Bird  James,  saloon.  Pajaro 

Blair  A  W,  attorney  at  law,  Pajaro 

Bowie  Adam,  bakery,  Pajaro 

Bremian  Jauies,  masti.'r  steamer   Salinas 
and  pioprietor  warehouse 

Brown  iJc  Miller,  hairdressers,  Paj.iro 

Brown  Wm  II.  hairdresser,  Pajaro 

Brownstone  I  &  Co,  agts  Truman  &  Co's 
Express  and  gen  merchants,  Pajaro 

Burk  N,  general  merchandise,  Pajaro 

Chapman  J   S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,'  POINTER  I),  liver^      able,  Pajaro 

Pajaro  \  PORTER  JOHN  ..,  justice  of  the  peace, 


Freiermuth  &  Stelgelman,  tin  smiths,  deal- 
ers stoves,  etc,  P.ijaro 
GOLDSTEIN  E  L  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise, Pajaro 
HAM  J,  horse  dealer,  Pajaro 
Hart  W  C,  physician,  Pajaro 
Huiith  Alfred,  j)roj)rietor  Mansion  House. 

Pajaro 
Ilolbrook  L  D,  justice  of  the  peace,  Pajaro 
Howard  John  A,  gunsmith,  P.-ijaro 
Ilowse  John  H,  stoves,  etc,  Paj.iro 
Huntington  H  S  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
Irelan  &  Bailey,  druggists,  Pajaro 
Irelan  L,  physician,  Pajaro 
Jackson  Henry,  commission    mcht,  Pajaro 
KEARNEY  &  ORDIall,  groeeries,'etc, 

Pajaro 
KEARNEY,    McC^UILLAN    &    DU- 
CHOW,  pubs  Pajaro  Valley  Times 
Kelly  P,  restaurant,  Pajaro 
Kelton  Charles  H,  photographer,  Pajaro 
Kennedy  Morgan,  livery  stable,  Pajaro 
Knowlton    Joseph,  machinist  and    black- 
smith, Pajaro 
Lacaze  J  B,  groceries,  etc,  Pajaro 
Lee  Jidius,  attorney  at  law,  Pajaro 
Lee  R  F,  blacksmith,  Pajaro 
Maher  T  blacksmith,  Pajaro 
MARTIN  E.post  master,  stationer,  notary 

public  and  commissioner,  Pajaro 
Moore  and  Lynch,  blacksmiths,  Pajaro 
Mosto  &  Co,  general  merchandise,  Pajaro 
Niggle  (Jeorge,  saloon,  Pajaro 
Nye  B  &  Son,  clothing,  etc,  Pajaro 
Nye  IMark,  news  and  periodical  agent,  Pa- 
jaro 
OTIaia  Wm,  dentist,  Pajaro 
O'Neal  Charles.  Temple  Saloon,  Pajaro 
Ordish  E,  butcher,  Pajaro 
Ordish  Joseph  I),  insurance  agent,  Pajaro 
Pagt?  Ciiarles  A,  saloon,  Pajaro 
Porter  it  Hayden,  painters,  Pajaro 


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Cohen  31  C.  merciiaul  tailor 

Cool  P  \'  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


Pajaro 

Putnam  B  L,  saloon,  Pajaro 
ROSE  N  H,  wheelwright,  Pajaro 


Cooper  &  Co,  general  meichaudisc,  Pajaro  ,  Ross  W  W,  physician,  Pajaio 


Cox  Wm  B,  liqiiois,  Pajaro 
CRAIG  A,  attoiriey  at  hiw,  Pajaro  j 

D'Avila   (J,  genera!  nn-rchandise,  Pajaro 
Devoe  &  Perry,  wheelwrights.  Pajaro         I 
Dorrance  Wm  F,  harness  maker,  Pajaro    I 
English  Robert,  wheelwright,  Pajaro  i 

FORD  &  SAN  BOH  N,  genera!  mcrehft-.i-  j 
disc  and  lumber,  Pajaro  | 


Roussell  A  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
SEA  RLE  WILLIAM  A  &  CO,  butchers, 

Pajaro 
Simmons  S  S,  physician,  Pajaro 
Snodgrass  Thonuis,  harness  nmker,  Pajaro 


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jiiro 
Swiiin  II  V,  dentist,  I'ajaro 
Swart  A  T  &  Co,  drii<:fj;istsi,  Pajaro 
Tlirit't  James  W.  allorney  at  law,  Pajaro 
Thoriitoa  S  K.  attorney  at  law,  Pajaro 
Tobin  VVni,  proprietor   Cosmopolitan  res- 
taurant, Pajaro 
Ulilf'eider  II,  eont'eotionery,  ete,  Pajaro 
Waugaman  John,  wheelwri<j;ht,  Pajaro 
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Kenney  Arthur,  boot  maker 

Lang  Max,  groceries,  etc 

Loots  &  Lord,  blaeksniitlis 

Lorenz   &    Ilagleman,  proprietor    Pacific 

Brewery 
Lovcjoy  E  P,  atty  at  law,  justice  of  the 

peace  and  notary  pul)lie 
McCain  James  S    &  Co,  dry  goods   and 

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McNulty  Father,  clergyman  (UomCath) 
Frederick,  boot   and  shoemaker,    Morris  &  Brady,  propr  New  York  Hotel 
ijaro  j  Oberdeener  Moses,  druggist    and  apotlie- 


WIIITK  «fc  TRAFTON,  blacksmiths,  Pa- 
jaro 

White  (}  C  &  Co,  proprs  Nebraska  House, 
Pajaro 

Wilcox  O  P,  watchmaker,  Pajaro 


carj',  books,  stationery,  etc 
Oberdeener  Wolf,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 
Obermohle  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Strauss  Ernst  D,  watcliniaker  and  jeweler 
Taylor  — ,  clergyman,  (Meth  Epis) 


Wise  diaries,  cigar  manufacturer,  Pajaro    Tlionias  Richard  A,  |)hysician 


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Zmudouski  M,  boots  and  shoes,  Pajaro 

Weaverville,  T';'>.>i'y  Co,  P  o  and 

County  seat  of  Trinity  County ;  legal 
distances :  from  Sacramento,  2')') 
miles  ;  from  vStockton,  iWO  miles ; 
from  San  (^uentin,  SSi>  miles 

Allen  Egbert  F,  atty  at  law 

Balcii  James  R,  clothing,  etc 

Brown  Wm  I),  biacksmitii 

BURCM  JOHN  C,  attorney  at  law 

("hauncey  Harvey  M,  physician 

Clark  Ansel,  bootmaker 

Colm  Piiilip,  tailor 

COMSTOCK   &  MARTIN,  forwarding 

and    commission,   proprietor     livery 

stable,  etc 
CON' DON  WILLIAM,  Empire  Hotel 
Craig  Josejih,  gunsmith 
(;ATES0SCAU  J,  dentist 
(;01{I)0N  DAVID  E,  publisher  Trinity 

Journal 
Greeidiood    &  Newbauer,  bankers,  assay- 

ers,  expresi  and  agents  Pacific  Ins  Co 
Ilealey  Alexander,  tobacco  and  cigars 
llindley  II  &  Co,  butchers 
Mocker  Henry,  groceries,  etc 
Iloslinger  &  Einfalt,  saddlery,  boots,  shoes, 

etc 
;  Howe  Ira,  carpenter 
lludspetii  Wm  L,  tailor 
JUNlvANS    HENRY,  liardware,  stoves 

and  tinware 
i  Ivarsky  I  &  t-o,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 
I  Kelton  Edward  A,  U  S  Assessor,  Eiglith 

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TINNINS&  OWENS,  genl  merchandise 
Tinsley  Alexander  &  J,  proj)rietor  North 

Fork  and  ISIarysville  Stage  Line 
Todd  William,  physician 
TRINITY  JOURNAL,  David  E.  Gor- 
don, proprietor  and  editor 
Vogle  and  Paulsen,  proprs  Union  Hotel 
Weis(;  &  Volimans.  propr  iSIiners  Hotel 
Williams  &  Felton,  attorneys  at  law 
Williams  M  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
AVilson  William  physician 
Young  Frank  W,  Tajuors  and  billiards 

West  Butte,  Sutter  Co,  P  O,  15  miles 
w  of  Yuba  City 

Cope  J  M,  blacksmith 
Johnson  Joseph  I),  clergyman 
Low  David,  wagon  maker 
Maze  E  L,  hotel  proprietor 

West  Point,   Calaveras   Co,  P  O,  18 
miles  e  of  Mokelunme  Hill 

Clradacap  &  Rufii'ii,  general  merchandise 
Meade  W,  proprietor  West  I'oint  Hotel 
Morris  Coleman,  clothing 
Musto  I'l'ter,  general  merchandise 
Novilla  F,  general  merchandise 
Oztrano  L,  (Sandy  Gulcli)  genl  mdse 

WhiskeytOWn,  Shasta  Co,  (P  O,  ad- 
dress Shasta)  o  miles  n  of  Shasta 

Farrington  N  C,  proprietor  saw-mill 
Fleming  John,  proprietor  saw-mill 
Kesler  William,  general  merchandise 
King  James,  hotel  proprietor 
Williams  L,  blacksmith 


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White  River,  Tulare  Co,    (P  O  ad- 
dress. Tide)  41)  miles  s  e  ot'Visalia 

AllNOLD  E  N,  blacksmith 
]Mitcliell  L  general  mercliaiidise 
W^-ekoff  J,  groceries  and  provisions 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  Napa  Co, 

j  rO,  18  miles  n  w  of  Napa  City. 

ALSTROM  S,  White  Sulphur  Springs 
BREM15EKG  J  &  CO,  proprietors  AVhite 
Sulphur  Springs 

WhitlOCk  Creek.  Jlaripo^a  Co,  (P  o 
address,  Mariposa)  5  miles  from 
Mariposa 

;  McErlane  Hugh,  general  merchandise 

'  Wihuington.  Los  Angeles  Co,  P  O, 
22  miles  s  of  Los  Angeles 

I  Allen  Ct.  Market 

:  BANNLXG  PHINEAS  &  CO,  forward- 

1  ing  and  commission 

BUTLER  GEORCiE  R,  livery  stable 

Childs  M  W,  general  merchandise 
i  DEAVKR  &  LORING,  National  Hotel 

DERSKIN  JOSEPH  K,  Snug  Saloon 
I  Ernst  IL  groceries,  etc 
I  Jacoby  H,  |)Ostmaster 
!  KKE'MKR  &  CO,  general  merchandise, 
]  and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

iLAABERSHELMEll  ANTON,    drugs 
I  and  medicines 

Lewis  II  C.  general  merchandise 

Main  1),  saloon 

POTTS  J  W,  general  merchandise 

THOMPSON    &    KEXNISTON,   Wil- 
mington Exchange 

Todd  G  W,  boots  and  shoes 

Wilson's  Ranch,  Placer  Co,  P  O, 
44  miles  from  Anbiirn 

Hooper  William,  general  merchandise 

Windsor,  Sonoma  Co,  P  O,  10  miles 
n  w  of  Santa  Rosa 

BARNES   &   PETRAY,  general  mer- 
chandise, and  lumber 
BONNEL  B  F,  tinsmith 
Bonnel  Lindsay,  varieties 
Clark  AVilliam  S,  postmaster 
Colvin  J  A,  contractor 
Emcrman  H  J,  propr  Windsor  Hotel 
Forrister  A  J,  saloon 


(jtentry  W  O,  harness  maker 

Graham  &  Gm-nett,  blacksmiths 

Greaver  John,  blacksmith 

Hazen  C  C,  physician 

Kennedy  C  W,  butcher 

Latt'erty  H  H,  shoe  maker 

Petray  G  W,  chair  maker 

Porter  James  L  Rev,  clergyman  (^fclh) 

PREWETT  &  CO,  blksmiths  and  wheel 

Wrights 
Rosenberg  M  J,  ngt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Schwitzer  &  Rosenberg,  genl  mdse 
Walker  J  K  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth) 
West  Samuel  I,  contractor 
WHITE  \V  II,  blacksmith 

Wisconsin   Hill.  Placer   Co.  (P  0,, 
address    Michigan    BluH)    ^4   miles 
n  e  of  Auburn  [ 

Brown   J   F,  general    merchandise   and 

nuning  store, 
Irish  S  L,  hotel  proprietor, 

Woodbridge,  San  Joaquin  Co,  P  0, 
14  mdes  n  of  Stockton, 

Adlam  Henry,  physician 
Rellville  William  W,  physician 
Bentley  II,  general  merchandise 
Bently  Horace,  i)hysician 
Bolt  Charles,  general  merchandise 
Crist   Daniel,  variety  store  and  P  M 
G.!\y  CJ  X,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 
House  Messcr  W,  physician 
Keith  G  A,  proprietor  Woodbridge   Hotel 
Lavisekcy  J,  general  merchandise 
Shang  Charles  W,  physician 
Williamson  Charles  V,  physician 


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from  Stockton,  GO  miles ;  from  Sail 
Quentin,  I4o  miles 

BAKER  E  H,  proprietor  Baker's  Hotel 
Barber  «&     CJray,   groceries,    provisions, 

clothing,  etc 
Benham  R,  blacksmith  I 

Burnett  &  Hagan  attorneys  at  law  i 

Case  J  M,  physician 

CUNNINGHAM  J  S,  postmaster,  drug- 
gist and  jeweler 
Davidson  S,  varieties  i 

DeWhitt  W  M,  attorne)  ut  law  i 

Dietz  L,  saddle  and  harness  manufaturer  | 
Dubois  C  P,  blacksmith  | 


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liLLIOTT  C,   blacksmith  and   carriage  1  Clark  A  1$,  l)oot  and  slioc  maker 


maiiiif'actory 
Freeman   F  S  &  Co,  owners  Woodland 

Mills 
Frost  C  S.  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public 
GIDDINGS  KliVVIX.  County  ("Jerk 
(Jrove  P.  clerpynian,  (Metiiodist) 
CiKOVKR  &    St,   LOUIS,     luiblishers 

Woodland  News 
Ilafky  H,  firoceries,  provisions  liquors,  etc 
Ilyman  S  &  IVI,  general  merclianilise 
Lawson  J  1),  pr()|)riet()r  livery  stable 
Lewis  J  V,  projjrietor  Oaks  Saloon 
Miller  &  Schiller,  propr  Yolo  Hrewery 
^loore  James,  owner  Woodland  Ditch 
MOHIN  C  1),  tin  and  sheet  iron   manuf 
Overshiner  G  J,  carriage  and  wagon  mak'r 
TEIHSON  &  STHON(J,  physicians 
IVndegast  J  N,  clergyman,  (Christian) 
Price  Wm.  |uopr  IJella  Union  Saloon         | 
IJav  1),  plivsiciau  i 

SPKACJUH  C  P,  attorney  at  law 
Tucker  A  \V,  Occidental  Saloon  | 

AVOOUJ.IFF  THOMAS,  druggist  | 

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WOOdside,    San    IMateo    Co,  P  O,  ") 
miles  w  ot"  Hcdwood  City 

Ackerson  &  Hanson.  i)roptrs  Shingle  Mills 
liasset  Hubert,  blacksmith 
Hasset  Michael,  wheelwright. 
KELLY  M  G,  <i<;neral  merchandse 
Lasswell  Wm,  .Justice  of  the  Peace 
Plums  S  P,  propr  shingle  mills 
Saunders  Ambrose,  piopr  saw  mill 
Saunders   Amos,  propr  shingle    mill,  and 

i  hotel  keeper 

'  Tripp  K  O,  genl  nicht,  dentist,  and   P  M 

Wyandotte,  lUitte  Co,  P  O,  G  miles  s 

e  of  Oroville 
IMiss  W  Y,  attorney  at  law 
Diistone  William,  clergyman 
Lewis  David,  .Justice  of  the  Peace 
Snyder  F  S,  physician 
Thatcher  Anu)s,  hotel    proprietor 
'  Wilkerfon  W  S,  grocer  and  [jostmaster 

i  Wyatt'S  Store,  Mariposa  Co  P  O,  l.l 

miles  of  Mariposa 
I  Silva  Manuid  i\[,  geiu'ral  merchandise 
'  Trabuco  L,  (Benton  Mills)  geid  nulso 

Yankee  Hill,  Butte  Co,  P  0,  IG  miles 

n  of  Oroville 
Buyley  L,   pliysician 


Miller  «&  Bro,  (Frenchtown),  butchers 
Snow  L  A,  (Little  Kinshew)  genl   mer- 
chant and  hotel  proprietor 
Wells  M  H,  genl  mcht  and  hotel  propr 
Waunamaker  1{,  physician 

Yankee  Hill,  Tuolumne  Co,  P  O,  C 
miles  n  e  of  Sonora 

Biddle  Amos,  mining  store 

Yankee  Jim's,  Placer  Co,  P  O,  22 

miles  n  c  of  Auburn 

BROWN  JOHN  R  &  CO,  own(!rs  Y^in- 
kee  Jim  and  Wisconsin  Hill  Toll 
Road 

JAMISOX  S  M,  bookseller,  postmaster, 
and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Iveiser  .John,  proprietor  American  Hotel 

KING  JOHN  i^  CO,  genl  mdse  and  min- 
ing store 

Tubbs  M  B,  IJIliards  atul  licpiors 

Wildmun  A  G,  blacksmith 

Yank's  Station,  El  Dorad ;  Co.  (P  o 

address,  Talioe)  i)0  miles  e  of  Placer- 

ville 
Clement  E.  hotel  proprietor 
Ruland  Samuel,  attorney  at  law 
Sage  Chas  .J,  attorney  at  law 
Taylor  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Yolo,  Yolo  Co,  (P  O  address  Cache- 
ville)  •'>  miles  n  w  of  Woodland  (see 
Cacheville) 

You  Bet,  Nevada  Co,  (P  O  address. 
Red  Dog)  10  miles  s  e  of  Nevada 

Beehlcr  &  Schwarz,  tlry  goods,  clothing, 
and  furnisliiMi>-  goods 

BROWN  H  K,  agent  P.rown  Bros  Ce- 
ment Mill 

Christopher  li  P.  blacksmith 

Cotfman  W  H  H,  books,  stationery,  fruit, 
etc 

COLLINS  J  J,  agent  Union  Cement 
Mill 

Coz/cns  .J.  livery  stable 

COZZENS  WILLLV^i  W,  agent  Co/- 
zeus  and  Garbers  Cement  Mill 

Davy  J,  billiards  and  Tupiors 

Dunster  George  W,  tobacco,  cigars,  fruit, 
etc 

Franklin  J,  groceries,  provisions  and  genl 
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Gormlc}'  Jiitnes,  tin  and  .xhect  iron  manuf  I  McNally,  A  J,  propr  Fasliion  Saloon 
Iloydliiuir  W  F,  siipt  IIt!y(llaiiH''s  Cement  ,  Neece  A,  agent  Neece  &  West's  Cement 

Mill  j  Mill 

Hohbs  P  U,  propr  Kenebcc  Ilolel  |  Timmons,  Hussy  »&  Co,  owners  Rcmming- 

HyuelilF  &  Co,   general    meroliants   and  ton   Ilill  ])itch 

express  agents  ;  VVaggonner,    N    V,   dry   goods,   clolliin'^, 

Mallory  &  Co,  propr   !Mallory  &  Go's  Ce-  \  etc 

uiunt  Mill  '  Williams  E,  owner  William's  Ditch 

YOLO  CO.  Organi/od  \R')0.  Homidarios — North  by  Colusa,  cast  by  Siittor. 
Placer  and  Sacramento,  south  by  Solano,  west  by  Napa  and  Lake.  County  seat, 
Woodland. 

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Comity  >liiil;;c Jiimes  A.  Iliitton.  .  (""iichovillc F.imiiwy,l8(18  SlTiOO  |>rr,iiii. 

County  Clerk I'Mwin  (ii(l(liii;rs  . .  WooiJIniid Mnrcli,    1808  Kcis. 

Distiirt  Attoiiiov Iloiacc  (i.  Bunii'tt  "         "  "      Ssoi)  ihtiiiiii. 

Shcritr ■ William  .Minis....  "         "         "      Imts. 

Hci'ordcr Kdwiii  (Ji(liiiiii;s  . .  "         !       "         "  " 

TroiisiuTr   (iilcs  K.  Sill. .' "         1       "         "     ,     " 

Assessor — 1st  District I.  Ifonsclilcr \V;\sliiii};t()ii "  "       Pcrdlem.... 

2(1         "       ».  1*.  IJulloik (inil'toii "  "     : 

"  ;i(l         "       Andrew  , J.  ilall...   Woodland :        "         "      ■ 

4tli        "       Koliert  Terrill i'litali  C^rcek "  "     '        " 

Siirvevor .Vinos  .Mutliews  .  . .   Wiisliiiifrloii "  "     ]Foi's. 

Coroner J.  S.  Curtis "  "  "     ;     " 

I'lihlie  Administrator (Jeorire  W.  I'iene.   I'ntali  Creek "  "     '     " 

Superintendent  I'lihlieSeliooUM.  A.  Woods Caelie  (^reek "  "      *K10  per  ami. 

Supervisor,  1st  District .(ioort;e  W.  Hell...   Wa-liiiiuton Nov.,  1868. .  ^i'er  diem 

"  ad         "      ISainnel  N.  .Merinj;    Caelieville "  18(;7..j        "        

"  3d         "      I  ( ieorce  W.  Seott .  .   Buckeye "  1 HM .  .  I        " 


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0  i  tn-nt  of  Siskiyou  County.     liCgal  di—  ,           I'actiircr  soda  water 

i§  I  taiiccs :  from  Sacrtimciito,  .').■)<>  miles  ;    nrown  Edward  \',carriiige  and  wag'ni  iiikr 

d  from    Slocktoii,  .'i'.lj  miles  ;   from  San    Carpenter  I'],  ctirpeiitcr 

^  '  (^iK'iitin  180  miles                                   |  Cariick  Elijah,  hlacksmi'li 

M  CL.VKKSON  .lAMES,  blacksmith 

§  Okfici:ijs  :  E  Lauer,  President.       II  T    Clellaiid  .luliii  S,  Itiinber,  etc 

§'  Slicppard.    A    Witherell,     Trustees;    Ciiiige  William,  ttiilor 

cp  j  EW  Poller,  Rc(()rd('r ;    E  d   Jack-    Dewitt  Hidiert  ().  druggist  and  tipothccary 

9;  son.  .Miirsiial ;  E  \'  Ilrown,  Assessor  ;    Eckliarl  William,  carriage  iind  wtigoii  nikr 

^i  Ilcnrv    Wadsworlh.    Treasurer;    A    EtiUEHT   IlENIvY.  liakirv,  liouors.  de 


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lOiilers  Hans  J,  groceries 

ENT  &  VANCE,  carriage   makers  and 

bliicksmiilis 
Fellows  .Fo-eph  S,  sash,  doors,  etc 
Fiirbcr  (ieorge  C,  |)liysicitin  i 

llagar  .Facoit,  hoot  maker 
HEAHN  F  (;.  demist 


Ililzclhcrgcr,  Secretary 

Andrews  John,  agent  (Oregon  Stage  Co 

Autenrielii  I''.  L.  physician 

Autenrielii  Eoiiis,  agent  Pacific  Ins  Co 

IJaiilz  Tlioinas  .V,  t()l)acco.  cigiirs.  etc 

Ba<s('lt  .Fames  M,  agent  'i'clegraph  Co 

IJATTEirrON      WILLIAMSON'      D,    IIA.MP.EU(;EII   MAX,   tolmcco,  cigars, 
wholcsiile  general    merchandise  and  fancy  goods 

REUCKiHEN  &  CONHOY,  genl  mdse       HANDY  U  15  i*c  CO,  general  mcichaiidisc 
j  BRETON  CII.\S»!t  CO,  groceries,  etc        Haii((»r(l  I^aac,  house  and  sign  painter 
I  Berry  .1,  attorney  at  law  ,  Htdler  Louis,  photographer 

jBloomancamp  .1   F,  carriage  and  wagon    HITZELBE  KG  Ell  AMBROSE  J,  fur- 
maker  and  bhicksmith  i  nitiire  tmil  ciibinet  Wiire 


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Hovcy  Willinm   A,  carriage   and  wagon 

maker  and  undertaker 
IIUSKMAN   LOUIS,  hardware,  stoves, 

and  tinware 
Innker  it  Ilcssenaner,  Pacific  Brewery 
lunker  Cliaric?',  licpiors  and  billiards 


SCIIELD  liENllY,  proiirietor  Siskiyou 

IJrewery 
Scliofi»dd  E,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 
I  Slianinier  Frank,  hlacksinitli 
I  SIIEPAUl)  HINSDALE   T,  proprietor  j 
foundry  and  inaclr'io  .shop 


KESSLEU  JOSEPH,  watch  maker  and    Smith  Frank,  watchmaker  and  jeweler       I 

jeweler  i  Snyder  Win,  millinery  I 

Kctchum  L  N.  attorney  at  law  '  Spannaus  E  C,  hatcher  ' 

KINO  FRANKLIN  J,gcnl  merchandise    STEELE  .V  ENSIGN,  atfornoys  -t  law 

Klin^c  j\n^nst,  tailor  ;  Stewart  Alexander,  carpenter  i 

LAl'KU  EMANUEL,  clothing,  etc  i  STIMMEL  HERMAN  E,  stoves  and  tin  '< 

LAWTON  DAVID,  machinist  I  ware  ' 

I  LOCKIIART   HARRY  E,  harness  and    Stone  «&  Jliners,  principlsYrcka  Academy 

:         saddlery  ,  SWAN,  MILLER  &  BRO,  proprietors  i 

::MARNIKSSELEO\,proprietor Franco-!  Union  Meat  Market  I 


American  Hotel 
!  JIartin  .Iac<pl),  house  and  sign  painter 
I  Martin  .lacoh,  proprietor  livery  stable 
j  McCulloch  Robert,  clergyman  (Pre>b) 
|McDougall  A  C,  clergyman  (Meth  Epise) 
]  Jletcalt  ()  l'\  carpenter 
Myrick  it  A\'i  -t,  carpenters 


Taylor  AV  S  K,  ]tro|)r  Empire  Brewery 
Wadsworlh  E.  agent   Wells  Fargo  &  Co 
WADSWORTH  HENRY,  agent  Phoe- 
nix Insurance  Company 
Warren  Homer  B,  atty  at  law 
AVatson  Wm,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Wetzel  Sigmund.  bootmaker 


NIXON   ROHERT  Ju,  editor  and  pro- i  WINCKLER  ADOLPII,  groceries,  etc 


prielor  Yr(!ka  Journal 
Nordheiin  George  A,  ginismith 
I'aiiic  AilxTt  E.  watch  nudicr  and  jeweler 
I'ASIHJURCi  JOHN,  tobacco,  cigars  and 
I  (hiicy  gdods 

i  PAUL  WEN/EL  J,  apiarist,  and  dealer 
!  hc(!  hives 

■  IMCTERS  CHARLES  &  CO, proprietors 
j  Yr<ka  Rrewery 

rfcnningcr  Hciman,  groceries,  hardware, 

and  Cliinese  goods 
i  PIPER   .JOSEPH,  carriage  and  wagon  '  Alien  J  G,  hotel  proprietor 
i"ii!<er  '  Butler  L  ^I.  brewery 

POLAND    PETER,   watch    maker  and    DINSMORE    ROHERT,  country   mer- 


YREKA  JOURNAL,   (weekly)    Robert  j 

Nixon,  Jr,  publisher  and  ])ro|»rietor 
Yrcka  Water  Works,  Henry  Sciield,  propr 
YREKA   UNION  (weekly)  Democratic 
County  Coinmitte  publishers 

Yuba  City,  Snttcr  Co,  P  O  and  County 
seat  of  Sutter  Co;  legal  distances: 
Irom  Sacramento,  ;")()  miles;  from 
Stockton,  '.)")  miles;  from  San  Quen- 
tin.  ICi.j  miks 


leweler 

jPO'I'TER  E  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

I  Po\v(.'is  W  W,  carpenter 

:  Pylc  C  IL  postmaster 
I{ai)iile  Auirust,  hotel  and  saloon 
Hamas  John,  cabinet  maker 

i  Hanoiis  it  Druunnoiid,  carpenters 


chant  and  postmaster 
DOW  HENRY  W,  carriage  and  wagon  J 
builder  ■ 

DIINWELL  EDWARD  B,  physician 
Fairman  Wm  J,  blacksmith  ' 

Fox  James  A,  livery  stable  I 

Front  John  M.  licpior  merchant  I 

UAYNES  it    PYLE,  books,  stationery,    Hanson  I)  J\L  attorney  at  law 

and  fancy  goods  j  Hardesty  Ilenjamin  F."  prop  Western  Hotel 

Ream  Daniel,  physician  j  Knoblauch  &  Fox,  blacksmiths 

RKMME  JOHN  H,  bootmaker  ;  MeCnIlough  John,  agricultural  implement 

Riilille  J  W,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker  and  wagon  maker 

Riiig(i  Frederic,  harness,  saddlery,  etc        ■  Richards    James,    toll    collector    Feather 
Robertson  James,  liquors  and  billiards        !  River  Bridge 

Hogler  Fernando,  druggist  and  apothecary    Schuessler  Adam,  manuf  and  dealer  native 
Rosenberg  L  it  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing  wines  and  brandies 

Roth  it  Co,  saloon  I  Wilbur  J  Louis,  attorney  at  law 

Scheld  &  Pellet,  -onfectionery.  liquors,  etc  I  Wyatt  &  Stabler,  attorneys  at  law 


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A.  BOMAN  &  Co.)  Sou  Froaoisoo,  receive  New  Books  by  every  Steamer. 


NORTH  AMBBIOA  lilFB  INSURANCE  OO.  The  best  company  in  the  United  Btatea. 


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YUBA  CO.  Organized  1850.  Boiindnries — North  by  Butte  and  Pluman,  cast 
by  Sierra  and  Nevada,  south  by  Nevada  and  Suiter,  west  by  Sutter  and  Butte. 
County  seat,  Alarysville. 

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Distrirt  Attorney Wufus  K.  Merrill . . 

I  Siieritl' '. Lewis  1).  Adkison. 

I  Keeorder lieiuuel  T.  Crane. . 

:  Treasurer   Wm.  H.  lliiriwcll .  "         i 

I  Tax  Colleetor Cliarles  Jv  Stone. .  "         

j  Assessor Newton  Sewell ■         "  ' 

I  Surveyor 1{.  1".  Hiddle Strawlierry  Volley. ' 

Coroner    Kliene/.er  Hamilton  Marysvillo ! 

]'ul)lie  Adinini-'trntor  Cliarles  (}.  IJockius  "         \ 

Superintendent  I'lililie  Seliools  Dudley  C.  .Stone. .  '         "         

Supervisor,  1  ^t  Distriet D.  A.  McConnell  .  "         

"  2d        "      William  Carpenter  Snnirtsville 

"  ."Jd        "      Georce  W.  Mallory  Siniwtierry  A'alley 


.Mareli, 
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"         "      Sioooprann. 
January,!  800  I'er  diem. 
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AIImtI  l^iliMcc, 
Abner  it.  Ituikcr, 
.las.  11.  Ilc'i'i'iii^', 
11    S.  Dexter, 
X.  Van  Itrriieii, 
(ieo.  K.  linijL'h'. 
C.  I'.  I'arj:". 
lleiirv  I..  Ivhi);. 
CluU'fe.-'  (Iiivtiiii, 
Midmcl  Itt'i'.-i', 
Win.  A.  I'ipei-, 
(ieii.  W.  Pain, 
Wni.  (i.  llHiljier, 
Juiiies  W.  Cox, 


I.lovd  Tevis, 

11      .1.    lilMltll, 

l>iiiii('l  .Meyer, 
liiiaiii  I'liblis, 
•lii.s  It.  Tliuiims, 
Jliiriis  .Spi'ver, 
.liiliii  (i.  Mriiv, 
II.  1,.  Dinljie, 
Walter  N.  lliiwley, 
Isiiiic  K.  Dinis, 
i:.  I..  (.<il(l.-t<'iii, 
lliiuiii  I..  Cdvc, 
Daniel  .Miirpliy, 
Win.  II.  .''liiirp, 
C.  L.  i'uylur, 


11.  W.  Iliilleek, 
.1.  S.  Iliilcliiiison, 
Alex.  I'ortics, 
(lias.  .M,  riiiiii, 
D.  W.  (  .  Kiee, 
Will,  l.iiewv, 
M.  1'.  .lone..;, 
IS.  lleydniCelt, 
Jos.  A.  Doiiiiliiie, 
(ie(ir(ie  W.  dilibs, 

1!.   (i.  .SlUMltll. 

Henry  Itiirrnilliet, 
Aliriifn  liliivk, 

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.1.  T.  Dean, 


Levi  .Strauss, 
Will.  ■!.  Adiiiiis, 
II.  I..  Diivis, 
Tllrii.  K.  Hllll){ll, 
(jeorjre  Hyde, 
is.  (  .  Ilnstiiixs, 
(',  A.  Kiistiiiiiii, 
lleiij.  lloliart, 

('.  .S.    lliLr(fjllS, 

Cliurli's  l.iiN, 
■las.  1'.  (IdddwiD, 
1*.  .Maiirv,  .Ir. 
Henry  fierce, 
W.  Vi'.  Miiiitiifriie, 
Nieliulus  Lui'co, 


William  Pierce, 
K.  II.  Wiiu'liislcr, 
K.  V.  Ilulliaway, 
K.  ('.  I'nssctI, 
A.  Ilayward, 
•SiiiiMiel  Criiii, 
•liiliii  Center, 
Tiled.  1a'  KdV, 
(ied.  C.  Ilicku.v, 
().  K.  (lilllii, 
W   C.  Tallidt, 
D.  W.  C.  Tlioiapsoii, 
A.  .1.  Itiyant, 
(ii'o.  W."  .Stevens, 
Juliu  K.  Miller. 


(>1'KICI:HS: 
WILLIAM    PIERCE,    PRESIDENT. 
D.  W.  C.  THOMPSON,  Vice-President,  W.  W.  WIQOINS,  Secretary, 

AMOS  NOYES,  Marine  Officer. 

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Al.lJKKT  DlllllLKE,  Cii.mkman. 
.Jos.  A.  DoNoiioE,  K.  (5.  Snkath,  .Ioun  (j.  Hbay,  Abram  IlLoeK. 

OFFICE,  408  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  new  California. 


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NATIOIffALi  inrSUR  AlffCZ:  GOMPANT 

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UPON  HULLS,  CAnOOES  JBEASUHE,  GOMMtSStONSt  PBOFITS, 

And  olhvv  giiliJcctH  of  SUarliie  Jiigiiranre,  to  ami  from  all  I'ortt  in  the  teorld, 

inrliKlitiff  Inlauil  Itinks. 

FII^E     II-TSXJIi-A-2STOE  j 

Upon  Buildings,  Merchandise,  Furniture,  Rents,  Vessels  in  Port,  and  their  Cargoes,  and 

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Jiiiiii  Co,  aii<l  inoorporatod  I'ity.  Sit- 
uated on  the  rif^ht  Imiik  of  tlie  Willa- 
nuttc  IviviT,  aiul  on  the  California 
antl  Oregon  Ovcilantl  Uouto,  24inik'.s 
s  of  Salem,  and  7")  miles  s  of  Port- 
land.     An    important    and    rapidly 


idey  and  jNIontgoinery,  proprietors 
sash  factory  and  planing  mill 

CONNKIl  JOIIN.  fienenvl  merchandise, 
agent  "Wells,  Fargo  <fc  Co,  and  Paeilic 
Insurance  Company 

CRANOIl  &  HELM,  attorneys  at  law 


growing  city,  connnanding  the  triide    Crawford  William,  proprietor  flour  mill 

Damon  .1  V  Uev,  clergyman  (Cong) 
Deeds  Harry,  bootmaker 
Fleischner  .T  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Forstner  lUnjamin, gunsmith 
Foster  J  II  it  Co,  forwarding  and  commis'n 
Fox  E  <Sr  Bros,  general  merchandise 
FREELAND  EDWARD  A,  bookseller, 

stationer,  post  master,  and  deputy  U 

S  Col  Int  R..'v 


of  11  large  and  fertile  section  of  the 
State.  A  considerable  jtart  of  the 
product  of  Willamette  Valley  is 
shipped  from  this  point. 

()(-i-i(  r.KS. — C  F  Russell,  Mayor;  E 
II  (Jriinn,  Recorder;  D  1)  Gray, 
J  II  Fost<!r  W  Monteith  W  W 
Parrish.  .1  Long,  Aldermeii ;  William 
liister,  Marshal. 


Ganter  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
ABBOTT,  BROWX,  &   TRAVERSi:,    Geary  E  R  Rey,  clergyman  (Pres) 

propirs  State  Rights  Democrat  Gird  William.  Ii(piors  and  billiards 

ALBANY     FOUNDRY     AND    MA- 


CHINE SHOP,  Alpheus  F  Cherry, 

jiroprietor 
Alexander  W  F,  physician 
Altliouse  &  Co,  proprietors  sash  factory 

and  planing  mill 
Arnold  Alon/o,  carpenter 
Barkholder  Jacob,  gunsmith 
UKACII    &  MONTEITH,  commission. 


GODLEY  COLVIN  C,  hardware,  stoycs, 
and  tinware 

Gradwohl  Julius,  general  merchandise 

GRAY  GEORtJE  W,  dentist 

Giitlin  ifc  Freeland. dentists 

HAMPTON  .t  McBRIDE,  cabinet  mak- 
ers and  dealers  furniture,  bedding,  etc 

HEARD  &  PARKER,  proptrs  saw  mill 

Hill Rey,  clergyman  (Baptist) 


forwarding,   and   general  merchants,    Hill  Reuben  C,  Physician 


IIOUK  <fc  MEYini,  coopers  and  propri- 
etors saloon 

HOWARD  JAMES,  proprietor  Huberts 
saw  mill 

Hunter  William,  blacksmith 


and  prop  Albany  Steam  Flour  Mills 
Belknap  C  G  Rey,  clergyman  (M  E) 
Briu'jrham  Martin,  Carpenter 
CANON  WILLIAM  R,  livery  stabh; 
CIIEADLE     RAPHAEL,     forwarding 

and  commission  and  gen  merchandise    Irvine  S  G  Rev,  clergyman  (Pres) 
CHERRY    ALPHEUS    F,    proprietor    Irving  John,  harness  and  saddlery 

Albany  Foundry  and  Machine  Shop     Kightlingcr  Adam  S,  groceries  etc 

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LK\'Y  JAC^rKS,  (ii;^t'iit)  jiiiieial  iikt- 
clianil'sc 

Tii.-ilt'C  Will,  |)liy.-'i('iiiu 

I.oiif:  .Joliii.  cariiriilcr 

MACK  MONKOK  U,  Iiaid ware,  stoves, 
tin  ware,  clc 

Marshall  it  Co,  livery  stable 

MI'iALKY  C  i*ii  ('().  ealiiiiet  makers  and 
dealers  Curnitiire.  lieddiii;.',  ele 

MKNDENIIALL  W.M  II.  l.iilelier 

Mercer  I>aiMli,  Maeksinith 

MKTZLKll  JOHN  M,  wood  and  ivory 
turner 

Miller  lMiili|),  niarlihf  works 

Monteilli  U'ni  Kev,  eh'rjrynian  (I're.-b) 

Mor^iaii  M  Mrs,  restaurant 

Morris  liurr.  altornev  at  law 

NOUClfOSS  .lACOlJ,  general  merchan- 
dise! 

OLIVKU  IIKNUY,  ^'eneral  merehandise 

I'AKIJISII  W  W  i\c  CO,  fjeneral  mer- 
ehandise, and  auenis  Inion  Fire  In- 
surance Com|)any 

PEAHCK  ASII15V,  propr  Albany  Ferry 

I'KNMNOTON  &  CO,  carriaj^e  ami 
wajion  makers 

Powell  .Io-e|)li  C.  attorney  at  law 

Kainwater  Martin,  proprietor  i'ei ly  boat 

Head  Win  II,  carpenter 

Heams  Jeremiah,  carpenter 

Ivice  David   l»,  physician 

lio^ers  L  S.  carpenter 

Howland  .lohii,  car|)enter 

KUSSKLL  K  F.  attornevat  law 

SAFFOKI)  THOMAS  .1,  wa^'oii  maker 

Sl<yrrj.KMIKR  &  CO,  drii;.'gists  and 
a|)olliecari<!S 

Sloan  I'jutcli,  carpenter 

S1'I{IN(;KI{  .lACOli  U,  proprietor  IV 
citic  llottd 

Starr  1'  ^AI  Hev.  clerjiyman  (IMelhodist) 

STATE  IJKHITS  DEMOCRAT,  Ab- 
bott, JJrown,  it  Traverse,  projirietors 

Steinberjf  J^ouis,  <reneral  merchandise. 

Strong  it  Schmeor,  bakery  and  groceries 

Sylvester  Homer,  carpenter 

'I'ate  .Fosepli  I',  physician 

THOMPSON  it  PAXTON,  harness  and 
saddlery,  and  photogra|)herrt 

TWEEDALE  &  PEEBLER.  bl.ick- 
siiiiihs 

WADSWORTII  F  M  &  CO,  house,  pign 
and  carriage  painting 

Wakefield  Duron  W,  agent  Telegrnph 
Comi)any 


WALLACE  MAJMv  H,  stock  raiser 
Wertham  it  Co,  general  merchandise 
Wheeler  Aiiiinstus  F,  notary  pul)lie 
Winter  .ler.  I\.  hou>e  and  sign  painter 
WOOD  FRANCIS  S.  blnek^mith 
WOOD  WILLIAM,  carpenter 

AlthOUSe,  Josephine  Co,  (P  O  address. 
Kerbyviile)  IS  miles  «  e  of  Kerby. 
Sevi'ial  important  mining  eiilerpri.'-es 
are  ill  progress  here,  and  rich  lode.- 
of  copper  ore  have  been  recently  di<- 
covcre«l  in  the  vicinity 

Amity,  Yamhill  Co,  1'  O,  1 1  miles  s  ol' 
Jiala)etl(! 

Hrown  W.  blacksmith 

Hrowii,  AVoodxin  it  Co,  general  md-(! 

Embree  T  V  I?,  physician 

Getclull  (Jeorge    E,  general  merchandise 

ami  postmaster 
Jellison  it  Richardson,  wagon  makers 
.Iiidy  David,  brick  layer 
Lovclady  F  15.  druggist 
IN'ltygrew  it  I'dodget.  geiil  merchandise 
Tulmadge  C  F,  hotel  proprietor 

ApplegatO,  Jackson  Co,  P  O,  1  L»  miles 
w  ot  Jacksonville 

IJcnedict  Royal,  liottd  proprietor 
Cameron    Thomas    (Uniontown)    geiiend 

merchandise 
Davis  Thomas,  general  merchandise 
KalVender  John,  black.-mitli 
Knblie  Caspar,  general  merchandise 
Stnrges  Albert,  general  merchandise 
WiUon  James  A,  postmaster 

Ashland  Mills,  Jackson  Co,  P  O,  IS 
miles  s  e  of  Jacksonville,  on  the  Over- 
land Route 

ISaiTon  H  F,  stock  dealer 

Emery  II  S.  cabinet  maker 

Farnham  A  F,  jiroptr  Eagle  Flouring  ^lill 

For(lyc(!  G  W,  laitcher 

Ilargadine  R  B,  general  niercliaiidise 

Hclnian    Abel     D,   hotel    projjrietor   and 

postmaster 
Kentnor  W  W,  wagon  maker 
Mickclson  M,  blneksmitli 
JMyer  W  C  &  B  F,  stock  dealers 
Osborn  T  J,  saddler 
Russell  J  H,  marble  worker 
Tolman  J  C,  nurseryman  and  stock  raiser 


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Wafrnor  &    Khun,    proprit'tors    Ashland  i  l?ackcil>y  J  J,  plijsifian 

Floiniii;;  Mills  Sclioppi;  F,  .-loves  ami  tiiiwart' 

Walker  tlnliii  i*c  M,  stcick  dealers  ;  Sniiili  'rimmas,  yjidceries,  lidnts,  slioe.s,  etc 

WelLs  .1,  l.laeksmiili  ..STKVKNS    SOLON,  agent   i'acilic   In- 

WlioliiKii'i!  S  1),  saddler  j  smaiiei!  Co 

Astoria,   ChUsop   Co.  I*  O,  and  eoimty    Aurora  Mills.   .Mailon   Co,  1'  o,  ;iO 


seat  Clatsop  Co;  ".M>  miles  ii  w  I'oil- 
land.  Port  of  entry  on  the  lel't  liank 
of  the  Colninlii;i  Ifivor,  10  miles  above 
its  mouth 

Adams  W  S.  collector  cnslonis 
l'"eiT<d  V  ik,  Co.  lnnil)er  maniifaelnrers 
l'"lavtd  (icorije,  ;reid  nnlse  nnd  Inndier 
I'laidilin  •!  W,  clerfiynian  (Methodist) 


miles  n  e  of  Salem 

Anroni  Cn-operativ(^  Society,  William  Keil 

pre>ident 
Kink    Henry,    physician,  apothecary  and 

music  teacher 
Fry  William,  hlacksmith 
(liery  .lacol).  hoot  maker 
(liery  dnlm,  IIoiirin;j;  mill 


(lillett  I'reston  W,  dei)uty  Assessor  Inter-    (ii<'ry  .Marlin,  physician 


iial  IJevenue 
fJiay  1)  15  IJev,  clerfryman  (Cong) 
(ioodwin  it  ("oe,  saloon 
Huntington  C  1{,  hotel  proprietor 
Hustler  . I  (i,  general  merchandise 
IlyhiiidT  A  Uev,  clergyman  (Kpisc) 


(iiery  Samuel,  saddlery  and  harness 

(iroher  (icoi'ge,  carpenter 

Keil   Fredrick,  varieties,  hotel   proprietor, 

and  postmaster 
Keil  William,  i»hysician,druggist  and  hotel 

proprietor 
Koinig  .lacob,  hrick  maker 


Kippen  F  W,  saloon 

MAIJINK  (iAZFTTF,  (weekly)  W  W  j  Mahler  Samuel,  weaver 

Parker,  publisher  ,  Miller  Jacob,  turner 

.Maxam  Dr.  physician  I  I'llugk  Adolphiis,  attorney  at  hiw 

McFwan  W  L,  attorney  at  law  IJapps  Michuel,  saw  mill 

Mcgler  l!ros,  hotcd  proju'letors  Huge  Charles,  Justice  of  the  peace 


Scholl  Fred,  distiller 
Staiger  Fred,  wool  carder 
Urban  William,  tailor 
N'ogi  J,  wag'  u  maker 


Miller  II,  saloon 

Nowlen  .1  F,  general  merchandise 

I'iuker  C  L,  postmaster  and  general  mer- 

<-hant 
I'AKKKU    W   W,  <'dilor  ami   publisher    Webbert  Louis,  tin.-milh 

.Marine  (Ja/ette  and  notary  pidjlic         Will  .lolm.  bricklaver 
lioss  .lob,  general  merchaudi.'-e 
SiHumers  vt  Fillis,  general  merchandise 
Spcddcn  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
\  ;ui  Dusen  &,  Hrown,  genl  merchandise 
Wilson  <&  Reynolds,  saloon 


Wolf  C.  te.acher 
Wolfert  dolin.  tannery 
Zimuiermau  Cluisiiun. car|)enter 


Aurora,   Clackamas  Co  (1»  O  address 
Aurora  Mill>)  10  miles  s  w  of  Oregon 
Auburn,    Baker   Co,  T  O.  and  county  '  City  (see  Aurora  Mills) 

seat  Haker  Co;  2."»0  miles  from  Port- j 

land,  iind   ."iOO  miles  e   of  Salem,  via    Bakcr  City,  Piaker  Co.  P  O,  siluate<l  ! 
Columbia  River  in  the  Powder  River  Valley,  10  miles 


Brown  &,  Cranston,  general  morch.indise 


s  e  of  Auburn 


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Di'veraux  John,  saloon  \  IJrown  A  II,  generid  merchandise 

Hull  E  M,  agent  Wells,   Fargo  &  Go's  !  (Jiunt  Charles,  physician  and  druggist 


Express 

llefViuan  lliatt,  proptr  California  House 
Keller  &  JMorjian,  Keneral  merchandise 
Morgan  J  S,  postmaster 
PciU'lman  J  ]\I,  general  merchandise 
Pleifenberger  L,  proptr  Aubiu'n  Brewery 
IJnckerby  J  J,  proprietor  Pioneer  Hotel 

and  dru"  store 


Ly(d,  Reid  &  Fletcher,  hotel  proi)rietors 
McCrary  William  F,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merehandi>e 
Peters  &  Cleaner,  hotel  proprietors 
l*iercc  R  A,  attorney  at  law 
Reynolds  &  Tracy,  general  merchandise 
Ruckles  J  S,  proprietor  quartz  and  Hour 
in<;  mill 


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BAKER  COUNTY.  SiHmlcil  casJ  of  tlie  Cnsnulr  lM()unlniiii«,  l)or(lcTiii<r  on 
Idaho  Tcnitory.  A  lar};i!  portion  of  tliis  c-oniity  is  hilly  nml  mountainous;  hut  the 
valleys  contain  some  fcrlilu  a^iioulluial  land,  to;>i-t her  with  inimcroiis  valuai)l(!  mining; 
claiins,  which  aHord  cmiiloynicnt  to  ii  portion  of  its  population  for  Mcvurul  munth^  in 
the  year.     County  scut,  Auburn. 

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County  .hiilj;e Neill  Jolinsoii Aiiliurn 'July  . . 

County  Cloik Foscpli  Sliiiin "       |     " 

District  Attonioy ClmricN  l{.  Muijjs. ,  Dnlii-a i     " 

Slieiitr .1.  W.  Viitui- Auliuiu I     " 

Tri'iisuivr •  !o«ir}rp  lirnttuni ...        "       '.     " 

Assessor   I'lirk  K.  Willinms.         "       |     " 

Surveyor M.  .J.  Iliuiliuuii  ...         "       '     " 

Coronor Dr.  «»  Dfini "       ..    " 

Suiii'rintciKk'iit  ScliooU Levi  (irntton "       '• 

(    .lainis  AI.  Kill " 

'j   .l.iiiici*   ilumpliroy.   


l868>HUO|)urunii. 


County  Conmiissioners. 


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BolpaSSi,  IMarion  Co,  P  O,  15  miles  n  i  Engle  James,  postmaster 
e  of  Salum  1 

BENTON  COUNTY.  l?oundarie-— North  by  Tillarnonk  and  Polk,  cn-il  hy 
the  AVillaincttc  IJiver,  south  hy  J^anc,  and  west  hy  tin;  I'ncilic  Ocean.  Area  of  the 
County,  1 !.")()  .■*(|uarc  miles.  I'optdation,  estimated,  .'{.('lOO.  The  eastern  portion  of 
this  county,  lying  adjacent  to  the  Willamette  and  its  tributaries,  contains  large  tracts 
of  agricultural  and  grazing  land.  The  western  portion,  embracing  the  distrii"  of 
Ya(|uina  Hay,  is  attracting  considerable  attention  as  an  jigriciilturai  and  conunercial 
point.  The  stock  raised  in  this  county  is  superior,  and  the  yield  of  wheat  and  oats 
for  the  year  1804  exceeded  210,000  bushels.  Value  of  real  and  personal  pro- 
perty, 18Ci'»,  $1,400,000.     County  seat,  Corvallis. 

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OKFICK. 


INi'lMBKST. 


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SAI.AItV. 


County  Judfje 'riioniiis  11.  Ocicni'iil  Cotviiiiis luiv  1,    1870  $,^00  per  iinii. 

County  Clerlv Busiiiod  \V.  Wilson  "       July  1,    18ti8  Fees. 


l)istri<'t  Attorney Jiiiui  -  F.  AVmson  .  Hoscliurf; 

Slierift" Julius  lirownson. .  Corviiliis. 

Treasurer (Jeorixe  IJ,  Waters.  " 

Assessor Wni.  (inrlinnliouse  .Monioo  . . 

Suryeyor (icor^e  Mereer. . . .  Corvallis. 

Coroner Tlionms  J.  Hi(;iit. .         " 

Sui)crintcn(k'nt  Schools Eiias  Wooilwanl  . .        " 

,-       ^    r^         ■    ■  i   James  Edwanls. . .  Monrop . . 

County  Commissioners...     |   ,,„,„m,  L.  Lilly.  (;oryallis. 


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iFees. 

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Bethel,  Polk  Co,  P  O,  12  miles  n  e 
Dallas 

Ilawley  .1  II,  postmaster 

Hudson  N,  physician 

Kelty  &  Ilawley,  general  merchandise 

Kennedy  William  &  Son,  blacksmiths 

Richardson  G  W  Kev,  elei-gyman 

Walling  J  D,  varieties 

Warriner  W  C,  physician 


of  BlOOmingtOn,  Polk  Co,  (POaddns: 
Independence)  12  miles  s  e  of  Dalb 

1  Bridgeport,  Polk  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  * 
of  Dallas 


Crawford  &  Shrader,  sawand  planing  mil 

•Tones  Marvel  ISI,  postmaster 

Wing  «Sc  Apple,  general  merchandise 


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H  11  of  Albany 

(!(>()I('y  r.  C,  poslmnsfcr 
i  Kii;;lo  Wooli'n  Mills 

BrOWatOWn,  Joscpliino  Co  (I'  O  nil- 
(Ircss,  Kcihyvilk')  1">  iiiiks  s  w  of 
Ivci'i)yvillo 

Kvcns  William  M,  general  incrcliandisc 

Buena  Vista,  I'oik  Co,  !•  o 

(!;il(l\v('ll  K  K,  \vap;on  maker 

(icoi'f^tf  «Sc  IJcacii,  proprs  siiw  and  ]L;rist  niili 

(iodlcy  II  n,  liotcl  proprietor 

llaleniaii  &  IJolicrtson,  ^unl  merclinnili.>in 

Hull  K  C,  wa^on  maker 

Ivintz  A,  Imolmaker 

I.ce  \V  C,  physieian 

Liiivillo  II,  postmaster,  and  pen  mdso 

Mai-li  it  Woods,  drugs  and  medieines 

Uichanlson  A  J,  carpenter 

l^iggs  W  L,  general  inereliandisc 

Sniitii  Freeman,  pottery  ware  mannf 

Wells  ,T  U,  hlaeksmitii 

Woods  J  C,  physician 

Butteville,  IMarion  Co,  P  O,  28  miles 
II  e  of  Salem 

Cone  G  A,  postmaster 

CalapOOya,  Linn  Co,  P  O,  24  miles  s 
e  of  Albany 

Canemah,  Claekamas  Co,  (PO  address 
Oregon  City)  ',ii\  miles  n  of  Salem 

CANKMAII  MILUX({  CO,  proprietors 
Canemali  Saw  Mill 

Canon  City,  Grant  Co,  P  O  and  eoimty 
seat  Grant  Co;  sitnate  on  the  Middle 
Fork  of  the  John  Day  River,  .'iCo 
miles  from  Sal(>tn  and  ,'311  i'rom  Port- 
land (via  the  Dalles) 

Abrahamson  &  Koldberg,  clothing,  etc 
Adams  F,  attorney  at  law 
IJiesen  &  Co,  restatirant 
Ilnmnol  .1,  drugs  and  medicines 
Brunner  J  A  &  Bro,  geni  merchandise 
Claflin  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Dunbar  A  K,  physician 
Elliott  Rosecranz,  physician 

Fearing ,  general  merchandise 

Fk'urett  T,  proprietor  French  Hotel 

A.  BOMAN  <%  Co.,  San  Franoisoo. 


Goodwin  M  &  Co,  saloon  proprietor.^ 

Gray  Thomas,  attorney  ni  law 

(Jrol)  Win,  saloon 

llackamy  &  .lolmson,  groceries 

Ilassenpdtig  F,  drugs  and  nwdieines 

Henderson  .las  A,  agt  Widls,  Fargo  &  Co 

Hill  Layer,  ailorney  at  law 

Ilorsley  F  C,  |>hysician 

Ilyde  i^'  Co,  groireries 

.Ion«'s  Charles,  proprietor  Pitmeer  Hotel 

Lytic  &  Co,  blacksmith 

Maeker  Ri-v  Father,  clergyman  (R  Cath) 

McCOLLOlKill    .t    IIFLLMAN,  dry 

goods  and  clothing 
Messenger  iV  Co,  tobacco  and  cigars 
Miller  (J  II,  attorney  at  law 
Reynolds  (i,  altoviiey  at  law 
Roman  F,  bookscHer 
Sandlbid  iV  Roy,  lumber  merchants 
Sels  ,V  Slemme,  general  merchandiso 
Sels  F  C,  postmaster 
Stahl  A:  Robinsoi\,  brewers 
Stearns  L  O,  atly  at  biW 
Stern  &  ('o,  (Flk  Cre.k)  general  mdse 
Vallard  >t  Laiidsdale,  geul  merchandise 
Whally  J  W,  attorney  at  law 
Wheeler  it  Robbins,  proprs  Dalles  Express 
Whitten  !>,  attorney  at  law 
Wicks  &  Clayton,  saloon  proprietors 

Canyonville.  Douglass  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress. North  Canyonville)  2(5  miles  s 
of  Rosebnrg,  on  the  Overland  Route 

Abraham  &  Pro,  general  merchandise 
Arzner  .Fohn  L  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Rlood  G  T,  teacher 
Catching  Aahn,  proprietor  saw  ^lill 
Colvig  Vob'ey,  photographer 
CoUig  W  L,  physician 
Fnrrell  Thomas  J  I,  general  merchandise 
Flint  &  Crane,  general  merchandise 
(Jaunt  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  manufactory 
(Ja/.ley  .lames  I,  attorney  at  law 
Kimnell  Charles,  wagon  maker 
Lawrence  li  F,  proprietor  saw  mill 
JLu'ks,  Sideman  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  pro- 
prietors Canyonville  Flouring  Mills 
arcCLELLAN  D  C,  hotel  proprietor 
Ransom  D  W,  saloon 
Riddle  William  H.  blacksmith 
Sheridan  Thomas  B,  stoves  and  tinware 
Sherrill  A  &  Co,  proprs  saw  and  grist  mill 
Sideman  B  J,  postmaster 
Thomas  Andrew,  blatiksmith 
Thorn  Joel,  carpenter 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIHECTOPY. 


Trimble  IJobt-rt,  blacksmith 
Wiiite  J  L,  saloon 
Wliitlosoy  .T  IJ,  telegraph  ap;ont 
Woods  E  A,  harness  and  j-addlerj' 
Yankiun  Henry,  biiteher 

CelilO,  Wasco  Co,  1 ")  miles  e  of  Dalles 
(PC)  address,  Dalles) 

CentraL  Linn  Co,  (P  (3  address,  Liiba- 
non)  10  miles  s  e  of  Albany 

Champoeg.  Clarion   Co,  1*  O,  on  the 
Willamette  Hiver,  2")iniles  ne  of  Salem 

IJailey  J  JI,  newsdealer  and  stationer 


I  Batt  Jacob  &  Bro,  r-'nernl  merchandise 

Ilickey  V  D,  attorney  at  law 
I  Iloi'fer  &  Zorn,  flonring  mill 
I  McKay  James,  flouring  mill 

jM'-rphy  J  J,  postma>ler 

Newell  t&  Bailey,  druggists 

(Ogden  Isaac,  butcher 

Kay  &  Stevens,  lumber  dealers 

Staats  John  G,  groceries 

I  ChetCO.  Curry  Co,  P  O,  on  the  Chetco 
I  Itiver,  40  miles  s  of  Kllensburg 

Creswcll  John,  hotel  proprietor 
Miller  A  F,  postmaster  and  hotel  propri- 
etor 


CLACilAMAS  COUNTY.  Boundaries  — North  by  IMnlfnomah,  east,  by 
thj  Cascade  JMountaiiis,  south  1)3'  Marion,  and  west  by  Marion  and  Washington,  i  5 
Area,  lolO  squan*  miles.  'J'he  surface  is  hilly  and  mountainous,  but  in  '!ie  Wiiia- 1  o 
metle  Valley  numerous  fertile  tracts  exist,  and  throiighout  the  county  a  fine  range  for  j  g 
stock  can  be  had  The  northwest  |)art  of  the  county  is  intersected  by  the  Wiliamette  ' 
Biver,  which  affords,  in  the  vicinity  of  Oregon  City,  the  finest  water-power  on  this 
coast.     County  seat,  Oregon  City. 


OFFICERS. 


ori'u 


INCrSlltKXT. 


liKsini'-Nc 


County  .lud^re Willinm  'I'.Mutlock  Ore^roii  C'itv . 

County  Clork loliii  M.  ISiicou  ...  " 

District  Atloincv M.  F.  Miilkcv 

Shoritl' " I  Williiuu  I*.  I'jin-us. 

Treasurer .Joseph   V).  Ilurt'ord 

Assessor   Cliiirles  ( ).  Boyulon 

fSurveyor \v/.\n  T.  T.  Fisler. 

Coroner Forties  Hnreliiy  . .  . 

Siiiierintcndent  Seliools N.  \V.  ]{i\nituli  . . . 

j    Asa  Sanders Moliilla.. 

I  Molui  Kntsc Tualatin 


I'ortland  . .    , 
()ret,on  Citv, 


Molnlla 

Ore^ioii  City. 


Coinity  Counnissioners. 


Tciiii 

Expires. 

s.vr.Aitv. 

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.  .   1870 

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CLATSOP  COUNTY.  P>oundaries  —  North  by  the  Columbia  River,  east 
by  Columbia  Co.,  south  by  Tillamook  and  AVashington,  and  west  by  the  Ocean.  Area. 
1100  sipnu'e  Tiihis.  ].,arge  tracts  of  fertile  land  exist  near  the  mouth  of  tlu;  Colmnbia 
river,  and  the  county  generally  affords  a  fine  range  for  stock.     County  seat,  Astoria.    [ 


O  F  F  I  C  E  B  8  . 


OFFIC'O. 


ixci'mhent, 


RESinENTE. 


1  Torin  Expires. 


HALAUV, 


County  Jiidnc \  Pliilo  Cullender. . .  Astoria 

County  Clerk '.laekson  (j.  Hustler        "       

District  Attorney    M.  F.  Mulkey  ....  Portland 

Slierill". A.  Montgomery . . .  Astoria 

Tieasiiier (Jliarles  L.  Parker.         "       

Asuo^sor John  W.  Gcrheart.  Clatsop  I'lains. 

.Surveyor "            "  "          " 

Coroner (ji!orj;e  W.  Cook . .  Astoria 

Siiperintendent  Schools Uoliert  1{.  Spedden        "       

County  Connnissioncrs ....  \   "l^'  ^V'"'"''' "       


Jnlv 


A.  McGiiire.  Westport I     " 


1870  s;|.>)0  pcrann. 

1808  Fees. 

"       S.jOO&fecs. 

"       Fees. 

"      '»!;>.'■)  per  nun. 

"      'S3  per  day. 

it  I     (I  (4 

"     :  Fees. 

"     ,$100  perann. 

"      S.tperday. 


i  C'ouiilv  Con 


The  Direotr>r7  of  the  FAOIS'IO  ia  oompoRod  of  the  beat  butineos  meu  of  Oalifornio. 


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A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Francisco,  Agent  for  Chickering  &  Son's  Pianos. 


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ClOVOrdale,  Lane  Co,   (P  O  aiklrc'^s'  Gilfrey  John  T,  gen  iiuL<e  iintl  jtroptr  Clo- 

venlalti  Gr'st  Mill  and  postmaster 
Switiiiriir  John,  cahinef  maker 


Pleasant  Hill)  12  miles  s  c  of  Eugene 
Allen  Isaae,  carpenter  and  wagon  maker 


White  "William,  cooper 


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COLUMBIA  COUNTY,  l^onndnries  — North  and  en-t  by  the  Columhia 
IJiver,  ,<oiith  In'  AVashiiigton  and  Miillnomah.  and  west  hy  Clatsop.  Area,  about  (i'H) 
^(piare  I  liles.  Timber  exists  in  this  coimty  in  eonsiderabh,  <jiiantities,  and  tlie  valleys 
atl'ord  vi.hialjle  tracts  of  land  for  agricultural  and  grazing  purposes.  County  seat, 
St.  Il-lens. 

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OKKICK. 


INCIMUKNT. 


i!i;sini-.scK. 


('(iiMity  .Iiiil<io iSi'ili  I'opc 8t.  '.Il'Ioii:-. 

('(liiiitv  ('k'l'k I  Williiini  I'icki'iiiii;  " 

District  Ationiey ].M.  F.  Mnlkov I'oriliiiul  . . 

Slu'iirt' :.I:i(ksiiii   I'c:!'  iicr. .  St.  Iluluiis. 

Tiviisiiri'r    I.Joliii  W.  \\  oiidiird  " 

A-si'ssor    J.  A.  ("hit ■  •  Kiinior. . . . 

.Smvoyiir  Vnciint 

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I  Tcnii ICxplns, 
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SAI.AKY. 


(.'oLiiitv  (  onimissioiicrs . 


18V0  Snooper  mill. 
KSG8  I'Vus. 

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"        I'Vcs. 
"       s-ioo  pciiiiin. 

Tees. 


S.'i  JILT  (liiy. 


Condit.  Clarion  Co,  P  O,  12  miles  s  e 


IMcKiniiey  W,  general  merchandise 


of  Salem 
Coiidil  Sylviums,  carpenter 
Darliey  William,  general  mereliiuidise 
Ktlgar  Moses,  bliicksinith  and  gunsmith 
(iilison  (I  G,  carjienter 

(iiaham  P,  bliicksmilh  and  wagon  maker    Tucker  AV  11,  carpenter 
McIIooley  C.  .M,  justice  of  the  peace  |  Tiinier  (;corg(!  W,  flouri 

MoKiniiey  E,  teacher 


]Morris3  James,  carpenter 
Morriss  William  C,  jiostmaster 

I  Peck  (Jeorge,  carpenter 

i  Porter  William,  teacher 

i  Tucker  15,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mtiker 


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COOS  COUNTY  P.ound.aries  — North  and  East  by  Douglas,  south  by  Curry, 
iuid  west  by  the  Piieilic  Ocean.  Areti,  ItHlO  s(piiire  mih.-s.  The  surface  is  gcnetidly 
iiumntainous  and  heavily  timbered ;  the  valleys  contain  limited  tracts  of  excellent  iigri- 
cidtural  iiind,  and  in  many  pirts  of  the  county  good  grazing  facilities  ctm  be  foimd. 
Tlie  prlncii);d  business  is  lundjiving,  at  and  i:i  the  vicinity  of  JMupire  City.  TIk;  coiil 
mines  tit  (Joos  Hay,  '.he  property  of  Fliuiagtin  &  I\Iaun,  arc;  now  in  suci-essful  opera- 
tion. The  vein  is  seven  ieet  in  tliickness,  and  it  wiis  opened  by  the  [iresent  proprie- 
tms  in  1857.     County  seat,  Empire  City. 

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OKKICK. 


INCCMltlCNT. 


KIOSIDKXC 


J'lTiii  Kxrlics.         SAI.MIV. 


July 


!  ('(iiiiity  .riidfro Simiiicl  S.  Miinn. .  |Km|iire  City. . 

!  ('oiinty  (;iiTk l).ivi(l  Morse,  Jr. . .  '•      "         "  " 

;  Disiriit  Attoriioy buiu's  V.  Wutsoii. .  •  Kosehiu'ir , 

Slu'iiiV '  Allii'it  .1.  Mitody  . .  Knipirc  ('ity ' 

Ticasni-cr 1 1  Icnry  Wyckotl' ...       "         "       | 

Assi'ssof j  K.  1).  Hmvnil t'lxpiillii  River.  .  . .  | 

Surveyor ;.liiiiies  Aiken    . . . . ;  Knipire  {'ity 

t'oriiiier j.loimtliaii    llodson.  |Coos  Hiver " 

Siiperiiitciident  Schools Aiisnii  Hosiers    ... !     "       "       

j    l{.  W.  Xoslor ^Co.piilla  Uiver. , 

I  i.laines  M.  Davis  . .  O'jos  Uiver 


Comity  Commissioners. 


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18t)8  Fees. 

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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


CorvalliS,    Benton    Co,    P   O,   incor- 
poiitted  city  and  county  seat  Benton 
County,  3")  miles  s  of  Salem,  an  im- 
portant a:iil  rising  town,  situated  on 
the  overland  route  from  Sacramento  1 
to  Portland  and  on  the  west  bank  of  I 
the  "Willamette  lliver,  which  is  navi- 1 
gable  to  tliis  point  the  greater  portion  | 
of  the  year.     Tiiere  is  a  good  wagon  ! 
road  opened  from  iiere  througii  the 
western  portion  of  the  county  to  Ya- 
quina    Bay,  which  is  now  attracting 
considerable  attention 

Oi"i  ic'.RS.  —  Benjamin  Pilbean,  May- 
or; William  II  Johnson,  lieconlcr; 
Matthew  II  Bell,  Marshal;  Wil- 
liam Flicdner,  Treasurer;  Ileuben 
S  Strahn,  City  Attorney ;  John  Bi:r- 
nett,  William  E  Dyer,  Willian»  I) 
Hamilton,  Edmund  Fox,  L  llussell, 
Charle-'  Gaylord,  Aldermen 

Adams  John  O,  house  and  sign  painter 
Allree  Edward  S,  jiroptr  I'ouring  mill 
Altree  Edward  S  .Ir.  bakery  and  groceries 
ANDRi:WS  ifc  STAIR,  butchers 
Bayley  James  IJ,  attorney  at  law 
Bt'llils  Loui-s,  watchmaker  and  j(iweler 
Bernard  8  11,  cooper 
Bloom.  Moscowitz  ifc  Co,  gener.al  nul-e 
BRIG(;S  &  PRESTON,  blacksmiths 
CANTERBURY  ^MILTON,  plr  .ician 
CARTER  WILLIAM  B, editor  C'orvallis 

Gazette 
CHENOWITII  FRANCIS  A,  attorney 

at  hnv  and  agent  Pacilic  Insurance  Co 
Chisham  James  ]\I,  wagon  maker 
COIIN  it  FALK,  gciK'iai  merciiandisc 
CORVALr>IS     GAZETTE,    (weekly) 

William    B   Carter,  publisher  I 

Coughlaii  Peter,  blai^ksmitli  j 

DAY  HENRY  I,  li(piora  and  billiards      ! 
Dill  Hamilton  (^.  cooper  i 

Dyer  Wm,  butcher 

Emrick  W  &  Andrew,  saddle  tree  makers 
Finley   W  A,  principal  Corvallis  College  1 

and  clergyman  (Meth  Epis,  S)  | 

Fischer  Ernst  W,  harness  and  saddlery      j 
FLICKIN(;ER    HIRAM,  harness    and  | 

saddlery 
FLIEDNER    WILLIAM,    liairdresser, 

baths  and  furnishing  goods 
FOK  E  &  BROS,  general   merchandise 

and  ag(!nts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Fricindly  Chas  H,  general  merehar  lise 


Gaylord   &  Swick,   proprietors  Corvallis 

Sash  Factory 
Gerhard  Joseph,  blacksmith 
GRAVES  &  ROBINSON,  cabinet  mak- 
ers 
HARRIS  H  E,  genenil  merchandise 
HARRIS  HENRY  P,  proprietor  Corval- 
lis Saw  Mill 
IIERRBOLT)  JOHN,  dentist 
HODES  GUKTA^^  gunsmith 
HOLDER  ADAM,  blacksmith  and  plow 

maker 
Ilolgate  Erastus,  justice  of  the  peace 
Ilolgale  Hamilton,  hay  and  feed 
HOUGHTON  &  PLANNETT,  prop  ie- 

tors  Corvallis  Tannery 
HUNT  &  BICKEL,  proprietors   Corval- 
lis Brewery 
IRVIN  DAVID,  boot  mak-r 
Jacobs  &  Newgrass,  general   i,.  :c  .   .   i>c 
JaTues  John  Rev,  clergyman,  (Mcth  Epis) 
Kclsay  John,  attorney  at  law 
Kline  Louis  (},  tailor  and  general  mcht 
Knight  &  Titus,  blacksmiths 
KRIECHBAUM   JOHN  G,  forwarding 
and  commission,  and  dealer  in  general 
merchandise 
LEE   &   SIIARPLES,    physician,   and 

surgeons 
^lans  Henry,  boot  maker 
;\Iatthew>  Fran(!is  S,  wagon  maker 
fiercer  George,  notary  puldic  and  surveyor 
McCarty   Alexander    V  Rev,  clergyman, 

(Christian) 
McCONNELL  ALBERT  R.licp.-Msand 
billiards,  and  agent  Oregon  Stage  Co 
McCune  Robert  Y,  jiroprietor  saw  mill 
M(  FARLAND  WALTER  II,  hardwai  , 

stoves,  and  tinware 
MURRAY  JAIMES  W,  physician 
MURRAY  J   W  &    CO,  chemists   ami 

apothecaries 
Odeneal  Thomas  B,  attorney  at  law 
PURDY  ANDREW,  wagon  maker  and 

painter 
RIDDER   JOSEPH,  watch  maker  and 

jeweler 
SIMMONS  &  KIGER,  livery  stab!" 
SMITH  HOMER,  proprietor  City  li:' 
SNOW  TAYLOR  M  physician  ' 
Souther  &  Allen,  druggists  and  apothcca 

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Siewart  .lames  II.  licpiors  and  billiards 
STRAIIAN  REUBEN  H,  ally  at  law 
TEMPLETON     t     FOSTER,    photo 
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The  PACIFIC  Uf  SUBANCS  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Odd  Coin. 


A.  K'^HUiR,  San  Franoisoo,  Agent  for  Chickering  &  Son's  Pianos. 


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Thayer  &  IJurnett,  attorneys  at  law 
Thompson  &  Kglin,  groceries,  etc 
Tliompson  II  M,  post  master 
WATERS    &    CLAUK,   general    mcr- 

cliants,  agents  Telegraph  Co,  etc 
Wells  AVilliam  A,  livery  stable 


Willy  Richard  Rev,  clergymar,  (Presb) 
Wright  T  J,  physician 

COttage  Grove,  Lane  Co,  P  O,   20 
miles  s  of  Eugene 

Hamilton  A,  postmaster 


^  \  CURRY  COUNTY.  I3oiin<laries  —  North  by  Coos,  east  by  Coos  and  Josc- 
§  :  phine,  south  by  the  Stale  of  Calil'orniii,  and  west  by  the  Pacific  Ocean.  Area,  esti- 
.    mated  l,(j()()  8r|iiare  miles.     The  snrface   generally  is  mountainous  and   heavily  tim- 

§j  bered,  with  considerable  land  well  adapted  for  grazing,  and  a  few  tracts  for  agricultu- 
ral purposes.  Valuable  coid  mines  have  been  developed,  and  productive  gold  mines 
exist  in  several  localities.     Count v  seat,  Ellensburg. 


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("outity  JiuIkc Holicrt  Mnorc Clictco  Valk'v 

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E    District  Attorney Tiimcs  F.  Wiitson  .   Uoselmrji  .... 

S  i  Slioritr Mifliiu'l  IJiloy KUenshuif;  . . . 

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Clictco  Valley  ... .  " 

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Dallas,  Polk  Co,  P  O  and  County  seat ,  Hughe-  C,  bootmaker 

Polk  Co,  l.">  miles  w  of  Salem,  on  the    -Jenkins  II  C  Hev,  clergyman  (Metli  Epis) 
Rickrcal  river,  (iO  miles  s  w  of  Port-    Johnson  R  C,  physicitui 


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favored  agricidtural  district,  and  is  a 

flourishing  town 
Ap|)legate  &  Sullivan,  attorneys  at  law 
.\uslin  Samuel,  wat»'h  maktM"  and  jeweler 
'lalden  .Iithn,  carpenter 
({lonson  W  (),  general  merchandise 
•  'own  W  C,  genera!  merchandise 
.  ;.>npbcll  James  M,  carpenter 
('!'  /an  W,  butcher 

Cochoron  ,  .=alooii 

\i  ]  Collins  J  L,  attorney  at  law 

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j  Crystal  (i  C,  blacksmith 
!  Dcinpsey  J  A,  (louring  mill 
Kllendale  Woolen  Manufacturing  C\),  lion 
i         It  P  15oi.e,  Pre 
EJIMEXS  J,  genl  nidse  and  postmaster 
I'raker  W  M,  carpenter 
'tailock  E  Y,  saw  and  planing  mill 
Ilayden  Henjamin,  attorney  at  law 
Howe  II  \-  R,  general  tnerehandise 
Hubbard  Charles,  carpenter 
llufl'er  John,  furniture  dealer  and  cabinet 

maker 


Kennedy  E,  carpenter 
La  Eollei  Charles.  ]iliotographer 
Lee  N,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  J  II,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  .John  it  James,  livery  stable 
Lovclady  Thomas  J,  hotel  proprietor 
aicWilliams  W,  butcher 
Mimiick  Samuel,  carpenter 
Power  John,  carpenter 
Prior  Thomas,  saddlery  and  harness 
Riggs  ,T  H,  cattle  and  sheep  broker 
Ilobb  W  S,  druggist  mid  apothecary 


"iawfn,  ,1  E  J  &  Co',  saw  and  planing  mill    bobbins  M  L,  cattle  and  sheep  broker 
"ritler  A  S,  bootmaker  i  ^Shipley  F  M,  saddle  tree  maker 


Sites  J  R,  |»bysician 

Stiles  it  3IcI)onald,  tannery 

Shrevo  Asa,  blacksmith 

Sliidiz  A.  wagon  maker 

Tciil  W  II,  wagon  maker 

Thompson  T  M,  saddlery  and  harness 

Tillotson  (icorge,  millwright 

Wdarde  Frank,  saddler 

Ward  N  M,  blacksmith 

Waymire    J,   general    merchandise    and 

flouring  mills 
Weathers  Charles,  carpenter 


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A.  ROIXAN  ft  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.   Mediool,  Bcientiflo,  and  Theolofdoal  Books. 


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Dalles  City,  (ll.o  Dalles)  Wa^-o  Co, 
P  ()  and  C"i)r.iity  scat  AVast-o  Co  ;  on 
till'  south  bank  ol'llic  Cdliiniliia  river, 
10.')  inilcs  ne  of  Salcni  ;  II")  miles  c 
of  I'oiliaiul.  The  Dalles  is  pic- 
tur('s(iiii'ly  siliialeil,  eominaiidin;;  a 
fine  view  of  the  nioiiiilaiiKHis  scenery 
of  Waseo  Co,  iiicliidin^j;  Mount  Hood, 
ot(.  'I'lie,  western  tenninns  of  the 
Ore^jon  Steam  Xavijiation  Co's  li  K 
from  Dalles  to  (Vlilo,  l.J  milui  in 
length,  is  at  this  point 

Avres  l'"  W,  '    ;■  '  -I'lith 

lialdwin  \-  r.ir  I'ies 

liettin^ier  .Tohii,  1  .        ii  and  groeeries 

Diiieer  Frederie,  l»:iKery  and  groeeries 

IJiltinger  A,  stoves,  tinware  and  groeeries 

IJiocIi,  ;\Iillertt  Co,  general    niercliandi.-e 

Dlumaner  &  liosenhlatt,  geiil  indse 

IJrooks  C  IJ,  physician 

Brooks  Saninel   L,  Dcp  Col  Int  Kev 

IJucIianan  A  W.  agent  Widls.  Fai'go&Co, 

Sialc  T(d  Co,  and  ins  agent 
Bulger  Tiiomas  II,  meat  market 
Bunnell   it    Miller.  linsmilhs,  and  dealers 

stoves  and  tinware 
Butler  Benjamin  1).  photographer 
Comfort  Kdwin  B,  Dep  As.-essor  Irt  I{ev 
Condon  F  Rev,  elergvman  (Conir) 
COWXIF  it  IIALLOUAN,   publishers 

3I(iinilaineer 
Craig  P,  druggist  and  aj)otheearv 
Cuminiiig  it  (irant,  hardware,   groceries, 

and  agts  I'acilic  Ins  Co 
Dalles   Liimbei"  Manufacturing  Co,  doors, 

sash,  elc 
Dehni    Florien,  v  atehmaker  and  Jeweler 
Dierlam     Cliarles,     furniture,     ci'ockery. 

gla-sware.  etc 
Denny  A  O.  attorney  at  law 
Denny  ()  W,  attorney  at   law 
Di(-rlan  Father,  clergy nnin  (Hoin  Calh) 
Douglass   W  B,  watchmaker  and  Jeweler 
Klfelt  Josejih,  general  merchandise 
Fitzgerald  10  1*,  general  merchaniliscj 
Fournier  Augustus  &  Co,  proprs  Colum- 
bia  Hotel 
Fi'edric  August,  gunsmith 
FUKNCII  it  (HLISIAX,  importers  and 

jobbers,  licpiors,  groceries,  etc 
(lales  it  CInipiu,  druggists  and  apoth'ys 
fiatesit  Halt,  allornej's  at  law 
Gurley  .T  W,  dentist 
HAKE  F  A,  saddlery  and  harness 
Halloran  James,  editor  ISIountaineer 


IIANDLKY  it  SINNOTT,  i)roprielors 
Finalilla   House 

Ilari'is  I)  it  Co.,  dry  goods,  elolhiiig,  etc 

Ilarlinan  it  Yager,  soda  factory 

Hayden  William,  saloon 

Herman   II  'V  Co.  ili'v  goods,  elolhing,  etc 

HFKKTA  MANUEL,  sa(hllery  and  har- 
ness 

Humason  (),  attorney  at  law 

.lones  Thomas,  rcslaurant 

Kellogg .  dentist 

Keirison  II  W.  saloon 

Kosler  r,  blaeksmilh 

Kranss  (Jeorge  A.  prop  Dalles  Brewery 

Ltuilier  it  Co,  meat  market 

Lemon  Sydney,  druggist  and  apothecary 

Le.-^se!  1)  Mrs,  millinery 

Liebe  (ieoige  A,  blaek-mith 

Lord  W  «.V  Co,  elolliini'.  ilrv  iroods,  etc 

Lndwig  Henry,  pro|)r  Colnmbia   Brewery 

Lusher  F,  hairdresser 

Maupns  &  Co.  bakery  and  gio'crie.s 

Michaelbach  .lohn,  meat  market 

Milli'r .  physician 

Mitchell   V  W,  "physician 

Moike  F,  Milor 

Jlolonev  William,  bootmaker 

MOINTAINEEH,  weekly,  Cownie  it 
Halloran,  publishers 

Xorwold   H    !•"„  tailor 

Odell  .lames  A,  attorney  at  law 

Parker  HobiTt  A,  groceries 

Pattee  H  E,  wagon  maker  and  blaeksmitli 

Pl'X'K    P  iV  CO,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Penlland    Bobei'l,  propt.  waterworks 

lieynolds  William    F,  wagon  maker 

Hiley  M  Miss,  millinery,  etc 

Hindlanb  .lohn,  liquors  and  billiards 

Savage  Oiis  S,  house  and  sign  painter 

Smilli  Thomas,  hotel  jiroprielor 

Sposilo  John,  fruit,  groceries,  etc 

Stevenson  A  C,  physician 

Stevenson  I)  1),  deiilist 

THACHEl?  (iEOlKJE  &  CO,  whole- 
sale  li(|iiors 

Trcviil  it  (ilisan,  licpiors  i^'  billiards 

UM.VTILLA  HorSE,  Ilandley  it  Shi- 
nott  proprii'tors 

N'ogI  Max. tobacco,  cigars  and  fancy  good:- 

AVAITit  KELLY,  attorneys  at  law 

\\'aldron  it  Bros,  druggists  aiid  apoth'ys 

Waldron    H   .1,  stationer  and  postmasicr 

Warner  B,  physician 

Wickman   Fiidrie,  bootmaker  it 

WILLIAMS    JOHN,  auction  and   com  ?| 

Wintermeyer  A,  wagon  nniker 


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Dardanelles,  .Tuckson   Co,  (l'  O  ad-    Clark  Nelson,  1{(!V,  clcrfiymaii,  (i\I  K) 
ilicss.  .lacksonvillf)  10  miles  n  w  of   Stiles — ,  saddlery  and  harness 
Jacksonville 

Deschutes,  AVaseo   Co,  {V  i)  address, 
Dalles)  on  the  Desehntes  IJiver,  30 

Dayton,  Yamhill  ('..,  V  O,  on  the  Yam-  ""'^''  ^  "''   '^•'"''•'• 

hill   Kiver,  whieli  is  navi-ralde  to  this    Diamond    Hill,    Linn   Co,   V  O,   28 
])()int,  3  inihts  s  u  of  Lal'a}(.'tte  miles  s  e  of  Ali)any 

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DOUGLAS  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  I>y  Lane,  oast  by  the  Cascade 
.Mountains,  south  liy  ,1a' kson  and  Josephine,  and  west  by  Coos  antl  the  Pacific  Ocean, 
liy  Act  of  Le;iislatnre,  rmpt|ua  County  is  now  consolidated  with  Doajrla-,  which 
lilvcs  it  the  larj;(!st  area  (over  oOOO  square  miles)  of  any  county  west  of  the  Cascades. 
The  surface  is  mountainous.  Umpqiia  Valley  lies  wholly  in  this  comity,  and  is  the 
iarjrest  in  southern  Ore^^on,  and  second  only  in  importance  to  the  Willamette.  "  It  is 
iiio.-l  bountifully  walci'ed  by  tlu!  I'mpiiua  lii\'er  and  its  numerous  branches  and  alUn- 
( Ills,  and  it  jiossessc-s  a  soil  so  varied  and  i'ertile  that  ev(  ry  tiling  may  be  grown  that 
can  be  raised  in  any  of  the  Northwestern  JSlates."  The  unoccupied  jiublic  lands  iiil'ord 
admirable  jrra/.in^  lacililio  for  larjre  herds  of  stock.  Acirs  of  arable  land  estinmtcd 
111  2o;>,()0(J.     Keal  and  i»er.-onal  property,  I.SC.I,  S1,110,2.VJ.     County  seat,  l{o.-cburg. 


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Eagl9  Creek.  Tnion  ('«»,  (I'O  address,    EllensbUFg,  Curry  Co,  P  O  and    Co 
Inion)  —  miles  —  of  La  (irande  scat  Curry  Co,  situated  on  the  s  bank 

Crawf.n-.!  i*L  (iilbert,  gem-ral  merchants  of  Pogu<.'  Pviver  near  the  ocean,  ;J;JO 

F.well  15  F.  proprietor  ..xpre.ss  '"'"'^  '^  "'  "'  '^"••■'" 

.Mcacham  Hros  &  Co.  proptrs  (.hiarlz  :\Iill    ^ewey  J(dm,  postmaster 
Siiialley  &  Pope,  general  merchandis(!  Ifothenheim    Simon.    County    Clerk,  and 

general  merchant 
Sciidder  George  M,  general  merchandise 

East  Portland,  Multnomah  Co.  P  O    -r-t^.^^  fy..       ^         .,     ,,  ,,        ,  ^ 

on  the  right  bank  ,.f  the  Wilhnnelte    Empire  City,  Coos  Co,  P  (  ,  and  Co 

River,  opposite  Portland  T'^^'""'  <-'»'  :""'"*'^'  '"'   <^'*"?,  ^'"J'' 

a  miles  from  the  ocean.  2.>0  miles  s  s 

IlawthoriK!    S:    Loryea,    jdiysicians     .nnd  ^  of  Salem 

proprs  Oregon  Slate  Insane  Asylum    jyj,,,.,^   j^^^^.j,,  j,.  p„,tmaster  and  Deputy 
llor.ford   Ml  ton,  postmaster  Collector  Internal  Revenue 

N'.iur  \\   A  Kev,  clergyman  (M  K) 

Enterprise,   Josephine  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
Elkton,  Douglass  Co.  V  O,  iJG  miles  n  •l''''^'',  Waldo)  12  miles  s  of  Kerby- 

w  of  Roseburg  |  ville 

Kent  Levi,  postmaster  I  Sawyer  William  hotel  proprietor 

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Eola,  Polk    Co,  V  O,  1 1  miles  n   c   of 
Dalliis 

Beckot  Snmuol,  hotel  proprietor 

Caioii  T  N,  attorney  at  law 

Dt'iiiii.-(  J  S,  cooper 

Jelf'ries  W  I),  physician 

.Jones  A  (",  attorney  at  law 

Lange    E   F,   tiirashing  machine,  wagon 

and  furniture  maker 
Poin|)elier  D  O,  boot  maker 
Ray  Jl  A,  tannery 
Hay  W  II  &  I,  sadtllery  and  harness 
Iviggs  I)  L,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Rubble  David,  contractor  and  builder 
AValler  (r  T,  hotel  proprietor 
Waller  T  A,  attorney  at  law 
Way  S  II  &  Son,  potters 
Witherell  A  W,  general  mdse  and  P  M 

Etna,  Polk  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  N  E  of 
Dallas 

Riggs  T  J,  postmaster 

Eugene  City,  Uxnc  Co,  P  O  and 
County  seat  Lane  Co,  7-1  miles  s  of 
Salem,  is  ph'asantly  situated  on  the 
left  bank  of  the  Willamette  River,! 
wiiieh  is  navigable  to  tiiis  point  nine  I 
months  in  tiie  year,  and  on  the  over- 
land route  from  Sacramento  to  Port- 
land, and  is  a  market  for  the  broad 
and  fertile  valley  of  the  Willamette, 
in  the  heart  of  which  it  is  located       j 

OiKiCKUS.— J  I»  Underwood, (President)  | 
W  AV  Bristow,  P  G  Lemley,  J  L 
Gilbert,  J  II  M  ISIeClurg,  J  Lj 
Luckey,  W  T  Osborn,  Conncilmen ;  | 
E  A  Rice,  Recorder  ;  15  C  Ilutchin- 1 
son.  Marshal ;  Ci  T  Hendricks,  Treas- 
urer 

Ashley  Samuel,  harness  and  saddlery 

Atkeson  George  L,  bootmaker 

BRANNAN  WILLIAM,  liquors  and  bill- 
ianls 

BRISTOW  &  CO,  general  merchandise 

Bramley  J  L,  physician 

CAMPBELL  &  GARDINER,  carpen- 
ters, and  agents  Dashawny  Washing 
Machine 

CIIASK  THOMAS,  livery  stable 

Chichester  E,  blacksmith 

COLEMAN  &  SAXON,  saloon 

Crowley  Charles,  painter 

DANFORTH  LUCIUS,  physician 


DAY  JOHN  G,  blacksmith 

Doris  (Jeorge  B,  attorney  at  law 

DUNN  F  B  &  CO,  proprietor  Eugene 
City  Floiuing  and  Lumber  Mills 

ELLSWORTH  &  BELSHAAV,  drug- 
gists and  apothecaries 

Ellsworth  S,  attorney  at  law 

ElKJENE  CITY  LUMP.ER  AND 
FLOURING  MILLS,  F  B  Dunn 
it  ('o,  proprietors 

Farmer  Hardin  W,  tailor 

Foley  A  W,  physician 

Foley  Robert,  physician 

Folsom  Fred  W,  deputy  Assessor  Int  Rev 

Germain  Z  A,  attorney  at  law 

GOLDSMITH  &  FRIENDLY,  agents 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  geneial 
merchants 

Gray  Jose|th  G,  harness  and  saddlery 

G1{()()M  WILLIAM,  cabinet  maker 

HANCHETT  WILLIAM  H,  physician 

HUTCHINSON  BAUTLE  C,  butcher 

JENNUVGS  B  &  CO,  druggists  and 
apothecaries 

JOHNSON  &  STRATTON,  general 
nKMchaudise,  books,  stationery,  etc 

.Ton(!s  »&  Severn,  general  merchandise 

KINCAID  HARBISON  R,  editor  and 
proprietor  Oregon  State  Journal 

Kinsey  &  Bro,  carpenters 

LAKIN  k  WITTER,  prop' I'lars  Eugene 
City  Tannery  and  saildie  tree  nudvcrs 

Lemley  G  Pleasant,  carriage  and  wagon 
mal-"r 

Lewis  &  Stevens,  varieties,  etc 

Luckey  John,  blacksmith 

Maxwell  John,  propriet<u'  ferry 

McCLURE  ANDREW  S,  general  mer- 
chandise, agricultural  imph'ments,  etc 

Mc^Iiu'ray  Millon  W,  blacksmith 

MOSES  CHARLES  H,  watchmaker  ami 
jeweler 

IMUi.HOLLAND  T  &  E,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Muntz  Fritz,  cabinet  maker 

ORECJON  STATE  JOURNAL,  Har- 
rison R  Kincaid,  proprietor  and  ediloi' 

OSBURN  &  MAXWELL,  hardware, 
stoves  and  tinware 

Owen  H  C  &  J,  general  merchandise 

PARSONS  HENRY,  proprietor  Silen- 
cer's Butte  Tannery 

Parsons  R  II,  deputy  collector  int  revenui' 

Patterson  E  W,  physician 

Peters  Andrew  V,  ngt  Telegraph  Co,  and 
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TIiilli|)s  Henry  A,  bootmaker 
Poinldexter  &  Liiekey,  lilaeksmillm 
HenCrew  A,  lioti'l  proprietor 
Hi.-idon  1)  N,  atloniey  at  law 
K(ilil)('r.«on  C  F,  wnfion  maker 
UOSKNULATT  MKYEK,  general  mer- 

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Skinner  M  Mrs, 

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Sniitii  A  A,  general  niereliamlisc 
Sinitii  t]  Monroe,  blaeksmith 
Spain  De  l>enjamiii,  livery  stable 
Sievenlon  .I(»<epl).  cabinet  maker 
SWKKT  CIIAULKS  l\,  wagon  maker 


Jaekson  &  llensliaw,  general  mercluindise 

.laekson  .T  H,  flouring  mill 

Leorieli  11  N,  wagon  maker 

liyman  II  H(!V,  I'aeille  University 

IVIartin  W,  wagon  maker 

Pacific  University,  S  II  Marsli,  DD,  prln- 

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proprietress  Springfield  |  Parsons  William,  flouring  mills 

'  Porter  Holiert  M,  deputy  assessor  int  rev 

I  Porter  S  W  Miss,  principal  female  semi- 
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I  Reynolds  C  A,  postmaster  and  gcnl  mclit 

j  Sells  S,  blaeksmitli 

;  Speneer  («  II,  carpenter 


UNDKUWOOD  .1   IJFiNSON,   attorney 

at  law  and  notary  public,  and  agent   Fort  TCIfl.Ttin.thj  Wasco  Co,  nciir  Lake 

Klamath,  88  miles  e  n  e  of  Jackson- 
ville 


Pacific  Insurance  Co 
Walton  .]  J  &  Son,  mdse  and  stationery 
WlIKFI.Kll  &  WAUI),  stoves  and 'tin-, 

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Willsey  S  IMrs.  proptrs  Eugene  Kestanrant  { 
Wilson  Elijah  T,  wagon  maker 


Port  Yamhill,  Yamhill  C,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Lafayette)  iJO  miles  s  w  of 
Lal'ayette 


Wing  &  Sieinheiser,  general  merchandise    PrankUn,  (or  Long  Town)  Lane  Co, 
WINTER  .lOIlN  A,  photographer  j*  o^  15  ,„ii,.,  „.  (,f  Eugene  City 


Winter  William,  house  and  sign  painter 
Winzenraed  John,  cai)inet  maker 


Egleston  Dr,  postmaster 


F-jrnrfiaq  Ranph   IV.ker  Co   PO   —  Freedom,  Lane  Co,  P  0,10  miles  n 
JliXpreSS  Kancn.  liakci  I  o,  1   U,  —  ofEu-ene.     This  place  is  now  known 


miles  —  of  Umatilla 

Durkee  C  W,  postmaster 
Ellis  J,  general  merchandise 

Fairfield.  ISIarion  Co,  (P   O  address, 
St.  Louis)  15  miles  n  of  Salem 

Davidson  ,  general  merchandise 

Hamilton  IJros,  general  merchandise 


Forest  Cove,  Uaker  Co, 

of  Auburn 


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Forest  Grove,  Washington  Co,  P  o, 
()  miles  w  of  llillsboro 

Adcook  IJ  W,  blacksmith 

Archibald  J,  generjil  merchandise 

Hailey  F  A,  physician 
;  Rarrcft  II  L,  carpenter 

Bates  J  1),  wagon  maker 

Blank  S,  carpenter 
i  Bowlby  Wilson,  physician 
i  Field  P  S,  general  merchandise 
,  (Jigcr  William,  physician 
:  Ilarpending  O  J,  professor  languages 

Ilendrickson  J,  flouring  mill 

llinnman  &  Meyer,  general  mere'  "ndisc 

Hughes  S,  blacksmith 


as  Lancaster.     (See  Lancaster) 

GaleSVille,  Douglas  Co,  P  O,  32  miles 
s  of  Rose burg 

Brotts  J,  carpenter 

Chrismann  Richard,  blacksmith 

Hardy  »&  Elliff,  general  merchants  and 
hotel  proprietors 

House  John  D,  general  merchandise 

Levens  DA,  general  merchant,  hotel  pro- 
prietor, and  postmaster 

Martin  W  J,  hotel  propiietor 

Muhlemann  J,  blacksmith 

Readfield  J,  gunsmith 


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Gardiner,  Douglas  Co,  P  O, 

n  w  of  Roseburg 
Gardiner  Mill  Co,  lumber  manufacturers 
Merrick  James  M,  hotel  proprietor 
Morey  David,  postmaster 

Glad  Tidings,  Clackamas  Co,  P  0, 18 
miles  8  of  Oregon  City 

Jaekson  George  W,  postmaster 

Grand  Prai  'le,  Lane  Co,  ll  miles  n 
w  of  Eugene  City 


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j  Coroner .M.  Hnnioe Canyon  City. . . . 

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Grant's  Pass.  Jackson  Co.  l*  O,  and  .lolmson  D  A,  hairdresser 

station  on  the  ovcrliind  route  Sacra-  Jones  William,  photographer 

mento    to    Portland,   '1\)    miles   n  of  Kay  &  More,  hliicksmiths 
Jacii-onville 


Koontz  iV;  iiiley,  fnrnilnre,  etc 
Levy  I'lc  Hro,  >:eiieral  merchandise 
r^ove  .1  D.  iittorney  tit  law 
.Manslitdd  15  K,  ciirpenter 
McEhviiin  Andrew,  ^va^oii  maker 
McFAIJLAND  W  11,  stoves  and  tinware 
More,  (leist  &  I'ahor,  geiiertil  md.-e 
I'ayne  C  H.  hotel  proprietor 
Harrisburg,  Linn   Co,  V  O,  27  miles    i»,..iit  &  Snod^'iass,  livery  sttihie 

Roach  J.)lm  M,  wii;ion  nmker     ' 
lioliison  I'  S,  hot(d  |)r(tprietor 


CHOXTON  THOMAS,  |)ostmaster 
Gibson  William,  proptr  siiwmill  (Jump  Oil" 

,Ioe,  Josephine  Co) 
Todd    &    Cro.xton,  (Croxton's    Diggings) 

general  meicliaiulisu 


.s  of  Albany 

IJell  J  X,  physician 

Rogers  Willi-im,  attorney  til  law 

Kutler  C»  II.  harness  and  suddlcry 

Cannon  A  L,  biitchei' 

Crabb  A  ,1,  carpenter 

Daviss  II  A,  physician 

Daviss  M  I),  Ciirpenter 

Ebby  David,  cooper 

Farrier  William,  butter  packer 

Fowler  George,  carpenter 

George  Abel,  wagon  nmker 

Hay  Jeremiah,  carpenter 

Hays  A  J,  gnnsniiiU 

Hollowiiy  W  S,  biitolier 

Hughes  &  Maey,  blacksmillis 

Hyde  Perry,  saloon  ^ 

Hyde  William,  photographer 


Simpson  Samne!,  physicitwi 

Smiih  it  IJraslield.  general  merchandis(; 

Smith  it  Riley,  drti^fgists 

Smith  Hiram.  po»tniiister 

Umemhafer  William,  wheelwright 

N'ainpy  liobiMt,  stdooii 

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j  Roycc  Joseph,  pliysician  and  purgeon 
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I'Miini  .lolm,  (■lcr;.'ynmn  (Mcllinilist  Hpi.-i)  iilcd  on  'I'llliiinook  l.ji}',  "lO  miles  s  of' 

Hare  \\'  D,  altonicy  at  law  A^toi'ia,  do  niilcs  n  w  of  Salriii 

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«    Smilli  Henry,  i.roprielor  Union  lloti-l 
a    Smilli  L  A,  physician 

3  ;  We.-dall  ('  A,  harness  and  saddlery 

5    Wih'y  U  K,  proprietor  Ilill.-hoio  Honse       Crone  &  C'o,  jjeneral  nicrehandiso 
3  !  Fo>ler  .1  S  I'lc  Co,  slock  dealers 

"  .  Hood  River,  Wasoo  C...  l*  O,  12  miles    {I'/''-"-  '••'nl^";''"  "-^  Co,  I'lii.'ksmiths 
I  ,v  of  Dalles  lliXMm.V  (o  hlacksnnll.s 

'o  I  .lolin-lon  — ,  hotel  proprietor 

S    Coo  Charles,  jio-l master 

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Independence,  I'nik  Co,  v  o,  10 

miles  s  e  of   Dalles 

Cliace  William,  wines  and  liciuors 
Cook  C  1',  postmaster 
Cox  E.  "xrain  and  prodnc(! 


MeCiilly,  VaiidiiK!  tfc  Co,  ;^eneral  mdse 


JACKSON    COUNTY,      r.omidaries— \<.rlh  hy  Don-las,  east  l.y  the  CV:- 

-  cade  Mountain^,  ^onlll  hy  the  Slate  of  California,  and  we.~t  liy  .Josephine.  Area, 
^  ,').00()  sipnirc^  miles.  Ko^'ue  Iviver  Valley  lies  in  .Iack>on  Comity,  and  emliraecs 
I  lands  of  superior  cpiality  lor  a;:rieiiltnral  pnrposes.  ^\  eonsiderahle  portion  is  adinir- 
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c  ,  I'liinid  thronjiiioiil  llie  inonnlaiiions  section.  Iv\teii>ive  le(l;z<'-<  ot' i^oid  and  silver  exist, 
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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIUECTOUY. 


BUCKNEIl  &  FAUREN,  saloon 

Burns Uov,  cleifryrnan  (M  E) 

Cabaniss  T  T,  ])liy.-iician 
Caldwoll  IM.  j>roi)ti-  Jacksonville  Express 
Castello  &  Cofrii).  house  and  si<;n  painters 
CROMEMILLER  DAVID, blacksmith 
Daxis  Levi  I,  phj-sician 
Donejian  Patrick,  blacksmith 
Dowell  Uenjaniin  F,  attorney  at  law 
Dunlap  Anderson,  blacksmith 
FAY  JAMES  I),  attorney  at  law 
Fisher  A  &  liro,  general  merchandise 
GAULT  I)  M  C,  notary  public  and  ed- 
itor Sentinel 
Gormskv  Joseph,  tailor 
GREENMAN  El'IIRAIM  II,  physician 

and  coroner 
ITanck  John  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Hoffman  William,  notary  public 
Home  Louis,  pro|)lr  United  States  Hotel 
JACOBS  ORANGE,  attorney  at  law 
JUDGE  HENRY,  harness  and  saddlery 
Krall  Frederick,  wa^on  maker 
Kreuzer  William,  tobacco,  cijrars,  etc 
Kuscbenbach  Charles,  bootmaker 
Langell  Nathaniel,  bootmaiicr 
Levy  Bernard,  groceries 
Linn  &  Hall,  cabinet  makers,  etc 
Long  John,  hairdresser 
LOVE   &  BILGER,   hardware,   stoves, 

and  tinware 
Mateas  William,  restaurant 

McLaughlin  &  wall,  liquors  and 

billiards 
Miller  John,  gunsmith 
MULLER    &     BRENTANO,    general 
merchandise 


Neil  James,  attorney  at  law 

NEUIIER  JOHN,  watchmaker  and  jcv- 

eler,  and  fancy  goods 
OREGON  REPORTER,  (w,-ekly) 
OREGON  SENTINEL,  (weekly)  Benj 
F  Dowell,  proprietor;  D  M  C  Gault, 
editor 
ORTII  JOHN,  butcher 
Overbech  Andrew  B,  physician 
ITeiffer  Adolph,  tailor 
Plymale  Scl)astiaM,  livery  stable 
Rohoaboam  Jennc  jNIrs,  proprietie.-s  Fran- 
co American  Hotel 
Roork  G  W  Rev,  clergyman,  (M  E) 
Ryan  Patrick  J.  merchandise 
ROW  JOSEPH,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc 
SACHS  BROS,  general  merchandise, agts 

Pacific  Insuranct!  Company 
SAVA(JE   &   SUTTON,  druggists  and 

apothecaries,  stationery,  books,  etc. 
SAVACiE  C  W,  U  S  Ass  Int  Rev 
SCHITZ   VEIT,  proprCity  Brewery 
Smith  &  Howard,  carpenters  and  Joiners 
St  Mary's  Academy,   Sister  Mary,  prin- 
cipal 
Sutton  J  M,  P  M,  and  Deputy  Collector 
I  Internal  Revenue 

i  TAYLOR    AU(  JUSTUS,   propr   Union 
I  Stable 

Turner  Wm  M,  agent  T«degraph  Co 
j  WETTERER    JOSEPH,  propr    Eagle 
Brewery  and  Saloon 
Williams  M  A,  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
I  AVILSON  CHARLES  F,cnrpenter,  con- 
tractor, etc 
WINTJEN    &  IIELiVIS    proprs   Table 
Rock  Billiard  Saloon 


JOSEPHINE  COUNTY.  Boundaries  — North  by  Douglas,  east  by  Jack- 
son, south  by  the  State  of  Calitbrnia,  and  west  by  Curry.  Area.  ISOO  s(|uare  miles. 
The  surface  of  this  county  is  irregular  and  broken,  and  but  a  small  portion  is  ailapted 
to  agricultural  pnrpos((s.  Numerous  veins  of  copper  ore  are  being  worked,  and 
extensive  deposits  of  iron  and  coal  are  known  to  exist.     County  seat,  Kerbyville. 


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OFFICE. 


IXCrMUKST. 


^F,SIDE^•CE. 


County  .Juil;;e. . . 
County  Clerk  . . . 
District  Attorney 
SheriflF 


Treasurer . 

Assessor. . 


Surveyor 

Coroner 

Superintendent  ScliooU. 

County  Commissioners. 


Cani|)l)ill  CuUlwell  Illinois  Valley, 
Iial()li  J.  Forbes. . .  Kerbyville ..."., 

.1.  11.  Neil .Fiieksonvillc  . . . 

Thomas  F.  Floyd .  ■  Kerbyville 

.Jobn  Holt ;         "  

Wm.  N.  Saunders.  Altliousc 

i  Vacant 


Term  Explros.  I      S.VLARY. 


July  ...  I868^«G(K)  per  ami. 
Fees. 

S.'iOO  per  ann. 
Fees. 

$.")00  per  ann. 
\$:y  per  tliem. 
Fees. 


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i  William  Chapman.  Illinois  Valley. . . .  j .S300  per  ann. 

I Georfjo  E.  Logan . . ;  Waldo July  ...  1 868  $3  per  diem. 

i  Simon  Messenger  .  I  Williamsbur(;li .  . . !     ""         "      ]    "        " 


FAOIFIO  INSUBANCB  CO.   Cash  Asset*.  $1,113,863.82. 


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Jefiferson,  Marion  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles 

s  of  Salem 

IJcnrh  &  KiiicliaH,  general  mereliantliso 
Coiiser  Jacob,  flouring  Mill 
(irey  A,  carpenter 


Gordon  A  L,  blaek.^mitli 
(li-andy  S  ISF,  teacher 
(iray  IJro.x,  liarne.«s  nnil  saddlery 
I  lousier  Frank,  pliotograplier 
Ilulsey  1).  i)liysician 


Johnson  U  A,  gen'l  merelmndisc  and  V  M    ""''^ry-  l>'^^"I^^MeComas,  drugs  and  med-  ; 

Jolmson  W  W,  black.smitli  ;  „  ,  '^'*»^\  . 

Ilulsey  J  15,  pliy.«u'ian 

Kelly  &  Stevens,  livery  stable 

Lewis  li  r,  provision-^  and  grain 

Lewis  Henry,  livery  .stable 

Mallorv  U  II  iV  Co,  general  mercliandise 


I'owcll  P,  carpenter 
Vaiifrlni  Kli,  wagon  maker 
AVaterinan  &  Tiionnis,  genl  mdse 


JeDnyopoliS,    Uenton    Co,  (P   ()    ad-    ,,   ,,  ,    „  ,,  .     r     i    -    it  .  i 

dre,.s   S.arr's    Point)   11    miles   ^  of   J^^'"  T   ,    .  "  I. 'r'''       '^  "'" ',        '     i 
Corvillia  i  ^'•''^''''•■''<''*  '^  C  cV;  to,  wagon  maker  | 

MeWilliams  &  Stevens,  proprs  livery  .stable  , 

EellOgg'S,  Douglas  Co,  P  O.  no  miles    Morrow  J  L.  general  mercliandise 

Murray  I\I  A,  propr  livery  stable 

Patterson  &  Co,  general  mercliandise 

Patterson  15  P,  jiostraaster 

Kice  Matbcw,  billiard  saloon 

Roberts  N,  pro[)rieloi'  Our    House  Hotel 


n  w  of  Koseburg 


Kellogg  (J  A  15,  hotel  proprietor 
Kellogg  Lyman,  postmaster 


Kerby,  or  Kerbyville,  Joseiihine 

Co,  P  0  and  county  seat,  Josephine, 
'2')0  miles  s  of  Salem 


Uynearson  L,  blacksmith 
Sebelhvortli  A  &  Co.,  brewers 
Seeley  Charles,  stoves  and  tinware 
Shellworth.  Charles,  bakery 
Shu|)e  1'  T.  photographer 
Simonton  W  15,  pliysician 
Slater  J  H,  atltn-ney  at  law 
dress.   Corvallis)   12   miles    n    w   of;  siavick,  Harris  &  Co.general  merchandise 

Samlers  S,  cjibinet  maker 
Spare,  Clere  A:  tSilhani,  blacksmiths 
Steinheiser  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Stoltz  S  &  Co,  boots  anil  shoes 
Taylor  C,  hotel  proprietor 
Thomas  II  L,  general  merchandise 
AVebb  George  W,  stoves  and  tinware 
Wilkinson  il  11,  propr  flouring    mill   and 
general  merchant 


Kendall  &  I5olt,  general  merchandise 
Sawyer  S  W,  postmaster 

King's  Valley,  Henton  Co,  (P  f)  ad 
dress,    C( 
(\)rvaHis 

Chambers  Roland,  propr  flouring  mill 

La  GrandO,  Union  Co,  P  O,  incorpo- 
rated city,  and  Co  seat  I'nion  Co,  8,") 
miles  s  e  of  Umatilla,  and  .'iGO  miles 
e  s  e  of  Salem 


OiKici'.RS — II   H  Mallor}-,    President; 
H     M     Judson,     Recorder;      II     L 


Ihonas,  Marshal;  A\m(o  tie,  J  IV  Lafayette,  Yamhill  Co,  P  O  and  Co 
ISIcCinas  M  Khrcmroch,  J  L  Mor-  ^;f„  y.,,,',,,;,,  (,  ,i,„.^j^.,^  ^„  „,^  i^,.^ 
row,  I)  C  Mclveirher.  M  l.aker,  j,.,,,,.  ^^.  „,^.  y.^,,,,,;,,  ^.  g  ^^-^^^ 
Irustees  „, ...    ,      „(   .>.:i „<• 


Aberley  C,  meat  market 

Alherson  S,  general  merchandise 

Baker  &  Litehteiithall,  attorneys  at  law 

Bilker  N  W,  pro|)rii'tor  Valley  House 

Bilker  R  M,  physician 

Boary  S,  genenil  merchandise 

Bo-kowitz  &  Sonmier,  gen  merchandise 

Chiiplin  Daniel,  surveyor 

Cottle  T  C,  propr  livery  stable 

Dospain  J,  projir  livery  stable 

Fi.-ilier  J  Y,  physician 

(Jerstle,  Reinhardt  &  Co,  genl  mdse 

Gift  L,  cabinet  maker 


above  its  mouth,  24  miles  n  w  of 
Salem,  and  ;}()  miles  s  w  of  Portland. 
Lafayette  is  well  located,  and  con- 
sidering the  many  advantages  it  en- 
joys, must  be  at  no  distant  day  a  city  of 
considerable  importance.  The  river  is 
navigable  to  this  point  the  entire  year. 

Adams  S  C  Rev,  clergyman 
Allen  II  W,  general  merchandise 
15aker  .John,  carpenter 
15elelicr  J  M,  general  merchandise 
IJidwell  W  C,  carpenter 
15rndshaw  E  C,  attorney  at  law 


A.  BOUAN  ft  CO.  Tho  only  exoltisive  Book  Store  on  the  Paoiflo  Coast. 
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PACIFIC  COAST  BU8INK88  DIKKCTOKY. 


Dillon  A  1{,  pliysician 

Kcklcs  Clcmriil,  ^'fiu'iiil  incrcliniulise 

Kwiii;;  it  Miflci'.-on.  blacksiiiiliis 

ForlH'8  A  F,  I'rcs   Lat'ayriic'  Auaili'iny 

(Srt'cr  (J  II,  clfrjjyiaan  (M  10) 

Harris   U,  salnoii 

Il('ial)rt'('  J  'I',  general  iiKTcliamlii-o    and 

liott'l    prDpriclor 
Unrllinrt  S,  aKorncy  at  law 
Lat'ayt'tio   Academy,  I'rof  A   IJ    Forbesi, 

priiicipal 
LAFAVKTTK   COHIlIKll,  J  II  Upton, 

])ri>pr  aixl  rdilor 
Lariji'  F,  carpfnlcr 
Lt'dbold  F,  lihuksmith 
I'liillilis  A  (!.  dnilist 
Simpson    II   \j,  j'cncial  nidso  and  1'  M 
Si<'ward  (Jcor;;!^  It,  attorney  at  law 
I'l'TON    .1    II,  pul)lislicr  ami  proprietor 

LaCayelle  Conrier,  and  joi)  printer 


!  Watts  .1  W,  pliysician 
I  White  it  \\'e.iiertield,    |)liysieians,    drug- 
I  <zists  and   apollieearies 

Whitlow  K   I),  earpentor 

i  Lancaster,  (formerly  Freedom)  Lane 
I    •      Co,  I'  U  10  miles  n  of  Kujfene 

I  Crow  ISIaleohn   M,  postmaster 

Dinin ,  hlaeksmilh 

I  ley  man  &  Sweren;rer,  general  merclian- 

<lise 
Ilyland  A  D  &  Co,  genl  mdso 
Johnson  (i,  physician 
Laflerly  d  M,  carpenter 
Lane  A,  wa^on  maker 
Lyman  d  S.  cai'penter 
Morrison  .1,  liiacksmith 
Steinher;.',  Sanders   &,    Co,  general  mer- 

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LANE  COUNTY,  llonndaries— North  hy  l{enfo»i  a-id  Linn,  east  l.y  the 
Cascade  Rloanlains,  south  by  l)oii;ilas,  and  west  by  Don^das  and  the  I'a  ■'•Ocean. 
Area.  .'iddO  ,s(|iiare  miles.      A  consideralde   portion  of  \\'illainelle  \'alle;  nbraced 

within  tiie  boundaries  of  this  comity,  and  includes  a  lar}{<-  ipiantily  of  t'  '  desir- 

able a;rricidtuial  and  jiraziiif:  land  in  the  Stale.  Veins  of  <;old  and  silver  (piariz  have 
been  discovered  in  the  eastern  >ection.  Acres  of  land  assessed,  ISt!.";,  2H|.7.')1;  inidcr 
ciilti\ation,  ;iO,(;iSo.     Valiiu  ot'  real  and  personal  property,  !?l,08(i,".)tji.(.     County  seat, 


Eugene  City. 


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Coiiiitv  .liiilt.'o Idsliiia  .1.  Wiillii: 

Ciuiiiiv'  rifik Iiiiiies  \V.  ,Skii):y:s. !  " 

Disuii't  Attoiiioy I.  F.  Wntsini IJosrliinij;  .... 

.^Iiciili' Iiisrpli  Miiidor. . . .  Kiiirein;  City. . 

'I'lciisiiicr Tlios.  Miilli(illnii(l.  " 

Assr-Mir    (ill)!-;;!'    I  )llll(llll .  .  .  ( '():\St   l-'ork  .  .  . 

Sin-ii'vor iWilliinn  II.  (»ilt'll.  Kiitrciu- City, . 

Ciinnicr    lostpli   MiI'Iutmiii  Coast  Fuik. . . 

Su|iiiiiitt'n(lfnt  iScliools Jusfpii  Matlock. . . 

County  Cunniiissioncrs 


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LatshaW  Mills,  I^inn  Co,  (P  O  i»d-|  Cavine.s.o  F  P,  ear|K'nter 

dies.s,  llarri>buig)  ^5  miles  s  of  Albany  1  Chnifihton  S  II,  saddle  tree  maker 

I  Coryelh;  J,  carpenter 
Laurel,    Dou^das    Co    (P   O    address,    Durr  IJ,  wa;ron  nmker 

KellojTfr's)   10  miles  n  w  of  Koseburg  <  F,lkius  L  it  Son.  fieneral  merchandise 
I    /-,       1    A\       >  !  Frouk  .1.  blacksmith 

Lawn  Arbor,  l  '..Ik  Co.  (P  O  address,    iiilliard  W  F,  bhicksmith 
Salt  Creek)  18  miles  n  w  of  Dallas    ji^,^^.,,  ]Vi,  t.,,rpeiiter 

Marks  James,  carpenter 
Lebanon,  Linn  Co,  P  O  12  miles  s  e    is-ick.-r.son  S,  car[.enter  and  machinist 

of  Albany  i  (),iell  G  AV,  physician 

liell  .1  W,  hotel  proprietor  Perkins  J  N,  physician 

IJiddie  W,  dentist  I  Koliind  J  (),  sa<ld!ery  and  Imrncss 


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MAROB'ALIi  ft  lUTTAUXB'S  Flanoi,  Cheapest  mado.   A.  KOnLER,  Afcent,  San  Franoinoo. 

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Uiidolpli  Mor^iin,  ficiil  iiidse  ami  1*  M       I  LOXington,  Cliitsnp  Co,  (1*  ()  aildicss, 
VimvartoM  W  \V,  hlacksiiiiih  Aflorin)  "J  inilt's  s  w  of  Astoria 

Woodward  O  T,  faipeiiter 

Liberty,  Utnton  Co,  r  O,  lO  miloa  II 
Loland,  .Tfwppliino   Co,   1*  O,  iO  miles  \  of  C'orvallis 

'I  ^  "'■  J^i'l'^vill'^  j  Hink..  David,  earp-nt-r  and  j..in."P 

Mc'Micliaol  H    B,   (L(daiid   CicL'k)   gen- '  Ilt'ckcr  .V  l*ilt('iN,cairia;.'(' ami  \vaj;on  mkr 

cral  incrcliandiso  i  IMillioni  .1  I'  iV  Co.  ;;t'ii(  nil  iiu.'iTluuidise 

Smith  llciiry,  (Cayotc  Creek)   ji;eiil  iiidse    Modie  .laeoh,  li!aek>iMilii 
'r\vo;:oo<l  &  Ilarkness,  propr.n  (iravo  Creek    I'ieket  W  G,  poslina-ter 

House  I 

Two^ood  James  II,  poslinaster  I  Lincoln,  (or  IIo(|uattoii)  Tillamook  Co, 

Witt  I  it,  (Galicc  Creek)  genl  iiidsc  '  (sec  lloiiuatton) 

LINN  COUNTY.  noundaries— NoWli  hy  ^Inrioii.  ea-t  hy  tlie  Cascade 
Moimtaiiis,  soiilli  hy  Lane,  and  west  hy  Ileiiton.  Area,  "i.")!*!*  sipiare  miles.  This 
coinity  ranks  second  in  the  State  in  point  of  popniation.  Witiiin  its  limits  is  (Mnhraced 
a  hufrer  amount  of  productive  land,  inclndin;;  the  hest  jiortioii  of  the  Willainettt!  Val- 
ley, than  is  contained  in  any  other  county  in  ()re;;on.  SiMtled  hy  a  population  noted 
lor  its  enterprise  and  eiier^jy,  Linn  must  continue  to  advance  in  all  the  elemenld  of 
a;iricnltural  and  commercial  wealth.     County  se;ii,  Alhany. 

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Iliirr  Morris 

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William  Lister. .. 
('.  A.  KiM'iriisoii. . 

I'liul  Clover 

Jason  Wlicflcr.. . 

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.   IJrowiisville 

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Fees. 

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Locust  Grove,  Doualas  Co,  (1'  O  ad- 
dress, Oaklaml)  '_' I  miles  n  of  llose- 
hurg 

Long  Tom,  T.ane  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Franklin)  If  miles  w  of  Eugene 

iLuckimute,  Polk  Co,  P  O,  13   miles 

s  of  Dallas 
Sluats  Isaac,  postmaster 

McKenzie.  Lane  Co,  (P  O  .nddre.ss, 
Mohawk),  4  miles  n  e  of  Eugene 

McMinnville,  Yamhill  Co,  P  O,  5 
miles  s  w  of  Lafayette 

Harnum  &  Watt,  contractors  and  builders 
Hcan  A:  Cowls,  general  mercliaiulise 
Hrown  Henry,  undertaker 


Camphell  it  IMcCarty,  carriage  and  wagon 

nnikers 
Ecdeston  E,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 
Foril  V  A,  photo;;ra|)her 
llendiree  ,V  Carse, /jeneral  merchandise 
Johnson  &  Year^ain,  drnifgists  and  apoth's 
Johnson    J    W,   I'residenl    McMinnville 

Colh'ge 
Jones  F  P.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Kinney  H  C,  Homing  mill 
]\IcMinnvill(!  College,  Prof  J  W  Johnson, 

principtd 
Rowell  it  Johnson,  hlacksmiths 
Saylor  &  Sargent,  general  merchandise 
Towiisend  N  S,  wagon  maker 
Warren  Edward  T,  saddlery  and  harness 
Weed  II,  house  and  sign  jiainter 
Weil  A,  general  merchandise 
Witlicrel  M  W,  saddlery  and  harness 
Yeargain  D  J,  postmaster 


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276  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


MARION  COUNTY.  Bomularies— Nortli  by  Clackamas  oast  by  Clacka- 
mas and  the  Cascade  Mountains,  soutb  by  Linn,  and  west  by  Polk  and  Yamhill. 
Area,  J  '2i)0  square  miles.  The  central  location  of  Marion,  adjoining  several  of  the  best 
comities  in  the  State,  and  its  agricultural  aud  other  advantages,4ttiake  it  second  only 
10  ]\Iultnomah  in  wealth  and  importance.  Acres  of  land  und.  r  cultivation,  18Gr>, 
45,010.     IJushels  of  wheat  raised,  1804,  221,180.     County  seat,  Salem. 

OFFICKKS. 


OFFICE. 


IXrt'.MIJKNT. 


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County  Clerk (icor};('  A.  Edes.  . 

District  Attorney 1'.  C.  Sullivan . . . 

Slioritf foiin  J.  Murphy  . 

Treasurer Snniuel  Hemlrick . 

Assessor   Ilcnrv  1).  Mount. 

Surveyor T.  W.   Daven]iort.  I         " 

(;oroner F.  11.  Smith Snlom 

Superintendent  Seiiools Leonard  J.  Powell        "      

j    Thomas  C.  Shaw  .  Bethany  ^  . . 

)    Joiin  U.  Bridges..  AValdo'l  tills 


.Silverton 


Countv  Commissioners. . 


1870  $800  per  ami. 
18«!>  fees. 

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"     :  Fees. 

"     I  $800  per  nun. 

"      Fees. 


$.'iOO  perann. 
Per  diem. 


MilwailkiO,  Clackamas  Co,  P   O,  on  ;  Snelling  Seth,  nurseryman 
the  overland  route,  7  miles  n  of  Ore- 1  Thessing  Dr,  ithysician 
gon  City 

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Campbell  Hector,  foundry 
i  Char  J  S,  general  merchandise 
I  Flathaway  Airs,  female  [)hysician 
;  Hargenburger  J,  hotel  jjroprietor 
!  Miller  it  I-nmbert.  orchardists 
I  Parker  .lohn,  wagon  maker 
I  Hohr  {'  M,  furniture  dealer 
I  t^cott  Thomas  M  Hev,  principal  Spencer 
I  Hall  Boarding  School 

i  Selwood  J  Kev,  clergyman  (Episcopalian) 
i  Selwood  James,  attorney  at  law 
I  Sherr  P,  bootmaker 

Smith  r>  F,  broker 


Mohawk,  Lane  Co.  P  O,  G  miles  n  e  of 

Eugene 
Lester  Thomas,  postmaster 

Monmouth,  Polk  Co,  P  0, 7  miles  s  e 
of  Dallas  I 

Butler  J  B  V,  postmaster  i 

Monroe,  Benton    Co,    (P   O   address,  i 
Starr's  Poit't)  17  miles  s  of  Corvallis 

MontS3rwania,  Washington  Co,  (P  () 
address,  Ilillsboro)  12  miles  s  e  of 
Hillsboro 

Mount  Scott,  Douglas  Co.  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Hoseburg)  15  miles  n  e  of 
Roseburjf 


MULTNOMAH  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  the  Columlda  river, 
east  by  the  Cascade  Mountains,  south  by  C'lackamas,  and  west  by  Washington. 
Area,  400  square  miles.  The  City  of  Port  and  is  embraced  within  the  boundaries 
of  this  county,  making  it  the  first  in  point  of  wealth  iiiid  population  in  the  State. 
County  Seat,  Portland. 

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OFFICK. 


INOrSIBKNT. 


iti;sini:xri;. 


Countv  .ludge Hon.P.A.jMarquami  Portland 

County  Clerk ill.  C.  Coulson. . . .  |  " 

District  Attorney ^  M.  F.  Mulkcy '  " 

Sherirt' .' i.Iacol)  Stit/.el' " 

Treasurer   'l).  \V.  Williams. .. , 

Assessor   j John  Duinn j  " 

Surveyor ,  C.  W.  Burrago !  " 

Coroner I  A,  J.  Hotl'man ....  " 

Superintendent  Sehools il{ev. (J.  H.Atkinson  " 

County  Commissioners...     {   ij:^*^i--^;'«i  i! 


Tonn  Kxplrcs. 

SALAUY. 

July  . . 

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1868 

$150()prnnn. 

Fees. 

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Per  dicm. 


Insure  in  the  best  Loool  Company,  "  THB  PAOIFIO." 


A.  KOHLER'S  Musio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Bansom  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


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of  Lafayette 

Davis  Jeff,  postmaster 

Myrtle  Creek,  Douglas  Co,  P  0, 16 
miles  s  of  lloseburg 

Lanevc  L,  postmaster 

Needy,  Clackamas  Co,  P  O,  15  miles  s 
w  of  Oregon  City 

Tiarger  G  C,  tanner 

Mack  William  O,  carpenter 

McCowen  Clark,  blacksmitli 

Morciand  Jtisse,  P  M  and  general  mrelit 

Jlorgan  &  Ilardesty,  cabinet  makers 

Owen  RI  M,  carpenter 

Taylor  G  W,  wagon  maker 

Wyland  Daniel,  blacksniitli 

NewellSVille,  (Ciiamiwey;)  Marion  Co, 
P  O,  2J  miles  n  e  of  Salem 


fl    Jlurphy  John  J,  postmaster 


Newport,  (Yacpiina  Bay)  P  O,  G8 
miles  w  of  Corvallis 

Carter  A  II,  confectionery  and  bakery 

Case  &  Haldwin,  hotel  proprietors 

Ilillyer  R,  fishery 

Livingstone  L,  bakery 

Peak  »&  Ilmldleston,  tishery 

Thornton  John,  saloon 

Wright  A  W,  general  merchandise 

North  Yamhill,  Yamhill  Co,  P  O,  7 

\m\iis  u  \v  of  Lafayette 

Hall  Wm,  wagon  nuiker 

Ihown  Mrs  Julia,  female  physician 

Douglass  J  S  llev,  clergyman  (M  Epis) 

Dunn  B  W,  blacksmith 

Fryer  .1  M,  general  merchandise  and  P  jNI 

Payne  Aaron  llev,  dergynum 

Oakland,  Douglas  Co,  P  O,  18  miles  n 
of  Uosebukg,  on  the  Portland  Over- 
land Route 

Al)raham  and  Blumenthal,  genl  mdse 

Hanks  Thomas,  blacksmith 

Cole  James,  physician 

Dagun  Theophilus,  ])hysician 

Hall  Langley,  physician 

Hamlin  Wm,  blacksmith 

Haynes  Wm,  saddler 


Ilurlburt  A  E  Mrs,  teacher 

Kile  John,  carpenter 

Lloyd  David,  tailor 

LORD  &  PETERS,  agents  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co  and  general  merchants 

Lord  E  C,  postmaster 

Mahoney  &  Hotchkiss,  genl  merchandi  'i 
I  Marks  &  Zwelinski,  general  merchandise 
I  McCoy  I)  D,  wagon  maker 

]\Iedley  Oscar,  saddler 

IMiser  Spence,  carpenter 

Sheflield  W  E,  carpenter 

Tibbetts  Jonathan,  iiotel  proprietor  i 

Tower  iluU,  clergyman  ! 

Venable  Joseph,  physician  | 

Young  &  Erbanks,  millers  i 

Oregon  City,  Clackamas  Co,  P  O  and  j 
County  scatClackamas  Co;  situated  on 
the  right  bank  of  the  Willamette  river, ' 
and  on  the  Overland  Route,  3H  miles 
n  of  Salem, and  I'd  nules  s of  Portland. 
A  fall  in  the  river  here  affords  immense 
water  power,  which  is  being  improved 
for   manufacturing    ])urposes.      The  ; 
Oregon  City  IMiinufacturing  Co  have  | 
recently  erected  a   new  woolen  mill, 
and  have  now  six  sets  of  machinery  ; 
running,  with  a  capacity  of  manufac- ' 
turing  '2,000  of  yards  cloth  per  day,  ^ 
and  employ  IGO  hands 

Ackerman  S,  general  merchandise 
Ar  lell  A  T,  house  painter 
Barclay  Forbes,  physician 
Harlow  &  Miller,  groceries,  etc 
BARLOW  AVM,  general  merchandise  and 

proi)rietor  Barlow  House 
Bartlow  William  B,  livery  stables 
Behrens    Louis,   proprietor   Oregon    City 

Brev.  "ry  and  saloon 
Hell  &  ^'arker,  druggists  and  apothecaries 
Boehni  Jacol>,  proptr  Oregon  House 
Hroughton  William,  carpenter 
Canfield  Hobert,  general  merchandise 
CHARMAN  &  BUO,  general  merehan- 

disc,   doors,  sash,  etc,  agents  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co's  and  Union  Insurance 

Co 
Cram  Stowall,  livery  stable  i 

Diller  Leomird,  bakery  and  groceries  I 

Driver  J  D,  clergyman  (Metli  Epis)  i 

Fleming  Joiui,  druggist  and  bookseller        I 
FORREST  JOHN,  liipiors  and  billiards  ; 
Haas  George,  liquors  and  billiards 
Ilighfield  AV  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Huelat  &  IMelvinney,  attorneys  at  law 
Iluslies  B  A,  fTf iiiiial  merchandise 
IMPERIAL  FLOUKING  MILLS,  Sa- 

vier  &  Co,  pro|)rietors 
JACOIJS  R,  general  merchandise 
Johnson  &  jMcCown,  attorneys  at  law 
Kcarns  Hugh,  bootmaker 
KELLEY    E    B,   tobacco,    cigars,   and 

postmaster 
Kellcy  E  D,  gi-oceries 
KESTI^R   C   jM,  manufacturer   clothing 

and  bag  liietory 
Levy  &  Fechheimer,  general  merchandise, 

finnitinc,  bedding,  etc 
Levy  Adol|ili,  groceries,  .and  agent  Tele- 

grapli  Co 
Lewis  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Locy  J  1),  attorney  at  law 
[  Logus  &  Albriglit,  butchers 
I  Mason  B  H  F,  liijuors  and  billiards 
I  Mayer  B,  butcher 
I  McWilliams  John,  blacksmith 
I  Miller  &  Pease,  proprietors  Oregon  City 
i  Saw  Mill 

Miller  &  Sliattuck,  boots,  shoes,  etc 
Murray  diaries,  house  antl  sign  painter 
I  OREGON  CITY  MANUFACTURING 
CO,  (woolen  mills)  1)  P  Thompson, 
President ;  R  II  Thompson,  Superin- 
tendent 
Oregon  City  Paper  ISIills 
Pope  C  W  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware 
RALSTON    &   MYERS,  general   mer- 
chandise, l)ar  iron  and  steel,  etc 
Raymond  Ste|)hen,  bootmaker 
Ross  II  W,  physician 
Satt'ron  Henry,  physician 
Sa\  ier  it   Co,  proptrs  Imperial  Flouring 

Mills 
Schram  John,  harness  and  saddlery 
Selling  Isaac,  mi-rcliandise 
Selwood  John  jr.  Rev,  clergyman  (Epis) 
Siieppard  &  AVortman,  groceries  and  bak- 
ery 
Smith  &  Marshall,  blacksmiths 
SMITH  R  &  lUiOS,  proprietors  Oregon 

City   Foundry 
Taylor  P  J,  car|)enter 
Thompson  P  1),  surveyor 
Walsh  John  E,  bootmaker 
AVelch  John,  dentist 
Wilde  Ferdinand,  gunsmith 
Wolf  B,  clothing 

Osceola.  Washington  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Ilillsboro)  8  miles  e  of  Hillsboro 


Oysterville,  (Yaqnina  Bay)  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Newport)  G4  miles  w  of  Cor- 
val.is 

Dodge,  Bensill  &  Co,  proptrs  saw  mill 
Winant  &  Co,  gen  mchts  and  hotel  proptrs 

Feoria,  Linn  Co,  P  0,  15  miles  s  of 
Albany 

Bamford  James,  bricklayer 

Bond  ]Milton,  harness  and  saddlery 

Cranfill  I  &  Son,  cabinet  m.akers 

Dunham  A,  stoves  and  tinware 

Lane  Joseph  II,  carpenter 

IVIcCorkle  William  M,  carpenter 

McNeil  George  A,  blacksmith 

Miller  N,  blacksmith 

IVIiller  Nicholas,  physician 

North  it  Bro,  general  merchandise 

Owsley  William  M,  physician 

I'arrish  W  H,  carpenter 

Ramsey  B  &  Sons,  crockery  ware  manufs 

Siianklin  Robert  S,  blacksmith 

Sheplienl  Wm,  blacksmith 

Smith  S  A.  physician 

Smith  AV  P.  drugs  and  stationery  and  P  !M 

Thompson  &  Son,  general  merchandise 

Phoenix.  J.-ickson  Co,  P  O,  9  miles  s  e 
of  Jacksonville 

Baldwin  J,  bootmaker 
Burns  Mrs  J  P,  hotel  proprietress 
Foudrey  E  D,  proptr  flouring  mill  and  P  M 
IIoxo  Charles  Rev.  clergynuin 
Lavenburg  I),  hotel  proprietor 
Lindley  ]M,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Mensor  Morris,  general  merchandise 
Micholson  &  Stuart,  blacksmiths 
Senbert  Horace,  wagon  maker  i 

Pino.  Linn  Co,  (P  0  address,  Diamond : 
Hill)  36  miles  s  e  of  Albany  | 

Pioneer  City.  (Yaqnina  Bay)  (P  0 
address,  Yaipiinu  City,  37  miles  w  ot' 
Corvallis 

Kellogg  Capl,  hotel  proprietor 

Stanton  B   F,  livery  stable 

Starr  B  F,  tinsmith  ' 

Pleasant  Hill,  Lane  Co,  P  O,  12  milt  ^ 
s  e  of  Eugene  City.    (See  Cloverdale) 

Plum  Valley,  Polk  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Eola)  12  miles  c  of  Dalles 


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FOLK  COUNTY,  lioundaries— North  by  Yamhill,  east  by  Marion,  south 
by  Ueiiton,  and  west  by  Tillamook.  Area,  700  square  miles.  A  populous  and 
rich  antricultural  section  of  the  State,  contnining  extensive  tracts  of  land  suitable  for 
iiSricultural  and  grazing  purposes.  Acres  of  land  under  cultivation,  :18()iJ,  8G,127. 
Bushels  of  wheat  raised  in  1864,  Jirj,G57.  Assessed  value  of  property,  18G5, 
§1,033,179.     County  seat,  Dallas. 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICE. 


INCUMBENT. 


RESIDENCE. 


I  Term  Expires. 


County  JuiIkc \V.  C.  Wliitson  . . . 

County  Clerk J.  I.  Thompson.  . . 

District  Attorney P.  C.  Sullivan  . . . . 

Slieritt" Josepli  Liirj;ott . . . . 

Treasurer   ',  VVilii.ani  Howe . . . . 

Assessor J.  L.  Ladd 

Surveyor Siinuiel  Bueli 

Coroner    Xiirhunicl  Hudson. 

Superintendent  Schools Thomas  Butler  . . . 

)    Isaiu-  Bull 

)    (ieorj^e  Eiler.s 


I  Dallas 


County  Commissioners 


July, 


1870. 
1868. 


SALARY. 


Indei)eudcnco. 

Dallas 

Salt  Creek  . . . 


$()00  per  ann. 

Fees. 

$i}()0  and  fees 

Fees. 

$.500  per  ann. 

Fees. 


SI  00  per  ann, 

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Pocahontas,  Btiker  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Auburn)  —  miles —  of  Auburn 

Ciiambers  &  Ilowen,  proptrs  flouring  mill 

Port  Orford.  Curry  Co,  V  O,  30  miles 
n  of  Ellensburg,  338  by  sea  from  San 
Francisco 

AVasbiirg  A,  postmaster 

Portland.  Port  of  Entry,  P  O,  County 
scat  of  ^fultnoniah  County,  and  in- 
c()r|)()rated  city,  situated  on  the  left 
bank  of  the  Willamette  River,  13 
miles  above  its  junction  with  the 
Columbia,  and  110  miles  from  the 
ocean.  Disttincc  from  San  Francisco, 
by  sea  fi  12  miles,  and  by  the  overland 
route  7.")0  miles  ;  from  Salem,  ;>(>  miles 
n  e.  This  is  the  most  populous  and 
wealthy  city  in  the  State,  and  second 
only  to  San  Francisco  on  the  Pacific 
coast  in  commercial  importance.  It 
is  the  entrepot  for  the  interior  trade 
of  Oregon,  and  the  territories  of 
Washington  and  Idaho.  Three  lines 
of  ocean  steamships  and  numerous 
sailing  vessels  make  regular  trips 
to  San  Francisco,  and  a  line  of  sailing 
packets  and  a  line  of  steamers  are 
also  in  operation  to  Honolulu  and 
Victoria.  Daily  communication  with 
the  interior  is  maintained  by  lines  of 
steamers  and  stages. 

Ofkiceks. — Henry  Failing,  Mayor;  J 
J   Ilotfman,  Recorder;  C    P  Ferry; 


Treasurer ;  S  A  Moreland,  Assessor ; 
II  R  lileeker,  Auditor  and  Clerk ; 
Samuel  Simmons,  Street  Commis- 
sioner ;  C  W  liurrage.  City  Surveyor; 
W  W  Upton,  City  Attorney;  John 
McCiaken,  P  C  Schuyler,  Jr,  A  B 
Hallock,  (First  Ward)  A  Rosenheim, 
M  O'Connor,  William  II  Bennett, 
(Secoiul  Ward)  J  P  O  Lownsdale, 
T  J  Caitcr,J  C  Cars.m,  (Third AVard) 
''ouncilmen 

Abernetliy  (ieorge.  storage  and  commi-^- 
sion,  a,L:inf  Nirlii  American  Life  In- 
surance Co.  i34  Front 

Ach  Leon,  dry  good^,  etc,  133  Fir-t 

Akers  AVilliam.  Union  Stable,  14'J  First 

ALLEN  &  LEWIS,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission, importers  and  di  .liiTs  general 
mercliandi.se,  18,  20,  ami    -'_'  ii  Front 

ARRICOXI  S  N,  ])ropriei(.r  Arrigoni's 
Hotel,  cor  Front  and  Stark 

Atkinson  G  II  Rev,  clergyman  (Tong) 
211  Second 

Alter  Xavier,  gunsmith,  144  Vw 

Backenstos  E  D,  U  S  collector  internal 
revenue.  State  of  Oregon,  100  Front 

BALLARD  AV  G  &  CO.  bottled  ale  and 
jiorterand  soda  factory,  42  Front 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA, 
Edwin  Ru.ssell,  manager,  o7  Front 

BARMAN  BROS,  clothing  and  furnish- 
ing goods,  76  Front 

BARRETT  CHARLES,  Su,  station- 
ery, books,  etc,  76  Frop',  and  7 
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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIUECTORY. 


i  BEAL  COKNELIUS,  attorney  at  law, 
j  Court  House 

I  Beclierer  Frank,  hairdresser,  141  Front 
i  BECK  &  WALDMAN,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
I  ing,  etc,  81  Front 

BECK  AVILLIAM,  gunsmitii,  121  Front 
Bennet  &  While,  livery  stable.  111  and 

IK)  Second 
Bennett  Jame^*,  saddlery  and  harness,  Front 

near  M'asliinjrtoii 
BENSON  IIEXKY  C  llEV^  editor  IV 
eilic  Christian  Advocate  and  clergy- 
man, (Methodist)  oilice  Second 
Bergman  Josepii,  meat  market,  l.'iO  First 
Best  ifc  Andrews,  groceries,  cor  Front  and 

Madison 
BILLS  iV^  CO,  draymen  and  forwarders, 
dray  and  hack  stables,  cor  Stark  and 
S'jcond 
Binet  Joseph,  bootmaker,  12!)   First 
Blach  diaries,  physician,  0  Washington 
Bloom  &  Moskowitz,  gei!  mdse,  107  Front 
Bloom  Isaac,  tailor,  1  l.'J  First 
I  BLOOMFIELI)  II,  Oregon  Iron  Works 
Blumauer    &     Rosenblatt,   general    mer- 
chandise, (i7  Front 
!  Bolter  ii  T,  broom  mkr,  Taylor  nr  Front 
I  Bolhwell  James,  j)ainter,  7'J  Second 
I  liraden  AV'illiain  &  C\i,  groc  ric?,  cor  Fifth 
I  and  Salmon 

j  Bradford  A  (1,  wholesale  liquor>   .'511  Front 
j  Hrady  John,  boot  nmker,  13  Washington 
i  BliAMHALL  THOMAS, groceri.s,  llo 
I  Morrison 

Breck  John  M,  general  mdse,  108  First 
BltELSFOAUI)  \-  EWHV.  muhi takers, 

etc,  corner  Second  and  VVu>hiii^;l(in 
BRIGGS    SAMUKL    E,   a.nnt    \\    lis, 

Fargo  iV  Co,  cor  First  an. I  Stark 
BROWN  BERLVII,  editor  Oregon  Her- 
ald, oilice  G  Slark 
Brown    Frank,    li([iiors  and  billiards,  ol 

Front 
Bruce  .lolni,  shi|ibiiilder,  N  Front 
Bruen  William  O,  saloon,  2.">  Washington 
Huehtel  Joseph,  |)holographer,  i)  Morrison 
Bundsclme  A,  cooper,  Tenth  bet  H  and  C 
BUNNELL  BROS,  importers  mid  dealers 

stoves,  tinware,  etc,  IXi  Front 
Burch  Charles  1),  blaeksmitli,  20!»  Front 
Bureliardt  &,  Schloth,  buteiiers,  cor  First 

and  Ash 
BURCHARDT  CHARLES  A,  liquors, 
billiard-,  and    oyster   saloon,  corner 
Stark  and  First 
Burrage  C  W,  civil  engineer,  Court  IIoiLse 


Burtcli  William  M,  groceries,  52  Second 
Burton   E   M,   architect   and  contractor, 

oilice  72  Front 
Butler  &  Kast,  boots  and  shoes,  ]  12  Front 
Caffrey  I'hilip  S  Rev,  cleigyman  (Presb) 

Ninth  near  Stark 
Csiidwell  W  S,  agent  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co, 

72  Front 
CALIFORNIA, OREGON,  AND  MEX- 
ICAN   STEAMSHIP  CO,  (Jeorge 

W  Weidler,  agent,  oilice  18  N  Front 
California  State  Telegraph,  oHiee  (32  Front 
Camp  A  Co,  city  draymen,  cor   Second 

and  ]\Iorrison 
Cam|tbell  Alexander,  saloon,  104  Front 
Campbell  Josejih  W,  groceries  and  hard- 
ware, 1()7  First 
Cardwell  James  R,  dentist,  89  First 
Carney  Edward,  propr  Mansion    House. 

143  Front 
Carson  &  Porter,  sash  factory,  208  Front 
Carter,  Hayden  &  Co,  lumber,  l'.)8  Front 
Carter  C  M,  claim  agent,  102^  Front 
Carter  W  A,  propr  Farmers'  House,  177 

Front 
CARTFR  WHvLIAM  D,  hook  and  j..l. 

printer,  7.')^  Front 
Catlin  John,  attorney  at  law,  l.'t  Stark 
CHA1'>L\N  &  W.VTKINS,  physicians 
I  and  surgeons,  ,'>  Washington 

I  Chapman  James  G.  atty  at  law,  8(1  Front 
'  Chapman  William  AV,atty  at  law,  Kti  Front 
'.  Church  William,  tailor,  and  agent  Singir'.- 
S  Sewing  Machine,  111  Front 

j  Cohen  Jacob,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
I  l(l')  Front 

I  Cohen,  Lyon  &  Kaufman,  geiil  mdse,  1^1' 

Front 
Colin  Charles,  clothing,  tailor,  etc,  O.'J  First 
Collins  John,  groceries,  2!)  Front 
Cook  (ieorge  H,  livery  stable,  (U  and  (I;) 

Second 
Cook  James  W.  b.-ig  factory,  4  Central  Bik 
Cool  George  \V,  dentist.  Second 
COOMBS    J     LESLIE,    jdiysician,    Wi 

Stark 
COOPER   &  CO.  carriage  builders,  cor 

Se('.')n(!  and  Morrison 
CORP.'   rr  IH«:NRY  W,  importer  haril- 

ware,    agricultural    iinplenients,   aini 

g(  iieral  merchandise,  "j.'J  Front 
C  O  S  M  O  P  O  L  I  T  A  N   CLOTI  1 1 N(i 

STORE,  Barman  Bros,  proprietor^. 

78  Front 
CRAMKR  &  CO,  bookbinders,  5  Wasli- 

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Cronin  E  A,  attorney  at  law,  108  Front 
Currier  William,  merchant  tailor,  and  agt 
CJrover  &  Baker's  Sewing  Maeiiines, 
G4  Front 
Oannnier  George,  liquors  and  billiards,  7^5 

First 
Do  Witt  Francis,  general  mdse,  134  First 
Deitz  G,  tanner,  Lincoln  near  Front 
Deknin  &  Bickol,  eont'ectionery,  77  First 
Derby  Ileiny,  boot  maker,  1G8  Front 
Dlioudt  Eugene  II, gunsmith,  107  Front 
Dielsebnelder  William,  boot  mkr,  78  First 
I)oli)li  Cyrus  A,  attorney  at  law  and  notary 

l)ublie,  1(18  Front 
Dolson  Charles,  groceries,  cor  Front  and 

Columbia 
DOL'GHEHTY.TOIIN,  liquors  and  bil- 
liards.  1!)')  Front 
Dunsotli  &  Forzier,  house  and  sign  paint- 
ers, Salmon  near  First 
Durkheitner  »fc  Kaufman,  gen  merchandise, 

cor  Front  and  Madison 
Kiigfin  John  II,  painter,  1.57  First 
Eixner  tJosepii,  propr  Calit'ornia  House, 

i;)  N  Front 
ELlvKLT   A    B   &    CO,  importers  and 
jobbers  dry  goods,  clothing,   notions, 
etc,  7;')  Front 
Klkelcs  Elias,  furniture,  etc,  1  "t3  Front 
KLLSWOUril  &,  CAllDWELL,  pho- 
tographers, 80  First 
Khugreeii  John,  upholsterer,  137  First 
l>tes   &    Stinison,   ])ropr    City    Sawmill, 

(icalei-s  in  lumber,  etc,  11*8  Front 
K\  EllDIXt;  &  BEEHE,  forwarding  and 
commission,  10  N  Front,  and  loO  and 
li)-2  Front 
FAILING  HKNIlY,importeraud  whole- 
sale dealer  general  mdse,  o.j   Front 
KAUtJ-ALV  1),  o|)ticiau.  dealer  grocer- 
ies, provisions,  and  produce,  i)8  and 
100  First 
Feiilou  James,  boot  maker,  41  Front 
FKUItY    &    FOSTER,  money  brokers, 
and  agents  Manhattan  Lite  Insurance 
Co,  8(1  Front 
Kiereus  John   F   Kev,  clergynum  (U  C) 

cor  Third  and  Stark 
FIRST  J^ATIONAL  HANK  or  PORT- 
LAND, L  M  Starr  president,   and 
Janu!s  Steele  cashier,  79  Front 
FISCHER  JOHN  A.  mmufacturer  con- 
fectionery, etc,  lOo  First 
FIcischner  L  &  Co,  geid  nidse,  03  Front 
FOX   J  M,  wholesale  dealer  liquors,  27 
Front 


Fox  Morris,  tailor,  12  Washington 
Frazar  Thomas,  U  S  assessor,  1<>0  Front 
Freeman  Joseph,  boot  maker,  102^  Front 
Friede  Henry,  tobacco  and  cigars,  3  N  Fr't 
FRIEDENRICH  DAVIU,  attorney  at 

law,  80  Front 
Friedman   &    Co,    importer  and    dealer 

stoves  and  tinware,  70  Front 
Frey  Jacob,  bakery  and  groceries,  10!)  First 
Fuller  L  C  &  Co,  money  brk'rs,  108  Front 
Galland,  Goodman  &  Co,  general  mer- 
chandise, 12'.)  Front 
Gantz  Henry,  meat  market,  corner  First 
and  Oak  ' 

GIBBS    A    C,  ])resident    Oregon    Iron  ' 
Works,  corner  Seventh  and  Morrison  ^ 
(Jiltner  J  S,  physician,  5  Washington 
Girardot   Leon,  i)roprietor  Union   Hotel, 
131  First  I 

Gleason  Michael,  merchant  tailor,  00  Front  i 
(ileim  J  G,  dentist,  107  Front 
GLISAN  RODNEY,  physician,  t)^  Front 
(iodilard  it   Dyer,  horseshoers,  cor  Third 

and  Alder 
GOLDSMITH  &  BROS,  money  brokers 
and  dealers  in  watches  and  jewelry, 
[)o  Front 
Goldstone  G,  tailor,  93  First 
Goodnough  &  Clark,  cari)enter3  and  join- 
ers, 71  Second 
Gradon  Israel,  justice  of  peace,  110  Front 
GREKN  JOHN,  president  I'ortland  Wa- 
ter and  G;is  Light  Co,  51  Front 
Greene  fr  F,  repacker  mdse,  132  Front 
Grob  II  Guido,   professor  of  music,  101 

First 
Grooms  William,  deputy  assessor  internal 

revenue,  100  Front 
Gross  Alfred  S,  tobacconist,  23  Front 
GROSS   L,  drugs,  d(!ntal  goods,   photo- 
graphic   stock,    etc.    Front    between 
Alorrison  and  Yandiill 
G  rover  &  I'age,  attorneys  at  law,  corner 

Stark  and  First 
Grube  F,  physician,  JMain  near  Seventh 
GRUBER    JOHN,    marble    works,   39 

Stark 
Guild  James,  agent  Teleg'h  Co,  02  Front 
Gulens  Frank,  saloon,  88  First 
HALLOCK  A  B,  civil  engineer,  AVilla- 

inette  Iron  Works 
Hamilton  E,  attorney  at  law.  102\  Front 
Harbaugh  &  Stitzel,  proi)rielors  saw  mill, 

e  8  n  Front 
Ilarker  James    B,   g(.'neral   merchandise, 
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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIIIECTORY. 


HARRIS  THOMAS,  propr  ^F.-ivIiants' 

K\cliiin<ri;  saloon,  cor  Stark  and  First 
riartlicl)  Ilcrinan,  druggist  and  apotlioi-aiy, 

7a  First 
Hartncss  Thomas,  brirk  maker,  coiner  F 

ami  N  and  Fourth 
HATCIIJAMES  II,  dentist.  (5  Washi'n 
Ilawtlionie  &  Loryea,  physicians,  ollicc;  o 

Washington 
HAY  WARD,   COLEMAN  &   CO,  ini- 

|)(>rtcrs  and  dealers   in  crockery  and 

glassware.  !>2  Front 
HEALFY      WILLI  A]\r.     coppersmith. 

Front  between  Ash  and  A 
IIelienl)ranil  Ciiarles,  proprietor  Franklin 

House,  .'M  Front 
Hellering  .losejdi,  tailor.  U)-2},  Front 
HENDHIE    liOHEHT,    importer    and 

wholesale  dealer  liquors,  ;')]  Front 
Herman  &  Murphv,  groceries,  etc,  1   N 

Front 
HEHUALL  GEOUGE.  groceries.  First 

and  Oak 
Heuschuch   «fc  Schmidt,  bakery  and  gro- 
ceries, 1.S3  Front 
Iliggins  .t  Co,  soap  mannfs.  Front  nr  Clay 
HODGE.  CALEF  &  CO,  importers  and 

dealers  drugs,  chemicals,  etc,  117  Front 
IIo<lgkinson  E  W,  atty  "t  law,  80  Front 
IloUinan  A  it  Co,  groceries,  corner  Fourth 

and  Washington 
HOPKINS   C,  im|)orter  hardware,  iron, 

steel,   and    agricultural    imi)lements, 

lit;  Front 
IIORNUNG   F  C  &  CO.  groceries,  and 

proprs  New  York  Hakery,  1)  N  Front 
IIOUMNG  PIIILIF,  g.msmiiii,    147L 

First,  and  liipiors,  etc,  117  First 
Iliilerv  John  M.  cooper,  21  N  Front 
HURGREN  &  S(;HINI)LER, manufac- 
turers and  dealers  in  furniture,  etc, 

IM  First 
llyman  Uros,  clothing,  etc,  41)  Front 
Lsaac  Sinion,  butcher,  Front 
Isaacs  J  &  Co,  clothing,  11.")  Front 
Johnson  Arthur  A,  meat  market,   Front 

and  Hi)  First 
Johnson  J  W  &  Co,  photographers,  107 

Front 
Johnson  Thomas,  plumber  and  gas  fitter, 

First  near  Stark 
Jones  J  F  &  Co,  groceries  atid  coU'ee  and 

g|)ice  mills,  KM  second 
Kahn  Hros,  general  mdse,  128  Front 
KAPl'S  &   DRAKE,   groceries,   provi- 
sions, etc,  148  First 


Keith  it  Crable.  saloon,  14!)  Front 

KILHOITRN  OSCAR,  auction  and  com- 
mission merchant,  '.)C>  Front 

KIN(;,  :\IYRICK  &  C(>.  assayers  and 
money  l)rok<!rs,  M  Front 

King  Robert,  saloon,  82  Front 

Kingslee  &  Rees,  saddlery  and  harness,  88 
Front 

KLINE  &  ({RADON,  real  estate  agents, 

110  Front 

KNAPP,  nURRELL  &  CO,  importers 
and  dealers  in  agricultinal  imple- 
ments, and  commission  agents,  1(8 
Front 

KNOTT.  LADD  &  CO.  clothing  manu- 
factory. Front  near  Columbia 

Koehler  William,  dentist,  1 1  Morrison 

KOENKi  JACOl$,  proprietor  Washing- 
ton Hotel,  Second  and  Alder 

Kohn  &  Fishel,   clothing,  dry  goods,  etc. 

111  Front 

Koshland   liros,  general  merchandise,  cor 

Front  and  Yamhill 
Lal)be  Bros,  groceries,  ;{()  Washington 
LADD  &  TILTON.  bankers,  CD  Front. 

and  arents  Pacific  Insurance  Co 
Ladd  John  1*,  livery  stable,  cor  Washington 

and  Second 
LAPPEIS  &   KNOAVLES,  j)roprietors 

Oro  Fino  Liipiorand  Itilliard  Saloon. 

G,  8  and  10  Stark 
Larrabee  Charles  W,  atty  at  law,  (l.'i  Front 
LAUTERWASSER     &     GARLING. 

meat  market,  101  First 
Law  R  II.  commission  mcht,  2.")  Front 
Levy  «fe  Colm,  auction  store,  1)1  First 
Levy  C  Airs,  dry  goods,   notions,  etc,  87 

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Levy  Julius,  furniture  and  glassware,  17'.) 

Front 
Lew  Samuel,  general  mdse.  10!)  Front 
LINCOLN  HOi:SE  Nicolai  .Malthiesseii. 

proprietor,  cor  Front  and  Washington 
Loeb  Nathan,  clothing,  etc,  77  Front 
LOCiAN   DAVID,  attorney  at  law,  cor 

Slaik  and  Front 
Loryea  .loseph.  furniture  and  bedding,  KJfi 

and  14(t   Front 
Lo>kenstciii  Emil  &  (!o, furniture  and  bed- 
ding, i;;4,  l.'MJand  1:38  First 
Lyon  John  H,  house  and  sign  painter,  .'i.'i 

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MACK  CHARLES  II,  <'!ntist,  G  Wash- 
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jNInggs  J  S  (fe  Co,  groceries,  1G3  First 
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Marks  .lacob,  tailor,  13  Wnshinjrton 
MAU(iUAM  r  A,  attorney  at  law,  Court 

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MARTIN  E  &  CO,  importers  and  dealers 

ill  litiiiors.  Front 
Martin  Henry  &  Co,  [iroducc,  cifiars,  fire- 
works, etc,  cor  Front  and  Wasiiiiifiton 
Martin  .Tdhii  II.  bootmaker,  193  Front 
MASON     JOHN,     proprietor     Mason's 

IJrcwery,  Macadamized  Koad 
Mason  0  I*,  attornev  at  law,  1(>2J^  Front 
MATTHIKSSKX  NICOLAI,  proprietor 
Lincoln  House,  Front  &  Wasliinjjton 
Mavi'r  .Fiicob,  drv  jroods,  1 1,")  Front 
McCOUMICK  STKFHFN  ,T.  proprietor 
Franklin   Book  Store,  and   pulilislier 
I'orlland   Directory  and  Oregon  Al- 
manac. 10')  Front 
McCov  J  F,  attornev  at  law,  43  Yamhill 
MiC'UAKFN,  MEURILI.  &  CO,  ship- 
l)iMg  and  commission  mertihants  and 
ajreiits  Nortli  15riti-li  and  Mercantile 
Insurance  Co,  10  N  Front 
McDonald  .Tames  A,  frroceries.  First 
JlcUinn   Charles,   bakery  and    groceries, 

ISl  First 
Jle Henry  .Toseph,  crockery,  etc,  94  Front 
McKimiell    II,   physician,  cor  Main    and 

Fourth 
McLerau  llros,  groceries,  173  St.'cond 
McNaiiiee  .Job,  pump  maker,  188  First 
Meerholz    &    Co,   wholesale    grocers,    47 

Front 
Meier  Aaron,  general  indse,  130  Front 
MHTZOKll   DAVID,  general  merchan- 
dise, 17')  Front 
MEUSSDOUFFFU  &  BIIO,  wholesal.t 
and  retail  dealers  and  manufaciurerti 
hats  and  caps,  72  Front 
Miildcndort'  William,  tailor.  12  Morrison 
MILLARD  &  VANSCIIUYVER.  im- 
|>ortersand  wholesale  licpiors,  73  Front 
Miller  .loliii  I},  watchmaker  niid  jeweler, 

l()(i  Front 
Miller  Samuel,  blacksmith,  201  Front 
,  MILLS  &  THOMAS,   house,  sign,  and 
i         ornamental  ]taintt'rs.  27  Stark 
;MIL\VAIN   &  .lOYNT,  importers  and 
dealers  stoves,  house  t'urnishing,  tools, 
etc,  95  Front,  and  9(;  First 
Milchai  .lacob,  groceries,  141  First 
I  MITCHELL,    DOLI'H,    &     SMITH, 

attorneys  at  law,  108  Front 
I  Mitchel  George,  general  md^e,  173  Front 


Moffett  Walter,  saloons,  135  Front,  and 
115  First 

Monastes  David,  propr  iron  foundry,  Sec'd 

Monell  C  Mrs,  millinery,  13G  Front 

Moreland  Samuel  A,  attorney  at  law,  102^ 
Front 

Mulkey  Marion  F.atty  at  law,  102^  Front 

MYERS  CHAliLES  H,  plumber,  gas 
and  steam  fitter,  110  First 

NATION  .lOHN,  superintendent  Willa- 
mette Iron  Works 

Nestor  .lolin.  architect  and  contractor, 
oilice  175  Front 

Northrup,  Corey  &  Co,  turpentine  manu- 
facturers, cor  Front  and  Clay 

NORTHRUP  E  J  &  CO,  importers  and 
dtvilers  hardware,  wagon  timber,  iron, 
and  steel,  131  Front 

Norton  Patrick,  propr  Portland  Hotel, 
Taylor 

Nottage  Edward  W,  plumber,  142  Front 

O'Connor  John,  produce  and  provisions, 
90  First 

O'Connor  M,  propr  What  Cl.oer  House, 
12()-13()  Front 

O'Neil  John,  tailor,  10  Washington 

Opitz  and  Slieurer,  bakery  and  groceries, 
83  First 

OREOON  HERALD,  daily  and  weekly, 
Oregon  Herald  Printing  Co  Prop- 
rietors, Beriah  Brown  editor,  olllce  6 
Stark 

OREGON  IRON  WORKS,  A  C  Gibbs 
president,  cor  Morrison  and  Seventh 

Oregon  Medical  College,  rooms  5  W^ash- 
ington 

OREGON  PIONEER,  weekly,  Walther 
&  liandenberger,  proprietors  and  ed- 
editors.  otlice  108  Front 

OREGON  STAGE  CO,  B  G  Whitehouse 
agent,  oilice  Arrigoiii's  Hot(d 

ORE(JON  STATE  INSANE  ASY- 
LUM, and  County  Hospital,  Haw- 
thorne &  Loryea,  physicians  and  pro- 
prietors, oilice  5  Washington 

Oregon  Steam  Navigation  Co,  ott"  5  Stark 

OREGONIAN,  daily  and  weekly,  Henry 
L  Pittock,  iiiojirietor,  II  W  Scott, 
editor,  oilice  5  Washington 

Olio  FINO  HALL,  Lappeus  &  Knowles, 
proprietors.  First 

Ostheim  Felix  S,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc,  117^ 
Front 

PACIFIC  CHRLSTIAN  ADVOCATE, 
weekly,  H  C  Benson,  DD,  editor,  of- 
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PA  KRIS  II  &  ATKINSON,  real  estute 
and  I'ollt'ftiiig  agi'iits,  11  Morrison 

PAUUISII  J  L  &  CO,  importers  and  | 
(U'alers  books,  stationery,  etc.  and  agts  i 
Florence  Sewing  Maeliines,  87  Front ! 

Pliillipi  .lolin,  brewery,  182  Front  | 

PITTOCK  HKNRY  L,  proj.r  Oregonian,  j 
odice  o  Wasiiington  | 

PITTOCK  KOIJKHT,  wliolesale  gro- ! 
ceries,  1(5  Morrison  I 

Poldenian  William  F,  pliotograplier,  11) 
VVasliinjiton  i 

Popplet(m  K,  physician,  T)  Morrison 

PORTLAND  GAS  LIGHT  CO,  John' 
Green  president,  ollice  ul  Front  i 

Portland  jMacadumized  Toll  Road  Co,  | 
olHce  70  Front 

Portland  Water  Co.  John  Green  presi- 
dent, oilice  ol  Front 

POWERS  &  PARCi,  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 14i'»  First 

Powers  Pien^e  C,  harness  and  saddlery. 
Front 

Prag  R  &  Co,  cenl  merchandise,  147  Front 

PRINDLK  JOHN  R.  proprietor  Del- 
monii'O  Restaurant,  1*2  and  111  First 

RANDALL  K  G,  dealer  musical  instru- 
ments, music,  fancy  goods,  etc,  and 
jtostmaster,  101  and  10;J  First 

Reed  John  H,  attorney  at  law.  IS  Stark 

RICHARDSON  ADOLrillJS  R,  auc- 
tioneer and  commission  merchant,  cor 
Front  and  Oak 

ROBINSON  &  LAKE,  tinsmiths,  stoves, 
and  tinware.  Front 

Robinson  Charles  H,  butcher,  35  Second 

Rogers  Orin  II,  propr  steam  barrel  facto- 
ry, N  Front 

ROGERS  TERENCE,  leather  findings, 
and  bootmaker,  1.'52  First 

R0SENI3AUM  &  KOIILBERG,  im- 
porters and  jobbers  cigars,  tobacco, 
stationery,  and  fancy  goods,  4a  Front 

ROSEN FELD  1  &  CO,  importers  tobac- 
co, cigars,  etc,  83  Front 

Rosenheim  Aaron,  merchandise,  113  First 

RUSSELL  EDWIN,  manager  Bank 
British  Columbia,  Front  bet  Stark 
and  Oak 

Sampson  Aaron,  carpenter  and  joiner,  35 
Morrison 

SAVIER  &  CO,  agents  Imperial  Flour 
Mills,  18  N  Front 

Saxer  Henry,  California  wines,  etc,  89  First 

Schade  Philip,  proptr  Globe  Hotel,  1  N 
Front 


SCnONFELD  J   &    CO,  importers  to- 
bacco, cigars,  vtv,  H')  First 
Schuch  Charles,  furrier,  1  Front  ! 

Schullz  Louis  T,  music,  and  musical  in- ! 

struments,  lOtJ  Front 
Schwartz  Isidor,  genl  mdse,  117Jj  Front 
SCOTT   &  CO,  wholesale  groceries,  IMi 

Front 
SCOTT  II  W,  editor  Oregonian,  olRce  i> 

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SCOTT  THOMAS  F  RT  REV   D  1), 

Bishop   Oregon    Episcopal    Church. 

cor  Fourth  and  Madison 
Seller.    Frankenan  <fc  Co,  genl  mdse,  01  , 

Front 
Seller   Moses,   crockery,    glassware,    etc, 

().'»  Front 
Shanahan   &   Dufresne,   pictures,    picture 

frames,  etc,  cor  Fiist  and  Mojrison 
Shattiick   Solom<in    F,  blacksmith,  corner 

Third  and  Alder 
Sheets  John  N,  boot  maker,  79  First 
Sheli)y  Aaron  D,  boots  and  shoes,  95  First 
Sliepley    James    R,    wagon    maker,    2n',) 

Front 
SHERLOCK   S   &   CO,   importers  and 

tiealers  saddlery  ware  and  harness, 

;V2  Front 
Siklat  J  E,  |)rof  music.  First  near  Stark 
SILN'E'J   «&  FAIN,  dry  goods,  and  genl 

nici   .landise,  13(5  First 
Siimott  P  B,  pro|»r  New  Columbian  IIotLJ. 

cor  Front  and  Morrison 
S.MITH  vt  DAVIS,  importers  and  whole- 
sale dealers  drugs,  etc,  71  Front 
SMITH  &  QLTMBV,  proprietors  West- 
ern Ilotf'l,  13  and  1.j  Morrison 
Smith  Bros,  foundry,  cor  Sec'd  and  AliKr 
Smith   (ieorge   V^enable,  attorney  at  law. 

102i  Front 
Sneath   R  (»,  wholesale  grocer,  and  agent 

California  Powder  Co,  25  Front 
Soule    Frank,  propr  Pioneer  Hotel,  5  N 

Front 
Sposito  Paul,  groceries,  103  First 
Stander  Ailam,  hair  dresser,  3  N  Front 
Stark  Leonard,  propr  New  York  Hotel, 

17  N  Front 
Starr  L  M,  president  First  National  Bank 

of  Portland,  79  Front 
Steel  James,  cashier  First  National  Bank 

of  Portland,  79  Front 
Steers  t  Hinde,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

123  Front 
Stewart    &    Gourley,   watchmakers    ami 

jewelers,  123  Front 


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Stinger  George,  bakery  and  groceries,  189 

Front 
Stoll  Cliiis,  cabinet  maker,  1.38  Second 
Stone  Simon  L,  tobacco,  cigars,  and  fancy 

goods,  84  First  street 
Stont  Lansing,  atty  at  law,  0.3  Front 
Stoy  Wm  H  Rev,  clergyman,  (Episcopal) 

cor  Second  and  Oak 
Stralton  C  (',  clergyman,  (Metb  Epis) 
STRONG  WILLIAM,  attorney  at  law, 

1.3  Stark 
SUTHERLAND  MARY  A  Mrs,  millin- 
ery, etc.  1 1 1  First 
SUTTON  &  CO,  Inmber  dealers,  wharf 

boat  foot  of  Alder 
Swan  David  E,  agent  Home   Life  Tnsur- 
^         ance  Co,  cor  Third  and  Morrison 
Thayer  O  A  Mrs,  female  physician,  Tay- 
lor near  Front 
Tiiomas  Renjamin,  groceries,  14  Taylor 
Thomas  Tobias,  tailor,  LI'/  Front 
Tiiompson  .Tames  R,  horse  shoer,  Front 
I         near  .TefFerson 
Tidd  &  AVyman,  butchers,  cor  First  .and 

Tavlor 
TWING    NATHANIEL,  saddlery  and 

harness,  and   carriage  trimmer,  14() 

Front 
Underhill  Jacob  &Co,  importer  and  dealer 

hardware,  iron,  steel,  etc,  100  Front 
:  Upton  AV  W,  attorney  at  law,  03  Front 
I  Utter  Wm  II,  tailor,  Oak 
\  Van    Fridagh  &  Co,  millinery   and   dry 

goods,  107  First 
Vance  .Tames,  saloon,  74  Front 
VAUGHN    G    W,  proprietor    Vaughn's 
i         Steam   Flouring  ]Mill,  cor  First  and 
I         IMadison 
[Vial  Leon  ,fe  Co,  liquors  and  billiards,  122 

First 
WTii  Kee,  Chinese  goods,  194  First 
Wagner  Frederick,  groceries.  182  First 
Wagner  Henry,  hairdresser,  80  Front 
Wagner  .Tohn,  hairdressing  and  baths,  9 

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Wait  &  Kelly,  attorneys  at  law,  1.39  Front 
WALKER  JOHN  P,  sash   factory  and 
I        planing  mill,  dealer    lumber,  etc,  ?30 
i        Front 

Walker  Nathan,  hatter.  Front  nr  Jefferson 
[Wallace  J  B,  wagon  maker,  199  and  201 

Front 
WALLING  ALBERT  G  &  CO,  book 

and  job  printers,  5  Washington 
WALTER  BROS, carpets  and  upholstery 

goods,  113  Front 


WALTHER  &  LANDERBERGER, 

proprtrs  and  editors  Oregon  Pioneer, 

ofRc;  108  Front 
Waltoi*!  Daniel,  bootmaker,  14i  Taylor 
WASSERMANN  &  CO,  'mporters  and 

dealers  tobacco,  cigars,  etc,  77  Front 
Waterman  Sigmimd,  groceries,  102  First 
WEATHERFORD  WILLIAM,  import- 
er and  dealer  drugs,  chemicals,  etc, 

1.39  Front 
WEED  W  HENRY, saloon  and  shooting 

gallery,  8  jMorrison 
WEEKS  &  SWAN,  groceries,  cor  Third 

and  Morrison 
Weidler   George  W,  agent  Cal  O  &  :Mex 

Steamship  Co,  18  North  Front 
Weil  Bros,  dry  goods  and  clot hg,  91  Front 
Weinhard   &    Dellinger,  proprietor    City 

Breweiy,  Eleventh  near  Oak 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  banking,  ex- 
press and  assay  office,  cor  First  and 

Stark 
Wendt  Augustus,  tailor  and  saloon  keeper. 

First  near  Stark 
WESTERN  HOTEL,  Smith  &  Quimby, 

proprietors,  13  and  15  ]Morrison, 
While  Albeit  H,boots  and  shoes,  119  Front 
White  L  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 

8.")  Front 
Whitehouse  B  G,  agent  Oregon  Stage  Co, 

Arrigoni's  Hotel 
Wiberg  &  Strowbridge,  bjots,  shoes,  leath- 
er and  findings,  12')  Front 
Wiegand  Chas  F,  hair  dressing  and  baths, 

8  AVashington 
WILCOX  WILLIAM  F,  manufacturer  of 

furniture,  stair  builder,  etc,  207  Front, 

and  209  Levee 
WILLAMETTE  IRON  WORKS, .Tohn 

Nation,  superintendent,  corner  North 

Front  and  E 
Williams   &   IMcBride,  coffee   and    spice 

mills,  100  Front 
WILLIAMS  DOUGLASS  W,  forward- 
ing and  commission,  110  Front 
WILSON  JOHN,  general  merchandise, 

127  Front 
Wilson  M  T  Mrs,  millinery,  etc,  146  First 
Wilzinski  Samuel,  millinery,  etc,  81  First 
Wolf  S  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc,  99 

Front 
Wolff  &  Trimble,  attorneys  at  law,  4  Stark 
Wormstr  Marks,  produce,  etc,  106  First 
Ye  Lung  &  Co,  Chinese  goods,  25  Alder 
YOUNG  WILLIAM,  marble  works,  38 

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Randolph,  Coos  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Empire  City)  15  milud  s  w  of  Em- 
pire City,  on  tiio  ocuan 

Ranier,  Colnmbift  Co,  P  O,  on  the  Co- 
liiml>iii  River,  15  miles  n  of  St  Helens 

BLANCIIARD  DEAN,  general  niercht, 
manufiictiirer  Inmborand  po-stinaster, 
Gilhroath  James  C,  projtrietor  saw  mill 
Howe  S  A,  pro|)riefor  Iiotel  and  saw  mill 
Kincaid  Henry  L,  cooper 
Porrine  C  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

Rickraal,  Polk  Co,  P  O,  5  miles  e  of 
Dallas 

Bronson  D  O.  general  merchandiso 
Butler  J  V  B,  general  merchandise 
Dtnnpsey  it  Embree,  general  m(;rchandisc 
Dempsey  &  Tliorp.  proprs  flouring  mill 
Ford  Nathaniel,  postmaster 
Hayden  Henry,  wagon  maker 
Ilayiien  Mark,  blacksmith 
Williams  C,  hotel  proprietor 

Rock  Point,  Jackson  Co,  V  O.  1.'? 
miles  n  w  of  Jacksonvilli.'  on  the  Over- 
land Houte,  Sacramento  to  Portland 

Archy  J  A,  blacksmith    . 

Campl)cll  John  C,  carpenter 

Foster  Robert,  carpenter 

Leslie  James,  car|)enter 

Scluiltz  A,  blacksmith 

Wallace  W  T,  carpenter 

Weis  ('.  butcher 

White  D  J.  hotel  proprietor 

AVIiite  John  B.  general  merchant  and  PM 

Wolver  John,  butcher 

Roseburg,  Douglass  Co,  P  O  and 
County  seat  Douglass  Co,  on  the 
Overland  Route,  150  miles  s  of  Sa- 
lem 

Howen  .Tolui  D,  blacksmith 
CHADWICK  STEPHEN  F,attyatlaw 

;in<l  agent  Pacific  Insurance  Co 
Com|tiou  Amlniw  W,  proprietor  Metropol- 
itan Hotel 
Crane  Silas  W,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and 

postmaster 
Crawford  J  J,  deputy  assessor  int  revenue 
DODGF  OROVILLE,  photographer 
Fink  Antone  A,  li(|uors  and  billiards 

Fitzliugh ,  gcnenil  merchandise 

FLINT.&  CRANK,  general  merchandise 


Flint  Anderson  R,  ngt  Wells  Fargo  &  Co 
Floed  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
GADDIS  CRAWFORD,  wagon  and  car- 
riage nmker 
HAMILTON  SALATHIEL,  physician, 
apothecary  and  agent  Telegraph  Co 
Heineberg  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Herbert  John,  agent  Oregon  Stage  Co 
Hoover  G  W,  physician 
HOPKINS  &  GRIFFITHS,  blacksmiths!  | 
Jones  Andrew,  carpenter  ,  i « 

King  Nelson,  atty  at  law  |  'o 

Lehnerr  John,  butcher  i  « 

Livingstone  Elijah,  deputy  col  int  revemie  is 
ISIARKS  S  A  CO.  gcmeral  merchandise  i  3 
MEHL   ife   RAST,  proprietors  Roseburg  |  J 

Distillery  and  Brewery 
Moore  &  Slocum,  harness  and  saddlery 
^losien  L  F,  attorney  at  law 
Parrott  Moses,  boot  maker 
Party  John  S,  licpiors  luid  billiards 
Sheridan  Thomas  P,  hardsvare,  stoves  and 

tinware 
Smith  Fnincis  A,  photographer 
Stephens  .losiah,  livery  stable 
WATSON  .FAMES  F,  attorney  at  law 
WILLIS  WILLIAM  B,  attorney  at  law 
Wilson  &  Childs  l)lacksiniths 
Woolf Rev,  clergyman  (Meth  Episc) 


Salem,  IMarion  Co,  capital  of  the  Slate. 
P  (),  county  seat  of  ISIarion  Co,  and 
incorporated  city.  Beautifidly  and 
advantageously  located  on  one  of  tin.'  I 
richest  |)rairies  of  the  Willamette  \';il-  I 
ley,  and  on  the  right  bank  of  the  Wi!-,  5 
lamelte  River,  at  a  point  navigable  J 
for  steamers  for  nine  nionlhs  of  tliu 
year.  Distance  from  San  Francisco, 
by  the  Overland  Route,  710  niilrs; 
and  from  Portland,  50  miles  s  w. 
This  city  lies  on  the  direct  routf!  be- 
tween the  great  valleys  and  Portland,  2 
and  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  j 
richest  agricultural  section  of  tiio  8j 
State.  Valuable  water  privileges  ex-  ji 
ist  in  the  neighborhood,  which  inii»t  *| 
at  no  distant  day  be  a  source  of  gnui  < 
advantage  to  the  city.  The  Will 
mette  University,  the  Catholic  Siiii 
nary,  and  .several  other  educatinniil  1 
institutions,  are  located  here. 

Ofkiceiss. — George  A  Edes,  Mayor;  P  L 
Willis,  Recorder;  Charles  Uzafova:,'!'. 
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AGinCULTURIST  AND  PLOWMAN 

(\v('(!kl)')  A  C  Schwatkii  editor  and 

proprietor 
AMKHICAN  UNIONIST  (weekly)  ISI.- 

I'licrson  it  Morj;an  editors  and  proprs 
r.AlJKKll  WILLIAM  S.  furniture 
llAirrKLS  V  &.  CO.  general  niereiiandise 
15HLL  .lOIlN    C,  general    niereiiandise, 

and  af,'ent  riio-nix  Insurance  Co 
lielt  A  31.  piiysieian 
Boiiliani  11  F,  attorney  at  law 
Booiiiliy.  Stapleton  &  Co,  door.«,  saslies, 

and  iilinds 
Hoswell  Jolin,  piiysieian 
lirey  Moritz,  furniture,  etc 
ilreyinan  IJros,  •:;eneral  niereiiandise 
IJrowii  iVi  Nieiiols,  hiaeksinitlis 
UKOWN   HFNJAMIN   F,  aj,'ent  AVells 

Far};o  it  Co,  and  money  broker 
lirown  John,  brewery 
ByriK!  •lolin,  li(|uors,  billiard.s  and  bowling 

alley 
livrne  liouis,  groceries 
('i\rlwriy:lit  A  C,  attorney  at  law 
CLAHlv  .lOIlN  K.  druggist  and  apotlie- 

eary,  and  mauiifaeturer  of  Web-Foot 

Toiiie 
Coiik  it  'I'odd,  cabinet  ware,  sash  doors, 

blinds,  etc 
CORXFLL  llAYDFX,  groceries 
Ciiultei-  .l(i-epli    M,  cooper,  and  dealer  in 
I  groceries,  ett; 

("ox  &  lliiinilton.  groceries,  etc 
COX  M  K  &  CO,  druggi^ts  and  apotlie- 

ciirics 
Crawford  U  C,  deputy  coll<;ctor  int  rev 
Ciu'l  C  (i,  atlonicv  at  law 
(lUHY  it  IIAM.MKU,  law  and  agency 

otlice 
Ciirrv  (ieorge  1>,  attorney  at  law 
DKMOCUATIC  UK\  IFW  (weekly)  A 

N'oltner  editor  and  proprietor 
Diiiiick  M  II,  veterinary  surgeon 
DKAlvF  it  MOOIJE,  proprietors  Salem 
I         Foundry 
I  Dunliam  .John,  cooper 
Dmbin  S  it  I,  livery  stable 
I'iiigland  &  Brown,  wagon  makers 
Fisher  &  Sou,  groceries,  etc 
Fisk  1'^  R,  physician 
FOHSYTII,  PATTY  &  CO,  planing  and 

saw  mill,  dealers  in  lumber,  etc 


Frary  .1  II,  house  and  sign  painter 

(larrison  .1  Ci.  jailor 

OILHKUT  JOHN  W,  wholesale  boots, 
shoes,  leather  and  findings 

( J K  A II  AM  JAMFS  K,  saddlery,  harness, 
etc 

f}ra\es  Wesley,  ]>roprietor  baths 

(tiav  G  W,  general  nurchandise 

OR  AY  S  K  it  CO,  i.iiotographers 

Ciiubbs  F  II  (AI$)  Willamette  University 

Haas  J  Henry,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 

Haines  S  S,  auctioneer 

Hamilton  Preston,  groceries 

HAMMFU  SFTII  R,  agent  Pacific  In- 
surance Co 

I  lass  Nicholas,  boot  maker 

Helm  it  Co,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 

HFNDFRSIKrr  JOHN,  proprietor  Ben- 
nett House 

Ilirscli  J  l»  it  M,  general  merchandise 

Hidmcs  Josepiius,  groi.'cries 

Iliiiitingtoii  J  W  Perit,  superintendent  In- 
dian atl'airs  in  Oregon 

IRVIN(i    it     MFYFR,    manufacturers 
cabinet  ware, door  and  sa>h  factory,  etc 

Johnson ,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Johnson  it  Co.  manufacturers  sasli,  duors, 
blind-i.  furniture,  etc 

Jones  1)  W,  tailor 

Kclley  Andrew,  blacksmith 

Kuiz  Frederick,  tailor 

Lawsoii  (Jeorge  W,  attorney  at  law 

Levy  F  iV;  Co,  general  merchandise 

Mann  J  S,  wagon  maker 

MARTIN  it  ALLFN.  groceries,  etc 

Marvin  Malhais,  gunsmith 

MATHKNY  J  N,  storage  and  commission 

McAfee  iV  Carpenter,  physicians 

McC  ,rdv  James  D,  phvsiciau 

.M'CILLY  A  A.  picMiieiit  People's  Tran- 
sporiiilion  Co 

McPllKRSON  WA  &  CO.  proprietors 
and  editors  American  Unionist 

Melleii  W  A  K,  assistant  assessor  int  rev 

Meyer  Michael,  general  merchandise 

Monroe  A  tl,  marble  works 

Montgomerv  J  II.  photoirrapher 

MORtiAN.  SCOTT  \- CO,  general  mer- 
ehandi^e 

Morris  William  L,  liipiors  and  billiards 

MOSSMAN  .1    V,  proprietor  Mossman's 
Hot(d 

Moyle  Stephen,  stone  cutter 

Mraz  Wilson,  carpenter 

Myers  .\r  Riggs,  groceries,  crockery,  etc 

Neal  CJeorge,  blacksmith 


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Newniiin  X-  Crump,  hutclicra 

NICKMX  iV:  CO,  general  niprclinndisfi 

NOliTNKU  A,  eilitor  and  jtroprietor  He- 
mocnilic  Heview 

Oberlu^iin  I*,  bakery  ami  groeeries 

Oliver ,  livery  stable 

ORKCiON  STAT ESArAN,Ore-;on  Prinf- 
iiifl  and  I'ublisliinjr  Co,  proprietors 

PARMKNTKR  CIIARLKS  M,  mann- 
faeturtir  ami  dealer  in  Ciirniliire,  bed- 
ding, etc 

PARRISir  A  KKKLKR,  Imoks,  station- 
ery, ete.  and  agents  Florence  Sewing 
IMacliines 

Pavton  Daniel,  pliysician 

PKOl'LK'S  TRANS1'( )RTATrON  CO, 
A  A  M'Cully  president,  cilice  llol- 
nian's  Buildings 

PIninondon  <V  (ireen,  licpiors  and  billiards 

PLAMONUON  F  F,li(inors  ami  billiards 

Powell  L  J  Rev,  Willamette  University 

Protzman  (Jeorge,  boot  maker 

Ramsey  .bilni  V,  blacksmith 

Rice,  Farley  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Rigby  William  Iv.drnggist  and  apothecary 

Roork  it  Wilton,  proprietor  saw  mill 

SALKM  FOINDRV  AND  MACHINE 
SIIOl'.  Drake  tV:  Moore,  proprietors 

S/iaw  iV  Ilolnian,  attorneys  at  law 

Shell  (leorge  K,  attorney  at  law 

Shelton  James  C,  physician 

Simpson  Sylvester  C'  (A  IJ)  Willamette 
University 

SKIFF  I.  S,  dentist 

Sloat  F  I),  house  and  sign  painting 

Smith  it  Chance,  dentists 

Smith  '^'  Wade,  general  merchandise 

Slarkey  k  Smith,  blacksmiths 

Starkey  A  A.  livery  stable 

Starr  L  V  (agent)  stoves,  tinware,  etc 

Strang  &  Anderson,  stoves,  tinware,  doors, 
s.ishes,  etc 

Taylor  John,  tailor 

TERRY  CHESTER  N,  attorney  at  law 

UZAFOVACJl':  &  WRK HIT,  groceries. 
forwarding  and  commission,  agents  P 
Transportation  Co 

Van  Waggoner  &  Co,  furniture 

Warner  &  Taylor,  house  and  sign  painters 

WATKINDS  W  H  &  CO,  saddlery  and 
harness,  and  proptrs  Salem  Tann*ry 

Westacott  t  Mi"'^.',  pro[)trs  Star  Itrewery 

WIIYTHE  J  II  REV,  clergyman  (Meth 
Epis)  and  President  Willamette  Uni- 
versity 


Williams  &  Mallory,  attorneys  nt  law 
WILLAMETTE  UNIVERSITY',  Rev 

J  II  Whytlip,  AM,  President 
Wintzengerod)'  F,  restaurant 
Woodberry  S  R,  blacksmith 
Wright  &  Co,  proptrs  Ynqninn  Express 

and  draymen 

Salt  Creek,  I'olk  Co,  P  O,  9  milc8  n 
of  DaUes 

Fried  M,  general  merchandise 
.Fackson  .lohn,  physician 
Powell  A,  blacksmith 
Riggs  J  L,  blacksmith 
Savery  J  H,  postmaster 
Syron  I),  general  merchandise 
Syron  P  A,  blacksmith 

Sandy.  Mnlmomah  Co,  P  O,  15  miles  e 
of  Portland 

Stott  James  M,  postmaster 

ScappCOSe,  Columbia  Co,  (P  O  nddrc.^ 
St  Helens)  10  miles  s  e  of  St  II. 1- 
ens 

Pop|)leton    William    G,   proptr   saw  an<. 

grist  mill 
Watts  U  M  ifc  J  II,  proptrs  Richland  Saw 

Mills 

SciO.  Linn  Co,  P  O,  1 ')  miles  n  e  of  Al- 
bany 

linker  &  Taylor,  carpenters 

IJilyue  William  »&  Son,  general  merchan- 
dise 

liurtenshaw  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Cotl'ee  iV  Donahue,  carjienters 

Daley  A  J,  gunsmith 

Dickey  J  C,  cabinet  maker 

Dodd  S  M,  physician 

pjlgins  James,  wagon  maker 

lOnnis  Jam<!s,  wagon  nniker 
]  Gill  M  C,  blacksmith 
i  Irvine  J  H,  livery  stable 

Johns  J  M,  general  merchandise 

King  II  II,  physician 

Marshall  I)  li,  blacksmith 

Martin  James  L,  physician 

McKinney  &  Turner,  flouring  mill 

Miller  &  Montgomery,  butchers 

Smith  &  Curl,  saw  mill 

Thomas  S  li,  cooper 

Wheeler  &  Ostrander,  general  mdse 

Wheeler  E  E,  postmaster 


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SCOttsburg.  DoiihIus  Co,  r  0,  5G  miles 
11  w  of  Uoselxirg 

Iliiini's  &  Ozoiif,  taniiiM'.s  nml  curriers 
IIINSDALK   a  S,  po.itma'iter  uiiil  gen- 
eral iiierciiiuit 
Hinsdnle  S  I),  forwarding  nierclinnt 
lijons  D  J,  hotel  proprietor  | 

Sheridan,  Yamhill  Co,  r  o, 

Falconer  T,  po.stniUHter 

SilvertOn.  IMarijn  Co,  r  O,  15  miles  n 
'         e  of  Sulem 

Davcniinrt  &  Woifard,  general  nulso 
Davenport  .Folni  C,  postmaster 
Ilohart  CI  W,  harness  and  saddlery 
Levy  i*t  Herman,  general  merehandiso 
Worthington  C  L,  general  merehandiso 

Siuslaw,  r  r.nc;  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles  s  w 
of  En^'ene  City 

Coleman  Henry,  postmaster 

Slate  Creek,  Josephine  Co,  P  O,  IG 
miles  n  e  of  Kerbyville 

McCallister  Simon,  postmaster 

Smithfleld,  T.ane  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Franklin)  IT)  miles  w  of  Eugene 
City 

Sternberg,  Senders  &  Co,  general  mdsc 

Soda  Springs,  Jaekson  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Ashland)  .'!<)  miles  s  e  of  Jack- 
sonville The  springs  at  this  jilace 
enjoy  somt;  local  celebrity  for  their 
medicinal  properties 

Caldwell  M,  physician,  pro[)tr  hotel  and 
hospital 

Spring  Valley,  Polk  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Huthel)  l'»  miles  n  e  of  Dallas 

SpringVille,  IMnlmomah  Co,  1*  O,  G 
miles  u  of  Portland 

Cmnstock  C  B  &  Co,  grain  and  general 
.        merchandise 
j  Coni.-tock  C  li,  postmaster 
jl'otler  Levy,  blacksmith 

Scoggin  Jolm  L,  drover 
jSurinice  O  1$,  barrel  factory 
[Ward  John,  saloon 


St.  Helens.  Colnmbm  Co,  P  O,  on  tho 
Cohnnbiu  Uivcr,  'M  miles  n  of  Port- 
land 
(Jiltner  R  V  &  Co,  general  merchandise     i 
Meeker  William,  hotel  proprietor 
AV^atts  IJ  M,  postmaster 
Williams  Hros,  general  merehandiso  ' 

Woodard  &  Ciough,  general  mereiiandise 

St.  Louis,  ^Marion  Co,  P  O,  12  miles  n 
of  Salem 

BoiKpietio  A,  physician 

llonteiller ,  wagon  maker 

Crete  J,  bootmaker 

Delorme  11  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

(Jraton  F,  blacksmith 

Ilorrel  John,  cooper 

Minnis  Capt,  postmaster 

Milchell  J,  general  merchandise 

Taylor  J.  harness  and  saddlery 

Wiesman  J,  hotel  proi)rietor 

Starr's  Point,  Benton  Co,  P  o,  20 

miles  s  of  Corvallis 

Bowen  Harrison,  blacksmith  ' 

Fri<'ndly  C  II  A-  Co,  general  merchandise 
(Jarlinghonse  William,  hotel  proprietor 
IIa>kir)>  .1  .1,  hotel  proprietor 
Kelley  William  J,  carpenter 
Header  Tliomas,  |)ropir  flouring  mill 
Stannus  Samuel,  carpenter 
Starr  &  Wooch^ock,  butchers 
Wellsher  J  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mkr 
Woodcock  William  C  Si,  Co,  general  mer- 
chants and  i»ostmaster  | 

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Sublimity.  Marion  Co,  P  O,  15  miles' 

s  e  of  Salem 

Briggs  Albert,  painter  | 

Cu,»ick  J  W.  postmaster 

Ciisick  S  &  J  W,  general  merchandise 

Foredise  AV  H.  hotel  proprietor 

llobson  II,  general  mercliandise 

Levy  J,  general  merehandiso 

McDaniel  F  M,  carpenter 

Morris  P,  cabinet  maker 

Parker  J,  hottd  proprielc" 

Skidmore  AVilliam,  blacksmitii 

Womack  A  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Summorville,   Union    Co,   P  o,  — 
miles  —  of  Le  Grande 

Hannah  &  Wright,  proptrs  flouring  mill 
Moreton  Peter  S,  commissioner 


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Oliver  II  Wesley,  proptr  sfiw  mill 
Tatten  "W  II,  proptr  Somerville  Hotel 
Keinliart  &  hvo,  general  inereliaiuliric 
Keitiliart  Henry,  postinUv^ter 
Selioppe  Ciiurles  F,  (I'liinntown)  saloon 
Woodward  &  Co,  general  niereliandise 

Swift's  station,  Umatilla  Co,  P  0, 
US  miles  n  e  of  Umatilla 

Allen  John,  attorney  at  law  (liirch  Creek) 
liarnliart  W  H,  Indian  agt  (Indian  A;j:ency) 
Bowman  Henry,  mill  owner  (Hircii  Creek) 
Crawford   John   I),   general  merchandise 


Des])ain  Jesse,  wool  grower  (IJireii  Creek) 
(toodwin  ISI  E,  hotel  pro|)rIetor 
Graham  E  A,  stock  dealer  (Hirch  Creek) 
Hitchens  &  Shipley,  stock  dealers  (Wild 

Horse) 
Kippen  &    Scolt,   stock    dealers    ( Wild 

Horse) 
IMartin  J  L  &  Co,  general  m(  rilianili,-c 
Miteiicll  &   Uiehards,  stock  dealers  (Mc- 
Kay Creek) 
Sargent  D  C  &  Co,  hlaeksmiths 
Swift  it  Co.  hotel  proprietors 
SWIFT  JONATHAN,  postmaster 
Teal  John,  [jhysician 


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ington, Yamhill,  and  Polk,  south  by  Benton,  and  west  by  the  I'acilic  Ocean.  Area. 
about  1,()(M)  s<pKire  miles.  Tiiis  is  one  of  the  coast  counties;  its  surface  is  mostly 
mountainous  and  heavily  timbered,  with  a  few  tracts  suitable  for  grazing  p- "poses. 
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SliurilF T.  J.  Stilwi'il Lliii'oiu , 

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Umatilla,  Umatilla  Co,  PO,and  Coun- 
ty seat  of  Umatilla  Co,  on  the  Colum- 
bia  Kiver,  27.)   miles  n   e  of  Salem 
and  22.5  e  of  Portland,  via  the  Dalles 
Ainsa  M  Jr,  general  merchant 
Avery  J  C  it  Co,  general  merchandise 
IJilt  J  C,  physician 

Ibuliacker  II  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
i5nhm  Anton,  brewery 
CASK  .F  W.  general  merchandise 
Cl.ild  H  W  C.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
CHAWFORI)  J  I),  hotel  proprietor 
Curl  Cornelius  G,  attorney  at  law 
Dankemnire  F,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Dinsmore  Robert,  variety  store 
Dyer  L  >I,  lilacksmith 
Everts  Lucien,  attorney  at  law 
FOWD  ROB  HUT  F,  li.piors,  etc 
FOSTER  J   R,  hardware,  groceries,  etc 
Frankenthal  it  Haas,  forwii  ding  and  com- 
mission a?id  general  merchandise 
FRENCH  &  OILMAN,  wholesale  gro- 
ceries and  lifpiors 


Gahan  John,  proptr  California  Hotel 
Gehr  Henry  A,  attorney  at  law 
CJIMBAL    HENRY,  proi)tr   Metropoli- 
tan Hotel 
Ilailey  John,  proptr  Pioneer  Stage  Lino 
Harker  &  Bros,  general  merchandise 
IIarris<m  it  (Jraham,  druggists 
Hayes  &  IMacksione,  wintts,  li(|uors,  etc 
KANE  it    KELLOGCi,  forwarding  ami 

connnis-ion 
KING  JEROME  II,  livery  stable 
Kinney  A  AV  &  Bros,  gen  merchandise 
Kohlcr  Robert,  cabinet  maker 
LEEZER  JAMES  31,  hardware,  stovi^, 

etc 
Levy  Samuel,  drugs  and  medicines 
Marks  Wilzinsky.  genenil  merchandise 
Mathison  James  D,  saloon 
McArthur  L  L,  attorney  at  law 
Mc(Jettingan  &  Kattenhorn,  bakery 
MEACHAai  BROTHERS,  proprietor- 
toll  road  I 
Moore  James  M,  harness  and  saddlery     | 


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PACIFIO  INSUBAUfCB  CO.   Offloe  422  California  Street,  Ban  Francisco. 


MARCHAIiIi  &  MITTAXTER'S  Pianos,  Cheapest  made.   A.  KOHIjEB,  Agent,  San  Francisco. 


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•J  i  Moiford  R  B,  attoriu'y  at  law  |  SHADE  &   HITCHCOCK,  wines,  liq- 

0  I'iirtlilow  R  S,  physician  nors,  elc 

^  i  I'lONEER  STAGE  COMPANY  SQI  IRES   &  SCRlliNER,  wines   and 

2     I'oly  &  Clay hurjiii,  general  meioliandisc  litiuors 

•0  i  I'OWELL  &  COE,  f'orivai'ding  and  com-  Stone  II  S,  groceries 

a  I  mission  Stnrman  it  Co,  saloon 

t!    Rogers  Amos  E,  proprietor  Orleans  Hotel  Tliaelier  George  &  Co.  wlioles'leli(inors.  etc 

1  !  Holland  &  Co,  Heslain-ant  Tlionias  &  Sianford,  liverv  stable 
§  ,  SClIEN'Clv  JOHN  S,  agt  Oregon  Steam  WHITE  JOHN.  Loots  and  shoes 
fi  i         Navigation  Co  AV'ieland  John,  variety  store 

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"  i      UMATILLA    COUNTY.     "Tliis   county   is  situated   east   of  the  Cascade 

*  j  Range,  and  ioni|)rises  wiiat  was  I'orineily  part  oC  Wasco."     A  great  [lortion  of  the 

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fi  I  land  is  unproductive,  except  for  mining  |)urposes.     County  seat,  Umatilla. 

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INCr.MliKNT. 


KKSIDKNCi:. 


Toriii  Kxplns.  i       SALARY. 


County  Jiidnc  . . . 

3  i  Coiiiity  {"^Icrk 

g  '  Distiii't  Attorney 


...  K.  IJ.  .Morforil Uniiitillu 

...  W.  II.  Hiiskftt  ....  Unirttilla  City  . 

. . .  !J.  H.  SliitiT Aulmni "... 

Slu'iitl" Fnink  Ma<lili>ck.  . .   I'lniitillii  Hivor 

Tli(iinns  Klitcnil't. .   Uni;\tilli\  t,'itv  . 

Wiillii  Walla  1 
I'niutiUii  Hivor  . , 


Julv,    ISd.H.,  siOOOiirimn. 


S8()o  iii'vanii. 
Foi's. 


.  Continui'iit. 
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I  S4  |ir  I  lion 
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^  I  'rifiisuror   

«  '  Asscs-or S.   1'.  Wliulcy Wallii  Walla  Kivcr 

0  '  SiM-voyor  K.  A.  Wil.sun 

fe    ('(ironcr H.  Slioltnn "         " 

.     Sii|iL'rintt'n(leiit  Scliools .\.  .1.  Stiirtcvant  . .  liircli  Creek. . 

0  ,,       .     ^,          .    .                    (  William  Mitclit'U. .  I'niatilla 

0  '                                       I    Lewis  IJanne 

§  i ~ ■ "^ ~ - 

^  i  Ump qua  City,  Douglas  Co,  r  O,  on    Drainanl   Edward   C,  druggist,  stationer. 
g  I  liie    n   liank   of  the    l'inp([ua  River,  and  po>tma,-l('r 

°i  '  one   mile    from    the    ocetm,  and   lOti    Donncli  &;  Hrattaim.  general  merchandise 

0  miles  n  w  of  Rosebm-g  Eleishman  .^-  Hcyncinan,  wholesale  groce- 

5  i  Drew  Edward,  postmaster  i  ^      •■'*'-^-  li'l""""-'.  etc 

^  (ierstle.  Hciidiart  >V  Co.  genl  incrcliandise 

3    Union,  laiion  Co,  P  O,  4G  miles  n  w  of   J:'.''f>bs  C  .t  Co,  general  merchandise 
0  Aid)iirn  Stanton  I'cn.  pi-oprictor  Stanton  House 

"    I'.aker  .»c  Reynolds,  proprs  Union  Flouring    JVriglH  (ieorgr.  gcu..ral  merchandise 
i  ■^.jii      .'  '     I  '^    \\  inn  A  L,  piiysician 

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jfi  '     UNION    COUNTY.     RoundMvirs— Situated  in  the  northea-tern  part  of  the 
s>    Slate,  e.'ist  of  the  Cascades,  and  hoi-dering  on  the  Territory  of  Idaho,  and  tbrmerlv  a 
lit  of  Maker  County.     Tiie  laial  is  very  irregular,  ami  un|)i(i(lucli\c  tor  agricidiiiral 


a 


[MU'|)oses.     (iold  exists  in  several  localities.     County  setit.  La  (irande. 

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ISt'IMIll'.NT. 


Ifl-.SIMKVPE. 


Torm  Kxplrps.  !      SAI.AKV. 


,  .luly,  1870..  *'.)00  iiernnn. 

'■"  ISf,;'!..  ■ji'.-jiK)  pr.uai. 

,       "  "   . .  ^L'.'jUO  priinn. 

,  I      "  "    .  .   ■^."lOOOpi-aiui.  1 

/     "  "   .  .  SlWIOpraMii.    I 

"  "   . .  S.'too  [KTann. 

.       "  "  . .   Fees. 

''iiroiier Willian)  Y.  Fisher. : "  "   . .      " 

Siipc'iintendent  Schools 'I'cn-v  TuttU' '  La  Grnr.do *.'100  )ii'i-  aiin. 

I  f'„..„.    n          •    ■                    (  William  I'.  Kny:ei'.   Forest  Cove lulv,  I8(iS..   I'er  diem. 

j  County  Commissioners  ...    )  ^  j,^,,^,,.  ^^_  ^,,,^,,j -,  _  ^  .S,„nn.eiville ••  ••   . .       •' 


I  'nimiy  .Iii(l;.'e ,  S.  Alliersoii La  Grande  . . , 

I'liiiiily  Clerk Ilvan^  S.  McConias  " 

Ki^trict  Attorney lanKN  H.  Slater  . .  '         " 

SiH'riif AddiMiu  (.'.  (.'raiu:.  Union 

Tnnsarer '  .Murk  A.  Miu'ray . . '     "       

■\^-t'SMir Thomas  H.  Hesketr  La  (irandu  . . . 

Siuvcvor .M.  ( '.  Israel . 


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A,  BOMAJf  &  Co.,  San  Franoiaoo.   Wbolosole  and  Hetoil  dealers  in  .Uoobia. 


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NORTH  AMEBIOA  Liru  INSUBANCE  CO.  Policies  guaranteed  by  State  of  New  York 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


UniontOWn.  Union  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Suii'.inerville)  see  Summcrville 

ValfontiS,  Polk  Co,  (PO  address,  Dal- 
las) 6  miles  n  e  of  Dallas 

WaCOnda.  Marion  Co,  P  O,  12  miles  ii 
of  Salem 

Calvert  Charles,  gonl  mdse,  and  postmaster 

Knes  Kicliard,  \va;ion  maker 

Feaster  .T  II,  blacksmith 

Johnson  G  S.  blacksmith 

^lajrcrs  W  Ii,  physician 

IMastcrson  J  H,  physician 

Snowden  S  D,  surveyor 


William  J  J,  physician 

Waldo,  Josephine  Co,  P  O,  14  miles  s 
of  Kerbyville 

Coylc  Owen,  general  merchandise 
Dunn  Thomas,  general  merchandise 
Logan    &   Thompson,  genl   merchandise, 

and  proprietors  sawmill 
McIUvain  A  B,  postmaster,  notary  public, 

and  general  merchant 
Work  &  Crandall,  general  merchandise 

WapatO,  Washington  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Ilillsboro)  8  miles  s  e  of  IlilL-boro 


WASCO  COUNTY.  Bonndaries— North  by  the  Columbia  River,  east  by 
Umalilla,  south  and  west  by  the  Cascades,  This  is  the  largest  county  in  tin;  State  in 
point  of  jirca.  Tiie  surface  is  mountainous  and  irregular,  and  its  limits  embrace  a 
vast  amount  of  unproductivt;  land,  with  a  few  tracts  of  limited  extent  suitable  for 
agricultural  purposes.     County  seat.  Dalles. 


O  K  F  1  C  E  K  S  , 


Ol-KICK. 


IMTJIllKNT. 


RKSIDKXCE. 


Tcnii  Expires.  ;      SAT.AUV. 


, .  Dalles  Citv, 


1  Aul)urn 

Dalles  City. 


!  County  Judpre ().  M.  Denny 

I  County  ( 'Icik F.  8.  llollaiul 

!  District  Attorney Jaine.s  II.  Slater  . . 

I  Slieritf' ." A.  W.  Ferguson  . . 

'  Treiisurer   A.  W.  Bnelianan. . 

Assessor   Harrison   Coruin . .   ilood  Hiver 

,  Surveyor W.  T.  Newcoml). .  Dalles  Citv. 

1  Coroner Dr.  Clins.  B.IJrooks      "         "'. 

j  Superintendent  Sclioola Iv  P.  Fit/jrerald  ..       "         "     . 

I  „       .    ,,  .    .  (  .lolin  Williams....!     "         "     . 

Countv  Coramissioncrs  ...  ^J   p   n„rl)ert  "         " 


.lulv,    181)8, 


.  S1200i)ranii. 
.  Fees. 


?f)(K)  per  ann. 
Fees. 


,  1    " 

,  IVrdiem. 


A.X 


I  West' 

mil( 
Rogers  I 

iWest  '. 

O  a( 
Ililh 


s  Westpc 

ts  I         of  A 


1  fl   Spear  Bro 
|§    WestJohr 

Wilbur, 

lo  '         Roseb 

0    Smith  Clar 
0    Unipqua  A 

2  eipul 


I  Willame 

12  niil( 
Vauglui  G  ' 

YAMH 

fiiiias  and  31 
miles.     Yam 
111  tiie  State 
iiiiiliilatin<r, 
'■•ility  slioH' 
vxiM,  affbrdi 
ilistant   day 
I-iliiyettu. 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Columbia  and  Mull- 
nnma'i,  east  by  jMullnomah  and  Clackamas,  south  by  Yamhill,  and  west  by  the  Coast 
Range  of  mountains.  Area,  7.")(>  square  miles.  A  rid.  agricultural  section,  contain- 
ing a  hirg(!  amount  of  the  most  fertile  land,  with  extensive  tracts  heavily  timbered, 
and  unlimited  ranges  <()r  raising  stock,  .\eres  under  cultivation,  18(15:  11,221. 
Bushels  of  wheat  raised.  1801 :  8G.r>41.     County  seat,  Ilillsboro. 

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(M'l'l 

'''Mlllty  Jiidi-,.. 
(  "Mrity  Clerk  . 
'''>inet  AtforiK 
Micrilf 

I'l'i'iHiirer 

A''S('ssor. 
■Surveyor  ...'."" 

Ciirofu'r 

■*^ii|"'iinteii(i,"ilt  ; 


OFFICE. 


ISCIMUEST. 


nE<<II)EKrE.         '  Term  Ex|ilri'«.  I      S.M.AKV.         <■  ^'""lity  CoMltnis 


County  .Indue liver  .liieksoii Hillslioro Iiily, 

County  Clerk T.  1),  llniu|direys. 

District  Attorney M.  F.  Abilkey  . 

Slieritl' lesse  C.  Moore 

Treasurer Leonidas  Patterson 

Assessor .loliii  T.  Scott  .... 

Surveyor William  K.  Smilli . 

Coroner Joseph  L.  Meek .  .  . 

Superiiitcndeiil  Schools <).  G.  IlarpendiiiK. 

(    'I'lnumis  Tucker. . . 

j  ,  Allied  Snelliii);  .  . , 


Countv  Commissioners 


Portland " 

Hillslioro " 

Forest  Grove " 

llillshoio " 

II  tt 

Forest  firnve " 

Butte  Precinct " 

!  Dairy  Creek \     " 


1870. .  snooper  iiiin 
1 8(18 , .  i  Fees. 


*3(H)  per  anil. 

*,'l  per  day. 

Fees. 
II 

]$1()()  per  anil. 
S.'l  per  day. 


Inauve  in  the  best  Local  Company,  "  THB  FAOIFIO." 


[YaquinaC 

Co,  P  (), 

^'•■I'piina  i 
■■"teiiiioii 

"f  resort  I 
seekers, 
iias  been  kl 
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st'ii  charts] 

A.  BC 


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A.  KOHIiER'S  Musio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Sanaom  Street,  San  Francisco. 


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West  Chehalin,  Yamhill  Co,  P  O,  9 

miles  e  of  Lafayette 

Rogers  Isaac,  postmaster 

West  Tualitin,  Washington  Co,  (P 
O  address,  Ilillsboro)  18  miles  s  w  of 
Ilillsboro 

Westport,  Clatsop  Co,  P  0,  -  miles  - 
of  Astoria 

Spear  Bros,  barrel  factory 
West  John,  postmaster 

Wilbur,  Douglas  Co,  P  O,  8  miles  n  of 
I         Koseburg 

Smith  Clark,  Ump([iia  Academy 
Unii)qua  Academy,  llev  T  F  Royal  prin- 
cipal 

Willamette  Porks,  Lane  Co,  p  o, 

12  miles  n  of  Engeae 
Vaughn  G  W,  postmaster 


AllY. 


)  jn-unti.  1  p, 


per  anil. 


lliem. 


,d  Mult- 

lie  Coa^l 

coiUaiii- 

limbercil. 


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ps. 


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per  ili>y. 


Wllamina,  Yamhill  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  1 
s  w  of  Lafayette  j 

Williamsburg,  Josejihine  Co,  (P  o  i 
afldress,  Applegate)  20  miles  e  of 
Kerbyville 

Layton  J  T,  general  merchandise 

Willow  Springs.  Jackson  Co,  P  O, 
I'd  miles  n  of  Jacksonville 

Dean  S  P,  general  mdse,  and  |)Ostmaster 
Doty  Clark,  hotel  i)roprietor 
Sherman  Jesse,  hotel  proprietor 

Winchester,    Douglas  Co,   (P  O  ad- 
dres>!,  Wilbur)  5  miles  n  of  Koseburg 

Ciiapman  II  J,  cattle  dealer 
Grubhe  B  J,  stock  dealer 
Hill  F  R,  hotel  proprietor 
]\lillcr  J  W  Rev,  clergyman 
Ruykendall  John,  carpenter 
Smitii  Thomas,  stock  dealer 


YAMHILL  COUNTY.     Boundaries— North  by  Washington,  cast  by  Clack- ' 
aiiius  and  Clarion,  south  by  Polk,  and  west  by  the  Coast  Range.     Area,  750  square  i 
miles.     Yamhill  is  rapidly  growing  into  importance  ;  some  of  the  best  farming  land 
in  the  State  is  to  bo  found   in  large   tracts  in  this  county.     '"The  ])rairies  are  gently  j 
iiiidulating,  and  are  skirted  by  groves  of  the  choicest  timber."     The  statistics  of  mor- j 
liility  show  tlu-  county  to  be  the  healthiest  in  the  State.     Numerous  water  ])rivilcges 
exist,  affording  sntlicient  power  for  an  indelinite  number  of  mills,  etc.,  which  at  no 
(lisi;uit   day   must  attract   the   atteiuion  of  enterprise   and   capital.      County   seat, 
Liit'ayette. 

OFFICERS. 


oi'i'Ri;, 


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iti:sii)i:xn:. 


Cniuity  .Indue I.  W.  Cowls McMiiiiivillc. 

Ciiiimy  Clerk S.  (^  Adimis Liitayetto  . . . 

l)i-iri(t  Attorney 1*.  C.  Stillivan Diiliiis 

SlurilV Fj.  L.  Wliiteonil)  .  .   Liit'ii.vette  . . . 

riviiMiicr ' (Menient  F.ckles. . .  " 

Assessor. .    David  Smith 

Siirvevdr A.  S.  'Vatt " 

ConiiiVr Dr.  J.  W.  Watts. . 

Sii|H'riiitendent  Seliools Folin  S|iciicer Clielialiii,  .  .  . 

{    William  Ball North  l<\)ik. . 

(  ,1.  H.  IJrown South  Fork. . 


^U  Ciiuiity  Coininissiuncrs 


Term 

Kxplri'S. 

SALAUY. 

Jlllv, 

1870.. 

S.')00ncr  aim. 

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t( 

<( 

j  S3  pr  (liein 
\  &  milenjrc. 

[YaquinaCity,  (Yaipiina  Bay)  Benton 
Co,  P  (),  10  miles  west  of  Corvallis. 
Ya(|'.iina  is  now  attracting  considerable 
attention  as  a  trading  port,  and  |)lace 
of  resort  for  tourists  and  pleasure- 
seekers.  But  little  of  this  section 
has  been  known  hitherto,  'j'lie  mouth 
of  the  hay  is  not  referred  to  on  the 
sea  charts.     The  oyster  beds  and  fish- 


eries of  Yaquina  Bay  are  valuable, 
and  it  is  claimed  that  vessels  of  small 
toimage  can  at  all  times  find  safe  en- 
trance to  the  harbor,  and  that  it  must, 
at  no  very  distant  day,  become  an 
important  commercial  point  as  nn 
outlet  to  the  great  AVillamette 

Abbey  &  Blair,  provisions,  etc 


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NORTH  AMERICA  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.    For  valuable  information  turn  tu  page  161. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESrS     DIRECTORY. 


Blair  T  J.  hott;!  proprietor 
Dixon  James,  hotel  proprietor 
Feajiles  A  L,  livery  stable 
Glass  James,  blacksmitli 
Joluisoii  G  C,  liotel  proprietor 
Williams  &  .Simpson,  slone  cutters 
Winant  &  Co,  general  mercliandise 

Yaquina  Head,  iknton  Co,  (P  O 

address,  Corvallis) 

r»r_vant  P,  propr  Yacpiina  House  Hotel 
lla|iti)nstall    J,    propr    lluU'-Way    House 
Hotel 


Lyttle  &  Betliers,  proprietors  Pioneer 
House  Hotel  I 

Lyttle,  Uobnett  &  Co,  proprs  stajje  line      i 
INIason  (Jeornfe,  proprietor  sawmill  I 

Tieeder   &    Co,   proprietors   flouring   and 

sawmill 
Summer  Eli,  proprietor  Farmers'  House 
Hotel  . 

YonCalla,  Douglas  Co,  P  O,  on  tlic 
Overland  Koute,  .'50  miles  n  of  Rose- 
burg 

Apidegate  Jesse,  postmaster 


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Amador,   Lander  Co,  (P  O  nudress, 

!         Austin)  8  miles  s  of  Austin 

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American  City,  Storey  Co,  r  o,  3 

I         miles  s  \v  of  Virginia  City 

Hoovin^er  M,  {ri'oceries,  provisions,  etc 

Binry  t^  Snydc^r,  biiteiiers 

Hustler  A  15,  i)ro[>r  American  City  Hotel 

Lynch  Terry,  blaeksmitli 

Sirotlier  E,  justice  of  the  peaeo  i 

Prince  Kilward,  hay  and  grain 

Winn  II  S,  postmaster  i 

Auburn,  Washoe  Co,  (P  0  address, 
Ilnlliiker's)  20  miles  n  of  Wftshoe 
City 

Aurora,   Esmeralda  Co,  P  O,  county 

seat  of  Esmeralda  Co,  10.")  miles  s  e 
of  Carson  City.  This  town  is  tin; 
center  of  a  rich  silver  niininj)^  district, 
and  a  |)lace  of  considerable  trade, 
^lany  line  pnldic  and  private  buililings 
have  been  erected.  In  the  vicinity 
arc  several  extensive  (piartz  mills. 

Appleby  W  P,  notary  public 

HiU'low  it  Co,  butchers 
'  Bcrrv  \{  tl,  hairdresser 

liOlJlNt;  W  iM,  attorney  at  law 

Ihink  I,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Urowiie  T  X,  attorney  at  law 

lU  UTT  II,  butcher 

I5ut!er  &,  Waltz,  blacksmiths  and   wagon 
I         makers 

COUU  S  (1,  proprietor  livery  stables 

COBB  W  A  li,  proprietor  Aurora  House 

Cutlce    Geo  W,  proprietor  Aurora   Iron 
Foundry 


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COIIX  D   &  CO,  stationery  and  fancy  | 

goods 
DOHX  ()  "\V&  CO,  groceries  and  general 

niercliandise 
Dorsey  &  Wellington,  proprs  stage  line  to 

Carsori  City,  etc 
ENNOR  &   C(),  groceries  and   general 

merchandise 
Franklin  H  .1  M  a-t  Cal  State  Tel  Co 
GAH  ESCH  E  F,  banker  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  it  Co 
fiongh  T  W,  attorney  at  law  i 

Graham  it  Evans,  i)roprietors    stage  lino 

to  Silver  Peak 
GlvEEX  A  A,  druggist  and  apothecary 
Hide  I  P,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Haskell  1)  II,  attorney  at  law 
IlIVLEY    W  S,  carpenter  and   cabinet 

maker 
Ilnber  C,  gunsmith 
IlntrW  H,  hairdnvsser 
KEPPEEli   it    IMAClv, 

general  merchandi-e 
LAIIEU    WM  vS    BRO, 

general  merchandise 
Laws  J  G,  restaurant 
LEVY  &  CO,  groceries  and  general  mer- 
chandise 
Love  \\,  baker 
MASOX  15  S,  phvsician 
.AI(  (LIXTOX    it  AN'ARD,   proprietors 

Esmeralda  Union 
?ilehan  I)r,  phvsician 
.MEliEDITH'Av  C,  postmaster 
Milchener  John,  stationer  and  news  agent 
Molineaux  it  Co,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
NOVACOVICII  C,  proprietor  IMerchants' 
i  Exchjuige  Hotel  and  agent  for  AVel- 

1  linjiton's  stajje  lines 


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A.  BOJkLAIf  &  Co.,  San  Frtmoisoo.  rtaotoKraph  Albums.  Fme  Gift  Books,  eto. 


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^he  FoUcies  of  the  NORTH  AMERICA  IiIFE  INSURANCE  CO.  bear  the  seal  of  New  Tork. 
29(3  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Parsons  &  Co,  proprs  Fast  Freifrlit  and 
Passenf^iT  Lino  to  .Sonoia,  California 

POOR  J  W,  assay  or 
I  Kobinson  C  I,  propr  Robinson's  stables 
ISCHOONMAKKll  FRANK,  proprietor 
I  IJank  Exeliango  saloon 

j  Scrivener  It  E,  proprietor  livery  stable 
j  Seawell  W  'SI,  attorney  at  law 
j  Signunul  Wni,  bnlelier 
I  Smith  J  S.  attorney  at  law 
i  SNYDER  CIIAS,  saloon 

Swenson  F  O,  restaurant 

Tyler  J  W,  fruits 

\'ernon  AV.T,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 

!  Wallace ,  saloon 

'  Wellington  1)  .Ir.  propr  stage;  line  to  So- 
!  nora,  Cal   (via  IJridgeport,  Mono  Co, 

California) 
!  AVillianis  J  A,  i)ropr  Sazcrac  Saloon 

Austin,  Lander  Co,  P  O,  county  seat  of 
Lander  Co  and  incorporated  city,  sit- 
uated on  tlie  Overland  Mail  Ivoute. 
187  miles  e  of  Virginia  City,  and  ll."> 
miles  \v  of  (Ircat  Salt  Luke  Cit^. 
This  city,  the  center  of  the  great  Reese 
River  mining  region,  was  settled  about 
the  years  l«(!2-;i.  It  is  situated  in 
Taleot  or  Pony  Caiion,  on  ihe  Toi- 
yabe  range  of  mountains,  and  occupies 
an  area  of  two  scpiarc;  miles.  It  is 
the  seat  of  considerable  trade,  and 
contains  a  population  of  about  ;3,000. 
A  lunnber  of  tine  brick  buildings  have 
already  been  erected,  and  several  as- 
sociations rif  a  religious  and  benevo- 
lent character  are  in  operation.  The 
Reese  River  Daily  Reveille  is  pub- 
lished here. 

Ot'iiCKifs. — P  31  Edcr,  ^layor;  AM 
Hillhouse,  Attorney  ;  L  M  ^VL-Kin- 
ney,  City  Clerk  and  Arsessor;  A 
Nichol,  H  J  Ibirns,  (i  W  Thomas,  O 
L  C  Fairchild,  I  W  Credit,  F  O'- 
Leary,  Aldermen. 

^  Aaron  Bros,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 
I  Abels  G  II.  agent  Lime  Co 

Ai)l(!  W,  saloon 

ALEXANDER  &  COIIN,  dry  goods, 
clothing,  etc 

Alexander  M,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Alien  it  liuckham,  restiiurant 

Allen  Robert,  |>ostmastci* 

ANGELL  MYRON,  assistant  editor 
Reese  River  Reveille 


Applebee  W  O,  attorney  at  law 

Applegarth  E  &,  P,  hay  and  grain 

Ashley  D  R,  attorney  at  law 

IJarker  J,  fruits 

Huron  15ros,  restaurant 

HAROVICII  N,  propr  billiard  saloon 

Uartlett  A,  hay  and  grain 

liateman  G  AV,  agt   Austin  Water  Works 

Uateman  J  C,  sup't  AM>tin  Water  Works 

Heanl  ('has  A,  attorney  at  law 

Heatly  W  II,  attorney  at  law 

Heene  Jesse,  druggist  and  apothecary 

Henedict  N,  saloon 

Ucnjamin  &  IJrown,  drv  goods,  doth'g,  elc 

HEliNART  C,  restaurant 

Heridiard  \'  Co,  groceries  and  genl  tndse 

IJessengcr  S,  butcher 

HETZ  II,  proprietor  Pioneer  Brewery 

IJidleman  II  .1,  proprietor  billiard  saloon 

IJLiVKE  W  J,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer 

BLAKELY'  W  G,  notary  i)ublic,  real  es- 
tate and  mining  agent 

r.lakely  W   (J  lli'v,  clergyman  (M  Epi>) 

Blatt'hiey  A,  mining  engineer 

Block  &  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Blmn  Win,  Idacksmilh  ar>d  wagon  maker 

Bodron  L  SI,  coustabh! 

Bohit  &.  Stetefeldt,  assayers 

Bona  A,  real  estate  agent 

Boyd  .1  E,  mining  agent 

Bradford  &  Fi.-her,  saloon 

Bradlev  B  S,  saloon 

Branuon  P,  contractor 

BREARLFY  E  C,  attorney  at  law 

Brittan  .T  W  &  Co,  hardware,  mill  and 
mining  goods,  etc 

Bruce  R  K,  pioprietor  livery  stables 

Biuce  R  R,  real  estate  a'^ent 

BUCKMAN  &  PLA(;EMAN,  propri.- 
tors  Exchangi!  Saloon 

Biniting  A  J,  hay  and  grain 

Bunting  A  J  &.  Co,  proprietors  stage  line 
to  Ophir  Caiion  (via  Kingston) 

BURNS  B  J,  assistant  editor  Reese  Rivci' 
Reveille 

Chase  A,  jihysician 

Childs  .1  M,  dentist 

Churchman  .las,  attorney  at  law 

Clayton  .1  E,  mining  enginei^r 

Clements  k  Co.  groceries  and  genl  indso 

Clute  it  Evans,  groceries  and  genl  nulsu 

Coburn  &  Canavan,  boot  niak(!r 

Cohen  Jacob  &  Co,  dry  goods,  doth'g,  eto 

Coleman  J  AV,  exchange  broker 

Cook  Bros,  groceries  and  general  nidse 


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COOK  .Tl'STIN  E,  noliu-y  piiblio,  etc 

Cooper  D,  nttonicy  at  law 

Coiisciis  John,  areliiteet 

Crcsccnzo  S:  Uock,  saloon 

(i{()CKK'rT   G    II    W,    ncont,   Wells, 

Farf.'i>  \-  Co  ami  Overland  Aluil  Co 
Croyiand  .lolin,  attorney  at  law 
Criitliiis  15.  real  estate  agent 
CrUUlK  J  S,  assayer 
DAIJOVICII  M,  saloon 
Dalian)  A  ''.  baker 
Dana  N   '  '     niniiifj  agent 
Davis  ,\  foneers 

Davis  V.      .     ■ 

Dinsmore  &  ('{>,    "oeeriea  and  jjenl  nidse 
Dorsey  it  Weliiiinlon.proprs  sla;j:(!  line  lor 

AV(dlinj;t(in'8  via  lone  and  Aurora 
Doiijilierty  J  W,  fruits 
DOl'GLASS  G  A,  attorney  at  law 
Drake  F  V,  news  agent 
Diikelieart  L,  hairdresser 
DIXC.W  .1  M  .t  CO,  liiirthvaro,  mill  and 

mining  goods,  etc 
Dunlap  J  W,  hookstdler  ami  stationer 
lOaines  James,  groceries  and  general  nidse 
Kheit  ,V  Davidson,  j)roprietor  IMiiladelphia 

IJrewery 
KDKR  P  AI,  hnnber 
Ivjau  ;\[  M,  li(iu()rs 
FAIUCIIILI)  J    I)   it    CO,  proprietors 

Reese  Kiver  Heveillo 
Falk  II  \-  Co,  Cruits 
Feeley  Thos,  l)ulchei- 
FFNLF.V  I),  stationery,  eigar^  and  fancy 

goods 
First  National  Hank  of  Nevada,  J  AV  Ilar- 

ker,  I'resideiii,  C  I)   Honestel,  Cashr 
Fisher  A  N  Uev,  clergyman  (Meih  I^pis) 
Foster  <]  J,  ally  at  law 
Franklin  J  C,  saildler  and  harness  maker 
FUASKll    A    «t   CO,  [)roprietor  Pioneer 

Foundry 
French  J  S,  mining  agent  and  civil  engnr 
(iiige  \V  S  &  Co,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
(J AINFR  JAMES,  proj)  National  Stables 
CALVIN    II   W,  saddler   and    harness 

maker 
fiundolp  A  R,  saloon 
(iarber  John,  attorney  at   law 
(iasstMi   (;barles,  butcher 
(ii'dney  A  W,  carpenter  and  cabinet  mkr 
(ilasscoek  CJ  W,  hay  and  grain 
CJoldstein  liros,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
GOODWIN  J  K,  agent  California  State 

Telegraph  Company 
!  Grasscr  &  Hess,  boot  makers 


Green  T,  druggist  and  apothecary 

(iridleyit  Callow,  groc(!ries  and  genl  mdse 

(!rirt'en&  I'olleys,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Grossjean  1*,  hair  dresser 

Haas  &  Finlayson,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

IIAiiE   JOHN   L,  proprietor   Overland 
Saloon 

HALLOCK  J  W,  produce 

HAUMON    F  II,  Justice   of  (he   peace 

Harris  S,  stationery  and  fancy  goods 

Hawes  II  L,  lumber 

Hawthorne  W  II,  saloon 

I!ay<len  C  S,  attorney  at  law 

Ileidcnheimer    A,   stationery    and    fancy 
goods 

HELHING  J  F,  saloon 

HE LF RICH  vt  FFRTII.  manufacturers 
of  eider  and  soda  water 

HENDRIE  &  HOWSTEAD,  lumber 

Hereford  A  1*.  attorn<'y  at  law 

Hill  II  Rev,  clergyman   (Presbyterian) 

Hillhouse  A  31,  attornev  at  law 

nines  IJ  S,  attorney  at  law 

HOLI5ROOK,  MERRILL  vt  CO,  hard- 
ware,  mill    and    mining    goods,   etc, 
agents  I'aeilic  Insurance  Co,  and  New 
Alinaden  (Quicksilver  ^Mining  Co 
i  Hollirook  S  T,  car|)eiiter  and  builder 

Howard  James,  hairdiesser 
j  Howe  «)t  Le  Count,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
j  makers 

I  Howell  John,  agt   ^letacorn  M  and  M  Co 

IIu|)p  G  S,  attorney  at  law 
,  Hutchinson  S  R,  mining  agent 

Inghoiise  it  (;c)rlero,  saloon 

INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  Molinelli 
«.V;  ^lariotti,  ])roi>rietors 

Jacob  Ar  Co,  ice  dealer 

Jones  H  M,  attorney  at  law 
I  Kelly  Father  Rev,  clergyman  (Rom  Cath) 
;  Kenney  A  J;  stationery  and  fancy  goods 

Keogan  P,  saloon 

Knight  A  F,  boot  maker 

Knox  S,  real  estate  agent 

KOSTER  .AIENKE^  &    CO,  stationery 
and  fancy  goods 

KRAUSE  H,  i)hotographist 

Krohle  &  Dieyfuss,  restaurant 

Lane  Charles  C,  painters'  materials,  etc 

LANGLOIS  J   IJ,  proprietor  St  Charles 
saloon 

Larrowe  M  D,  attorney  at  law 

Laverty  T  II,  justice  of  the  [)eace 

Lazard  &  Schnudt,  saloon 

Lee  I)  II,  constable 


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Lewis  II,  dry  poods,  ololhinji,  etc 

LCXIAN  W  K.  jii.stice  of  the  peace 

Lotistalot  \\  &  Co,  reslauraiit 

LniidUoin  I),  assaver 

MACOMIJ  WILLIAM, proprietor  livery 
8tal)le 

]\Iaooinbs  W,  saloon 

MARTIN  U,  restaurant 

]Matlieson  J,  blacksmith  aii<l  wan;on  maker 
I  MAU  ALUEHT,<j;roeeries  and  genl  mdse 

j\Iay  F  W,  liair  dresser 

MAYKNHArM  II,  attorney  at  law 

IMcCOHXICK  &  WADDKLL,  lumber 

JMcDANI  KL  &  CO,  groceries  and  general 
mercbandise 

IMcGiniiis  &  Cronin.  contractors 

Mcdllcnnon  M  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker 

Mc(  iowan  J.  hair  dresser 

^IcCirad(!  T  it  .1,  gi-oceries  and  genl  mdse 

McIIAHDY'  (;  W,  prodnce 

McKiinnions  M,  proprietor  livery  stables 

Mevers  S,  boot  maker 

M(3l.IXKLLI  &  MAHIOTTI,  propri- 
etors International  Motel 

jNIOLOXY  &  SCIIEHMIKlt.  notaries 
public  and  commissioners  of  deeds 

Morrison  E  G,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker 

IMortimer  it  (jiassaway,  hair  dressers 

IMorton  <&  Chamblin,  physicians 

Mudgett  E  S,  attorney  at  law 

IMurphy  .Tolni,  assayer 

IVIurpiiy  >«  S,  physician 

Murphy  T  J.  real  estate  agent 

Norton  William,  saloon 

Olds  E,  proprietor  liv(;ry  stable 

Otenwelder  M,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker 

Paine  .1  II,  mining  agent 

Pardy  W,  mining  agent 

Patchen  0,  attorney  at  law 

PAXTON,  TIIOHXIUJRGII  &  CO, 
bankers  and  agents  Imperial  Fire  In- 
surance Co 

Pearce  &  Culbertson,  carpenters  and 
builders 

Peck  ifc  Scott,  Faloon 

Phillips  John,  mining  agent 

Kacklitfe  &  liro,  groceries  and  genl  mdsc 

Raymond  C  li  It,  mining  agent 

Ueed  J  II,  attorney  at  law 

Riotte  E  N,  mining  engineer 

ROIJERTS  JOHN  F,  hind)er 

Rogers  Austin,  proprietor  livery  stable 

liooker  <fc  Shuler,  butchers 


Huss(dl  J  11,  <lruggist  and  apothecary 

Russell  W  F,  mining  agent 

Sawyer  L  C,  attorney  at  law 

Schowidter  J,  hairdresser  and  baths 

Scott  R  P,  carpenter 

SHERMAN  EDWIX  A,  mining  engineer 

Sicii(d  J,  notary  public 

Sine  E  P.  attorney  at  law 

Siauson  J  S,  nitorney  at  law 

SMITH  FUANCTS,  hardware, mill  mul 

mining  goods 
SOL.MS  \  FERNIJACII,  stationery  and 

fancy  goods 
Sower  M,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 
Sj)auliling  W  II,  agent  Silver  Eagle  Salt 

Co 
St  Louis  Clias,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 
Stansbury  H  15,  real  estate  agent 
Sicnbuch  A,  biitciier 
Stoildard  !>  15.  mining  agent 
Strauss  A,  watdi  nuiker  and  Jeweler 
Strickland  ()  H,  hay  and  grain 
Sweeney  W  H,  proprietor  livery  stable 
Thomas  Wni.  attorney  at  law 
Thomas  AV  L.  |»hysician 
Thornton  H  I,  attorney  at  law 
Tihon  James,  real  estate  agent 
Trefren  J  L  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth  Epis) 
TIHPLET  J  F,  pro|)rietor  livery  stables 
A'alentine  L  1),  agent  California  Mill  Co 
VARXEYJ  W,  supt  Quartz  Mill  Co 
Vealch  A  A,  assayer 
A'EUVE  Z,  watch  maker  and  jeweler 
Vigarit  J.  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
V0R15E   15ROS,  wholesale  li<piors,  gro- 
ceries and  general  merchandise 
WADLEKill  15  P,  fruit,  and  agent  .Alil- 

ler  \-  Ripley's  Stage  Line 
Wiigner  C  II.  ilruggist  and  apothecary 
WATERHorSE  R  M,  proprietor  IJaiik 

Exchange  Saloon 
WATSOX  A-  .MILLER,  blacksiuilhs  atu! 

wagon  makers 
WATT  .V  SPEXCE,  butchers 
WELLS,  FAR(JO  <fc  CO,  banking  and 

express,  (J  II  W  Crockett,  agent 
Welty  1)  W,  attorney  at  law 
Wheeler  Frank,  wholesale  liquor  dealer 
White  T  F,  mining  agent 
WIHTTOX  J  S.  pro|trietor  livery  stable 

and  agent  Pioneer  Lime  Co 
Widney  R  M,  mining  engineer 
Wilcox  &  Merchant,  restaurant 
Willard  E  X,  physician 
Willard  G  II,  attorney  at  law 
WILLIAMS  R,  mining  agent 


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Williiims  II  il,  nHorney  at  law 
WILSON  JOHN  A,  proprietor  stage  line 

to  lone 
Wilson  S.  l>iit<lier 
Wixoni  W  W,  i)liysicinn 
WodiiriifV  A,  fruits 
Wicn  Tlionias,  attorney  at  law 
YOACIIIM  A  C,  fruits 

Averhill,     (or  AvcriU)    Clinrehill  Co, 
(I*  O  address,  La  I'lala)  3  miles  e  of 
I  La  Plata 

Iliill  J  S,  general  mcrcliandise 

'  Belmont,  Nye  Co,  (I*  O  address,  lone) 
I  —  miles  —  of  lone 

Groves  &  'rollman,  general  mereliandise 
'  Powers  Tliomas,  proprietor  saloon 
Silvester  A.  general  mereliandise 
Terrill  (J  W,  proprietor  hotel  and  saloon 

Canon  City,  Lander  Co,  r  O,  12 

I  miles  s  ot  Austin 

;  IJarkaloo  L  F,  [tostinaster 

Carson  City,    Ormsi.y  Co,   r  o, 

County  seat  and  Capital  of  the  State. 

i  la   miles  s  of   Virginia  City.     Tiiis 

I  eily,    the    Capital    of    the    State,    is 

pleasantly  situated  in  Carson  Val- 
ley.    It    eontains    many    tine    briek 

I  buildings,    amongst    wliieh    may    Ite 

mentioned  the  County  Court  House 
and  Jail,  and  the  St  CliarUs  Hotel, 
also  several  fire-proof  warehouses  and 
stores.  The  U  S  Braneh  Mint,  for 
whieh  an  appropriation  of  $1(J(>,()00 
has  been   made,  is  located   here,  and 

I  is  now  in  the  course  of  erection.   The 

State    I'rison   is  also    situated  near 

[  the  eity. 

':  AUR.VHAMS  S,  cigars. tolmeeo, fruits, etc 
I  ADAMS  CVUUS,  propr  Penrod    House 
Alicnbach  Jacob,  propr  Mullers  Hotel 
AMIHAUX  &  IJOWIE,  dry  goods  and 
'  fancy  goods 

Ashini  S,  clothing,  furnishing  goods,  etc 
I'lcrgen  J,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruit,  etc 
IJivins  IJ  F,  principal  Public  School 
lilethen  J  L,  l)hicksmitli  and  wagon  maker 
Brown  &  Cary,  hairdressers 
Catlin  A  1',  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 
Cavannagh  P.  baker 

Clapp  UK  Miss,  principal  Sierra  Semi- 
nary 


CORBiyiT  AV  H  &  D  G,  proprietors 

Corbett  House 
COWING  &  CO,  house  and  sign  jiainters 
CUAWFOKI)  J  E,  hay  and  grain 
Crosby  I  N,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Crystal  G  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Cults  F  IJ,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
DAVIS  E  A,  tin  ware,  stoves,  etc 
DAN'IS  (J  T,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
DOYLE  P  H,  |)roprietor  Nevada  Saloon 
Dorsey   &    Wellington,  proprietors   stage 

line  to  Aurora 
DHIESBACH  A  B,  groceries  and  genl 

merchandise 
Duffy  Jas.  soaj)  manufacturer 
Dyer   L   H.  pro|)rietor  stage  line  to  Huf- 

fakers,  Truckee  Meadows 
Ebner  tfc  Ochsner,  restaurant 
I"",dwards  T  D,  attorney  at  law 
Evans  E  P.  saddle  and  harness  maker 
Fleishhackcr    &    Meyer,    groceries    and 

general  merchandise 
Foster  A  J,  house  and  sign  painter 
Fowler  Tlios,  butcher 
FOX  JOHN  G,  stationery,  books,  fancy 

goods,  etc 
Eraser  &  Co,  manufacturers  of  acids 
Frisbee  L  P,  litiuors 
Fryer  G  D,  saloon 

Gadtlis  I  K.  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
(tAHDNEK  M  C,  proprietor  tannery 
j  Cjlarret  J  E,  Insurance  agent,  and  agent 
i  Pioneer  Stage  Co 

Gaver  II,  saloon 
GIBSON  GEORGE  L,  proprietor  Saz- 

crac  Saloon 
GREEXBAUM  &    ARNOLD,  li(|uors, 

segars,  etc. 
HAMMER     CHAS     S,     druggist    and 

apothecary 
Hammer   G   W,  carpenter  and  cabinet 

maker 
Ilayden  «S.  Dcnson,  attorneys  at  law 
Jacobs  &  Piatt,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruit,  etc 
JOY  W  P,   restaurant 
Kenville  Joseph,  prop  stage  line  to  Dayton 
Kitzmeyer  &  Bro,  saddlers  and  harness 

makers 
Koppel  &  Piatt,  clothing,  furnishing  goods, 

etc 
Lawlor  W  B,  principal  Lawlor  Institute 
Leport  A,  groceries  and  gen  merchandise 
LEWIS  GEO,  Magnolia  Saloon 
Lilliendeld  W,  clothing,  etc 
Lovejoy    J    A,  blacksmith   and    wagon 

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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIIIECTOKY. 


LUDLOW  F  (1.  photoftrnph  gallery 

Maili'ii'ii  (i>'(i.  Iiousi!  Mild  »«igii  |iiiiiitci' 

MAGKE  &  DKALY,  inopiictoi-rf  Bank 
Ext'liaiij];e  saloon 

MAlSll  C  H,  s(>win;»  maoliino.i,  etc 

MANULKBAl  M  &  TOBUINKll,  gio- 
ci'rics  and  general  inerchaiulisu 

MASON,    HUFF,  &  CO,  groceiicd  and 

general  nierelmndise 
1  Mastiny  M,  dentist 

MeCulil)in  &   Robinson,  lilaeksmithd  and 

wagon  makers 
I  McKe(!hy  L  C,  Justice  of  the  I'eace 

Meder  H  II,  lumber  dealer  and  i>roprietor 
Orinsby  House 

jNIedin  Mareo,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruit,  etc. 

Meyer  II,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 

MCiOUE  &  PARKER,  proprietors  Thea- 
ter Saloon 

jNIorton  E  F,  boot  maker 

MULLER  J,  hairdressr 

Midler  V  A,  saloon 

MUNCKTON   &  WARNER,  druggists 
and  apotliecaries 

MUNt'KTON  OEO,  physician 

flyers  "t  Co,  buteiiers 

Nims  Warren  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth) 

NOLAND  &  VAN  DYKE,  wagon  mak- 
ers and  lilaeksiniths 

Nourse  (!eo  A,  attorney  at  law 

Olcovieh   IJrothers,  dry  goods  and  fancy 
goods 

Parkinson,  R  R,  butcher 


I  Pierce ,  proprietor  California  House 

'  PIKUCE,  .1  H,  licpiors 
:  Pixley  S,  carpenter 

IM{0(TOR  H  IJ,  manuf  cider  and  soda 
I  KAIL  E   n,  hardware  and  g(!nl  mdsu 

REKSK  .1  M,  liipiors 

RICE  II  F,  ag<'nt  Weils,  Fargo  &  Co 

Itierra  Father  Rev,  clergynian  (R  C) 
I  I^OIJINSON  &  MIGHELS,  proprietors 
I  Carson   Daily  Appeal 

Rosensfock  J. clothing,  furnishinggoods,elc 

Rosser  .Fohn,  butcher 

Scars  (J  A,  groceries  and  geiil  mdse 

SHARP  R  n.  dentist 

Sherwood  .lohii,  proprietor  livery  stable 

Sheyer    \-    Morris,  dry  and  fancy  goods 

Small  U  F,  p()stma>ter 
I  SMITH  T  G,  proprietor  livery  stable 
I  Spencer  J  .1,  groceries  and  geid  mdsu 
I  Tliom|)son  J  1),  physician 
-IMADER  A  W,  p'hysician 

LFLY      GEORGE,     proprietor      Si 
Cliarles  Hotel 
I  Turner  I)  C,  boot  maker 
I  UPTON  A'  CO,  groceries  and  gen  mdse 
'  AVagner  &  Klein,  proprs  Carson  Urewery 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  banking  and 
express,  H  F  Rice,  agent 

AVhite  A  F  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 

WILKIN  D,  proprietor  Capitol  Hotel 

WILLIS  O  P,  druggist  and  apothecary 
I  Wilson  W  F,  propr  stage  line  to  Virginia 
'  City 


CHURCHILL  COUNTY.  Ronndaries— North  by  Humboldt,  east  by  Lan- 
der, south  by  Esmeralda,  and  west  by  Lyon  and  Storey.  Area,  8000  sipiare  miles. 
The  land  in  this  county  generally  is  unproductive  I'oi  agricultural  purposes.  About 
50,000  acres  only  are  adapted  to  the  raising  of  grain,  etc.  Rich  deposits  of  silver, 
salt,  sulphur,  and  soda  exist.     County  seat,  La  Plata. 


O  K  F  I  C  K  K  S  . 


OFFICK. 


ISCl'MUKNT. 


ItKSIDEXCK. 


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County  Clork 


VVilliiiin  C.  (Jrinii's  La  Plata 1st  Moii  .Jan.,  I'Vcs. 


District  Attorney UtMijniniii  Cui-Ilt.  . 

Slierirt' James  (i.  Hiiglios  , 

Recorder Ira  E.  Pierce  .... 

Treasurer Wallace  fJoodell  . 

Assessor  William  S.  Lee  . . 

Surveyor ,  Win.  A.  Jackson . , 

Superiiifeudeiit  Public  Schools  (leorge  Nicliol.... 

(    K.  L.  Colli  ion 

County  Commigsioncrs . . . .  ^   Win.  H.  Taylor. .. 

f   Tliomas  Plane. . . . 


[I8C7  SlOUOpranii. 
"     .Fees. 


*"()0  per  anil. 
ijsK)  per  day. 
Fees. 


Stihvatcr. . 
Old  River. 
New  Puss. 


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[  niilen;.'!^  nut 
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Clan  Alpin,  Churchill  Co,  (P  O  nd- 1  Fletcher  H  D,  hotel  proprietor 

dress,  La  Plata)  yO  miles  e  of  La  Plata  {  Johnson  W,  carpenter 
Chandler  H  H,  notary  public  .  Law  H  N,  general  merchandise 


The  PAGIFIG INBUBANCB  GO.  Insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


▲.  XOHZjBB,  Bui  Fnmolioo,  importer  and  dealer  In  Musio  Books. 
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MiR'strt'lli  A,  hotel  proprietor 
Peltier  M  C,  R<uieral  inerelinixlisc 
Van  I'atteii  C  A,  blacksmitii  and  J  P 
Walter  D  P,  attorney  at  law 
Whitman  K  E,  hotel  proiirietor 
Wliitlieliill  II  H,  hotel  proprietor 


'  Kecver  Henry,  Justice  of  the  Peace 

ComO,  Tiyon  Co,  V  O,  10  miles  a  c  of 
j  Dayton 

Walton  G  AV,  P  M  nntl  notary  public 


Clarksville,  IluinhoUlt  Co,  (P  O  a.l-    Cortez,  Lander  Co,  (P  O  ad.hess,  Aus- 
dress,    UnionviUe)    ;5o  nules   s   c  of  tin)  70  miles  ii  of  Austin 


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Meduire  Samuel,  saloon 


Clinton,  Lander  Co,  (P  0  address,  Aus- , 

tin)  15  miles  s  c  of  Austin  Crystal  Peak,  Washo(.  Co,  P  O,  2;} 

I  miles  n  w  of  Washoe  City 

Columbus,  Esmeralda   Co,    P   O,  80  ;  y^,^^.,.,      p  ,^.  ,j„^,i^.^.  „f  „,^  p,,„^^ 

nnles  ea«l  ot  Aurora  Mn.k..  H  &  Co,  geiwral  merehan.lise 

Dnmay  Cliarles,  postmaster  and  genl  meht '  .Smyles  IJ  F,  postmaster  and  notary  public 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY,  boundaries— Xorth  by  Ormsby  and  Lyon,  east  by 
Ksmeraida,  south  and  west  by  Slate  of  California.  Area,  1100  sfpiare  miles.  This 
is  iIk!  principal  agricultural  district  of  tht;  .State,  and  its  inhabitants  are  eliielly  en- 
jrnjied  in  afrrieulliiral  jtursuits  and  the  raising  of  slock.  It  is  estimated  that  Carson 
Valley  alone  produced,  in  IHGli,  .'iOO.dOO  bushels  of  grain,  and  1  ">0,0(tO  Ions  of  hay. 
Tiie  product  of  lumber  is  large,  there  being  seven  mills  engaged  in  its  manufacture. 
There  are  also  several  valuable  mining  claims,  which  are  being  worked  to  tv  limited 
extent.     County  seat,  (Jenoa. 

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OKKICK. 


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('(iiiiity  (^k'vk StcplR'n  A.  Kinsi'v, 

Disirii't  Attorney II.  l)()vl(' 

Shi litr II.  1*.  Hiniilmin . . . 

Hi'iordor loiiii  N.  Davis. . . . 

Tri'iisiiriT Ileiirv  Van  Sickle 

,\-isessor   S.  ('.  Chase 

Surveyor Ahrant  Lash 

Superiiiteiident  I'lihlic  Schools  .1.  McLe.ni 

i    Peter  LiKJitlc 


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Tcnii  Kxplros.   I      ,s.\t,Al{Y. 


County  Coniniissioners.. . .  '   .loliii  S.  Cliilds. 

(    1).  K.  Winter. . 


(Jenoti January  ISd'J  Fees. 

"     "     "   "        SlOOOprnnn. 

"     "        "        Fees. 

Commission. 
S8  per  (lay. 
I'"ees. 

!ejOO  pornnn. 

58  pr  (liein  & 

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K.  Fork  Carson  Uiv 
(Jenoa 


Dayton,  Lyon  Co,  P  (),  County  seat  of 
Lyoti  Co,  12  miles  e  of  Carson  City 

hause  J  P,  hay  and  grain 

liiown  lie,  saloon 

Cariienter  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon  niiiker 

Ciiirke  W  II,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 

Ciilin  &  liro,  ilry  goods  jind  iiuicy  goods 

Dallam  A  P,  baker 

OKIESBACII  &  SMITH,  groceries  and 

general  merchandise 
Eliienberg  J,  groceries,  etc 
K|)hraim  L,  genl  variety  store 
FISHER  H,  saloon 

Franklin  J  C,  saddle  and  harness  maker 
dates  W  M,  attorney  at  law 


IIninill(fn  Saml,  pro|ir  livery  stable 
IIARNEI)  W   T,  druggist,   apothecary, 

and  agent  California  Sttitc  Telegraph 

Co 
IIARIMTB  W  11,  butcher 
Ilawley  C  1),  saloon 
Ila/lett  J  C,  physician 
Henley  M  J,  propr  billiard  saloon 
IHCKEY,  M  C,  general  variety  store 
Holmes  L  R  Mrs,  restiuirant 
HOWE  &  GALLATIN,  hardware  and 

general  merelmndise 

Jacobson  ,  cigars  and  tobacco 

JAQIJA  .1  II,  propr  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Jones  W  li,  physician 

KENNEDY  F  II  and  J  M,  ally's  at  law 


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302  PACIPIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Kenville  .To.*epli,  propr  stage  line  to  Cnr- 

smi  City 
Ki'yci  1'  \V.  saloon 

Laiiili  L,  blacksmith  and  \va<;on  maker 
Lavcrty  T  II,  Justice  of  the  IVacu 
MarkwcU  A  J,  proprietor  hotel 
Miller  J  li,  saloon 
Myer  M.  jiroeeries  and  genl  mdso 
Norton  William,  saloon 
Shay  .1  M,  po«tmaster,  stationery,  etc 
St('(de  W.  physician 
'I'KKAT  W  \V,  liii  and  coppersmith 
Wa^incr  .lacol).  hotel  proprietor 
Waidchaas  (^.  hairdresser 
Walter  K,  clothing,  etc 
Weld)  II,  restaurant 
Williams  .1  (i,  proprietor  livery  stable 
Wrn'MAX  A,  saloon 
^\■(Jll'stein  .1,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 

Dun  Glen,  Ilumholdt  Co,  r  O,  IJu  miles 
n  e  of  L'nionvillo 

Claybiirgh  &  Co,  general  morclmndlse 

Crook  ,  hotel  i)ropi'ietor 

Cimningliani  ^V^  justice  of  the  peace 

Kcllojig  t^  Stampii'v,  saloon 

Lull"  .lolni  S,  general  inei'chandise 

Osborn  ,  hotel  propiieltu' 

Uosenthal  S.  gcMieral  niei-chai'diso 
Weaver  &  Mayo,  general  merchandise 


Eagan  Canon,  Lander  Co,r  o,  ico 

mih's  e  of  Austin 
Lagan  1'atrick,  postmaster 

El  Dorado,  llumboldt  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Unionville)  18  miles  n  e  of 
Unionville 

EllEWOrth,  Nye  Co,  V  O  10  nules  w 

oi'  lone 
Clark  1)  C  »fc  Co,  general  merchandise 
Cloud  &  Kmerson,  general  merchandise 
Kdh-rnan  D,  I'  M  ami  propr  sahion  , 

Howard  M  15,  Justice  of  the  IVace  ' 

Empire  City,  (>rmshy  Co,  r  o,  i 

mih's  n  e  of  Carson  City 
Ambrosia  N,  hotel  proprietor 
Clark  V  It,  saloon 
Deichmaim  II  S,  postmaster 
Freeman  I  F,  propr  Fiinpire  Hotel 
Ileste  (Irant,  Justice  of  the  Teaco 
.loncs  C  it  Co,  lumber 
Jones  S  E,  hay  and  grain 
Meyer,  EUet  &  Co,  saloon  and  restamanl 
.Morris  James,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Page  «&  Co,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
Piatt  1*1:  l{oacli,biacksmith'<  and  wagon  mkr< 
Kipley  .Samuel,  groceries  aiul  genl  md-e 
Russell  J  C  &  Co,  hnnber 
Stein  tfc  Phnumer,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

nuikers 


ESMERALDA  COUNTY.  Boundaries— \orlh  by  Churchill,  east  by  Nye. 
soiuh  and  west  by  Slate  of  California  and  Dougliis  Connly.  Area.  (S.Odd  sipiare  niile~. 
The  land  in  this  county,  with  the  exception  of  a  few  tracts  of  a  limited  extent  wliicli 
yieUl  fair  crops,  is  not  adapted  lc)r  eul'.ivation.  It  is  generally  dry  and  barren,  with  ii 
surface  mountainous  and  loeky.  'I  he  mineral  dejio^its  are  varied  ami  exten>ivf. 
Silver  ore  is  found  in  great  ai)undance  ;  also  gold,  cop]ier,  lead,  iron,  coal.  etc.  In  tin' 
vicinity  of  Aurora  there  are  0  milL;  with  an  aggregate  of  Hm;  stamps  engageil  in  work- 
ing silver  ore.  Assessed  value  of  real  anil  |)er?onal  property  in  iSGi,  81,t'iy,"lo. 
County  seat,  Aurora. 

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County  ( 'It'i-k r.  S.  .laiuisoii 

Distrirt  Attoriu'v Wru.  M.  Hoi'iiig  . . 

Slii'iilf. Daniel  (i.  Fi'mieis. 

Rcciinlcr 1 ).  W.  Hustings . .  . 

Titti-iiiivr I.  (J.  iMcClinton  . . 

Assessor I.   V.    lliilc 

Sin-v(!yor Williaiii  .McHiide  . 

Coniiicr Ib'iirv  Kccver  . . . . 

I'lililic  Ailministnitor Heiirv  Kci'ver  . . . . 

SuiH'riiitcnilciit  I'liblie  Schools  Liirkin  Smitli 

(    K.  H.  Cooper 

]    ^t.  V.  Smith 

(   E.  C.  Smith 


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Etna,     Huinholilt    Co,    (l*   O   address, 
riiioiivill<>,  •'{()  miles  r  e  o<  Union villu 

fjdvidoi'lt  Gi'or^ic,  <;i'iu'ral  nicrcliandiso 
Sliciliiinii'  (r  .1,  livery  ulalde 
Stronji.F  W,  Justiei'  of  tiio  peacn 
Wt'uvfi'  &  Mayo,  general  aierciiandi-io 


^   Flowery,    Storey  Co,    (P    O  address, 
t  Nirj^inia  City)  ^  miles  I'rom  Virjjiiiia 

I  I         City 

I    Fort  Churchill,  Clmreliill  Co.  (P  () 
g  address,  Virj;inia  Cily)  •'5-'>  miles  n  c 

3  I         of  Carson  City 

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8  FranktOWn,  Waslme  Co,  P  0,  o  miles 

0  s  of  Washoe  City 

S   Kilt  Frederick  A,  postmaster 

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0  Galena,    Washoe    Co,    (P   ()   address, 
£  Washoe  Cily)   '<i  miles  w  of  Washoo 

r.  i         Cily 

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c  \  Geneva,  Lander  Co,  (P  O  address,  Aus- 
i  I         till)  1;')  miles  s  of  Austin 

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{Genoa,  Donjrlas   Co,  P  (),  Co  se.it  of 
~\  Douglas    Co,   11    miles   s    of  Carson 

Cily.  Orijrinally  a  ^lormon  settle- 
ment, e.-lai)li«hed  in  1S,')(1.  Tin;  i 
(ilcnlirooU  lldiix',  at  I^ake  Talioe,  14  ; 
miles  distant,  is  a  tasliionahie  sum- 
mer resort.  Walley's  Warm  Sprinjrs, 
'2  miles  south,  and  Walker  Kiver  Hot 
S|)riii,!is.  "J")  miles  north,  art!  attract- 
ini;  considerable  attention. 

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\i  Allen  li  N,  attorney  at  law 

Is    l>iroth  Iv.  saddle  and  harness  maker 

\l   UUniAlvKR  G  W,  pro[irietor  Kxehange 

Hotel 

|h   cox  I.  I).  Jnsliee  of  the  Pence 
l§   DAVIS  .JOHN   II.  postmaster,  stationer 
li  and  news  a|^ent 

p   Doyle  II.  attorney  at  law 
L   Hl'STKIN  »&  Co  II.  gr.  cries  and  genl 
L  mdse 

Is   G1:LATT&  MOOUE,  proprietors  stage 
||  liui!  to  Silver  Mountain,  ^larkleeville 

'^  and  Monitor.  (Alpine  Co.  Cal) 

IIAUXEY  ,IOKL  A.  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co,  eom'r  deeds  antl  notary  i)ublic 

;  Iliiwley  A  T,  attorney  at  law 

j  IIVMAX  N,  general  varieties 

|.I01INSON  J   R,  groceries  and  general 

I        merchandise 


Ivilpatriek  J  elergyniaii  (M(!th) 
LIVINGSTON  A,  jiroprietor  billiard  and 

liijuor  saloon 
McLean  . I,  blacksmith  and  wagon  nuiker 
Ueyeraft  .Joseph,  restaurant 
Hise  i&  Co,  restaurant 
Schwarz  A,  propr  (Jenoa  IJrcwcry 
Thornton  &  (iage,  livery  and  feed  stables 
Wachenheimer  L,  clothing,  (!le 
Wilih'r  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Gold  Hill,  Stoicy  Co,  P  O.  Incor- 
porated town,  I  J  miles  south  of  \'ir- 
ginia  Cily ;  eonnnences  at  a  point 
near  Devil's  (Jate,  and  extends  to  the 
limits  of  Virginia  City  on  the  divide. 
The  silver  claims  in  the  vicinity  are 
tluj  richest  in  the  Stale. 

Oi'iKKits :  Georg«!  W.  Aylswortli, 
(President)  W  I)  Gray,  N  K  Iler- 
rick,  K  Cnshing,  Trustees ;  W  IC 
Hale,  Trea>urer  ;  J  IlJohnson,  Mar- 
shal ;  II  C  Manning,  Clerk 

Abell  D,  boot  maker 
ADAMS  K  W,  house  and  sign  painter 
Aniler-on    II  (J,  groceries  and  genl  mdse 
AKBICKLK  A.sahum 
Aichauibanlt  *&  Phillips,  dry  goods,  etc 
Atkinson  I  W.  saloon 
HALL  N  A  I.I.  mining  agent 
I>aum  J  &  liro,  clothing,  furni?hing  goods, 
etc, 

15assi  G,  saloon 

IJeals  A  .1,  dentist 

Heals,  II  S.  photographist 

Hecker  .lacob.  baker 

HKK(i.VN  W  II,  auctioneer 

Henner  II  ').  hotel  proprietor 

HISIIOP  ^V  W.  atloriM'y  at  law 
ilUTTNF'i  KIGHNK  v^  Co,  hardware, 
I  minii'g  store,  etc 

Hlaiivell  W   II,  cashier  agency  Hank  of 
California 

Hloomtield  K,  stationery,  fruit,  etc 

Hoyleii  &  French,  saloon 

Hrotiek  &  Lippman,  hair  dressers 

Hrown  C  L,  paper  hanger  and  painter 

Hryan  10,  hotel  proprietor 

Hulgei'  Thomas,  hotel  pro[)rietor 

Hiirns  W  S  &  Co,  groceries,  and  genl  mdse 

Cammel  J  II.  saloon 

Cliubbuck  &  I'heiari,  stationery,  etc 

Chubbuck  S  W,  postmaster 

Clawson  II  A,  proprietor  Gold  Hill  Ex- 
change Saloon 


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Conley  11  S,  blacksniilh  and  wagon  maker 

Conwcll  W  O,  dentist 

Daucliy  II  O,  bulclier 

Day  H  L,  liveiy  stable 

Decber  F  II,  lioiise  and  si^xn  ])ainter 

DENNY  J  J,  dnigj^ist  and  apotlieeary 

Derby  S  P,  tin  and  eoo|H'rsniitii 

Dorr  J,  professor  of  music 

Durkee  F  D,  watcL  luaker  and  jeweler 

Eekert  &  Lentez.  brewers 

EDWAHDS  &  WIECJANI),  assayers 

Fineii  T  E,  salnon 

FITZI'ATIMCK  iAI,  hotel  proinietor 

Fleitiier  C,  liair  dresser 

FOX  L  T  &  CO,  buteiiers 

Frankel  L  B,  groceries,  and  genl  mdso 

Frankenlieiiner  J\I,  dry  "roods 

Gallaglier  Thomas,  bbicksmilb  and  wagon 
maker 

Oainble  E  A,  druggist  and  ai)0tbecary 

Gaston  W,  pliysician 

Greeley  &  Co,  proprs  G.dd  Hill  Foundry 

Haas  II  &  Co,  clothing,  iurni.-b'g  goods,  isle 

Hall  &  Fox,  blacksmiths  and  wagon  mkrs 

Hall  J  W,  physician 

Hamlin  H  11,  undertaker 

Ilanuck  (Jcorgc,  saloon 

Ilanum  Catherine  Miss,  hotel  jjroprietress 

HARRIS  11,  assayer 

Haub  Cluis.  re  taurant 

HAYES  J  J,  butcher 

Heim  J,  restaurant 

Hill  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Hitchcock  A  F  Hev,  clergyman  (Meth) 

Hoey  J.  saloon 

Hughes  I{,  manufacturer  mill  screens 

Isiac  AV  II,  house  and  sign  painter 

Iveen  J  I»,  bay  and  grain 

La  Flower  .1,  saloor 

Lalhrop  H  I)  Kev,  clergvman  (Episcopal) 

LAZENIIY  I't  I'OHL,  hair  dressers 

LEMEKY  V  &  CO,  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

LA'NCII  I'lHLLIP,  luoprietor  Gold  Hill 
Daily  News 

jMarcox  II,  saloon 

Margalot  I',  saloon 

Markewilz  AI,  stationery,  fruit,  etc    . 

Maver  .1  (i.  iiair  dresser 

AlAYXAUI)  H  G,  baidu;r 

M<;CLl]SIvY  MIKE,  proi)rietor  Theater 
Hall  Saloim 

Alclntyre  A  \V,  saloon 

McAIartin  Jas,  sa<bller  and  harness  maker 

Meagher  Father  Uev,  clergyman  (11  C) 

]\Ielsing  G,  saloon  keeper 


AIEIiCER  11,  groceries,  and  genl  mdse 

Miller  Charles,  hotel  proprietor 

Aliller  John,  saloon 

Alonico  L,  market 

MONTAIINNI"   A,   stationer,  and  news 

agent 
^100  HE  &  UXOR  DEN,  proprietors  Pi- 

tmeer  Boiler  Works 
MUNROE  &  NIXON,  restaurant 
Nye  P,  carpenter 
O'BRIEN  TIIOAIAS,  stock  and  money 

broker 
O'Donahue  AI,  boot  maker 
O'NEILL  R  C,  tin  and  coppersmith 
PIONEER  BOILER  WORKS,   Aloore 

&  Riorden  proprietors 
Pioneer  Foundry,  i^ower  Gold  Hill 
l{obinson  H  II,  attorney  at  law 
Ryan  E  J.  groceries,  and  general  mdse 
Schaefer  John,  restaurant 
Schwartz  AI,  stationery,  fruit,  etc 
Schwcis  it  Bro,  brewers 
SHARFF  E.  butcher 
SHARON    WAI,  g.'ueral  agent  P.ank  of 

California,  and  agent   New  Almadcn 

(Quicksilver  Alining  Co 
Shepard  it  Goodrich,  groceries,  and  genl 

nu'rchandise 
STERN  &  AV^p]IL,  groceries,  and  general 

merchandise 
Stockle  C,  boot  maker 
Swaney  J  L,  butcher 
VM  A,  saloon 

VAN  AVYCK  &  SANCHEZ,  assayers 
^'ESEY  II  AL  proprietor  Vesey's  Hi)tcl 
Weber  R,  physician 
AVELLS,  FAH(;()  &  CO,  bankers,  mul 

expressmen 
Welton  J  T,  wat'h  maker  and  jeweler 
AVIIITE    iSc    AirrCHELL,    i)roprietors 

billiard  saloon 
Williams  .V  Scott,  hotel  proprietors 
YELLOW   JACKET   MINING  CO 
York  Charles,  saloon 
ZANONTCIl  (iEORGE,  fruit 

Hot  Springs,  Douglas  Co,  (P  O  ixd- 
dress,  Genoa)  2  miles  south  of  Genoii 

AVidley  D,  hotel,  and  mineral  baths 

HuffakerS,  (or  Tmckee  M(;ado\vs) 
Washoe  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  n  w  nt 
AVashoe  City 

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Bishop  S,  pliyf^ician 

r.rowii   ]VIt"5,   (Trufkee  Meadows)  liolel 

pro|)ri('tor 
Harris  W,  ((Ik-n  Dalo)  hotel  proprietor 
IliitFaker  (J  VV,  postmaster  and  iiotel  propr 
Hunter  .Toiin  M,  (Truckee  Eiver)  hotel 

proprietor 
Lake  31  C,  (Trnekec  River)  hotel  propr 
liiinihiirth  W  F,  blksmitli  and  wagon  inkr 
Slingerland  J  S,  Justice  oi'  the  I'eaee 
Strauss  &  Drexier,  general  rnercliandise 


Sullivan  George,    (Gieger    Grade)   hotel 
proprietor 

Humboldt  City,  iiumioidt  Co,  P  O, 

30  miles  n  w  of  Unionville 

Coulter  John,  hotel  pro])rietor 

Daniels  V  J,  biaeksniith  and  wagon  mkr 

Peas-e  L  C,  postinastei' 

Spcnee  James,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Spence  W  &  J,  groceries,  and  genl  mdse 


HUMBOLDT  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Slate  of  Oregon,  ea?t  by 
Lander,  soutli  by  Ciiuroliili,  and  west  by  Washoe  and  Poop.  It  is  estimated  tiiat 
tlicre  are  in  this  county  laOjOOO  acres  of  i.'Uai  suitable  for  iigncultural  purposes,  and 
('(40,000  acres  adapted  to  the  raising  of  stock.  Along  the  banks  of  the  Humboldt 
Uiver  are  found  thousands  of  acres  of  rich  arabh;  and  grazing  land.  The  silver 
mines  of  Hinnboldt  County  have  long  been  l:nown  (o  bt;  among  the  richest  in  the 
Slate,  the  ledges  being  large  and  well  defined.  Considerabh;  excitement  has  been  oc- 
ciisioned  by  the  recent  discovery  of  the  "  Black  Pock  "  IMines,  vliieh  sire  represented 
lobe  exceedingly  rich  in  mineral  wealth.  Several  mills  aie  in  course  of  erection  in 
this  district.  Gold,  lead,  copper,  sulj)hur,  salt,  lime,  etc.,  also  exist.  The  great  Hum- 
boldt Canal  now  being  built,  will,  when  completed,  be  of  vast  benefit  to  this  section, 
liwnishing  unlimited  water  power  for  mill  and  manufacturing,  and  also  for  purjjoses  of 
irrigation.     County  seat,  I'nionville, 

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lone,  Nye  Co,  P  O.  .'JO  miles  from  Austin, 
and  T20  miles  to  Genoa  (via  Walker 
l.iake)  ;  situated  on  the  W(ist  slope  of 
the  Shoshone  mountains,  and  is  ei'.- 
braced  within  tlni  Great  Reese  River 
mining  region.  Kicli  silver  mines  have 
leen  receiuly  discovered  in  the  vicin- 
ity, and  valuable  (juartz  mills  erected 
at  thi.s  point  by  eastern  capitalists 

CL.\RK   I)  C  «S1:  CO,  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Craig  John  L,  jiostmaster 
Crowell  B  W,  diuggist  and  apothecary 


Barnard  H  S,  proprietor  livery  stable 

Bearss  ^  Turner,  proprietors  Bank  Ex- 
change Saloon 

BELLRIIDK  J  jM,  general  merchandise 
and  express  agent 

BOWI'^S  J  iSr,  propi'ietor  hotel 

Bowman  J.  attorney  at  law  and  justice  of 
the  |)eaee 

Burcham  J  G,  attorney  tit  law 

Dorsey  &  Wellington,  proprietors  stage 
line  to  Wellingtons,  via  Aurora 

Dunbar  IVlrs,  hot(d  propri(.'tress 

E(^KLF.Y  &  LOCKER,  proprietors  Nye 
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ELLET  T  A  &  CO,  groceries  and  general 

nuMX'liandise 
GOLDSTEIN  S,  groceries  and  general 

mereliandise 
Hubbard  C  G,  attorney  at  law 
II) man  S  II,  saloon 
Merrill  G  W,  attorney  at  law 
RIDDLE  J  G,  physician 
Sharp  J,  attorney  at  law 
Sine  E  1*,  attorney  at  law 
Slaght  &  Purdy,  blacksmiths  an('  wagon 

makers 
Sontlnvortli  E  C,  attorney  at  law 
I  Sylvester  A,  groceries  and  gen  mdse 
Wallace  *S:  Co,  butchers 
WILSON  ,JOtIX  A,  proprietor  stage  line 

to  Austin 


j  Kingston,  Lander  Co,  (P  O  address,  j 
Austin)  25  miles  s  of  Austin  j 

j  .Iidian  E  &  Co,  groceries  and  clothing 

La  Plata,  Churchill  Co,  I'  O,  County 
seat  of  Churchill  Co,  '.).")  miles  e  of 
Virginia  City 

Ball  J  A  justice  of  the  i)ea»'e 

liranham  J,  pioprictor  saloon 

Ka/ser  &  IJros,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

I'circe  Ira  E,  post  master 

Smith  (i  \V,  grociries,  provision?,  etc 

Lancaster.  Humboldt  Co,  (P  0  ad- 
dress, Unionville)  'M  miles  n  of  In- 
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JaCObSVille,  Lmuler  Co,  (P  O  address, ,  Lander  City,  Lander  Co.(  P  O  address, 
Austin)  0  miles  w  of  Austin  j  Austin)  18  miles  s  w  of  Austin 

LANDER  COUNTY.  IJoundaries— North  by  Territory  of  Idaiio,  east  by 
Territory  of  Utah,  soulh  i)y  Nye,  and  west  by  Churchill  and  lIumi)oldt.  The  siirfmc 
of  the  country  is  rough  and  mountaiiions,  wiih  a  dry  and  barren  soil.  Numi)er  uf 
acres  adapted  to  agricullural  imrposes,  ineliKJiug  giazing  land,  28,S',ir(.  The  "  Iiee.-c 
Kiver  Alining  District "  is  one  of  the  mo.-t  important  min<'ral  regions  in  the  Sialc 
There  were  in  operation  in  S,'ptcnd)cr,  LSttCt,  twcnty-tlnee  (piart/  mill-* — aggregiile 
number  of  stamps,  2H'J — \.orking  silvc-r  ore.  Gold,  copper,  sidphur,  h>ad,  iron,  elc. 
are  found  in  several  localities.  The  lumber  trade  is  also  an  important  item  ;  it  is  c- 
limaled  that  over  (■).()()(),( Hid  feel  have  been  u.~ed  in  Lander  and  Nye  countien  during  llir 
past  eighteen  months.     County  sciil,  Austin. 

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Ko'virt'ler Ricliiinl   Ibown... 

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f^nionville)  20  mile>  n  of  Llnionville  s  e  of  (ienoa 

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Lima,   Cor  Li'M.iickj  llundioldt  Co,  (P;  ,.i,uvkins  I)  L,  postmaster 

()  a.ldn-s.   I  nionville)  18  miles  s  e    '|'    .,„,.  charl.-s  M,  hotel  proprietor  i 
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(iiige  »fc  Thomp.-oi),  general  merehiindise  |  Mineral  Point,  Humboldt  Co,  (I*  0 

Meador  J,  hotel  proprietor  I  address,  Unionville)  8  miles  e  of  llii- 

Stevens  C'  II,  jui-lice  of  the  peace  '  ionville 

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LINCOLN  COUNTY.  Tliis  County  was  orcafod  by  an  Act  of  the  State 
r.cflislature,  18G6,  from  the  south  eastern  portion  of  LiUKhu*  County,  including  the 
ncwly-discovdred  inininp;  district  of  Pahranarrat,  and  its  orjriinization  provided  for  upon 
tlie  application  to  the  Governor  of  300  lesuliMit  voters.  The  enlargement  of  the  State 
by  the  recent  Act  of  Congress  will  include  within  the  limits  of  this  county  the  head 
of  navigation  on  the  Colorado  lliver. 

LYON  COUNTY.  Boundaries— Xoith  by  Storey  and  Churchill,  east  by 
Cliurciiill,  south  by  Douglas,  and  west  by  Ormsby.  Area,  480  square  miles.  The 
l(i|Miu;raphy  of  this  county  i- rough  and  mountainous,  with  a  dry  and  Itarren  soil,  ex- 
cepting idong  the  Carson  l{iv(!r,  wher(;  there  are  a  few  tra(!ts  of  arable  land.  The 
iiiiricial  deposits  an>  exci  cdiugly  rich,  and  many  of  the  claims  have  yielded  lariie  re- 
iMiiis.  iVumber  of  mills  in  operation,  '>][)  ;  aggngate  number  of  stamps,  lOG.  In  the 
vicinity  of  Walker  Hiver  very  rich  copjter  ore  exists,  which  has  been  tested  sufficiently 
10  fully  establish  its  value  and  importance.     Cuuiity  seat,  Dayton. 

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RESIKKNCE. 


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("iilllity  Ciofk  . . 
i  u    District  Attoriic 


Diiniul  Ki'ii<b'i<k  ..  Davtoii rmuiiirv  180!)  I'Vcs. 


William  M.  (iati's. 

Slicriif (iL'i>r;;e  W.  Simw  . 

H.voiiUm- CI).  McDiillio.  ,    ' 

I'lcisurcr II.  F.  Canick. . . . 

A^^issor Daviil  I,.  Smith.  , 

Surveyor Folni   Day 

('oroiu'r .1.  I^av  t'l  .y 

1  iiMic  Ailmiiiistratni- I.  Lavcily 

8ii|iciiiitoiuk'lit  I'lililic  IScliools  .1.  C.  lla/,l('!t  .... 
I    l'"iaiik  Smiili.  .  .  . 


Cciiiiitv  Commissioners. 


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NYE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  l)y  Lander,  east  by  Territory  of  Utah, 
-oiilli  by  Territory  of  Arizona,  and  wo.^t  by  Ksmeralda.  Nearly  one-half  ot'  the  area 
of  this  county  is  grazing  land,  of  which  about  ftO.OOO  acres  are  suitable  tor  agricultural 
laiiposes.  The  mineral  de|)osits  are  very  rich  and  e\ten-ive,  and  it  is  estimated  thiit 
ii\cr  iini'-llfth  of  the  hind  in  tlii'  county  abouiuls  in  metallifrrous  wealth.  Cold  and 
>ilvi  T  ore  is  abundant.  In  .Inly,  IHdO,  eleven  mills  had  been  erected,  with  an  aggre- 
'.'iiic  (if  122  stamps.  Iron,  co[i|)er,  lead,  coal,  salt,  and  siilphur  are  ibuiid  in  several 
localities.     County  seal,  loue. 

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biMiiit  AttoriK'i- (J.  W.  Merrill  .... ,  "  .., 

SliiiilV lA.  Hniiiicy I  "  ... 

liii iinlcr '.loscpli  Stowc "  .  . . 

rivii..iircr I  William  Ltulu  r  . .'  "  . . . 

'  Assessor Stcplicii  Kolicrts  . . '  "  . . . 

Siiivcvdr ID.  S,  Cliil.l '  "  ... 

I'linmcr    ('.  K.  Aslilnini. ...  "  .  . . 

I'liMic  AdniinistratDr !('.  K.  Asliliuni . . . .  j  "  . . . 

Sii|iciiiiteinloiitl'iililic  Schools  1$.  W.  Trowcll "  .  . . 

(  Ia.  T,  Ibitch j  "  ... 

(oiintv  CommissioiKTS. ...  J  '.f.  S.  IJariiaril '  "  . . . 

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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Ophir,  Waslioc  Co,  P  O,  3  miles  s  of 
Wa.«lioe  City.  The  extensive  works 
of  tlie  Opliir  Company  are  located 
here.  Over  §500,000  liave  been  ex- 
pended in  their  erection.  The  Opliir 
bridge  across  tlie  "Washoe  Valley  is 
over  one  mile  long  and  eoft  $70,000 

Reck  II  II,  groceries  and  gen  mdse 

Cheever  II  A,  j)Ostniaster 

Davis  R  M,  justice  of  the  peace 


Fisher  W  T,  hairdresser 

Jones  J  W,  proprietor  Ophir  House 

ri'jRRY  R  t&  CO,  groceries  and  general 
merchandise,  and  agents  Wells,  Fai-go 
&  Co  and  Cal  State  Telegraj)!!  Co 

Phibbs  &  Hammond,  proptr  billiard  saloon 

Seiiwartz  S,  butcher 

Smart  &  Rogers,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

White  J,  proprietor  saloon 


ORMSBY  COTJNTF.  Boundaries— North  by  Washoe  and  Lyon,  cast  In- 
Lyon,  south  by  Douglas,  and  west  by  Lake  Tahoe  (or  Biglcr).  The  siir'ace  of  tlic 
county  is  rough  and  mountainous,  with  a  soil  exceedingly  dry  and  barren,  exee[)t  a 
few  tracts  of  limited  extent,  situated  in  the  valleys.  Estimated  numlter  of  acres  of 
arable  and  grazing  land,  r),000.  Rich  deposits  of  (piartz  have  been  discovered  in 
Ormsby  County,  but,  with  the  exception  of  the  "  Athen's  Ledge,"  but  little  has  been 
done  as  yet  towards  developing  them.  In  September,  18(50,  there  were  eight  cpiartz 
mills,  wi;li  an  aggregate  of  17.")  stamps,  crushing  ore  from  the  "  Comstuck  Lode,"  in 
Storey  County.     County  seat,  Carson  City. 


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C'ouiny  Ck'rk LM.  ,1.  Asliinore .... 

District  Attorney iSiiiiuu'l  (".  Dusoii. 

Shcritr i  T.  G.  iSinitli 

Hccoriiir ISaiii'l  I).  Kiii;;,  Sr. 

Trea^incr U.  S.  Muson 

Asst'sjor   ' Ik'o.  W.  C-lit'ilitk  . 

Sin-vcvor Aliraliiuu  CiuTy . . . 

( 'uroiicr G.  A.  kStars 

I'lilillc  Ail;iii!iistrat()r O.  A.  Scars 

Su])t'rint(;iulciit  I'ulilic  Sfiiools  H.  F  Bivoiis 

(    11.  F.  Ki.c 

County  Commissioners }   fS.  E.JDnc- 


Carson  City .Jaiumry,  IStiOjFt'PS. 

Fi'cs. 


Kuipirc  City, 


(   Jolm  IJnnkcr Clunr  Croclc 


Fees. 

Fees. 

*1,400. 

$10  pcrillcm. 

Fees. 

Fees. 

Fees. 

§500  per  anM. 

•88  per  (lieiii. 


Pahranagat,  Nye  Co,  (P  o  tuidress, 

lone)  180  miles  s  e  of  lone  I 

'      .  i 

Allen  A\   E,  justice  of  the  peace 

.lames  .1  C.  pro|triet()r  (piartz  mill  \ 

Mills  W  II,  profjrietor  tpiartz  mill  j 

Peavine,  Washoe   Co,  (P   O   address 


Ilutfakers)   2;'»  miles  n  of   Washoe 
City 

Lemmans  F,  hotel  ju'oprielor 
Smiles  J  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

RagtOWn    Churchill  Co,  P  O,  CO  mile- 
u  e  of  Aurora 


ROOP  COUNTY.     Roundarie.s— North   bj    tin;    State   of  Oregon,  east   In 
Humboldt,  south  by  Washoe,  west  by  the  Slate  t)f  California.     This  county  is  m    m 
ganized.  but  is  attached  to  Washoe  for  judicial  iiud  legislative  jiiirposes.     Portion-^  el 
the  county  furnish  tine  agricultural  lands,  tind  nuuiy  thousands  of  acres  could  bi  iiiinie  | 
highly  profitable  by  a  pro|)er  system  of  irrigation.     The  newly  discovered  mining  di.- 
trict  of  lilack  Rock,  in  Iliimltoldl  County,  is  caiiaing  the  vaUeys  in  the  .southern  sec- 
tion to  be  settled,  and  another  year  may  work  many  changes.     At  present,  however,  I 
hut    little  nllention    has    been    paid  to  developing  its  resources,  although  wherever 
attempts  have  been  made  to  cultivate  the  soil,  they  have  proved  highly  encourn^'in:: 
and  remunerative,     in  the  neighborhood  of  Pyramid  Lake  there  are  fine  ngricultiinil 
and  meadov;  lands,  which  form  part  of  the  "  Indian  Reservation." 


iDsure  ia  t^e  beat  Lcoal  Company,  "  THE  FAOIFIO." 


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A.  KOHIiER'S  Music  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Sanaom  Street,  Ban  Franoisoo. 


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309 


I  Ruby,  Lander  Co,  P  O,  120  miles  e  of 
I         Austin 

I  Woodward  Samuel,  postmaster 

I  Sacramento,  Humboldt  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
s' dress,  Unionville)  It  miles  s  w  of 
n  Unionville 

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I  Saint  Glairs  Station,  Cinnohill  Co, 

f  i         P  O,  8  miles  from  La  Plata 
g  '  St  Clair  James  A,  postmaster 

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a    San  Antonio,  Nye  Co,  (P  O  address, 
3  lone)  oO  miles  s  e  from  lone 

0    Lillie  L,  agent  IJank  of  California 


Sand  Springs,  Chmcl.ill  Co,  (P  o 

I         address,  St  Clairs  Station)  — miles - 
I         of  La  Plata.    An  extensive  deposit  of 
salt  exists  at  this  place 

^loClure  .1  li,  hotel  proprietor 

Santa  Clara,  irumhoidt  Co,  (P  o  ad- 

,         dress,  Unionville)  l.'i  miles  n  of  Un- 
I         ionville 

Sheridan,  Douglas  Co,  P  O,   10  ntiles 

s  of  (Jenoa 
Billis  James,  postmaster  and  gen  merchant ;  Silver  Peak.  Ivmenilda  Co,  P  0,  12<") 


Frett  M,  saloon 

GRIEU  J  W,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
{Express 

Gross  &  Bros,  butchers 

Gross  C  A,  clothing,  etc 

IIAUPT  &  GEIU,  proprietors  Sierra 
Nevada  Hotel 

Ileise  L,  saloon 

Hill  II,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker 

Klein  F  &  Co,  biewers 

Luders  W  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

McDUFFIE  IJ  &  CO,  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merdiandise 

MEAD  <&  McCONE,  proprietors  Nevada 
Foundry  and  Machine  Shop 

INIullard  li  t,  lumber 

Munckton  .loseph.  saloon 

NEVADA  FOUNDRY  AND  MA- 
CHINE SHOP,  Mead  &  .AlcCone, 
proprietors 

Osborn  C.  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Pease  A  S,  mining  recorder 

Potting  F  \V,  saloon 

Sfhooilinrn  .Jacob,  hay  and  grain 

STE I N  E  R  &  K(  )N E  M  AN,  groceries  and 
general  merchandise 

Tomlinson  R  15,  groi'cries  and  gen  mdse 

Wieganstein  C,  ?aloon 

Zabriskie  C  B,  physician 


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Silver  Bend,  Nye  Co,  (P  O  address, 
lone)  50  miles  e  of  lone 

Silver  City,  Lyon  Co,  P  O,  2  miles 
n  w  of  Dayton.  Several  (piartz  mills 
and  foundries  an;  located  here  ;  the 
establishment  of  Messrs  Mead  &,  Mc- 
Cone  is  the  most  extensive  iron 
foundry  in  tht;  Slate 

">LER  M  &  CO,  groceries  and  general 

luerchaTidise 
Arnold  FI  W.  lumber  dealer 
r>i!\  'i  .1  H,  billiard  and  liipior  saloon 
BOiSor    CHARLES   V,  druggist  an.l 

apothecary,  anil  agent  California  State 

Telegraph  Company 
HONHAM  J   ALLEN,  postmaster  and 

groceries,  ete 
Ci;iy  (r  II,  hairdresser 
Di'i'r  I,,  saloon 

1  Dunning  D  C,  groceries  and  gen  mdse 
KK'IHNGER  V,  general  variety  store 
Hlliott  ]\Irs,  hotel  proprietor 


miles  e  of  Aurora 
Harris  J  II,  postmaster  and  justice  jieace 

Silver  Peak.  Nye  Co.  (P  O  address, 
lone)  lUU  miles  s  of  lone 

Star  City.  Hmnboldt  Co,  P  O,  12  miles 
n  of  I'nionville 

Berry  G  (J,  attorney  at  law 

Blossom  .1  A,  proprietor  livery  stable 

Brooks  ( )  N.  clergyniau 

l>eoiiard  O  R,  attorney  at  law 

Levy  N  i&  \\,  groceries  and  gen  mdse 

Pierce  S    B  I'  vV.  Co.  gener.'d  merchandise 

I  Putnaiji    Calvin,    blacksmith    and    waijon 

'  maker 

l{agsdale  Mrs  W    B,  lioiel  proprietress 
SARGENT,   W  S,  agent    Wells,   Fargo 

»V  Co.  and  Cal  Siiile  Telegiiiph  Co 
STEN'ENS    W  F,  postmaster,  druggist, 

and    apolheeiiry 
White  .1.  physician 
Wl-e  Alexander,  proprietor  daloon 


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NOBTH  AMEBICA  LIFE  INSUBANCB  CO.   For  valuable  information  turn  to  page  161. 
310  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Steamboat  Springs,  (i*  o  mMros.-,  i  Stillwater,  CimiThiU  Co,  (PO  address 

Wuslioe  City)  It  miles  n  of  AVasiioe  Saint  Clairs  Station)  see  Saint  Claiis 

City  I  Station 

Ellis  J  J,  physician  and  hotel  proprietor     ' 

i  Stone  Gates,  Waslion  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
SteptOe,  Lander  Co  (sec  Egan  Canon)  dress,   IlnHakers)    15  miles    n    e  of 

Washoe  City 
^    Stevensviile,  Ilumljoldt  Co.  (P  O  ad- ;  Liuvomb  J  li,  general  merchandise 
§         dress.l'nionville)  lOmilessof  Unionville    Schmidt  &  Savage,  general  merchandise 

1  STOREY  COUNTY.  ]?onndiiries— North  by  Washoe,  cast  by  Cluirdnll 
•^  .ind  Lyon,  south  by  Lyon,  and  west  by  Washoe.  This  is  the  richest  aiid  most  popii- 
J  loiis  comity  in  the  State.  The  land  is  not  adapted  for  agricultural  purposes,  except 
^  whiit  is  found  on  the  cast  bank  of  the  Truckee  Uiver,  wiiicli  is  of  limited  extent,  but 
«  it  is  exceedingly  rich  in  mineral  wealth.  The  celebrated  Comstock  Jicdge  is  sitnatcij 
oQ  witiiin  the  limits  of  this  county.  Tiie  mines  located  thereon  employ  7(»  mills,  with  an 
&  ag^M'eg-Ue  capacity  daily  of  l.isoO  terns,  to  crush  the  ore  taken  therefrom,  a  portion  of 
O  which  has  to  be  conveyed  cm  wagons  I'or  a  distance  of  \H  miles  to  be  reduce(l.  The 
g  yield  from  this  ledge  lor  18(;.">  was  nearly  !?l."),-'>()(),()0(),  and  it  has  been,  and  is,  the 
g-  principal  source  of  revenue  to  the  State,  live-sixths  of  the  taxable  |)ro|)erty  having 
g  ;  been   within   liie   limits  of  Storey,  AVashoe,   Lyon,  C)rm>by,  and   Douglas  counties. 

2  j  which  depend  for  nearly  all  their  business,  directly  or  inilirectly,  on  this  lode.  The 
,2  Sutro  Titimel,  an  important  enterprise,  intended  to  drain  the  Comstock  Lode  2.(M)(i 
2  feet  below  the  Gould  li  Curry  emppings,  has  been  projected.  This,  if  siu'cessfuiiy 
j|  j  prosecuted,  must  result  in  adding  largely  to  the  mineral  wealth  of  the  Slate.  Comity 
M  I  seat,  Virginia  City. 

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Carle  A  P,  justice  of  the  peace 
Luse  \j  S,  geuer.'il  merchandise 
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Ryan  <^'  Pridham,  proprietors  hoUd 
Smith  i^  IJro,  general  merchandise 
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Trinity,  Ilumboldt  Co,  (P  O  address. 


rnionville);!(»  miles  Hw  ofruioiiville  |  n„cUner  L  A,  attorney  at  law 
Shaw  G  W.  butcher  i  Currieux  .V  Co,  proprs  ILunboIdt  llrewciv 

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Unionville,  Ilumboldl  Co.  PO,  Coun- 
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PAXKS  .1  A,  mining  agent 
Pomiilield  M  S,  attorney  at  law 


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EVANS  ()  jM,  notary  public,  real  estate 

and  mining  a<?ent 
FALL  J  C,  Kroccric:;  and  fjoneral  nidso 
FOUUKS  W  ,T,  propr  Ilunilioldt  Ucf^istci- 
FUKKMAN    M    P,    pnitmiistcr,    a-^cnt 
■W^'IU,  Far<>:o  'V;    Co  and    Calit'uinia 
8 late  'rflt'<iraph  Co 
Iladl.'y  T  .1,  Itlacksmitli 
Iliinis  1*  II,  attorney  at  law 
IIVAIAN  J,  fTi-oceries,  jewelry,  and  gen- 
eral niereliandise 
Jiidiji!  II  31,  assayer 
LIN'N  J  J,  proprietor  Kxcliange  Hotel 
LolteiKtrin   K,  express  agent 
Miller  (»  M,  proprietor  livery  stable 
MOYHIl  F HANK. proprietor  fast  Ireiglit 

and  passage  line  to  Virginia  City 
0|)|)enlieini  M.  groceries  and  general  mdse 
ROUSK  .lOSKlMl,  miningagent 
I'oirey  iM,  |>ropr  hotel  and  billiard  saloon 
WISH    \-    CO,  projirielors   Tlie  Temple 
Saloon 

VansyckleS,   Donglas  Co,  (P  U    ad- 
dress, (Jenoa)  .'i  niik.s  s  of  Cienoa 

VAN    SVCKLE    II,    proprietor    hotel, 
dealer  in  grain  and  genl  merchandise  | 

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Virginia  City,  Storey  Co,  P  O  andj 
County  seal  of  Storey  County  and  in- ; 
corpiH'ated  city,  11)  miles  n  e  of  Car- 1 
8i)n  Cily,  l.")H  miles  n  e  of  .Sacramento, 
and  27H  miles  n  e  of  San  Francisco. 
Tliis  city,  the  Metrop(dis  of  the  Slate, 
is  siiiiuled  on  the  eastern  slop<>  of  Ml 
Davidson,  and  is  well  built,  contain- 
ing many  line  brick  stores  and  public 
buildings.  The  population  is  variously 
eslimatcd  at  from  S,0O(l  to  lO.OOtl 
Tlie  cily  proper  occupies  an  area  of 
tiiiir  scjuare  miles,  and  extends  from 
llic  norlhcrn  line  of  CJold  Hit',  two 
miles  norili  beyond  Seven-mile  C'auon. 
lis  annual  aggregate  business  forms  an 
iinporlant  item  in  the  trade  of  the 
Pacitlc  coast,  and  tin."  energy  and  en- 
tcrpi'ise  <lisplayed  in  ils  prosecution  is 
worlhy  of  commendation. 

Oii'icKiiS — .John  Piper,  IMayor  and  ex- 
otlicio  President  of  the  Hoard;  .lames 
1)  MiMigher,  Hecorder  ;  William 
Campbell,  City  Attorn<'y;  W  N 
Young,  Assessor;  C  Finley,  Tax  Col- 
lector; (ieorge  T  Finn,  Treasurer  ; 
W  S   Ivl wards.  Chief  of  Police  ;  W 


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M  Gillespie,  City  Clerk  ;  J  J  Cooi)er, 
Daniel  Block,  Jacob  Young,  Jr,  JM  L 
Dexter,  Aldermen 

Adams  Thomas,  hay  and  grain,  58  North 

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ADKISON   D  O,  justice  of  the  peace,  [  « 

otVice  .07  .South  C 
Agama  flolm,  groceries,  provisions,  etc,  33 

South  C 
ALDIilCII  &  Di:  LONG,  attorneys  at 

law,  11   South  C 
Alvarez  jM,  restaurant,  11   South  W 
Ardant  &  Co.  restaurant,  .'V2  North  C 
AUMITAGE    JOSEPH,    druggist    and 

apothecary,  -1  North  C 
And  V  L,  attorney  at  law,  43  South  C 
AVI^liY  I)   E,  mining  agent,  cor  15  and 

Taylor  ^    | 

Bach    Louis,  hair  dresser  and  baths,  51  \ 

South  C  ; 

Baker  &  Andrews,  stoves  and  tinware,  25  | 

North  C 
Baker  &  I )iiltenhotTt'r,  brewers.  North  C    ! 
Baker    II  W    it  Co,  proprietors   Baker's  \ 

Fast  Freight  and  I'assenger  Line  to  j 

Sacramento,  .'5'.)  South  C  I 

BANK  OF  CALIFOHMA  AGENCY^ 

Win  Sharon,  agent,  olllce  cor  C  and 

Taylor 
Barnett  P.  !v(uors,  50  North  I) 
Barry  P  V,  saloon,  ;iO  South  B 
Battu  II,  house  and  sign  painter,  87  South 

C 
Bealty  J  L,  groceries,  provisions,  etc,  121) 

North   B 
Beckinan  Eugene,  saloon,  07   South  C 
lierlhier  A.  physician,  cor  B  and  Union 
Bellinger  (Jeorge,  restaurant,  45  South  C 
Bird  N  J,  physician,  24  South  B 
Bird  AV  M,  hair  dresser,  120  South  C 
Black  H  .M,  boots  and  shoes,  17  North  C 
Block  .V-  Co, dry  goods, 20  South  C 
Boegle  F,  stilt ionr  and  news  agt.  14  North  C 
r,ollesII,(l)ivi(h-)l"'!H'»ling 
Bonynge  &  Ilawxhurst,  stock  and  money    & 

brokers,  52  Sonlli  C  «? 

Borrero    F,  billiard    and  liquor    saloon. 

South  C 
liorrman  L,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  74  South  C 
Bolls  &   Wallace,    attorneys    at    law,  24 

South  C 
Bout(m  L  II,  professor  of  music 
Bowen  ISI,  (Divide)  boardinu; 
BR  IS  ACHE  II   BROS,  wholesale  liquor 
dealers,  18  North  C 


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Broinberger  M,  dry  goods,  corner  K  tmd 

Union 
Bronson  II,  physician,  50  Soutli  C 
Brooks  it  Co,  stock  Itrokers,  .'<0  South  C 
BKOWN  &  EVANS,  resttuinint,  I  North 

C 
Brown  diaries,  proprietor  Union  Brewery, 

40  iS  on  ii  C 
Brown  C  M,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker, 

Norlii  !•: 
Brown  D  P,  physician,  8(>  C 
Bryt.'riy  W,  pliysician,  (M  South  C 
Burke  A  .f,  .stationer  and  news  agent,  70 

South  C 
Burke  M,  boarding,  09  South  C 
l?urke  M,  wagon  niatoriai,  104  South  C 
Burrall  'W  II,  notary  pubhc,  stationer  and 

newsagent,  1  South  C 
Bush  II,  |>ro(hiee.  It  Soutli  C 
IJyrnes  31,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker. 

;il   North  C 
Cahill  I't  Eyre,  .stock  and  money  brokers,  51) 

Soutii  C 
Caldwell  II  T  Mrs.  hotel,  17!)  North  C 
C'alilbrnia    State  T('legra[)li  Co,  otlice  05 

ami  07  Soutli  C 
CENTRAL  TkANSPORTATION  CO. 

A  M  Eilgiiigton.  agent,  otlice  cor  Mill 

and  C 
CIIUHCII  &    (JLESSNEU,  proprietors 

Daily  Union,  olllce  cor  C  and  Taylor 
CHI  l{( 'HILL  W  V,liay  and  grain, *1D1 

North  C 
Cicaltro  M,  fVuit,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc,  4 

Soutli  B 
lark     George,    blacksmith    and    \vagoii 

maker,  I'.l.i  North  C 
Clemens  A,  (Diyidc)  blacksmith 
Cochran  \-  (Jray,  idumbers  and  gas  fitters, 

7'.»  South  C 
COHEN  L,  hair  dresser,  8  North  C 
Colin  II,  clothing  and  t'urnishing  goods,  13 

North  n 
COLE  A  M,  druggist  and  apothecary,  82 

South  C 
Colleau    L,  druggist   and  apothecary,  104 

StMlth   C 

COLLINS  C  J,  hatter,  54  South  C 
Collins  George  jM,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker,  01)  North  P. 
Connolly  P,  physician,  cor  D  and  Union 
i  Cook  .t  Noe,  photographists,  'Mi  South  C 
I  Cooper  I't  Baldwin,  hay  and  grain,  04  ^'orth 

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j  Cope  &  Hubbard,  attys  at  law,  24  South  C 

j  Cornwall  A,  dentist,  08  South  C 


Corson  &  White,  attorneys  at  law,  Taylor 
Craiger  M,  (Divide)  saddler  and  harness 

maker 
Crittenden  J  L,  nttyatlaw,  31   South  C 
CROSBY  1),  (Divide)  groceries,  provis- 
ions, etc 
Croall    &    Kasncr,  stationers    and   news 

agents,  V  j  South  C 
Cummiiigs  Win,  (Divide)  boarding 
CUUUIE    J    C    .t    CO,  mietioneers,  21 

South  C 
Dahlman  C,  clothing,  furni.shing  goods,  etc. 

22  South  C 
Dale  It  k  Co,  i)ianos,  toys,  fancy  goods,  etc, 

05  Soutli  C 
DAVIS  &  RICH,  merchant  tailors 
De  Long  C  E,  atloriK^y  at  law,  41  South  (' 
Deal  W  E  F,  commissioner  of  deeds,  cor  I> 

ami  Taylor 
Deinnegar  k  Smith,  proprietors  Calitbrnia 

Hrewery 
DEMLIXG  >^  GLOOTZ.  grocerie.-i,  pro- 
visions, etc.  cor  Hand  Union 
Derby  >fc  Bass,  (Divide)  livery  stable 
Descalzo  Antonio,  groceries,  provisions, eic. 

;!2  North  C 
Desche  Dr.  i)liysician.  It)  South  B 
Dcvicoie  G  I^.  restaur;iiit,  20  North  C 
DEXTEK  ]\IL&  CO,  (Divide)  proprie- 
tors liol(d 
DIAS    't   GLAUBER,  groceries,  provi- 
sions, etc,  ()H  South  C 
Dill  S.I  Mrs, proprietress  White  House,  ',i;i 

South  C 
Dirks  T  Mrs,  hotel,  80  South  C 
Dodge  G,  (Divide)  carpenter 
Dorwin  (Jeorge  W,  assayer, Taylor 
Donner  E,  physician,  Taylor 
DOYLE  I'tCiOODMAN.  proprtrs  Doyle 
(fc  ( Joodman's  Saloon,  '.I  North  C 

Dnnu , elergyimui  (Melhodi>t) 

Duraut  .1  Ij,  stationer  and  news   r.gent. :' 

SouthB 
DURIS  .lOHN.  groceries,  provisions,  cti. 

i;)0  South  C 
Eastman  &  Co,  (Divide)  lumber 
Eaves   W  T,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  I 

North  C 
EI)GIN( iTON  A M, agent  Central  Tran- 
portation  Company,  corner  Mill  and  (.' 
Eggert  &  Co,  proprs  Washoe  Brewery 
Eisler&  (roodl'riend,  furniture,  10  South  (' 
Elkus   L,  clothing  furnishing  goods  etc.  7 

North  C 
Elliott  A  B,  attorney  at  law,  B  cor  Taylor 
Elliott  Vincent,  fruit  etc.  South  B 


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Esberpr  «&    Fried,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  25 

Nordi  C 
Rstrein  &  Grmipo,  groceries,  provisions, 

etc.  Hi)  N(.rth  C 
FALK  FI  &  CO,  fruit,  etc,  G2  South  C 
FKUSIER  &  CO,  groceries,  |)rovisions, 

etc,  cor  C  and  Taylor 
Fisfher    &    Sciiniadelic,    restaurant,    I'J 

South  C 
risii  Charles  IF,  notary  public 
Fi.-<h»!r  T,  groceries,  provisions,  1 1  North  IJ 
Filzficrald  T,  saloon,  l.'iS  South  C 
Heck  C  L,  hairdresser,  Union 
FLINT  C  11,  proprieKu-  Washoe  Billiard 

Saloon,  21  and  2;{  South  C 
Flynn  N  J,  boarding,  170  South  C 
Frank   L  1*,  intelligence  ollit^e,  cor  11  and 

Taylor 
FHKDklJICKS    .lOSKl'lI,  paints  oils, 

etc,  1.'!  South  C 
Fiicdnian  !\I,cigars.  tobacco  etc,  28  South  !» 


Ilaist  (i,  protMrawing,  etc,  28  North  B 
ilanimill   L  A,  saloon,  .'M,  South  C 
llaniniond  C  B,  dentist,  (SO  South  C 
IlAMl'TON&0(Jl)KN,  gioceries,  pro- 
visions, etc,  20  and  tiO  North  C 
IIANAK  A,  pawnbroker.  South  B 
llanbridgc  &  I'ennison,  plumbers  and  gas 
fitters,  ;{  South  C 
farl  J,  hay  and  grain,  fiO  North  C 
.1AR11IS'&    PIIILLIPPSON,     cigars, 

tobacco,  etc.,  0  South  C 
Harris  II  J,  saloon,  1 1  South  D 
HASTINGS    B    F   &    CO,  bankers,  30 

South  C 
HATCH  &  BROTHERS, groceries,  pro- 
visions, etc,  cor  C  and  T  i\  lor 
Hazard  Michael  saloon,  .">4   North  C 
Hazep  II,  (Diviile)  hay  and  grain 
HAWLKY.    :\IOXLKY   &    CO,   proprs 

Virginia  I'Janing  Mill.  South  1) 
Hcilbrini  F,  butcher,  l')0  South  C 


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e(c,  I.'.  North  C 
(lassend   I*,  restaurant,  3")  South  C 
(iuriiauser  Adam,  |»ropr  St  Jjouis   Brew- 
ery, l.!l  South  C 
(ilANDONNI  (.1,  billiard  and  liquor  sa- 

hion,  .'i8  North  V 
(licst  R  Mrs,  restaurant,  7  South  C 
(iillcspic  (i   \V,  saloon,  17.'i  North  C 


ble,  12;i  South  C 
Ileininway  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker,  14  South  I) 
Henne  it  Rapp,  projjrs  I'hila'  Brewery 
llerbald  Ailam,  restaurant,  \o  South  C 
Hetzel  Selden,  attorney  at  law,  48  South  B 
Hill  &,    I'endegast,  attorneys   at   la\v,  24 

South  C 


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CILMAN   CHARLES,  boots  and  shoes, 

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(lii'iHon  — ,  fruit,  tobacco,  etc,  H8  South  C 
(Idld  L,  fruit,  tobacco,  etc 
(iOODMAN  J   T,  proprietor  Territorial 

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(ioidon  i*c  Sprott,  restaurant,  14  South   C 


Hillyer  it  Whitman,  attorneys  at  law,  cor 
B  and   I'nion 

Holliduy  J  M,  ( Diviile)  saddler  and  har- 
ness maker 

Holmes  M,  dentist,  Taylor  near  B 

HOOLE  S  F,  propr  Mechanics'  Planing 
Mill,  South  I) 

Hoover  William  L.attyat  law,  r>2  South  C 


Cordon  (J  W,  attorney  at  law,  24  South  C  :  HORNBROOK    SAML'EL,    saloon,    8 


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GRAY  I)   II,  agt  Overland  and  Pioneer 

Stage  Co ,  otlice  AVells,  Fargo  i&  Co 
(ireen  iSc  Co,  buteheis,  (!,  South  B 
(ireen  C  C,  physician,  2.'i  South  B 
(jREENE  J  C,  California  wines,  etc,  53 

South  C 
(iivgoire   II,  billiard   and  li(juor   saloon, 
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GrtJINA    N,   propr    billiiird    saloon,    7 

North  C 
(Jiintlier  J  B  &  Co,  saddles  and  harnesses 
lIAAvS    S     &    CO,   clothing,   turnishing 

goods,  etc,  5  North  C 
Ilaiglit  ,  proptr  line  stages  to   Gold 


Hill,  oliice  International  Hotel 
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North  C 
Ilorst  II,  restaurant,  G2  South  C 
Hudson  .1  ^V,  furniture,  71   South  C 
Israel   .T,  clothing,  turnishing  goods,   etc, 

117  South  C 
Jackson  E,  furnishing  goods,  B  nr  Union 
Jackson  E  JMrs,  millinery  goods,  B  nr  Union 
Jacob  M,  cigfirs  tobacco,  etc,  (JO  south  C 
JAMES  J  E,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

75  Nortli  B 
JANIN   LOUIS   JR,    mining    engineer 

and  supt  Goidd  &,  Curry  Mill 
Janovitch  R,  groceries,  provisions,  etc  107 

North  C 
Johnson  C  A,  furniture,  124  South  C 
Jones  C  &  Co,  lumber.  North  C 


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.lOXKS  ()  K  Si  CO,  lute  proprs  Virjiinin 
Daily  Union.  olVict'  <"or  C  and  Taylor 

Kallt'cn  .F,  (l)!vi(li'>  hoarding 

Kaninion  A,<'igars  tobacco,  etc,  171  South  (■ 

Keating  II  l*.  attorncv  at  law,  (!  Sonlli  IJ 

KELLY,  CKOZIKil  &  CO,  wholcsah- 
liipior  dealers  and  niannf'actiircrs  ot 
oitler  and  soda  water,  IH  North  C 

KENNEDY  &  MA LLON,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, etc,  22  South  C,  and  corner  of 
Smith  and  C 

KENT  THOMAS,  wntchniakor  and  jew- 
eler, 12  South  C 

KEYES  E  W,  t'liniitiiro  dealer  and  un- 
dertaker. 100  South  C 

Keyser    I*    W,  jihysieian,  corner   1$  and 

Union 
I  Killeen  J  W,  hoarding,  i;»2  South  C 
I  KINO  IIO.MER.  insurance  agent,  cilice 
Weils,  Fargo  vt  Co 

King  .Joseph  li.  notary  pnhlic,  oO  South  C 

KIRK  II  &  CO,  druggist  and  apothecary, 
■i;i  S.Mith  C 

Kirniiui  H,  hiitcher,  l  South  li 

Klink  J  (i,  carpenter  and  cahini't  maker,  E 

Klopstock  ifc   Co,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  21 

South  C 
Koch  F,  tinware,  1 18  South  C 
Kornman  &  Staid,  furniture  27  Nortli  C 
Krauso  W,  (Divide)  groceries,  provisions, 

etc 
KUII  .1,  professor  of  music,  G'l  Soulli  C 
KUII  L EO I'O L 1 ),  assay cr,  Taylor,  cor  I) 
Laca/e  15,  blacksmith  and  wagon  m-iker, 

81    North  C 
Lummon  George  I,  saloon,  corner  li  and 

Union 
Lane  Mrs,  proprietress  Tahoe  House,  70 

South   C 
Langridge  George,  butcher,  corner  D  and 

Union 
Larouche  A  &  Co,  restaurant,  .'JO  North  C 
LATHAM  .JOHN  H,  agent  Wells  Fargo 

&  Co.  (jii  and  (17  South  C 
LEGATE    CHARLEY,    restaurant,  12 

North  C 
Levi.son    H,  books,  stationery   and  fancy 

goods,  11  South  C 
Levison  M,  clothing  furnishing  goods,  etc, 

41)  South  C 
Levy  Charles,  hotel  proprietor,  27  North  B 
Lewitt  II  F  &  Co,  cigars  tobacco,  etc,  5G 

South  C 
Liebman  L,  dry  goods,  25  South  C 


LKJHT  &  IIAVILAND,  livery  stable. 

(12  South  C 
Lindley  «&  RlcC^uade,  attorneys  at  law,  Ci") 

South  C 
Li-sak  A  II,  stock  broker.  X\  South  B 
LIVEllMOHE  CHAULES  E.  druggist 

and  apothucarv,  cor  C  and  Taylor 
Lol'tus   George,  butcher,  127   North    l\ 
Lorenze  iVs  Co,  boarding.  47  North  I) 
Mac  Farland  S,  propr  stagti  lino  to  Opiiir 

and  Washoe  City,  ollice  International 

Hotel 
MALLARD  GE()RC;E  Il.coach  pauiter. 

Taylor  cor  D 
Malone  F.  saloon.  Kid  South  C 
Manchester's  stage  line  to  Dayton,  ollice 

International    IIol<'l 
Mann  (J,  restaurant,  12fl  North  C 
Marioni  &  Domeniconi,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, etc.  cor  E  and   Ihiion 
MARLETTE  &  HUNT,  civil  engineers 

and  surveyors,  cor  U  and  Tayhu' 
Martin  M,  boots  and  shoes,  2.'>  South  C 
Martin  W  M,  Rev,  clergyman  (Fresh) 
Marzeii  Joseph  »&  Co,  butchers,  .12  South  (' 
Masell  .1  C,  butcher,  cor  ('  and  Sutton  Av 
MASON  E  L,  surveyor  and  civil  engin- 

8  South  li 
MAU    ALUEIvT,   groceries,   provisions, 

etc,  7  South  I' 
Mavrich  I'aul,  billiard  and  !i<|uor  saloon, 

21  North  C 
ISIayer  F,  saloon.  0  North  C 
MAYER  I  C  it  SONS,  furriers 
Mayer  M,  hair  dresser,  JJ.'i  South  C 
JMayer  Mrs,  millinery,  4  North  C 
McCansland  .lohn,  (Divide)  hotel  j)ropr 
McFarlan.l  T,  (Divide)  lumber 
Me(Juire  E,  boarding,  10;")  North  C 
McMeans  S  A.  physician,  88  South  C 
MeMillen    &    Ordway,   groceries,  provis- 
ions, «'tc,  182  South  C 
McMimro  J  (Divide)  veterinaiy  surge<in 
MeRae&  Rhodes, alty^  at  law.  4;i  South  li 
Medin  Marco,  fruit,  4  South  C 
Mesich  W  S,  attorney  at  law,  10  North  1$ 
MILATOVICH    VINCENT,  groceries, 

provisions,  etc,  8!)  North  C 
MILLAN  &  WILLOCK,  house  and  sign 

painters,  .08  South  C 
MILLER  *fc  RIPLEY,  proprietors  Reese 

River  Fast  Freight  and    Passenger 

Line,  ollice  61  South  C 
Mitciiell  &  Adams,  liq  dealers,  04  South  (' 
Mitchell  &   Hundley,  attorneys  at  law,  0 

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MOCH  .JOHN  A,  i)n)|)iit'lor  Moidmnts' 

Kxciianjic  llolol,  J 2  Norlli  C 
Moiiict  Ciuirlcs,  liair  dresser,  10  Norlli  IJ 
.Moloiiy  M,  (Divide)  hlaeksmilli 
Monii-r  K,  Imir  drensi-r,  H!»  Norlli  C 
MONOlHiK       FATIIEK,      eier-iymiin, 

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Mdiitiv  .lames,  liair  dresser,  OO  Sonlli  C 
MOONKY    VVJLMAM,   proi.rieior   IM- 

oneer  Livery  Slaliles,  22  Sonlli  H 
MOOIIK  .1  L,  fiirniliire,  IC.  North  H 
Morales  Cl.jrroeeries  and  provisions.!  i;!  11 
Morgan  II  M,  notary  pnhlie,  12  Sontii  C 
Morrill  (•  1',  druggist  and  upotliecary,  Hi 

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Morton  «fe  Wrifilil,   i>roprielors   stage  line 

(o  Kxeelsior  &  Meadow   l^ake,  ollice 

eor  Mill  and  Cedar 
MuHTON  V.  II,  cider  and  soda  inanufae- 

tiirer,  South  IJ 
Moyi'r     Frank,  propr    fast   freight    and 

passenger   line  to  Unionville,  Iluni- 

iioldt  Co,  olliee  eor  C  and  Taylor 
Miierter  II,  water  erne,  South  C 
Maieaiiv  1',  saloon,  ;»(>  South  C 
MIUIMIY    WILLIAM    (i,  attorney  at 

law,  h;5  Soulii  C 
Nugent  .John,  attorney  at  law 
Nye  (.v.   Holhenlfuehei',  watehniakers    and 

jewelers,  .'U!  South  C 
O'DONNKLL   &  MALONE,  saloon,  (3 

S.iulii  C 
Oikell  Charles,  saloon,  12(;  South  C 
OLIN  A  S.  proprietor  Olin's  Stahles,  44 

and  4(;  South  H 
O-liorn  1)  W,  proprietor  Kagle  Brewery 
Otto  A,  blaeksinitli  and  wagon  maker,  5A 

Souiii  I) 
I'ACKSllKlt  SIMON,   cigars,   tobacco, 

etc.  International  Iltitel 
I'AHKEIl  T,  (Divide)  proprietor  Lone 

Star  Stables 
PAXTON  &  TlIOUNnURGII,  bankers, 

and  agents  Imperial  Fire  Insurance 

Co  of  LriKi  III,  oor  C  and  Taylor 
Perry  &  Irwin,  salooii,  17  North  C 
Piikington  .To  :ii  15,  (uiilist,  North  C 
Pinkerton  T  L,  ])iiy.-.ician,  24  South  H 
PIPER  .lOIIN,  proprietor  Piper's  Saloon, 

eor  IJ  and  Union 
Pilser  .1  S,  physician  cor  It  and  Union 
POWERS  D  N,  dentist,  ^4  South  li 
Pruder  J   &    W  A,  iron,  steel,  etc,  IGtJ 

South  C 


I'ray  Mrs,  (Divide)  pvoprietress  hotel 
I'reseott  G  W  ,Ir,  stationer  and  news  agent, 

2  South  U 
PRINCE,  HROWN   &  EAGER,  lum- 
ber, L>1  North  l\ 
Quirk  &    Hardy,   attorneys    nt   law,    24 

South  C 
Haphel  M,  proprietor  stage  lint^  to  lOxcel- 
sior  and  Aleadow  Lake,  olliee  Inter- 
national hotel 
Reed  .1,  proprietor  stage  line    to   Excel- 
sior and  Meadow  Lake,  olliee  cor  IJ 

and  Sutton  avenue 
Reese  &  JJrowning,  (Divide)  blueksmiths 

mid  wagon  makers 
Heilly  M  Mrs,  boarding 
Reiseii  A.  watehmaker  and  jeweler,    3G 

South  IJ 
RICHARD  \V  T.assayer,  1  South  C 
RIECK  it    RAPP,  proprietors  Nevada 

IJrewery,  Sonlli  D 
Riem  .lacob,  proprietor  I'acilic  IJrewery, 

North  C 
Riley  (Jeorge,  (Divide)  boarding 
Rising  F,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Roberts  .1  ,1,  proprietor  stage  line  to  Ex- 
celsior and  Meadow  I^ake,  ollico  In- 
ternational Hotel 
ROSENEU  S&  CO,  dry  goods,  70  South 

C- 
Ross  W  A.  restaurant,  21t  South  IJ 
RUHLINt;  E  &  CO,  assayers,  cor  IJ  and 

Taylor 
Russell  »Xt  Crow.  (Divide)  lumber 
Rl'SSELL  P  II,  groceries,  provisions,  etc, 

140  South  C 
Samuel  I,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  10  South  C 
Schaefer  .Tohn,  carpenter  and  undertaker, 

1.'!  South  E 
Schoeneman  F  &  Co,  gunsmiths,  19  North 

IJ 
Schoenfeld  &  Itro,  furniture,  18  North  B 
Scholl  &  Holmes,  gunsmiths,  (>;]  South  C 
Schultze  F  W,  engraver,  114  South  C 
Seely  &  Campbell,  attorneys  at  law,  52 

South  IJ 
SHARON  &  FINN,  agents  IJank  of  Cal- 

fornia.  Pacific   Insurance    Company, 

and  New  Alinaden  (Quicksilver  M  Co, 

cor  C  and  Taylor 
Shields  J  W,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  G4  South 

C 
Sinclair  S  F,  groceries,  provisions,  etc,  139 

North  C 
SLOAT  C  O,  groceries,   provisions,  etc, 

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Smith  J  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker, 

North  E 
SMITH  J  P,  harness  maker,  cor  C  and 

Sntton  avenue 
SMITH  11  T,  collector,  57  South  C 
SNEATH  K  G,  wholesale  groceries,  pro- 
visions, etc,  9o  South  C 
Snow  John,  (Divide)  boarding 
Soudry  J  G,  coffee  manufacturer,  80  South 

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S|)alding's  Saloon,  fit?  South  C 
Snerling  A,  clothing,  furnishing  goods,  etc, 

74  South  C 
Sperling  &  Morris,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc,  cor 

C  and  Taylor 
Sproston  John,  insurance  agent,  Gould  & 

Curry  office 
Steele  liros,  liuy  and  grain,  South  E 
Steffan  &  Lurch,  butchers,  117  North  C 
Stelling  W  S,  saloon,  2;i  North  C 
Stephenson,  W  N  C,  physician,  212  F 
Stevens  &  Fish,  conveyancers,  etc,  otlice 

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STOVALL  W  W,  groceries,  provisions, 

etc,  8  South  B 
Strousse  A,  butcher,  18  South  C 
SUNDEULAND  THOMAS,  attorney  at 

law,  SI  South  C 
Sutter  D,  proi)tr  saloon,  24  South  C 
Sutter  J  saloon,  2(5  South  C 
SUTTEKLEY    BROS,   photographists, 

cor  B  and  Taylor 
SWIFT  JA]\IES,  proprietor  International 

Hotel,  cor  C  and  Union 
Taussig  E,  furniture,  11  North  B 
TAYLOR  THOMAS  &  CO,  wholesale 

liquor  dealers,  04  South  C 
TERRITOIUAL  ENTERPRISE,  daily, 

J  T  Goodman,  proprietor,  office  24 

South  C 
TIIEALL   &   CO,  assayers,  cor  C  and 

Taylor 
TIEDEMANN  &  BEICKE,  blacksmiths 

and  wagon  makers,  124  North  C 
Tilford  F,  attorney  at  law,  24  South  C 
Traut  C,  butcher,  cor  E  un'I  Union 
Treat  &  Strauss,  butchers,  55  South  C 
Underbill  H  T,  physician,  102  South  C 
VAN    BOKIvELEN   W  A   M,  notary 

public,  commissioner   of  deeds,   and 

agent  New  York  Life  Insurance  Co 
VAN  HORN  J  F,  (Divide)  stationery, 

fruit,  etc 
VIRGINIA  AND  GOLD  HILL  WA- 

TER  CO,  oHico  cor  B  and  Taylor 


VIRGINIA    CITY   GAS  CO,  office  4    . 

Nortli  D  S 

VIRGINIA  UNION,  daily,  CHURCH  2 

&    GLESSNER,   proprietors,  olUce  '2 

cor  C  and  Taylor  | 

Voight  C  B  F,  physician,  cor  B  and  Taylor  •§ 

Vucovich  Spiro,  saloon,  8  South  C  « 

WALLACE  B  FRANK,  fruits,  station-  ^ 

ery,  tobacco,  etc,  122  South  C 
Wallace  W  C,  attorney  at  law,  28  South  C 
WALTER  MAX,  proprietor  Music  Hall, 

08  North  C 

WARNER   C  C,  postmaster   and  agent   g 

stage  line  to  Boise  City,  Medin  Build-  «o 

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Watts  S  T,  physician,  15  South  B  j 

Webster  J  L,  (Divide)  boarding  n 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  bankers  and   a 

expressmen,  05  and  07  South  C  « 

Wells  L,  horse  shoer,  75  South  C  « 

WERTHEIMER&  STRASSER,,  cigars, 

tobacco,  etc,  54  South  C 
Wescoat  F,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  41 

South  C 
WHITE   CHARLEY,  proprietor  Inter- 
national Saloon,  1  North  C 
Whyland  Madame,  millinery,  0   North  15 
Whylie   Mrs,    boarding,    corner   D   and 

Taylor 
WILLIAMS  &  BIXLER,  attorneys  at 

law,  43  South  B 
WILLIAMS  A,  groceries,  provisions,  etc. 

140  South  C 
Wilson  J  AV,  furniture  dealer  and  under- 
taker, 2(5  South  B 
Wilson  W  F,  proprietor  stage  line  to  Gold  ^ 
Hill,  Silver  and  Carson  Cities,  olUa'  9 
International  Hotel 
Witkowsky    II,   clothing  and   furnishing 

goods,  15  North  B 
Wolf  A,  dry  goods,  21  South  C 
Wolf  D  &  Co,  furniture,  18  South  C 
Wood  Jk  Jioe,  (Divide)  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Wood  A  R,  saloon,  1  South  C 
Wood  Lewis,  boarding,  35  South  B 
Wood  T  M,  saloon,  52  South  C 
Wood  W  S,  notary  public  and  attorney  ut 

law,  31  South  C 
Wylie  A  Mrs,  proprietress  Oro  Hotel,  D    jl 
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Young  Jacob,  restaurant,  40  South  C 
Young  Jacob  Jr,  tinware,  40  South  C 
Ziegler  Charles,  (Divide)  butcher 


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Warm  Springs,  Ormsby  Co,  (P  o 

address,  Carson  City)  1^  miles  e  of 
Carson  City.  The  springs  at  this 
place  are  celebrated  for  their  medicinal 
qualities ;  the  State  Prison  is  located 
here  ;  number  of  prisoners,  24 

Gardner  &  Klasing,  proprietors  hotel 

Washington,  Nye  Co,  (P  O  address, 
lone)  25  miles  n  e  of  lone 

Chimananotb  L,  proprietor  saloon 

Washoe  City,  Washoe  Co,  P  O, 
County  scat  of  Waslioe  Co,  14  miles  n 
w  of  Carson  Ci'y,  beautifully  situated 
near  Wasiioe  Lake.  Several  exten- 
sive fireproof  buildings  have  been 
erected,  and  a  large  amount  of  busi- 
ness is  annually  transacted  here 

Archer  &  Enor,  fruit,  tobacco,  stationery, 

etc 
Bar:>tow  Mrs,  restaurant 
BOSTWICK  J   S,  groceries  and  general 

merchandise 
Burroughs  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
Burroughs  F  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Gary  M,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Clark  Gil,  groceries  jmd  general  mdse 
Clark  R  M.  attorney  at  law 
CLOW  1)  G,  hay  and  grain 
Cook  Isaac,  fruit,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc 

Darragh ,  deitist 

Dudley  &  Co,  butchers 
Dyer  F  II,  proptr  stage  line  to  Carson  City 
Ephraiin  A  li,  fruit,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc 
Einpey  P  &  Co,  hay  and  grain  dealers 
EPSTINE  LOUIS,  restaurant 
EIILANGEB     &      WERTHEIMER, 

groceries   and   general   merchandise, 

and  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express 
Fitch  Thomas,  atty  at  law 
Flack  J  11,  atty  at  law 
FOULKS  J  P,  proprietor  Senate  Saloon 


Gallup  O  II,  fruit,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc 

Grannis  C  R,  fruit,  tobacco,  stationery,  etc 

Gregory  W,  saloon 

Glucksman  &   Bro,  dry  and  fancy  goods 

Hammer  M  B  &  Son,  druggists  and  apoth- 
ecaries 

HARRIS  CHARLES  N,  attorney  at  law 

Harris  G,  tinware 

Harris  II  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  fancy 
goods 

Holmes  N,  stationer  and  news  agent 

Jones  John,  lumber 

King  &  Gilford,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Kinkead  James  H,  postmaster  and  agent 
California  State  Telegraph  Co 

LAMBERT  &  CO,  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

McCurtin  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

McFarland  S,  proprietor  livery  stable 

IMcMundell  H  &  Bro,  proprs  livery  stable 

Mo>lier  &  Fox,  butchers 

Murdy  John,  hair  dresser 

Pearson  W  II,  saloon 

Porter  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 

Power  R,  hair  dresser 

Robinson  George,  groceries  and  general 
merchandise 

Roff  N  F,  saddler  and  harness  maker 

Roos  &  Baker,  proprs  Washoe  Brewery 

SAMUEL  W  Ii,  proprietor  saloon 

Shannon  P  E,  hay  and  grain 

Summers  &  Tompkins,  saloon 

Summers  G  W,  saloon 

Vrooman  M,  physician 

Walch  J  W,  saloon 

Walk  &  Adams,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers 

Wallace  W  C,  attorney  at  law 

Webster  Wm,  attorney  at  law 

Weed  G  A,  pliysician 

Weinberger  M,  clothing,  etc 

WILLIS  £i  WEED,  druggists  and  apoth- 
ecaries 
Winfrey  J  P,  saloon 
VVREDE  HENRY,  saloon 


WASHOE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Roop,  east  by  Humboldt 
and  Storey,  south  by  Storey  and  Ormsby,  and  west  by  the  State  of  California.  This 
county  has  many  fine  natural  lakes  and  valleys,  and  thousands  of  acres  of  the  finest 
arable,  grazing  and  timber  land  in  the  State.  The  number  of  acres  under  cultivation 
ill  18G4  was  10,4.')0.  Mining  operations  have  not,  as  yet,  been  carried  on  to  any 
considerable  extent,  though  many  rich  localities  have  been  prospected.  Superior 
copper  ore  is  obtained  from  Peavine  District,  about  2')  miles  north  of  Washoe  City. 
Owing  to  the  abundance  of  wood  and  water,  many  of  the  mining  companies  on  the 
Comstock  Lode  have  erected  quartz  mills  in  this  county.     A  fine  road  lias  been  built 


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between  Virginia  and  Washoe  City,  for  the  transportation  of  the  ore  from  their  claims) 
which  affords  constant  employment  to  a  large  number  of  persons.  Tiie  manufacture 
of  kimbcr  is  an  important  item  in  the  buMucss  of  this  county;  it  is  estimated  that  over 
30,000,000  feet  were  produced  in  18G4,  most  of  wliich  was  consumed  in  Storey  County. 
County  seat,  Washoe  City. 

OFFI  CER8. 


OFFICK. 


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County  Ck'ik M.  L.  Yiiiier ;  Wiishoc 

District  Attorney :Tliomus  Fitch  . . 

Sheritr ' W.  H.  'Ilnirninn 

Rccordor ■  H.  S.  Fish 

Treasurer Jolin  P.  McFiirland 

Assessor Thornton  A.  Hecil.  j 

Surveyor ()rvis  Iteinjr 

Coroner Nnthiuiiel  Holmes. : 

PiiMic  Ailniinistrntor Niithaniel  Ilohnes.  i 

Superintcmlent  Public  Schools  A.  F.  Hitchcock  ..j 

(   .Tolin  Snodgrass. . .  | 
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Wellingtons,  Esmeralda  Co,  P  O,  55 
miles  s  e  of  Aurora 

Phelps  E  C,  postmaster  and  notary  public 


WinnemUCCa,  Washoe    Co.  P  O,  1') 
miles  n  e  from  Washoe  City 

riopperly  George,  justice  of  the  peace 
Lausendorlfer   &    Co,   general    merchan- 
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Arkada,  TVIason  Co,  P  O,  9  miles  e  of 
I         Oakland 

j  Collins  Aaron  IM,  postmaster 

j  Smith  &  Swun,  general  merchandise 

Fakers,  Thnrston  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 

j        from  Olympia 

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Beaver,  Thurston  Co,  P  O,  G  miles  s  of 

I        Olvinpia 

Judson  C  P,  postmaster 

Boisfort,  Lewis  Co,  P  0,  10  miles  s  w 
of  CHaqnato 

White  Churlea  F,  postmaster 

BrUCeport,  Pacific  Co,  P  O,  15  miles 
''         n  e  of  Oy.sterville 
: ;  Biirstow  diaries,  postmaster 

Cascades,  Skamania  Co,  P  O,  on  the 
[        n  Itaiik  of  Columbia  river,  40  miles  e 
of  Vancouver 

i  i  lluniilton  J  S,  postmaster 


Castle  Rock,  Cowlitz  Co,  P  O,  13 
miles  n  of  JMonticello 

Jackson  Henry,  postmaster 

Cathlamet,  Wahkiakum  Co,  P  O,  and 
County  seat  of  Waiikiakum  Co,  on 
the  north  bank  of  Columbia  river,  115 
miles  s  w  of  Olympia 

Birnie  A  D,  postmaster 

Cedar  River,  Kinjr  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Seattle)  20  miles  s  e  of  Seattle 

Cedarville,  Chehalis  Co,  P  0, 30  miles 
e  of  Montesano 

Smith  James,  postmaster 

Chambers  Creek,  Thurston  Co,  (P 

O  address,  Steilacooni)  20  miles  n  e 
of  Olympia 

llird  J  P,  propr  flouring  and  saw  mill 
Chambers  T  JI,  proprietor  flouring  mill 


CHEHALIS   COUNTY.     Boundaries— North  by  IVIason,  east   by  IMason, 

•  riiurston,  and   Lewis,  soutii  by  Wahkiakum  and  Pacific,  west  by  Pacific  and  Pacific 

(Xc'un.     The  hnul  in  this  county  is  thickly  covered  with  timber,  with  ymall  tracts 

i^iiitable  for  agricultural  purposes.     Area,  estimated  1,H00  square  miles.     Value  of 

assessable  i)roperty,  §J100,2(58.     County  seat,  Montesano. 


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Aiiditur James  A.  Karr. . . . ;  llokium "  1868  Fees. 

District  Attorney II.  G.  Striivo ]  Vancouver "  1868 1 

iSheritr '. ISamiiel  Ueiin Montcsiino "  1868  Fees. 

Ircnsurer   John  1{.  James \ "  I867i     " 

Assessor Samuel  Hi'nn ;         "  "  1868  Per  diem. 

Surveyor Diivid  F.  Hyles  . . .  KIma   "  1867      "       " 

i  Superintendent  Pul)lic  Schools  James  IJloason .Satsop   "  1868  M"  00. 

I  Commissioner— 1st  District. .  ;''"ii''"  Scummon. . ,  Whiseuw "  1867  Per  diem. 

"  2d         "        iJohn  Brady iSatsop   "  18681     "       " 

:  "  3d         "  S.  S.  Ford,  Jr....|Ccdiirvillc |  "  18691     "       " 


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ChehaliS  Point,  Clielmlis  Co,PO,  on  ;  ChemiCUm,  Jefferson   Co,  (P  O  nd-i 
tlie  coast  at  Grey's  Harbor,  about  35  I  dress,  Port  Townsend)  an  agricultii- 

miles  w  of  Montesano  |  ral  locality,  8  miles  s  of  Port  Town- ; 

send,  at  tbe  head  of  Pt  Townsend  IJny 


Ford  Giles,  postmaster 


Wilson  F  A,  propr  Cbemicum  Saw  Mills 


CLALLAM  COUNTF.  Bonndaries— North  by  Straits  of  Fiica,  east  and 
South  Ijy  Jeflerson,  and  west  by  Paeilic  Ocean.  This  is  an  important  agricnlluriil 
county,  possessing  many  fertile  prairies,  and  rich  bottom  lands,  which  are  being  settled 
by  an  enterprising  population.  The  neigliboring  territory  of  British  Colunihia 
offers  a  profitable  market  for  the  various  agricultural  products  of  this  section.  IMount 
Olympus,  a  pi'ak  of  tlu;  Coast  Range,  rises  in  the  soutliern  part  of  the  County  to  a 


lieight  of  8,323  feet. 


Area  of  the  county,  1,720  miles. 

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County  seat,  New  Dungv'ness. 


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l'rol)atc  .Iiid„'e Dan.  T.  lJro\vn(ii.'kl  DiniKi'iicss 

Auditor 1  William  Kin^  ....  "  

District  Attorticv .lunios  K.  Koiniedy  Port  Townsend  . . 

Sliurltf" Natlianii'l  CliUbrd'.  I'ort  Anm-los 

Treasnrcr Klliot  Clinc DMn)::eness 

Assessor   N'athanitd  CliHiml.   I'ort  Angclos. . . . 

Surveyor D.  T.  IJrownlield . .  Dun^ccness 

Coroner    lolin  Weir "  

SiiperintiMiilent  I'liMic  Siliools  (iciy  IMorsc Port  Angeles 

Commissioner — 1st  Distriet. ,  S.  F.  Seott "  .... 

"  '2d  "         l.J.  A.  .7.  Shaw  . . . .  Dnngencss 

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ClaquatO,  Lewis  Co,  P  O,  and  County    dinger  J  D,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 

seat  of  Lewis  Co,  40  miles  sof  Olym-    Davis  L  A  &  Bros,  proprietors  flour  and 
pia,  on    the    jjrojiosed    route   of  the  lumber  mills 

Northei'ii  Paeitit'  Railroad  i  Gordon  A  F,  blacksmith 

i  Mills  E,  |)roprietor  Astor  House 

Browning  John  T,  gen  nicht  and  P  M       !  Mills  K  Mrs,  female  physician 

CLARKE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Lewis,  oast  by  Klikttat,  soiitli 
by  Columbia  River,  and  west  by  Columbia  River  and  Cowlitz  County.  The  surl'aci' 
of  this  county  is  generally  rough  and  mountainou.s,  with  numerous  small  tracts  of  land 
suitable  tor  agricultural  purposes.  Area  of  the  county,  estimated  l,G2o  miles.  County 
seat,  Viincouver. 

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I'roUnte  Jndf^e Levi  Donthet Vanconver  . 

Auditor Patrick  Aliern....!  " 

District  Attorticv H.  G.  Striive '  " 

Sheriir ■ II.  C.  Morse 

Treasurer   C.  II.  Ilunder  .... 

Assessor    Alex.  Coffee " 

Coroner P.  llealy " 

Superintendent  Pu!)Iic  Scliools  M.  l{,  I'jatliaway. . '  " 

Commissioner — 1st  District. .  G.W.Hart ,  '' 

ad        "  W.  FI.  Dillon 

"  3d         "  (Jeor-ie  Backmnn  .  "        , 


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Coal  Bank,  Thurston  Co,  10  miles  s  of  | 
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address,  Fort  Colville)  a  milling  lo- 
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i  the  Territory 

Colville  Valley,  Stevens  Co,  (P  O    Douglass  RobtH,  propr  Falcon  Grist  Mill 


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Coupeville,  island  Co,  P  O,  find  Coun- 
ty seat  of  Island  Co,  on  Whidby's 
Island,  in  one  of  the  most  flourisliing 
agricultural  districts  of  the  Territory, 
about  110  miles'  n  of  Olympic 

Coupe  Tlios,  propr  Port  Townsend  Ferry 
Robertson  John,  postmaster 

COVeland,  island  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Coupeville)  3  miles  w  of  Coupeville 

CosmOPOliS,   Chehalia  Co,  (P  O  ad-   ^       ,.,       _      .    r,     -n  n.        .i     /-i 
dressMontesano)   at  the  mouth  ofCOWll*?.  ^^^l^'  Co,  P  O,  on  the  O 

T     .  _  j  litz  Itiver,  20  miles  s  e  ot  Claquati 

I  Pinto  H  H,  postmaster 

COWLITZ  COUNTY,  Boundaries— North  by  Lewis,  east  by  Clarke,  south 
by  the  Columbia  River,  and  west  by  Wahkiakum.  The  surface  of  this  county  is 
"lencrnlly  rough,  and  covered  with  fine  timber,  with  many  tracts,  limited  in  extent,  of 


Ferguson  Daniel  H  &  Co,  proprs  Pen-de- 

Oreille  Grist  Mill 
Lnfleur  Henry,  i)ropr  Douglass  Saw  ]\IilI 
Weaver  Geo,  propr  Government  Saw  Mill 
Wonnacutt  Geo  B,  proprietor  Hudson  Bay 

Company  Grist  Mill 

Coppei,  Walla  Walla  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles 

n  of  Walla  AValla 
Ilenshaw  L,  postmaster 


Chehalis  River,  10  miles  w  of  Monte- 
sano 


Cow- 
ito 


fine  agricultural  land.     Area,  about  450  square  miles.     County  seat,  Monticelio. 

O  F  F  I  C  E  R  8 . 

OKI'ICK. 

ISCITMUEXT. 

IIESIDEXCE.         1  .'orin  Explroa. 

S.VL.VKY. 

Fees. 

n 

1  roiiiiie  J iKi^jc ....    1  hotnas  Howe  .... 

Amiitor W.  J.  Bowman  . . . 

District  Attorney llAi.  Sri-iivo 

Monticcllo 

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Monticelio 

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Shorirt' 

Tri'rtsiirer 

i  Assessor    

Surveyor  

Coroner 

Sii|K'riiiten(lent  I'lihlie  Seliools 
Commissioiiei' — Is-t  Distriet. . 
2d 

N.  U.  Smith 

N   Ostraiider 

N.  H.  Smith 

I'.  W.  Crawford  . . 
(i.  VV.Wri^'ht  .... 
K.  K.  Biirbaiik..., 
Cliarles  Meagher.. 

Fees. 

it 

Per  diem. 

Fees. 

$3  per  diem. 

"               3d 



address,  Coupeville)  on  Whidby'^ 
Island,  directly  oj)posite  Port  Town" 
send,  with  which  it  is  connected  by 
a  ferry 

ElXUa,  Chehalis  Co,  P  O,  14  miles  e  of 

Mont<;sano 
Waldrip  James,  postmaster 


Crescent  Harbor,  island  Co,  (P  o 

address,    Coupeville)    6   miles   e  of 
j        Coupeville 

|Dwamish,   King   Co,   (P  O  address, 
Seattle)  25  miles  s  of  Seattle 

Ebey's  Landing,  island  Co,  (P  o 

FERGUSON  COUNTY.     This  coimty  was  created  by  an  Act  of  the  Legis 
latiue,  January  23d,  1«G;J,  out  of  Walla  Walla  County,  but  was  never  organized,  and 
i;!  now  known  as  Yakima  County.     (See  Yakima  County.) 


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millinS  \ 
portion  ot 

Grist  Mill  I 


Pi8her*a  Landing,  Clarke  Co,  P  o, 

8  miles  e  of  Vancouver 
Fisher  Solomon,  postmaster 

Fort  Colville,  Stevens  Co,  P  O,  and 
U  S  Garrison  (see  Pinckney  City) 

Port  Pickett,  Whatcom  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, San  Juan)  an  U  S  Garrison,  is 
stationed  on  San  Juan  Island,  1  mile 
from  town  of  San  Juan 


Fort  SimCOe,  Yakima  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Dalles)  on  the  Yakima  Indian 
Reservation,  about  GO  miles  n  of 
Dalles,  Oregon 


Fort  Townsend,  Jefferson  Co,  (P  0 
address,  Port  Townsend)  5  miles  s  of 
Port  Townsend,  at  the  head  of  the 
Bay 


A.  BOMAN  ft  00.  Ths  oaly  exolttaiva  Book  Store  on  the  Faoiflo  Coast. 
lill 


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NOBTH  AUBBIOA  LIFK  INSUBANOO  CO.  No  reatriotion  on  oooupation  or  traveL 


-s 


322 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Fort  Willopa,  Pacific  Co,  V  O,  about 
40  miles  ii  e  of  Oysterville 

Giesy  Sebastian,  P  M  and  propr  grist  mill 
Soule  S  &  Co,  proprd  Willopa  Saw  Mills 

Franklin,  Pierce  Co,  P  O,  IG  miles  n 
of  Steiliicoom 

Meeker  John  V,  justice  of  the  peace 
Miller  A  N,  general  merchandise 
Stewart  J  P,  gen  mclit  and  postmaster 
Walker  J,  general  merchandise 

Freeport,  King  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Seattle)  a  lumber  manufacturing  lo- 
cality, on  Seattle  Bay,  2  miles  from 
Seattle 


Plummer,  Phillips  &  Co,  proprietors  Free- 
port  Saw  Mills 

Grand  Mound,  Thurston  Co,  P  o, 
18  miles  s  w  from  Olympia 

Axtell ,  postmaster 

Grand  Prairie,  Lewis  Co,  p  o,  k; 

miles  8  of  Ciaquato 
Manning  Joseph,  postmaster 


Gray's  Harbor, 

Chehalis  City) 


Chelialis   Co,  (see 


Highland,  Lewis   Co,  (P  O  address. 
;  Cowlitz)  16  miles  s  e  of  Claqualo 

ISLAND  COUNTY.  Boundaries — North  by  Rosario  Straits,  east  by  a  nar- 
row channel  which  separates  it  from  the  main  land,  south  >>y  Admiralty  Inlet,  and 
west  by  Straits  of  Juan  de  Fuca.  This  county  includes  within  its  limits  the  islands 
of  Camano  and  Whidby,  which  contain  some  of  the  richest  and  most  extensive  tracts 
of  farming  land  in  the  Territory.  Value  of  assessable  property,  $23'2,235.  Area  of 
the  county,  2oO  square  miles.     County  seat,  Coupeville. 

o  K  K  I  c  i;  R  s . 


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Ol'KICE. 


IXCr-MIJENT. 


HESIUKXCK. 


Tenii  Kxplros.  I      SAL.VUV. 


Coupeville 


Proliiite  Judge Uoliert  C.  Fay 

Auditor Holiurt  C.  Fiiy 

District  Attorney Jnines  K.  Kennody'Port  Townscnd  . . 

^>lloritt' Kli  lliitiuiwuy Coupeville 

Treasurer   Ciuirles  C.  I'liillipsl         "  

Aiisessor   Kli  llutliuway  . . . .  {         "  

Purveyor ,.Iolin  Cornelius 

Superintendent  Public  Schools  Kohert  C.  Fay, 

Couunissioner — 1st  District..  N.  1).  Hill  .... 

ad  "  John  M.  Izctt., 


■  Crescent  Harbor  . . 
I  Coupeville  ...... 

[Eliey's  rjandin^i;. . . 
Crescent  Harbor  . . 


3d 


'Thomas  Crannoy. .   Utsnlady. 


July  ...  1869  Fees. 
1808j      " 

1 867  !i?80()  and  fees. 

1868  Fees. 
1868       " 
1868  I'er  diem. 
1867  Fees. 

186!-    

18C9  Per  diem. 

1868j 

18671 


JEFFERSON  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Clallam  and  Straits  of 
Fuca,  east  by  Admiralty  Iidet  and  Hood's  Car.a';,  south  by  Mason,  and  west  by  Pacilic 
Ocean.  The  land  in  this  county  is  mountainous,  and  thickly  covered  with  tiinlitT. 
with  many  extensive  jigricultural  tracts.  Value  of  assessable  property,  $280,803. 
Area  of  the  county,  1,070  square  miles.     County  seat,  Port  Townsend. 

o  F  K  I  c  K  R  s . 


OFFICE. 


INCUMBENT. 


KESIOEXCE. 


Tomi  Expire*. 


8AI.AKY. 


Probate  Jiulj^c Albert  IJrijttrs 

Auditor Joiin  P.  Judson . . . 

District  Attorney James  K.  Kennedy 

Sheritl" .' John  H.  Woodlcy . 

Treasurer Enoch  S.  Fowler  . . 

Assessor loiin  H.  Woodley . 

Surveyor James  Scnvey 

Coroner !Ths.  M.  llamniond 

Wreck  Muster ,  Peter  Johnson 

Superintendent  Public  Schools |  James  Scavcy  . . . . 

inspector  of  Li(|Uors I  George  Storming  . 

Commisiiioucr — 1st  District. .  | Henry  L.  Tibbals  . 

2d  "  J.  J.Kilev 

3d         "  C.  E.  P.  Wood  ... 


Port  Townscnd  . . . 

July  . 

.  1867 

Fees. 

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1869 

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1868 

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(( 

1809 

Per  dicin 

Port  Ludlow 

1868 

ft 

Port  Discovery  . . . 

1867 

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of  Moun 
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County  s{ 


FAOXVIO  INSTTB ANCB  OO.   Office  422  Callfomia  Street,  Ban  FnmoUoo. 


IVoliHto  Jud 
Auditor  .. . 

i  District  Atti 

I  Slr.'ritr 

I  Tri'iisiirer. . 

!  Assessor. . , . 

Surveyor  , .'. 

j  Coroner  . . . . 

Sii|icriruen<'e 

Coininissioi.si 


I    KITSA 

rnlty  Inlet,  s 

(his  county  i 

(iictiM-od,  an< 

!  Maud  is  in< 


OFF 

I'loliate  Jmljre. 
,  Auditor  ...?.. 

I'istrict  Aitorni 

Micrirt' 

IVoiisiirer. . , 
Assessor. . . . 
Siipciintendt'nt 
L'ointnissioner- 


KLIKIT 

P^alln,  south 
poiintainous, 
I'Kle  effort  hJ 
[A'l.'inis,  one  o( 
'"'i?''t  of  xvhij 
I  square  miles. 

I  LEWIS 

JUscfide  Mour, 
l^'ie  land  in  th| 
Pesiiiible  propeJ 
lliiato.  ' 

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ree- 


UABOHALIi  ft  lOTTATTIiB'B  Fittnoi,  Cheapest  made.  A.  KOHIiBB,  Axent,  San  Franoiaoo. 


WASHINGTON     TERRITORY. 


323 


lato 

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\ct,  niul  ' 

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Area  of 


EamJIchie,  Mnson  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  I  Forbes  David  C,  postmaster 
s  e  of  Oukland  I 

KING  COUNTY.     Boundaries — North  by  Snohomi.'^h,  east  by  Cascade  range 

of  Mountains,  soiitli  by  Pierce,  and  west  by  Admiralty  Inlet.     An  important  agricul- 

'tiiral  district,  witii  an  abundance  of  fine  timber  land.     Acres  under  cultivation,  3,250. 

1  Value  of  assessable   property,  $1)9,000.      Area  of  the  county,  1,900  square  luiles. 

;  County  seat,  Seattle. 

o  F  F  I  CJ  K  u  s . 


OFI'ICK. 


I'rolmte  Jiul{,'C.. .. 

Aiiilitor 

l)istii(t  Attorney, 
Slii'iiff 


INCIMllKNT. 


HKSIKKNCK. 


Term  f'xplrcR. 


SAI.AKY. 


a 


AI-\UY. 


lOmulfccs. 

•8. 

(liciil. 


•  iliciu. 


Straits  of 
,y  Pacitic 
tiinl"'!". 
$•280,833. 


8A1.AUV. 


H't'S. 


[>cr  iliein. 
Fees. 


Fees. 
Per  Aiem. 


liSOO. 


Trriisiircr 

Assessor Louis  V.  Wvckoff. 

Surveyor Kilwin  Uicliurdson . 

Coroner I.  Settle 

Siiperiiueni'cnt  l'ii!>lic  Scliools  Kdniiiiid  Curr 

Coinmis9io?.2r — IstDistriet. . .    H.  Huriictt 

"  2d        "      ...v..  L.  MeMlllun... 


Tliomiis  Moreer. . .  Seiittlc iJu'v, 

(iiirdiier  Kello)r>f . .       "       

•lames  K.  Kennedy  Fort  Townsend... 

Louis  V.  Wvekotf.  Seattle 

Oliver  C.  Sliorcv..       "       


1867 


Fees. 


Per  diem. 
Fees. 


White  Hiver. 


3d 


,  i  II.  M.Stewart Cedar  Hiver. 


(1 

(( 

Per  diem. 

ft 

tt 

(» 

« 

1808.. 

(( 

EITSAF  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Hood's  Ciinal,  east  by  Admi- 
ralty Inlet,  south  by  Pierce,  and  south  and  west  by  Hood's  Canal.  The  surface  of 
this  county  is  covered  with  fine  timber,  large  amounts  of  which  iire  annually  manu- 
faclured,  and  form  an  important  item  in  the  trade  of  Puget  Soiin<l.  Bainbrldge 
Island  is  included  within  the  limits  of  the  county.  Value  of  assessable  property, 
S10;i,796.     Area  of  the  county,  400  square  miles.     County  seat.  Port  Madison. 

OFFICERS. 


OKKICK. 


INClMIlKSr. 


KKSIDKNCK. 


'rcriii  Expires.        SALARY. 


I'roluitc  Judge ' •luly, 

Auditor I  Andrew  B.  Younji ,   Port  Ma<)ison " 

District  Attorney !,lanies  K.  Kennedy  Port  Townsend. . .  i     " 

Siicritl' I  Tlieo.  ( >.  WilliiMns  Point  AL'ate ,     " 

Treiisurer ! Corliss  P.  Stone. . .  Port  Madison " 

Assessor JTIieo.  (>.  Williams  Point  A;:ate " 

Supcriiitendent  PuMie  Seliools  BenJ.  K.  Lomliard.  Port  Madison. . . , 

Commissioner — 1st   Distriet. .  i.lolin  Collins Teekalet , 

"               2a        "       ..I  Luke   Me  Redmond  Port  Madison..., 
"  3d        "       ..IWilliamK.  Temple: Seabeek , 


1868. 
1867. 


1868., 

1867.. 
1868., 


,  Fees. 


Per  diem. 
S2.")  per  ann. 
Per  diem. 

!  u 

I 


ELIEITAT  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Yakima,  east  by  Walla 
j  Walla,  south  by  the  Columbia  River,  and  west  by  Clarke.  The  land  is  rough  and 
mountainous,  with  extensive  tracts  of  timber  land.  The  popiihition  is  >mall,  and  but 
I  little  effort  has  been  made  as  yet  to  develop  the  resources  of  the  county.  Mount 
1  Adams,  one  of  the  peaks  of  the  Cascade  Range,  is  within  the  limits  of  this  county,  the 
llicigiit  of  which  is  9,r)70  feet.  County  seat,  Rockland.  Area  of  the  county,  2,000 
I  square  miles.     (No  returns  of  County  Officers  received.) 

LEWIS  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Thurston  and  Pierce,  east  by  the 
jCWade  Mountains,  south  by  Skamania,  Clarke  and  Cowlitz,  and  west  by  Chehalis. 
ITlie  land  in  this  county  is  generally  uneven,  but  fertile  and  productive.  Value  of  as- 
Ifcssable  property,  $230,453.    Area,  estimated,  1,720  square  miles.     County  seat,  Cla- 

[jlliltO. 


;AJ: 


A.  BOMAN  *  Co.,  San  FranoUoo.   Wholesale  and  Betail  Sealers  in  Books. 


•I 


I 


M 


NOKTH  AMOBIOA  IiIFB  INBUBANOX  CO.  Polloiea  Ruaranteed  by  Stato  of  New  York 


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324 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


O  F  F  I  0  E  U  8  . 


OKKICK. 


IXCIMIIKST.        I         lIKSIIH'.Nn;. 


Term  KxplroH.         SAI-AUY. 


1867.. 


1868.. 


I'rnhiito  Ju(l);c lohn  n.  .Fiicksoii. .  IIi|.'liluiiil y"'^>    1868., 

Atiilitor ilt'iii'v  M.  Stearns.  (Jlai|iiiito '<     " 

DLitrii't  Attorney II.  (>.  Striivc Vain'ouver 

Slicrirt' (iavin  Hull •  ClHt|uato 

Treasurer C  M.  ( ioii(j;li i        "        

AiiHesitDr (iavin  Hall j        "        

Surveyor II.  M.  Stearns "        

(Joroner L.  L.  Dulieau !        "        

Conimlssioiier — l»t   Distriet..  M.  1).  Hoiiniltrce. . !        "        , 

"  2il         "       ..  A,  L  Davis "        

"  3(1         "       ..  Vneant :        "        , 


Lake  River,  Clmke  Co,  (P  O  luldre-os,    Lopez  Island,Whatcom  Co,  (P  0  11(1- 
8t.  llelenV,  Coluinbiii  Co,  Oregon)  12  dress,  San  Juan)   a  t'ei'tilu  island  in 


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n 


miles  w  of  Vancouver 

Lincoln,  Clarke  Co,  P  O, 
Vancouver 

Greve  Gustave,  postmaster 


miles  from 


the    Straits   of   Fiica,   between   San 
Juan  Island  and  Uosario  Straits 

Makah,  Clallam  Co,  (P  O  address. 
Port  Townsend)  an  Intlian  Reserva- 
tion near  Cape  Flattery  (see  Neali 
Bay) 

MASON  COUNTY,  (formerly  Sawamisli).  Boundaries— North  by  JefTersoti 
and  Kitsap,  east  by  Hood's  Canal  and  Thurston,  and  west  by  the  I'acifie  Oceim.  The 
land  in  this  coin.'y  is  <j;ener!illy  rough  and. mountainous,  with  oecasionid  tracts  of  fcrtilo 
valley  land.  As.-essed  value  of  property,  $50,000.  Area,  about  1,800  s([uare  miles. 
County  seat,  Oakland. 

o  F  F  I  0  E  n  s . 


OFKIl'E. 


I.VCfMMKNT. 


IIKSIDKSCK. 


Tcnn  Kxplros. 


SALAHV. 


I'rolmte  Ju(li;e 

Auditor 

District  Attorney 

Sheriff 

Treasurer 

Assessor 

Superintendent  I'ublie  Schools 
Coinntissioncr — 1st  District. . 
2d         "       .. 
"  3d 


F.  Kennedy 

C.  (.'.Pa^ett 

Henry  G.  Siruve. . 
L.  D.  W.  Sliclton. 
Wni  M.  Morrow. . 
L.  D.  W.  Shelton. 

C.  C.  Tajjett 

r.  C.  Turdy 

William  Walter. . . 
Jolin  Cainphell. ... 


Arkada July,    1 867 . .  Fees. 


Scott's  I'rairlc. 

Vancouver 

Oakland 


Scott's  I'rairit'.. . 

ITnion  City 

Skookuni  Hay.. . , 
Little  Skookuni. , 


1808.. 
1807., 

1808., 
1807., 
1800., 


S2.5  per  ann, 
Per  diem. 


Miami  Prairie,  Thurston  Co,  P  o. 

Hi  miles  s  w  of  Olympia 
Laws  John,  postmaster 

Mill  Creek,  Walla  Wtilla  County,  (P 
O  address,  Walhi  Walla) 

MontesanO,  Chchalis  Co,  P  O,  County  i 
seat  of  Chehalis  Co,  CO  miles  s  w  of 
Olympia 

Scammon  I  L,  postmaster 


MonticellO,  Cowlitz  Co,  P  O,  County    Muck,  Pierce  Co,  (P  O  address,  Stella- 1 
seat  of  Cowlitz  Co,  on  the  n  bank  of  \  eoom) 


Inrare  in  the  best  Iiooal  Company, "  THB  FAOIfflO." 


the  Columbia  liiver,  at  the  moutii  o^ 
Cowlilz  Kiver,  1)0  miles  s  of  Olyinpiii. 
A  military  road  cotmects  this  pliice 
with  Olympia 

Burbank  A  K,  propr  Monticello  Hotel  ami 

]iostmaster 
Gardiner  W  A,  telegraph  agent 

Mound  Prairie,  Thurston  Co,  (see  I 
Grand  Mound) 


A.: 


S 


Fees. 


Per  diem. 
Fees. 


$.1  per  day.     1  9 


H 


Mucki 

mill 
tele 

HutlerHe 
I  Fowler  1 
.    Frost  it 
S    S.MITII 


^  Mullan 

^  ^     P  (), 

I    Spaiilding 

^  Nawaki 

?  i         Clu(|i 

I  Neah  B 

I'ort 
Fiica, 
I)laee. 
of  rain 
insr  m 
which 
Institii 
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,  SMITH  H 
Hospiiaj 

Nisquallj 

Steilacol 
B'.lcli,  Webb) 

Oak  PoinJ 

n  w  of 
the  Coh 

Abeniethy 

Oakland, 

of  Masol 
pia 

^rorrow  V  P| 
Morrow  WilJ 
Klison  J  M, 

A. 


A.  KOHIiBB'S  Huaio  and  Piano  Wareroonu,  424  Bansom  Street,  Ban  Franoltoo. 


WAS  II  IN  (J  TON     TERRITORY. 


S25 


MUOkilteO,   Snobomish  Co,   P  O,  Oa 
mill's  II  e  of  Olyiniiiii,  n  tnuliiig  niul 
I         telegraph  Htation 

Buttcrfield  tSc  Co,  proprietors  lirewcry 
I  Fowler  R  S,  jtotitniastiir 
Frost  &  Fowler,  general  merchandise 
SMITH  II  A,  physician 

Mullan'S  Bridge,  Walla  Walla  Co, 

I'  (),  no  miles  from  Walhi  Walla 
SpauUling  II  II,  postmaster 

Nawakum,  Lewis  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Cla(|uato)  G  miles  s  of  Claquato 

Neah  Bay,  Clallam  Co,  (P  O  address. 
Port  Towns.-^nd)  on  tlie  Straits  of 
Fuca,  near  Cape  Flattery.  At  this 
place,  it  is  said,  falls  a  greater  amount 
of  rain  than  at  any  place  known,  show- 
ing more  than  Astoria  in  Oregon, 
which  reported  to  the  Smitl'sonian 
Institnte  more  than  any  other  locality. 
An  Indian  reservation  is  located  here. 

Wchster  11  A,  Indian  agt  and  gen  mcht 

New  Dungeness,  ciaiiam  Co,  P  o. 

County  scat  of  Clallam  Co.  on  Seipiini 
Ihiy,  at  the  mouth  of  Dinigeiiess  Riv- 
er; 14  miles  w  of  Port  Townsend, 
and  120  miles  n  w  of  Olympia 

C'line  Elliott,  postmaster 


II  New  Holland,   Snohomish  Co,  (PO 
address,  Muckilteo) 

|c  SMITH  11  A,  physician  and  proprietor 
l|  Hospital 

y  Nisqually,   Pierce   Co,  (P  O  address, 
ISleilacoom)  !t  miles  s  of  Sleilacoom 

Br.lch,  Webber  &  Crooks,  props  saw  mill 

Oak  Point,  Cowlitz  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 
n  w  of  Monticello,  on  the  n  bank  of 
the  Columbia  River 

Abernethy  A  S,  postmaster 

Oakland.  IVIason  Co,  P  O,  County  seat 
of  Mason  Co,  25  miles  n  w  of  Olym- 
pia 

Morrow  V  P,  mail  contractor 
Morrow  William  M,  postmaster 
Kllson  J  M,  physician 


Olympia,  Thurston  Co,  P  O,  T«Trilorial 
capital,  and  County  seat  of  Thurston 
Co.  This  town  is  beautifully  silimted 
at  the  southern  extremity  of  Puget 
Soimd,  on  the  east  side  of  Tenal(|iielo 
or  Dcs  Chutes  River,  at  its  entrance 
into  the  head  of  Itudd's  Inlet ;  a  |)lace 
of  eonsideral)le  irade,  with  n  healthy 
and  invigorating  climate,  which  during 
the  summer  months  presents  many  at- 
tractive features 
RARXKS   GEORGE   A,  general  raer- 

ehaudise 
Bettman  Lewis,  general  merchandise 
Rigclow  D  R,  attorney  at  law 
lU'RMEISTER  CHARLES,  saloon 
Ilutler  G  F,  dep  col  U  S  Int  Rev 
CHAP.MAX   BROS,  proptrietors  livery 

stable 
CLANCEY  &  PRA  •:,  saloon 
CFiARKE  J  L,  proitrietor  foundry 
CROSBY,    HALE    &   CO,    proprietors 

steamer  .Tosie  McNear 
Elder  A  R,  clergyman,  (Christian) 
EVANS  ELWOOD.  attorney  at  law 
FINCH  D  B,  captain  steamer  Eliza  An- 
derson 
FINCH  E  L,  captain  steamer  Pioneer 
(lallagher  Sila*,  jjropr  Washington   Hotel 
(JARFIELDE  SELUCIUS,  attorney  at 

law 
GRAINGER    &     DAVIS,    proprietors 
Steilacoom  and  iMonficello  stage  lines 
(trainger  Charles,  propr  livery  stable 
HALE  &  IIORTON,  proprietors  Olym- 
pia Wafer  Works 
HEWITT  C  C,  chief  justice 
HEWITT  R  H,  publisher  Pacific  Tribune 
HOWARD   R  Mrs,  proprietress  Pacific 

Hotel 
HOWE  R  S,  telegraph  agent 
HOWE  S  D.  assessor  U  S  Internal  Rev 
llyland  P  E  Rev,  clergvman,  (F)piscopal) 
KELLETT  J  H,  sheriff 
LIGHTNER  ISAAC,  genl  merchandise 
Lane  Richard,  attorney  at  law 
MARSH  EDWIN,  register  Land  Office 
McFADDEN  O  B,  attorney  at  law 
MITCHELL  WILLIA^I.  butcher 
MOORE  PHILIP  D,  collector  U  S  In- 
ternal Revenue 
iMoses  A  J,  attorney  at  law 
MUNSON  J  II,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co  and  postmaster 
MURPHY  JOHN  M,   publisher  Wash- 
ington Standard 


A.  ROMAN  ft  Co.,  Ban  Franoisoo.   General  Agents  for  Subsoription  Books. 


irOBTH  AMSBIOA  UFB  INBUBANOB  OO.   Tor  valuftble  information  turn  to  pace  161. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


PACIFIC  TllimiNE,   (weekly)  R  H 

Hewitt,  piiblixlier 
PAUKKR   .lOIIN    G  Jr,  general  mtha 
PKRCIVAL  F  W,  Kenoral  men ;inn(liMO 
PICKERING  WILLIAM,  ex-governor 
Rowland  Owen,  pliysician 
Sargent  F  M,  attorney  at  law 
Simpson  —  Rev,  elergyman,  (Presbyt) 
Sparks  J  G,  attorney  lit  law 
Siralton  {'  C  Rev,  elerfryman,  (Methodist) 
SYLVESTER   EDMUND,  fruits,   con- 
fectionery, and  toys 
TURNER  I),  druggist  and  apothecary 
WASHINGTON  STANDARD,  (week- 

ly)  J  M  Murpliy,  publii^lier 
Williams  Clias  G,  groceries  and  hardware 
Willard  &  Son.  drnggists  and  apothecaries 
WILLARD  RUFUS,  physician 
WINDSOR  H,  captain  steamer  Josie  Mc- 

Near  and  proprietor  livery  stable 
WOODS  J  &  J  R,  brewery 


OroaS  Island.  Whatcom  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress,  San  Juan)  a  large  island,  nidiin- 
tainoiis  and  thickly  timbered,  at  ilic 
month  of  the  Gulf  of  Georgia,  n  of 
Lopez  Island.  This  island  presents 
n  wild  and  romantic  appearance  ;  it  is 
thinly  inhabited  and  is  seldom  visited, 
except  by  Indians  and  hunters 

lOysterville.    Pncific    Co,    P   O,   and 
I  County  seat  of  Pacific  Co ;  on  a  pen- 

I  insida  in  Shoalwatcr  IJay,  100  miles 

8  w  of  Olympia 

I  CrcUin  John  Jr,  postmaster 

!  Pacific  City,  Pacific  Co,  (P  O  nd- 
dress,  Oysterville)  on  Walker's  Hay, 
at  the  mouth  of  Columbia  River 


PACIFIC  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  and  east  by  Chehalis,  east  Uy 
Wahkiakum,  south  by  the  Columbia  River,  and  west  by  the  Pncific  Ocean.  The  sur- 
face of  this  county  is  rough  and  uneven,  with  extensive  tracts  of  line  tind^er  land. 
Assessed  value  of  i)roperty,  $104,012.  Area  of  the  county,  1,140  square  miles. 
County  seat,  Oysterville. 

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OKFICi:. 


ISOtMBKST. 


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Term  KxplrcH. 


SALAKY. 


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Prolmte  Jud^c Miles  S.  (iriswohl.   Oysti-rvillo June,   1809. .  Fofs. 

Auditor |Fiaukliii  Warren. .     '     " 

District  Attorney '  H.  G.  Struvc '  Vancouver  . . , 

Sheriff" Jus.  11.  VVhiteomb.  Ilrureport 

Treiisurer .lolin  Crcllin,  .Jr. . .  Oysterville  . , . 

Assessor ,  Charles  Green ....  I  Walliciit  .... 

Surveyor Henry  S.  Gile Oysterville  . . , 

Coroner James  K.  Johnson .  |  Hrueeport .... 

Superintendent  Pulilic  Schools  F.  Warren 1  Oysterville  . . . 

Commissioner — 1st  District. . 'G.  T.  Kstahrook . .  j  " 

"  2d         "       ..  William  Hanegan.  Uruceport. .. . 

"  3il         "       ..Solomon  Soule....Willoptt...    ,, 


1807. 


1868., 
1867.. 


1868. 
1869. 
1867. 


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Fees. 


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Palix  River,  Pacific  Co,  (P  O  address,  Pinckney  City,  Stevens  Co,  (P  0  mi- 
Fort  Willopa)  dress.  Fort  Colville)  County  seat  of 

Rhoades  &  Co,  proprs  Palix  Saw  Mill  ^}''''^'}'  ,S"'„^'?vr"li'''  "  ^  "'"  ^'^"" 

'     '  pia,  via  Walla  Walla 

Pekin,  Clarke  Co,  P  O,  25  miles  n  of  i  Abrams  Louis  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

IJriggs  W  W,  purser  steamer  "  49  " 
Clugston  John  &  Co,  butchers 
Faber  Frank,  proprietor  restaurant 
Ferguson   Daniel  H  &  Co,  general  mer- 
chandise and  fur  dealers 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  blacksmith 
Harris  Stephen?    'J  blacksmith  and  saloon 
keeper 


Vancouver 
Greve  Gustave,  postmaster 

Penn*8  Cove,  island  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Coupeville)  an  agricultural  locality,  4 
miles  w  of  Coupeville 

Buzby  James,  proprietor  flour  mill 


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The  Direotory  of  the  FACU'IO  is  oompoaed  of  the  bf;r<t  htiatuciss  men  of  Oalifomia. 


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IleMtfiiger  Etlward,  liaincns  and  allocs 
ilildeliraiid  Gu^tavc,  blackHinitli  and  wag- 
on maker 
IloftVti'tter  John,  proprietor  brewery 
Kinsly  &  Mar-^liall,  carpenters 
Mtii-riliail  Loiiii<  T,  fur  dealer 
Maul  Herman,  house  and  sign  painter 
Mt'Kihhin  C,  (|uarturinaster  Fort  Colville 
I'uige   CJeorge  A,  assistant  assessor  U   S 
internal  revenue,  and  Indian  agent 


Perkins  F  W,  dentist 

Uichardson ,  deputy  collector  U  S  in- 
ternal revenue 

Shaw  John,  saloon 

Smith  Edward  T,  general  merchandise 

Wharton  John  S,  post  commander  Fort 
Colville 

White  Leo,  captain  Steamer  49 

Whitteniore  Samuel,  physician 

WINANS  PARK,  postmaster 


FIERCE  COUNTY,  noundaries— North  by  Kins,  east  by  Cascade  range  of 
moiiiiluiiis,  south  by  Lewis  and  Tl  urston,  and  west  by  Tlinrston  and  Piiget  Sound. 
This  county  contiiins  numerous  and  extensive  tracts  of  fertile  agricultural  land,  with 
Hii  abundance  of  timber  for  manufacturing  pii.j  >  cs.  Mount  Rainier,  a  peak  of  the 
Cascaile  Range,  12,300  feet  high,  is  in  the  soiithcji.  i  section.  Valuation  of  assessable 
property,  $.J.'J2,8G1.     Area,  estimated  at  2,000  square  miles.     County  seat,  Steilacoom. 


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I'rolMito  .liidi^i! KrnNtus  A.  Li;;lit. . 

Aiiilitor (icorne  \V.  Hloaii . . 

District  Attorney .J.  K.  Kt'iiiMMly 

Slii'rirt' ;  Stephen  iliulson .  . . 

Trciisiircr iSainucI  McCiiw . . . 

Assessor '  Stephen  .TiuUon . . . 

I  Coroner 'Daniel  Collins 

,  Siiperintenilent  I'lililie  Schools  (}.  W.  Sloan 

'  Cuminisiiionur — 1st  District. .  jK.  A.  Clarke , 

I  "  2d        "       ..  K.  K.  Uocfcrs 

" 3d        "       . .  1  A.  J.  BnrK'o^, 

Port  AagelOS,  Clallam  Co,  P  O,  form- 

j         erly  port  of  entry  for  Puget  Sound, 
l.'»   miles  w  of  New   Dungeniiss,  and 
I         30  miles  w  of  Port  Townsend 
1  Stork  Samuel,  general  merchant  and  P  M 

I  Port  Blakeley,  Kitsap  Co,  p  o,  lo 

miles  w  of  Setittle  ;  a  lumber  manu- 
facturing locality  and  shipping  point  ; 

I         a  line  of  packets  connects  this  place 

'         with  San  Francisco 

Uenton,  Smith  «&  Co.,  general  merchandise 

j        and  proprietors  Port  Blakeley  Mills 

Port  Discovery,  Jefferson  Co,  P  O, 
j  situated  on  Port  Discovery  Bay,  8 
1  miles  s  w  of  Port  Townsend,  an  im- 
I  portant  lumber  manufacturing  and 
shipping  point,  a  line  of  pac  ;ts  con- 
nects this  place  with  San  Francisco 
Mastick  S  L  &  Co,  proprietors  Port  Dis- 
covery Lumber  Mills,  line  packets  to 
San  Francisco,  and  geni  merchants 
Wood  C  E  P,  manager  Port  Discovery 
Lumber  Mills 


UKSIKKNCK. 


Steilacoom  , 


I'ort  Townsend. 
Steilacoom  .... 


Tcnii  Kx|)lreii,         SALAKY. 


July,   18(17. .  Fees. 
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1867. 
1868. 


Per  diem. 

I  Fees. 

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$.T  per  day. 


Port  Ludlow,  Jefferson  Co,  P  O,  It 
miles  s  of  Port  To\  nsend.  an  exten- 
sive lumber  manufacturing  and  ship- 
ping point,  a  line  of  packets  connects 
this  place  with  San  Francisco 

Amos,  Phinney  &  Co.,  lessees  Port  Lud- 
low Lumber  Mills  and  general  indse 

Phinney  Arthur,  manager  Port  Ludlow 
Lumber  Mills 

Siiyward  William  T,  proprietor  Port  Lud- 
low Lumber  Mills 

Port  Madison,  Kitsap  Co,  P  O,  coun- 
ty seat  Kit^ap  Co,  an  extensive  lum- 
ber manufiicturing  an«l  shipping  point 
on  Bainbridge  Island,  Puget  Sound, 
77  miles  n  of  Olympia,  and  14  miles 
w  of  S-'attle ;  a  line  of  ])ackets  con- 
nects tnis  place  with   San   Francisco 

Coombs  Samuel  F,  proprietor  Port  Madi- 
son Hotel 

MEIGS  &  GAWLEY,  general  merchan- 
dise and  proprietors  Port  Madison 
Lumber  Mills 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Port  Orchard,  Kit«ap  Co,  P  O,  on 
the  west  side  of  Admiralty  Inlet,  12 
miles  s  of  Port  Mndison,  and  25  miles 
from  Sefittle;  a  lumber  manufacturing 
and  shipping  point ;  a  line  of  packets 
connects  this  place  with  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Colman  &  Falk,  general  merchandise  and 
proprs  Port  Orchard  Lumber  Mills 

Port  Townsend,  JeflfiTson  Co,  P  O, 
county  sent  of  Jefferson  Co,  and  port 
of  entry  for  Puget  Sound  District,  on 
Port  Townsend  Bay,  at  the  entrance 
of  Puget  Sound,  Tiiis  is  an  import- 
ant mercantile  distributing  point  for 
all  the  ports  of  I'uget  Sound  and 
the  vicinity  ;  distance  from  Olympia, 
105  miles  north.  The  bay  here  is 
four  miles  wide  iintl  six  long,  with 
good  depth  of  water,  bold  shores,  and 
safe  and  reliable  anchorage.  The  har- 
bor has  a  naturally  commanding  pos- 
ition, easily  fortified,  and  it  is  capable 
of  being  made  a  strong  military  point. 
Considerable  trade  is  here  transacted, 
annual  sales  about  $250,000.  There 
are  rcveral  public  buildings,  one  of 
which  is  the  U  S  Marine  Hospital. 
This  region  abounds  with  fish  and 
game,  which  can,  at  all  seasons  of  the 
year,  iie  obtained  in  the  greatest 
abundance.  The  military  station  of 
Fort  Townsend,  an  important  post,  is 
at  the  head  of  the  bay. 
Ofkickus — Paul  K  Ilubbs,  (President) 
Enoch  S  Fowler,  SS  Hulkeley,  Henry 
L  Tibbals,  A  A  Plununer,  Trustees  ; 
John  II  Woodley,  Alarshal ;  J  Paul 
Judson,  Clerk 

BARTIIllOP   GP:0RGE,  painter    and 

glazier 
Rarti«!tt  Charles  C,  general  merchandise 
Blumherg  .1  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Booth  William,  butcher 
Brooks  .Samuel,  carpenter  and  builder 
Buffington  A  S,  propr  Pony  saloon 
BULKELEY  S  S,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
Calhoun  George  B,  physician  and  surgeon 

U  S  INIarine  Hospital 
dinger  &  Jordan,  carpenters  and  builders 
CONWAY  J  M,  proprietor  Union  saloon 
Coui)e   T,    Ca[itain,  proprietor    AVhidby's 
Island  Ferry 


DENNISON  B  F,  attorney  at  law  and 
notary  public 

EISENBEIS  CHARLES,  groceries, 
bakery,  and  ship  bread  manufacturer 

FOWLER  E  S,  general  merchandise 

Garfielde  &  Kennedy,  attorneys  at  law 

GEURISH  O  F  &  CO,genl  merchandise 

Ilarned  James  J,  furniture 

HASTINGS  L  B,  general  merchandise 

HUBBS  PAUL  K,  attorney  at  law  and 
notary  public 

Hunt  &  Morrill,  proprietors  restaurant 

James  Frank  W,  general  irterehant 

Judson  J  P,  notary  public 

Kennedy  J  K,  notary  public 

Kimball  J  M,  butcher 

Kiihn  Louis,  physician  and  surgeon 

McGill  Henry  M,  attorney  at  law  and  no- 
tary public 

^IcLaren  W  J,  boots  and  shoes 

NEWTON  &  TRIPP, proprietors  Bower 
Saloon 

O'BRIEN  P  M,  physician,  surgeon,  and 
proprietor  hospital 

Parsons  William,  proprietor  Gom  Saloon 

Peterson  John,  tailor 

RICE  E  N  &  CO,  proprietors  Washing- 
ton Hotel  and  restaurant 

ROTHSCHILD  D  C  H,  general  mdse 

Seavey  James,  postmaster 

Siieehan  John  F,  stoves  aid  tin  ware 

SIRES  DAVID,  proprietor  Pioneer  Ho- 
tel 

TIBBALS  H  L,  proprietor  Bank  Ex- 
change Saloon  and  livery  stable 

Trefontaine  Father  Rev,  clergyman  (Catii) 

Tucker  A  H,  carpenter  and  builder 

White  .1  W,  Captain  U  S  revenue  steamer 
Lincoln 

WILSON  FREDERICK  A,  U  S  Col- 
lector of  Customs 

WOODLEY  J  II,  propr   Franklin  Hotel 

Rockland,  Y^jkima  Co,  (  O  addre^j". 
Dalles)  on  the  north  bank  of  Colum- 
bia River,  opposite  Dalles,  Oregon 

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San  Juan,  Whatcom  Co,  P  O,  on   San 

Juan  Island,  28  miles  n  of  I'oii 
Townsend,  and  25  miles  e  of  Victoria, 
has  a  safe  and  commodious  harbor 
with  good  anchorage 

Extine  Moses,  restaurant  l 

Hamlin  T  T,  attorney  at  law  ! 

lliggins  Isaac  E,  postmaster 


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San  Juan  Island,  in  the  Gulf  of  Geor- 

I         ^ia,  bounded  on  tbe  east  by  Kosario  [ 
Straits,  and  on  the  west  by  the  Canal  ! 
1         de  Ilaro.     Tliis  island  created  a  con- ' 
i         siderable    controversy,  a   few   years  ! 
since,  between  tiie  British  and  Anier- ; 
ican    Governments,    concerning    tiie 
boundaries   of  their  respective  terri- 
tories, which  came  near  ending  in  a 
war  between  tlie  two    nations.     It  is 
now  occupied  jointly,  the  British  hav- 
ing a  fort  on  one  end  of  the  island, 
and  the  Americans  one  near  the  town 
of  San  .Tuan.     This  island  is  excced- 
injrly  fertile,  and   well    adapted   for 
gracing  and  agricultural  purposes,  and 
contains  an  area  of  40  square  miles. 


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Sanders  Prairie,  Lewis  Co,  P  o,  3 

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McFadden  O  B,  postmaster 

SatSOp,    Chehalis    Co,    (P    O   address, 
JMontesano)  10  miles  e  of  Montesano 

ScottS  Prairie,  Mason   Co,  (P  O  ad- 
i        dress,  Oakland) 

I 

I  Seabeck.    Kitsap  Co,   P  O,  a  lumber 
manul'acturing  and  shipping  point,  on 
1        the  east  shore  of  Hood's  Canal,  15 
I         miles  8  of  Teekalet 

;  Adams,  Blinn   &    Co,  general   merchants 
and  proprietors  Washington   Lumber 
■        jMIIIs 
Collins  John,  proprietor  Seabeek  Hotel 

Seattle,  King  Co,  P  O,  coimty  sent  of 

j         Ki'ig  Co,  on  the  eastern  shore  of  Puget- 

i        Sound,  (50  miles  n  e  of  Olympia,  and 

^         is  one  of  the  most  flourishing  towns  of 

j         the    Territory.      The    University   of 

'        Washington  Territory  is  located  here. 

'        A  military  wagon  road  connects  this 

place  with  Olympia  and  other  ptirts 

of  the  Territory.  Large  discoveries  of 

[        coal  have  been  recently  made  near  this 

place. 

ANDERSON   &    STONE,    proprietors 
(tcui  Saloon 


Atkins  II  A,  proprietor  steam   pile  driver 

Austin  George,  boat  yard 

Bagley  Dani<d  lli'v,  clergyman   (IMetli) 

Bariard  C  F,  dentist 

Baxter  D  K,  proprietor  Exchange  Saloon 

Coleman  &  Falk, proprietors  Port  Orchard, 
Freeport,  and  Blakeley  Ferry 

Collins  John,  pro|)rietor  Occidentiil  Hotel 
and  livery  stable 

Cosgrove  J,  captain  steamer  Mary  Wood- 
ruff 

Fickle  Dr,  physician 

Haines  R  R,  superintendent  Brtinch  Cal- 
ifornia Stale  Telegra|)h  Line 

Hall  I  M,  attorney  at  law 

HAIMMOXD  W^ILLIAM,  naval  and 
marine  architect 

Harmon  L  C,  proprietor  Seatth?  Hotel 

Hill  A  .T  Mrs,  proprietress  Our  House 

Hill  .T  S,  captain  steamer  Gem 

HINDS  S  B,  general  merchandise  and 
cordage 

Horton  Dexter,  general  merchandise  and 
hardware 

Kellogg  &  Maddocks,  druggists  and  apoth- 
ecaries 

KELLOGG  GARDNER,  i)ostinaster and 
agent  Home  Mutual  Insuiiinee  Co 

MAYNARD  I)  S,  attorney  tit  law,  jdijjsi- 
cian.  and  proptr  Seattle  Hospital 

McALEER  H.  stoves  and  tinware 

McDonald  J  J,  bootmaker 

McCJill  Henry  M,  attorney  at  law.  notary 
public,  and  assistant  assessor  U  S  In- 
terin\l  Revenue 

Me(Jillvra  J  J,  attorney  at  law 

McLoon  &  Sherman,  proptrs  Washington 
Brewery 

Pinckham  A  S,  varieties 

RE\NOLDS  (JEORGE,  publisher  Pa- 
get Sound  AVeekly 

ROBERTSON  W  II",  physician 

Robins  Captain,  proprietor  ferry  to  Port 
Madison 

RUSSELL  &  SIIOREY,  carpenters  and 
builders 

Schmieg  &  Brown,  proptrs  North  Pacific 
Brewery,  and  carpenters  and  builders 

Seerly  &  Langston,  butchers 

SETTLE  JOSIAH,  general  merchandise 
and  physician 

Smith  H  A,  physician 

Sufferance  . I  A,  jiroprietor  foundry 

TERRY  C  C,  bakery  and  groceries 

Treen  Lewis  A,  mnnftr  boots  and  shoes 

Welch  t&  Greenfield,  clothiers  and  tailors 


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Sehome,  Whatcom  Co,  (P  O  address, 
VVIiuleom)  situated  on  tlie  eastern 
sliore  of  Hellingliam  Bay,  G  miles  s  of 
Whatcom 

Jasper  E,  telegraph  agent 

Sequim  Prairie,  Clallam  Co,  (p  o 

address,  New  Dungeness)  an  agriciii- 
tnral  locality  aboni  3  miles  s  e  of 
New  Dungeness 


Whitwortli  G  F  Rev,  principal  University 
of  Wa^liington  Territojy  and  clergy- 
man (Presbyterian) 

Wiebcns  Jacob,  bakery  and  groceries 

Williamson  .Joseph,  general  mercluindise 

Williamson  .Joseph,  physician 

WOLD  PETER  &  BROS,  manufactur- 
ers boots  and  shoes 

Wooden  M  I)  &  Son,  proprietor  tannery 

Wyclu.ff  L  y,  livery  stable 

YESLER  &    PLUMMER,   proprietors 

Seattle  flouring  and  saw  mills  SherWOOd'S  Mill3,  Mason  Co,  P  0, 

YESI.1*:R   II   L,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  "  lumber  manufacturing  locality  — 

Go's  Express,  and  steamers  Eliza  An-  '"''-«  *''om  Oakland 

derson  and  Josie  McNear  ,  Sherwood  Joseph,  postmaster 

SKAMANIA  COUNTY.  This  county  has  been  declared  by  the  Jerritorial 
Legislature  a  part  of  Clarke  County.  Its  local  oHicers  do  not  respect  this  action,  and 
a  suit  is  now  |)ending  to  settle  the  dispute.  Area  of  the  county,  1,800  square  nnles. 
County  seat,  Cascades.     (No  return  of  County  Ollicers  received.) 

Skokomish,  Mivson  Co,  P  0,  10  miles!  Snohomish  City,  Snohomish  Co,  V 

O,  County  seat  of  Snohomish  Co,  W 
miles  n  e  of  Olympia 


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n  w  of  Oakland 
Wilson  Edward  A,  postmaster 


Ferguson  E  C,  postmaster 
Sinclair  W  B,  general  merchandise 

Spanawky,  Pierce  Co.  (P  O  address, 
Franklin)  10  mile.s  s  e  of  Steilacooni 


SkOOkUm   Chuck,  Lewis  Co,  (P  O 
a<ldr(!ss,  Grand   Mound)  10   miles  n 
^    of  Clarpiato 

SNOHOMISH  COUNTY.  lionndaries—North  by  Whatcom,  east  by  the 
Cascade  Riiiige,  south  by  King,  and  west  l)y  Puget  Sound.  The  surface  of  this  c«>nntv 
is  heavily  tiiul)ered  and  mountainous,  and  sparsely  settled.  A  ca,  estimated  at  1,.'»00 
square  miles.     County  scat,  Snohomish  City. 

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SPOKANE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Stevens  and  British  Colum- 
bia, east  by  Idaho  Territory,  south  by  the  Snake  and  Columbia  Rivers,  and  west  by 
the  Colutni)ia  River.  This  county  is  now  united  with  Stevens  County.  (See  Slevuii> 
County.) 

SteilacOOm,  Pierce   Co,  P  O,  County    CLARKE  FRANK,  attorney  at  law 
seat   of  Pierce   Co,  20  miles  n  e  of    Galliher  M,  proprietor  Puget  Sound  Hotd 
Olympia  |  Goodlime  Ti,  general  merchandise 

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Liitlium  John,  druggist  and  apothecary 

Light  E  A,  positMa.*ter 

Locke  John,  dii^tiUery  and  brewery 

McCaw  S,  justice  of  the  peace 

McCaw  S  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

I'attison  Hugh,  justice  of  the  peace 

PINCUS,  PACKSCIIER  &  LIGHT, 

general  merchandise 
Proscli  Charl»>8,  general  merchandise 


llaynor  J  O  Rev,  (military  station)  cler- 
gyman 
Roe  il,  proprietor  Gem  Saloon 
Sloan  G  W  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 
Sprague  F  A,  telegraph  agent 
Thayer  Andrew,  general  merchandise 
Webb  R,  proprietor  Weslbrook's  Saloon 
Weston  R  Rev,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Wood  W  II,  attorney  at  law 


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STEVENS   COUNTY.     Roundaries— North  by  British  Columbia,  east  by 

■  Idaho  Territory,  soutii  bv  Walla  Walla  and  Yakima,  and  west  by  Yakiina  and  the 
Cascade  Range.     The  land  embraced  within  the  limits  of  this  county  comprises  nearly 

I  one-half  of  the  area  of  the  Territory.  Its  surface  is  generally  rough  and  uneven,  but 
many  extensive  tracts  exist  adapted  to  agricultural  purposes,  with  an  abundance  of 
timber   for   manufacturing  purposes.     Value  of  assessed  property,  S1J)5,770.     Area 

i  of  the  county  (including  Spokane,  not  organized)  is  estimated  at  28,900  square  miles. 

;  County  seat,  Pinckney  City. 

OFFICERS. 


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K.  M.  Bacon 

Iru  L.  Mattlicws... 


I'roluitu  Jud^'C 

I  Aiiilitor 

:  District  Attorney j  S.  IJ.  Fiirj;o 

Shoritt' ;  Ocorgo  Younji .... 

Trcusiircr :  Henry  K.  Young . . 

,  Assessor '  L.  C.  Hicluirdson . . 

'  Coroner Fre<rk  \V.  'Vrkins . 

SHperiiitcndent  Public  ScliooU;Willinni  1'.  Winrtns 

I  Cuiiniiissioner — 1st  District. .  John  Duhlisses. ... 

ail         "       . .  Geo.  B.  Vv'onnncott 

"  3(1         "       ..IJolin  R.  bates 


Colville  Valley. 
Pincknev  Citv. 
Walla  \Vulla.'. . 
Pinckney  City. 


Colville  Valley. 


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Swinomish,   Whatcom    Co,   P   O,  20 
miles  s  of  Whatcom.    An  Indian  Re-  \ 
scrvation  and  telegraph   station  is  lo- 
cated here.  i 

IH'BBS  CHARLES  H,  postmaster  and 
telegraph  agent  i 

Teekalet.  (formerly  Port  Gamble)  Kit- 

THURSTON  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Puget  Sound  and  Mason, 
iiist  by  Pierce,  south  by  Lewis,  and  west  by  Chehalis.  This  county  contains  many 
line  tnicls  of  agricultural  land,  which  yield  abundantly.  Value  of  assessable  property, 
S7  J0,()00.     Area  of  the  county,  GOO  scpmrc  miles.     County  seat,  Olympia. 

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sap  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  n  w  of  Port 
Madison  ;  an  important  lumber  man- 
ufacturing and  shipping  point ;  a  line 
of  packets  connects  this  place  with 
San  Francisco.  The  Puget  Sound 
Mill  Co  is  located  here. 
Pope  &  Talbot,  general  merchants  and 
proi)rielors  I'ort  (ianible  Mills 


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Olympia  . . , 


I'rtiliiitc  Jmlge |  Francis  M.  S«r(;ent  Olympia  . 

Aiiilitor Andrew  W.  Mooro  " 

District  Attorney .11.  (1.  Struve   . 

Sliciirt' lames  II.  Kellett.  . 

Treasurer Sam 'I  W.  Percival . 

Assessor   . .    James  H.  Kellett . .         "         

('(irinicr  Robert  Frost "         

Superintendent  Public  Schools,  1).  R.  Bij;elow. ...         "         

C'linnnlssioner — li^t  District. .  James  Dunliip. ...         "        

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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


TOUChet,   Walla   Walla  Co,  P 
miles  w  of  Walla  Wulla 

Miller  G  W,  postmaster 


O,  30 


Tulalip  Bay,  Snohomish  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Aluckilteo)  90  miles  n  of  Olyin- 
pia.  An  Indian  Reservation  is  loeated 
here,  up'-n  wliieh  there  are  over 
1,200  Indians.  An  interesting  fea- 
ture is  the  Indian  school  connected 
therewith,  which  is  attended  by  a 
large  number  of  Indian  children,  who 
occasionally  give  public  exhibitions, 
showing  a  remarkable  proficiency  in 
the  knowledge  of  the  English  and 
Latin  languages. 

Chirouse  E  C  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
I  and  teacher  Indian  school 

i  Elder  A  R,  Indian  agent 
■  Gilliland  James,  telegraph  agent 

Turn   Water,  Thurston    Co,  P   O,  2 
I  miles  s  of  Olympia,  on  u  small  arm  of 

j  Paget  Sound 

BYLES  J,  proptr  tannery  and  postmaster 
'  Cook  John,  general  merchandise 
I  CROSS  BY  C  &  Co.  general  merchandise 
and  proprietors  Lincoln  Flouring  Mills 
1  WARD  J  A«&  CO,  proprietors  saw  mill 

Union  City,  Mason  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Skokomish)  at  the  southern  extremity 
of  Hood's  Canal  and  mouth  of  Sko- 
komish River 

Wilson  E  A,  postmaster  and  genl  mcht 


I  Union  Ridge.  Clarke  Co,  P  O, 
miles  from  Vancouver 


Richardson  A 'a,  postmaster 

Utsalady,  Island  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  s  e 
of  Coupeville.  An  important  lumber 
mnnuractuiing  and  shipping  point. 
Considerable  trade  is  done  here  in  the 
shipment  of  spars  to  different  parts  of 
the  globe.  The  forests  here  are  of 
immense  size.  A  flagstaff  2i'»0  feet 
long  was  recently  sent  by  Messrs 
Grennan  &  Cramiey  to  the  Paris  In- 
dustrial Exhibition. 

GRENNAN  &  CRANNEY,  proprietors 
Utsalady  Saw  Mills  and  genl  mcl.ls 


Grennan  Lawrence,  postmaster 

Murphy  James,  proprietor  Utsalady  Hotel 

Vancouver,  Clarke    Co.  P  (),  County 
seat  of  Clarke  Co,  situated  on  the  north 
bank  of  the  C(  lumbia  River,  here  one 
mile  across,  90  miles  from  the  sea,  and 
120  miles  s  from  Olymjtia.     This  is 
one  of  the  oldest  settlements  in  Wash- 
ington Territory,  having  been   estali- 
lished  by  the  Hudson   liay  Company 
at  an  early  day,  and  was  their  j  vinei- 
pal    settlement    west    of  the    Rocky 
iVIountains ;  Fort  Vancouver  is  located 
here. 
Raker  William,  proprietor  livery  stable 
lUGGS  ANDRKVV  proprtor  Alia  House 
Rrant  Joseph,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
BROW  I),  proprietor  Oro  Fino  Saloon 
Caples  J  F,  attorney  at  law 
Caples  H  L,  attorney  at  law 
Cochran  Hiram,  postmaster 
CRAWFORD,  SLOCUM  &  CO,  general 

merchandise 
Fletcher  J  M,  attorney  at  law 
Fox  Peter,  tailor 
Hines  H  K,  Rev  (Methodist) 
Jones  James,  dep  collector  U  S  Int  Rev 
Jones,  Turnbull  &  Co,  dry  goods 
Kaiser  S,  general  merchandise 
Kline  —  Mrs,  millinery 
Lancaster  C.  nttorney  at  law 
Lnneruve  A  J,  attorney  at  law 
Lyon  S  M,  general  merchandise 
iVIaney  John,  baker 
Marony  J  T,  merchant  tailor 
Marsh  &  Durgan,  blacksmiths 
McCarthy  John  Rev,  clergyman  (Episc) 
Mc(irath  W  H,  boots  and  shoes 
I  Moore  «&  Sovey,  boots  and  shoes 
JO'KEANE   P,  proprietor  Young  Anur- 
ica  Saloon 
Potter  J  I),  attorney  at  law 
Rankin  J  L,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 
Riggs  A,  proprietor  Alta  House 
Schotield  N,  general  merchandise 
Sheffield  D  H  Mrs,  groceries,  etc 
SAHTH  J  F,  gener.il  merchandise 
STRUVE    II    G,   publisher   Vancouver 

Register  and  attorney  at  law 
TURNIJULL  JAMES,  captain  steanici 

Fanny  Troupp 
Wall  David,  apothecary 
Weeden  George,  harness  and  saddlery 
Wintler  M,  general  merchandise 
Wise  Joseph,  general  merchandise 


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WAKIAKUM  COUNTY.  Boumlm  es— North  by  Cliehalis,  east  by  Cow- 
A  litz,  south  by  tlic  Coliitnbin  River,  and  west  by  Pacific.  Tii«!  surface  of  this  county  is 
I  rougii  and  mountainous,  with  numerous  tracts  of  fine  agricultural  and  timber  lands. 
(I  Th(;  ]ioi>ulation  of  the  county  is  small,  and  its  productions  are  limited  compared  with 
I  other  districts  of  the  Territory.     Area,  22o  square  miles.     County  seat,  Cathlamet. 

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Walla  Walla,  (or  Fort  Walla  Wtilla) 
Witlhi  Wallii  Co,  P  (),  county  seat 
"Walla  Walla  Co,  situated  on  the 
Walla  Walla  river,  .'50  miles  e  of  the 
Cnlmnbia  river  and  410  miles  s  e  of 
Olympia.  The  emigrant  loute  to 
Oregon  pas.ses  through  this  city. 

Al»l)ot  John  F,  livery  stable 

Bilker  1)  S  &  Co,  general  merchandi.«e 

Uarrctt  William  II,  proprietor  Montana 

Saloon 
Bauer  T,  fancy  goods  and  cigars 
Ihiit  .Toseph,  proprietor  Washington  Hotel 
BKKCHTKL  OSWALD,  imkvry 
BROWN    BROS   &   CO,  general   mer- 

chtuulise 
BROWN  N  &  E,  general  merchandise 
Ciiatnberlain  Peasley  li  Rev,  clergyman 

(Congregationalist) 
Colinaii  F  W,  drugs  and  medicines 
Conden  John  IJ,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
COOK  JOSIAII  D,  saddle  and  harness 

maker 
f^'()sgrov(!  Michael  C,  proptr  Gem  Saloon 
(ox  Lewis,  jiroprietor  Co|)pei  Creek  S  M 
Diiuiifouft'er  M,  proptr  Union  Saloon 
DAY  J  IIERVEY,  druggist  and  iissayer 
DAY  L,  forwarding  and  commission 
Deardoft'  James  I)  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth) 
D'ilahanty  John  Rev,  clergyman  (Cath) 
Duvell  &  Massam^  proprietors  planing  mill 

and  carriage  shop 
Diigan  Frank  P,  attorney  at  law 
Dusenbery  &  Bros,  general  merchandise 
ELMER  A  B,  assayer  and  jeweler 
Fiaiik  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Fargo  Sheldon  B,  attorney  at  law 


'  Gibson  Williatn  C,  physician 
Gl.issford  &  Shield.s,  planing  mill 
(iiiichard  Rtdph,  genend  merchandise 
Halde  Father  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Harris  Isaac,  clothing 

HARTMAN  M,  hotel  proprietor 
Howard  &  Cady,  groceries 
Laac  Joshua  C,  groceries  and  hardware 
ISAACS  HENRY  P,  proprietor  Excel- 
sior Flouring  Mills 
JACOBS  C  &  CO,  general  merchandise 
Johnson  Herbert  E,  postmaster  and  books 

jiiid  stationery 
Johnson  Parish  B,  attorney  at  law 
Joseph  Gustavo,  proprietor  City  Hotel 
Keimey  Luther  C,  physician 
Kinsey  Stephen,  physician 
Kohlhautf  William,  general  merchandise 
KYGER  ALPHEUS,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Laman  A  G,  asst  assessor  U  S  Int  Rev 
Lasater  &  Langl'ord,  attorneys  at  law 
Linkton  S,  (Mill  Creek)  proptrs  saw  mill 
Lock,  Long  &  Gilbreth,  proptrs  grist  null 
Lo;ipe  &>  Dannenbaum,  gen  merchandise 
Meyer  &  Businger,  brewery 
Mix  James  D,  attorney  at  law 
NEWELL   AVILLIAM    H,  editor  and 
■  ])ublislier  Walla  Walla  Statesman 

;  Orselle  Frank,  bakery  and  groceries 
j  Overholtzer  &  Jacobs,  proprietors  Phainix 
I  Flouring  Mills 

!  Parker  H,  attorney  at  law 
Perkins  J  B,  proptr  Mill  Creek  saw  mill 
Phillips   William,  hardware,  stoves,  and 

tinware 
Rankin ,  proprietor  Union  Hotel 


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REESK  ISIIAM  T,  proprietor  Standard 

Flouring  Mill  and  distillery 
Reynolds  Amos   II,   proprietor    Frontier 

Flouring  Mills 
Scliwaiiaclicr  IJros  &  Co,  gfn  nidse 
Sliarpstein  B  L,  attorney  at  law 
Sliiel  Edward,  cabinet  manufactory 
Simmons    Samuel,  watclimaker  and  c- 

graver 
STEIN BERGER  G  M,  physician.  Fort 

Walla  Walla 


I  Stephens  William,  groceries 

Stevenson  E,  physician 
'  Sylvester  H  W,  dep  collector  U  S  Int  Rev  ' 

Teegarden  William,  auctioneer 

TERRY  &  DIJRELL,  proprietors  Bank 
j  t^xchange  Saloon 

Thomas  George  &  Co,  proptrs  stage  line 
Umatilla  and  Wallnia  to  Boise  City 

Tierney  Thomas,  livery  stable 

Vanter&  Cox,  proptrs  Touchet  Saw  Mills ; 
1  Wait  S  M,  proprietor  flouring  mills  i 


WALLA.  WALLA  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  the  Columbia  and  S 
Snake  Rivers,  ea^t  by  Idaho  Territory,  soiilli  by  the  Columbia  River  and  Slate  of  h 
Oregon,  and  west  by  Yal'ima  and  Klikitat.  This  is  one  of  the  most  important  counties  3 
in  the  Territory,  containing  numerous  tracts  of  productive  land,  with  an  abundance  of  i 
timi)er  for  manufacturing  purposes.  Value  of  assessable  property,  SI,''>'V.(,H27.  Acres  o 
of  land  under  cultivation,  17,'Ji31.  Area,  8,000  square  miles.  County  seat,  Walla  H 
Walla.  I  eg 

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Walla  Walla. 


Prolmte  .Jiid^jc 

Auditor "         "       ....        "  "     

Distiict  Attornov S    R.  Fnrtjo '      "  "     

Slieiiff '. A.  Stitol "  "     

Tmisiirei- Fiiiius  McAiilifT. . .  i      "  "     

Assessor H.  M.  Ho.l^'cs  . , . .  i      "  "     

Siirvt'vor :  VrtCHiicv 

Coroner |  A.  .1.  Mine- Wulla  Walla 

Superinterdeiit  Piililie  Seliools^  ,J.  K.  Wcixl "  "     

Comiiiissioiier — 1st  District..    T.  1'.  Pn};e Upper  Mill  Creek. 

"  2d         "       ..    1).  M  .lessee Lower  Mill  Creek. 

"  .Id         "       ..■  Klisha  I'iiij: IVtit  Creek 


July,   1867..  i Fees. 


1867. 
1866. 


For  diem. 


1867 


1868. 
1866. 


Fees. 

Si5  and  Fees. 

Per  diem. 


WALLA  WALLA  STATES^IAN,  Wil- ' 

liain  II  Newell  editor  and  publisiier 
W'olfstein  &  Bros,  cigars  and  tobiicco 

Wallula,  ^Valla  Walla  Co,  P  O,  on  the 
east  bank  of  the  Columbia  at  the  ■ 
mouth  of  the  Walla  Walla  river,  W  ■ 
miles  w  of  AValla  Walla.  A  stage  I 
line  connects  thi.s  place  with  Idaho  | 
and  Montana  territories  via  W^alla  i 
Walla 

DAY  LEWIS,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchant 
Flanflers  &  Felton,  general  merchandise 
Flanders  Alvin,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

and  postmaster 
Ilutchins  Benjami  .  P,  gen  mdse 
Juber  Horace,  blacksmith 
Moon  Margaret,  restaurant 
Perkins  &  Hall,  proptrs  Wallula  Hotel 
Stevens    Hazard,    agent   Oregon    Steam 

Navigation  Co 


Vansyckle    &    Britton,  proprietors  Bank 

Excliange  Saloon 
VANSYCKLE  JOHN  M,ntty  at  law 

WashOU^al,  Clarke  Co,  P  O,  20  miles 
e  of  Viiucouver,  on  the  n  bank  of 
the  Colun:bia  river 

Hart  George,  postmaster 

Whatcom.  Whatcom  Co,  P  O,  county 
seat  of  Whatcom  county,  150  miles 
n  e  of  Olympia,  on  the  eastern  shore 
of  Bellingham  Bay,  formerly  a  place 
of  considerable  note  during  the  ex- 
citement of  the  Frazer  river  goM 
mines.  The  Bellingham  Bay  coal 
mines  are  located  at  this  i)lace. 

Bellingham  Bay  Co,  general  merchandise 
Utter  W,  postmaster 


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HABON  *  HAHUirS  OROANS.    A.  KOHLEB.  Affent,  San  Fnmoisoo. 


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WHATCOM  COUNTY.  Dounclaries— North  by  Uritinh  Colnmbin,  en^t  by 
the  Cascade  raii<»e  of  mountains,  soutli  by  Snohomish,  and  west  by  the  Gulf  of  Geor- 
(jiii.  Tlie  surface  of  tliis  county  is  mountainous  and  uneven,  and  the  hind  in  the  val- 
leys is  rich  and  productive.  The  islands  of  San  Juan,  Lopez,  Orcas  and  Fidal^o,  are 
included  within  the  limits  of  tiiis  county.  IMount  linker,  one  of  tin-  Ciu  cade  liange, 
is  in  the  north  part,  and  is  10,700  feet  high.  Area,  3,500  square  miles.  County  scat, 
Whatcom. 

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INCIMIIKST. 


rioliate  Jiulfrc HA.  Mm-sli 

Auditor Kilwni-il  Kldridtje . . 

District  Attorney IniiiO!)  K.  Kcnncily 

Slioritl" ". v.  V.  Liuie ". 

Tivasiircr C.  (".  Fiiikhoiior  .. 

Assessor F.  F.  Lnno 

Curoncr Wiliiiun  Miinks. , . 

Sii|ii'iintoii(K'nt  riildic  Schools  Eii;j;uiiu  Jiispcr. . . . 
Cuinmissioner — 1st  District 
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Wlintcoin Inly,    18G8 . .  ;  Foes. 


Port  Towiiseiid . . . 
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18(18. 


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WhidbyS  Island,  inland  Co,  (P  O    Willopa.    Pacific    Co,    (P   0  address. 


address,  Coupevillc)  a  large  island  at 
the  mouth  of  Admiralty  Iidet  near 
Port  Townsend.  It  is  50  miles  long, 
and  from  .'}  to  10  miles  wide,  contain- 
ing a  ninnber  of  extensive  and  fertile 
pniiries,  and  is  being  st-ttled  rapidly. 
Coupevillc,  county  seat  of  Island  Co, 
is  located  here. 


Kort  Willopa)  on  the  Willopa  river 
about  40  miles  n  c;  of  Oysterville,  a 
lumber  manufacturing  locality 

Woods  Prairie.  Snohomish  Co,  (P 
O  address,  Snohomish  City)  tin  agri- 
cultural lociility  near  Snohomish  City 


WhiSCaW.  Chebalis  Co.  (P  O  address,    Yakima.  Yakima  Co,   (P  O  addres.s 
>i \  .>n  ...:i I-  »t  „  Dalles)  an  Indian  reservation  located 


jMontesano)  20  miles  w  of  Montesano 


on  the  Yakima  riv(;r  Jibout  tiO  miles 

TTTui*-»  -»{«*.,,,_  !'•      n     /^r»  /-\     1 1  n  "1  *''«  nalles  (see  Kort  Simcoe) 

White  River,  King  Co,  (P  O  address,  '^  ^ 

Sciittle)   a  rich  agricultural  locality    Carman  Waters,  proptr  Simcoe  Saw  Mill 
I         near  Seattle  ! 

YAKIMA  COUNTY  (formerly  Ferguson)  was  created  by  an  Act  of  the  Leg- 

isliilure  during  the  session  ol   18(51-5,  but  as  yet  remains  unorganized.     (Jold  j)lacers 
I  have  been  worked   to  some  extent  on  the  Wenatchee  and   Coluinbiii  liivcrs  bordering 

on  this  county.     Yakima  Uiver  Hows  diagonally  through  the  county  from  northwest  to 

foulheast. 

Yelm.  Thureton  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  from  |  O'Neal  Charles,  postmaster 
:        Olympitt 


WASHINGTON  STANDARD, 

PUBLISHED  EVERY    SATURDAY. 

UEVOTKO     TO 

Ne\vs,  Politics,  the  Dis.semination  of  Useful  Informa- 
tion, and  the  promotion  of  the  Best  Interests  ol 

WASHINGTON    TERRITORY. 

Terms,  E»er  A-nniim,  8:i  50.  Kor  Hlx  MontUs,  Ijita  OO. 

JOHN  MILLER  MURPHY,  Editor  and  Proprietor, 


A.  BOIIAN  ft  Co.,  San  Franoiaoo,  receive  New  Books  br  every  Steamer. 


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NOBTH  AMSBIOA  TiIFI*]  IN'STTRAN'OB  CO.  The  best  oompsny  In  the  United  States. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


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CALIFORNIA  TO  IDAHO 


i 

The  Cnlifoiniu  nn<1  LJnIm  Line  of  Sraccs  I.-nvo  OKOVILLE  mid  CIIICO  for  RrBY,  SILVKR 
and  IJOISK  t'lTIKS,  IDAHO,  kvbuy  oriiKit  day,  on  tho  nrriviil  of  tlie  Sacmnicnto  MaiU,  mnk- 
injr  the  trip  in  fOUlt  /J.-ll^.S,  •Mrrvin;;  the  U.  S.  Mails  anil  Expri'ss.  Kotnrnini;,  leaves 
noiSH,  lUHY  and  SILVEK  CITIES  cverv  otiior  dav,  for  California,  foniu'etiii«  at  Oroville.  the 
Kaiiroad  Terniiniis,  for  Saerainento.  This  line  runs' via  BUi  MEAI>()W.S,  SL'SAN  VIFJJ), 
GKANITE  CKEEK,  BLACK  1U)CK,  FORT  McCAHUY,  CAMP  C.  F.  SMITH,  CAMI' 
LYON.  At  BIG  MEADOWS  it  connects  witli  the  Stage  Lino  to  INDIAN  VALLEY,  witliout 
dclaj'  to  I'assen^'crs. 

FA.  RE: 

From  Chico  to  Ruby  City,  I.  T $60 

"      Oroville  to  Kuby  City 62 

"      Chico  to  Susanville 10 

••      Oroville  to  Susanville 12 

"      Chioo  to  Indian  Valley 10 

"      Oroville  to  Indian  Valley 12 

riwson^icis  iillDwod  Iwciity-tlvo  poiiniisdrilni-'iiiinc.  Kxtra  Baniint'c,  or  Krclnlil.  tlilrty  lonts  piT  iimiiid  frcim  Cliii  m 
to  idibv  mill  SilviT  Ciiios. 

Stnui's  leave  <!lili'iMlurliik'()>'t(>lier  mi  iveii  iliilen.  Ilnrinu  Niivi'iiilier  "H  imM  iliitet,  Diirliii.'  necembpreiievcii  iliil.  * 

Kreluht  iiiil  r.xtni  ltll^;^'lls;l'  to  hu  sent  li.v  llil.'t  l.lne  iiiiist  he  dellvereil  at  the  titllee  In  Chlei)  hy  K'j  u'elmk  p.m..  nji 
tliedav  lit  di'iKiitnrc. 

[I^  OKHCi:  -.Vt  tlie  .ttore  of  TIIO.S.  J.  HIDWKLL,  corner  ollJruadway  and  Krimt  Street!,  CIihM.  Cal. 


0:V  AND  A.FTEU  A.UGUST  Isl:,  1800. 

WILL    DISCONTINUE    CARRYING    FREIGHT, 

WELLS,  FAlKiO  &  CO.  having  made  arrangements  with  them  for  the 
transportation  of  all  Freight  going  over  their  route. 


WELLS,  FARGO  &  GO'S 

Fast  Freight  Line ! 


GREAT  REDUCTION  ON  FREIGHT  TO  IDAHO ! 

THROUGH  IN  SIX  DAYS  TO  BOISE  CITY. 

Fiom  and  after  AUGUST  1st,  18GC,  until  further  notice,  our  rates  for  FAST 
FREIGHT  will  be  as  follows: 

From  Portland  to  Jioine  Cltu 2^  cents  per  pound. 

"  "  "  Idaho  Citji HO     "        "         " 

"  "       *' itubji  citv sa    "      "      " 

**  '*  "  Bocky  Bar 40     "       "         " 

AVEL.LS,    FA.lEtGO    &,    CO. 

FAOn^O  INStrBANCO  GO.   Oaah  AneU,  $1413.802.82. 


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ADA  COUNTY.  Organized  1864.  Boundaries— North  hy  Boise,  east  by 
Altiira!",  south  by  the  Snake  River,  and  west  by  the  State  of  Oregon.  The  surface 
of  this  county  is  generally  rough  and  uneven,  but  fertile  tracts  of  agricultural  land  are 
found  in  the  vicinity  of  the  river  bottoms.  Boise  City,  the  Territorial  capital,  is 
located  in  this  county.     County  seat,  Boise  City. 


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ISCIMUKNT. 


ItKSinK.SCK.         i  TiTiii  KxplriB.   I       SALAKY. 


I'rolintc  Judge |  John  L.  Kline  .... 

County  Clerk 111.  1).  IIiirrinf;ton. 

District  Attorney |  K.  J.  Curtis 

Sheritr |  iFohu  Duval 

Rei'order Andrew  Cooper. . . 

Treasurer 1  J.  11.  T.  (Jrcen 

Assessor  [  Augustine  Haas. . . 

Surveyor James  II.  Slater. . . 

'  Coroner |H.  li.  Conway .... 

I'ulilic  Administrator U.  H.  Lindsay, . . . 

Superintendent  Public  Schools {  Thomas  (iraham. . 


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Fees. 


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Fees. 


1869; 


ALTUBAS  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  and  east  by  Montana  Terri- 
tory, south  by  Oneida  and  Owyhee,  and  west  by  Boise.  This  county  has  a  moun- 
tainous surface,  with  an  abundance  of  water  for  milling  and  mining  purposes.  A 
large  number  of  rich  gold  and  silver  claims  have  been  developed,  and  there  are  now 
(November,  18()G)  engaged  in  crushing  the  ore  twelve  quartz  mills,  with  an  aggregate 
of  nearly  150  stamps.  Placer  diggings  exist  on  Feather  lliver,  Yuba  River,  and 
Grouse  Creek.     County  seat,  Rocky  Bar. 

OFFICERS. 


OKKIC'E. 


County  Jud);c 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Slicritr 

Recorder  

Treasurer 

Assessor   

Surveyor  

Coroner  

Public  Administrator 

Superintendent  Public  Schools 


INCIMIJENT. 


UEHIDEXCE. 


Torm  Expires. 


Vol.  G.  Anderson. 
James  11.  Roberts. 

E.  J.  Curtis 

•Tames  McLaren . . . 

C.  H.  Rogers 

Charles  Cavallin . . 
David  C.  Walker. . 
William  Kelly.... 
John  Shorter. ..... 

Vacant 

V.  S.  Anderson . . . 


Rocky  Bar. 


January  1869 


I  Rocky  Bar. 


January  1869 


SAI-AKV. 


Fees, 
fi 

$1,500. 
Fees. 


January  1869  F 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Atlanta  City,  Alturns  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Rocky  Bar)  IG  miles  n  e  of 
Uocky  IJar 

Comstock  &  Co,  general  merchnndise 
Crane  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
(ioldstone  &  I'lii Hips,  general  merchandise  i 
Ilicka  &  Co,  general  merchandise  | 

I 
Banner,  Boise  Co,  (P  O  address,  Idaho 
City)  80  miles  n  e  of  Idaho  City 

Bear  Lake,  Oneida  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Malade  City)  450  miles  e  of  Boise 
City  ;  estimated  population,  300 

Boise  City,  Ada  Co,  P  O,  Capital  of 

Idaho  Territory  and  County  seat  of 

Ada  Co,  situated  on  the  north  bank  of 

tlie  Boise  liiver ;  estimated  popula-  j 

tion,  2,050  I 

i 
Adolph  &  Lemp,  proprtrs  Boise  Brewery 

Agnew  James  D,  livery  stable  I 

ATJ.ee   WILLIAM    II,   agent   Wells. 

Forgo  &  Co 
Beochey  Hill,  propr  stage  line  to  Ruby  City  ■ 
Bilicke  &  Logan,  general  merchandise         i 
Billings  C,  dentist  | 

BLOSSOM  J  M,  general  merchandise       j 
Boyle  Robert,  cigars,  etc  ; 

Broadbent  J  B  &  Co,  watchmakers  and 
jewelers  j 

Brockie  W,  fruit,  produce,  etc 
Burmester  S,  alty  at  law  and  notary  public 
Campbell  D  G,  physician 
Caro  Simon,  general  mercha.idise 
Carpieu  &  Hax,  proprietors  Franklin  Res- 
taurant 
CHICK  OEORGE  H,  hardware,  stoves, 

tinware,  iron,  steel,  pumi)s,  etc 
Clark  &  Welsh,  saloon  and  bakery 
Clark  F  C,  dentist 

Crawford,  Slocum  &  Co,  general  mdse 
CURTIS  &  GEORGE,  attorneys  at  law 
Drake  D  D,  livery  stable 
Durell  B  M  &  Co,  genl  mchts  and  proprs 
passenger,  express  and  fast  freight  line 
Elliott  James,  general  merchandise 
Ellsworth  II  M,  proprtr  Overland  House 
Emerson  &  Allison,  proprietors  grist  mills, 

Boise  River 
Fackler  St  Martin,  clergyman  (Presbyrn) 
Frisbie  H  M,  livery  stable 
GILLESPIE  ROBERT  L,  news  depot 
Gillispie  &   Chapman,  proprietors   Chal- 
lenge Saloon 


Greathouse     &    Stringham,     proprietors 

Idaho  City  Toll  Road 
Green  J  II  T,  proprietor  Stage  House 
GrilRn  James  W  &  Co,  proprietors  Over- 

laml  House 
HAILEY,     GREATHOUSE    &    CO, 

proprs  Walltt  Walla  Stage  Lino 
Hamilton  H,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Heed  A,  attorney  at  law 
Ilessberg  H  &  Co,  generol  merchandise 
Uolladay's  Overland  Mail  and  Express  Co 

to   Great   Salt   Lake   City,  ...Im  N; 

Todd, agent  \ 

Ilydo  &  Stephenson,  general  merchandise  i 
IDAHO  STATESMAN,  (tri-weekly  an.l '' 

weekly)  Idaho  Statesman  Publishing  j 

Co,  proprietors 
Jacobs  C  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
KENYON  FRANK,  agent  Ph.inix  Fire  ! 

and  Brooklyn  Life  Insurance  Cos      j 
Kline  &  Dart,  groceries,  etc  | 

Kline  A  ]Miss,  teacher  music 
Krall  John,  bakery 

Levinson  &  Warschauer,  general  mdse 
Lindsay  L  B,  livery  stable 
Lindsay  Robert  II,  produce,  cigars,  and  to- 
bacco 
Margary  II  W  0,  attorney  at  law 
Marks  F  F,  mail  carrier  to  Rocky  Bar 
Mclteeny  J  S,  physician 
McLelland  John,  proprietor  Boise  Ferry 
Miller  &  Cummings,  attorneys  at  law 
Mincer  W  S,  physician 
Misener  &  Lamkin,  books  and  stationery 
Misener  J  II,  postmaster 
More  &  Co,  proprs  grist  mill,  Boise  Rivor 
Quivy  &    Graham,  druggists  and  apotlio- 

caries 
REYNOLDS  J  S&  CO, publishers Idalio 

Statesman 
Riggs  &  Hobbs,  saloon 
ROBIE   ALBERT  II,  proprietor  steam 

sash,  door  and  saw  mill,  and  |)roprie- 

tor  saw  mill.  Dry  Creek 
Roth  Daniel,  general  merchandise 
Rouse  D  J,  groceries 
Sampson,  McNary  &  Soward,  proprietors 

Mountain  Saw  lilill 
Smith  &  Y'oung,  saloon 
Smith  Ephraim,  druggist,  apothecary,  and 

physician 
Soward  &  Stark,  proprs  Overland  Saloon 
STEPHENSON,   KENYON  &  RKY- 

NOLDS,  directors  Idaho  Statesman 
Stilts  G  W  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 


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A  I  Stuart  C 

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\  '  Coimry  Jwlm 

County  Clerk 

Distiict  Attor; 

Sherirt'. 

Ki'cuniur  . . . . 

Tmi  surer, . . . 

Assessor   , . , . 

Surveyor  , . . . 

Coroner  .... 

I'lililic  Adrnjni 
Supcrintendcii 


Boonville 

Ruby  C 

of  Jordii 

City;  e 

Cubbin  J,  bii 

Long  &  Jone 

Buena  Vi 

address, 
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City 

Anderson  & 

Ceber  John, 

Connell  J,  ge] 

C'owen  SamuJ 

Dooley  J  J  M 

Duke  W  W,] 

t'islier  A,  hoJ 

Ford&CarpJ 

<^reen  J,  blarl 

Henderson  S 

'look  Joseph,! 

niitchings  S 

!  Iveiley  Henr 


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Statesman 
jnd  wagon 


Stuart  C  H,  physician  I  WELLS.  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

Sliizcnacker  I'eter,  proprtr  City  Brewery '         W  H  Atlee,  anient 

;  Tliomns*  Robert,  restaurant  j  Wliite  D,  rci^taurant 

Tiller  &  Cole,  saloon  Wyatt  &  Forsy  tiie,  saloon 

Wagner  Clinton,  physician  U  S  Army       | 

I 

;  BOISE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Idaho,  east  by  Alturas,  south  by 
Ada,  and  west  by  Ada.  Tliis  county  is  the  ric'iiest  and  most  populous  in  Idalio,  and 
includes  Boise  Basin,  wliich  is  said  to  be  the  largest  and  most  productive  placer  rainin^r 
rcfjion  in  the  Territory.  Tiiere  are  also  many  rich  and  valuable  (|uartz  lodes,  and 
there  are  at  present   (October,  18 fiG)  nine  quartz  mills,  with  an  aggrcn;ate  of  100 

i  stamps,  profitably  engaged  in  crushing  ore  therefrom.     An  abundance  of  wootl  and 

'  water  exists,  for  milling  and  mining  purposes.  The  climate  is  mild  and  serene  during 
lilt'  summer  and  fall,  cold  in  the  winter,  but  generally  healthy  throughout  the  year. 
Warm  springs  exist  within  a  few  miles  of  Idaho  City.  The  towns  of  Idaho  City, 
riac'crville,  Conterville,  and  Pioneer  City,  with  an  aggregate  of  over  10,000  inhiibi- 
tants,  are  included  within  the  limits  of  this  county.     County  seat,  Idaho  City. 

o  F  K  I  c  E  n  8 . 


OFFICE. 


INCrMUKNT. 


ItESinENCK. 


Term  Explron. 


BALAItY. 


. . .  J.  M.  SliopliiTtl. . .  Idiilio  City January  18ti8  Fees. 


186i) 


$1,500. 
Fees. 


County  Jiiil^c 

Comity  Clerit H.  F.  Sayrs 

Distiiit  Attorney I.J.  Miiv  . . 

Slierirt" J.  I.  Cnitchcr |     "         " 

Recorder 'j.   II.  Wiekershain'     " 

Treasurer I.  W.  Wood ;     " 

.\sscssor   F.  H.  Hrittcn "         " 

Surveyor V'aeiint I   

Coroner C  W.  Kireliner. . . ,  Idalio  City 

I'lilillo  Administrator Vacant I   ; : 

Siiiicrintendcnt  I'ulilic  Scliools  Wni.  Fatjan I  Idalio  City January  1869  Fees. 


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BOOnville,  Owyliee  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Ruby  City)  situated  on  the  north  bank 
of  Jordan  Creek,  2  miles  n  w  of  Ruby 
City  ;  estimated  po[)ulation,  400 

Cubbin  J,  blacksmith 

Long  &  Jones,  saloon 

Bueaa  Vista  Bar,  Boise  Co,  (P  o 

address,  Idaho  City)  situated  on  Elk 
and  ISIore's  Creek,  opposite  Idaho 
City 

Anderson  &  Sonna,  blacksmiths 

Cebcr  John,  proprietor  City  Brewery 

Connell  J,  general  merchandise 

Cowen  Samuel,  hotel  proprietor 

Dooiey  .1  J  &  Bro,  groceries,  etc 

Duke  W  W,  saloon 

Fisher  A,  hotel  proprietor 

Ford  &  Carpenter,  livery  stable 

Green  J,  blacksmith 

Henderson  S  J,  general  merchandise 

Hook  Joseph,  saloon 

Ilutchings  S  E,  blacksmith 
I  Kelley  Henry,  saloon 


McLaughlin  D,  attorney  at  law 
Miller  &  Co,  butchers 
More  J  M,  miner 
O'Neil  Robert,  liciiiors  and  billiards 
Rimyun  &  Odberg,  sjiloon 
.Stutsman  George,  blacksmith 
Terhune  Stephen,  blacksmith 
Turner  Robert,  mineral  baths 
VVickert  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Centreville,  Boise  Co,  P  0,  45  miles 
n  of  Boise  City  ;  estimated  population, 
1,100 
Benedict  L  O,  attorney  at  law 
Coe  S  &  Bro,  proprietor  livery  stable 
Davis  J  W,  Magnolia  Saloon 
Duke  B  F  «&  Co,  general  merchants 
Freeman  C  E,  physician  and  druggist 
March  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Martin  &  Johnson,  attorneys  at  law 
Moritz  M  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Reed  E  M  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Ridge  L  Guienc  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Stephens  J  L,  physician 


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A.  BOHAN  ft  Oo.t  Ban  FranoiBoo.   Wbolesale  and  Betail  Dealers  in  Books. 


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KORTn  AMBBIOA  LITX  ZN81TBA1701I  OO.  FolloiM  cuanmtead  hj  Bute  of  New  York 
840  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIKF.CTORY. 

Wnrden  Irn,  hotel  proprietor  Hoise    City,  is   tho   Inrgent    town  in 

Wiiitemnii  &  Co,  pt'tiernl  nu'rclinndii»e  Idnlio  Territory  ;    CHtimated  popiiln. 

Wolfe   Siuiiiiel,   proprietor   rioncer  City  tion,  ineliulinglJiienn  Vista  Bar,  o.MCo 

Toll  lload  j  Adamn  CliarlcA  J,  general  me^cllandi^4U 

Ainslii  (Jeorge,  attorney  nt  law 

Clear  Water   Station,  Nez  IVree  Atkins  J  H&C  II,drug8unamudicin(M 
Co,    (P   O   address,   Lewiston)    .').'}()  Haird  &  Jiidj^e,  saloon 
miles  n  of  Boise  City  ;  estimated  pop-'.  Ualich  L,  rcslniirant 
ulation.  2'JO  I  BAItKKR  L  II,  proprietor  City  Hotel 

Carlton  Charles,  proprietor  ferry  3  miles  |  »«rry  Thomas,  groceries  and  bakery 
above  I...wiston  j  H'''"'',"'!^  *I'  '^V'".'"'"'  '"erchandisc 

Silcott  John,  ferry  proprietor  \\f\'  ^  ^J;  pl'y^'C"'" 

lilaku  L  1,  bookseller,  stationer  and  news 

CUfden,   Altnms   Co,  (P    O   n<l'1res8,j         n^«nt 

lioeky  Bar)  1  mile  n  of  Rocky  Bar    ,  "^^\**'\^  '  "  ^  ^^'  Pi'^'-'liers  Idal... 
■^        '  •'  \         World 

AVaddinpham  &  Co.  general  merchants        Brown    F  C   &   Co,  proprietors   I'ioncir 
Walker  C  W,  attorney  at  law  j  g,„],j  ^Vorks 

I  Brown  J  W,  attorney  nt  law 
Coeur  d*  ^lene,  (P  O  nddrc,       .ew-  Hrown  W  M,  general  merchandise 
iston,  O)  county  seat  of  Laliljli   Co,  Bryant  J  G.  groceries,  (!tc 
8.")  miles  n  of  Lewiston  j  Bunnell  &  Miller,  stoves  and  tinware 

JBIITLKU  K  J,  proprietor  saw  mill 
Durkeevllle,  Nez  Perce  Co,  P  O,  30 .  Byrne  Thomas,  wines  and  li.piors 
miles  e  of  Lewiston  Chipman  M  M,  druggist 

'  Clarisy  John,  i)roprietor  Miner's  Excliani'o 
Elk  City,  Nez  Perce  Co,  PO.Srx)  miles!  Saloon 

n  of  Boise  City,  on  the  head  waters  of  Clark  Charles,  groceries  and  provisions 
the  Clearwater  River  ;  estimated  pop- ,  Clayton,  Yale  &  Co,  books,  stationery,  .i 
ulation,  450  j  fnncy  goods 

!  Cody  John,  saloon 
Florence,  Idaho  Co,  P  O,  Coimty  seatCohn  &  Bohm,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 
ofldahoCo.  on  a  tributary  of  the  Sal-  COMBS,  IIARMKR  &  CO,  proprietors 
mon  River,  2')0  miles  (by  mountain  j  Illinois  Ledge  Mill 

trail)    n    of    lioise    City;    estimated  |  Craig  James,  druggist  and  physician 
population,  600  i  Crowe  &  Peyton,  saloon 

Carl  &  Sanders,  proptrs  Yreka  Restaurant  ^'"'"m'ns  •'  H'  ns'^'ssor  U  S  internal  rev 
Courtney  William,  saloon  i  i^"vison  J  A,  tailor 

Fenn  S  S,  postmaster  '  K<hnonson  P  K,  deputy  sheriff 

Siiisler  Flank  &  Co,  general  merchandise  Kdwards  K  D,  cigars  and  tobacco 
and  mining  store  Emanuel  Louis,  clothing 

i  Fisher  and  JNIeydenbaur,  brewers 

Port  Hall,  Oneida  Co,  (P  O  address,        „..,,.,  ♦   n  n  j     .     o      i     i 

Malade  City)  on  the  emigrant  route :  J*^"*^  ^ "''-'•''  "««"»  Holladay  8    Overland 
to  Oregon,  400  miles  e  of  Boise  City 


ry,  and 


,  Oneida  Co,  (P  O  address,  f^^ry  &  Martin,  gro("eries,  etc 
City)  on  the  emigrant  route :  J*^"*^ ,-^ "''-'•''  «g«"t  Holladay  8 
...   jnn  m;i...  o  ,.♦•  ii^;.^  n;.,, '  ^      Express^ 

Fitzgerald   E  P  «&   Co,  hardware 

Happy  Camp,  Alturas  Co,  (P  O  ad-'    ,  .  ^\^*^^'  *'^  „  ,      , 

drtls  Rocky  Bar)  a  mining  locality  4 1  .^^'^^^^^IjX*^  ^'"^  '"'^'' 

miles  from  Rocky  Bar  '"""  ' 

Crossan  B,  attorney  at  law 
Loomis  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


A.] 


iron, 


Idaho  City,  Boise  Co,  P  O,  County 
seat  of  Boise  Co,  on  a  confluence  of 
More  and  Elk  Creeks,  36  miles  n  eof 


Ganahl  Frank,  attorney  at  law 
Gilbert  &  Henley,  attorneys  at  la,w 
Goldstrup  &  Co,  ditch  proprietors 
Graf  Jacob,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Greathouse  &  Kelly,  proprietors   Center- 

ville  Stage  Line 
Iladlock  J  W,  physician  , 

Hafendorfer  &  Bro,  groceries  ' 


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i  Hale  O  C 
I  Heard,  M 
Ditd 
I  Heller  Fr 
'<  Holbi'ook 
Holninn  & 
Hunt  Geoi 
eeries 
IDAHO  'J 
I         prietoi 
IDAHO  A 
publisi 
ISAACS  I 
Ji'iiny  Lind 
.Tmik  &  Co, 
\h   Ivfitliloy  W 
I    Iveller  J,  pr 
'•    Kelly  J  J, , 
Kingsley  C 
Kircliiier  C 
K'oenigsbern' 
Ivraft  F,  slo^ 
l-aiicr  &  Swi 
I.azariis  &  H 
''iicy  B  A,  gi 
MA LONE 
fiorfer  1 

Territori 
SlaiistiflJ  J 

Miirlin  &  J„|, 
May  &  Magr, 
Mu  Clinfoek 
McCiown  J  L 
MeLaiiglilin  I 
Menitt  d  C, 
Mciritt  S  A, 
Miller  Ira  N, 

IDAHO 

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limits  niinieroif 
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Co,,  i„y  Clerk 

'  istrirt  AttorneJ 
Wieriff 

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I  Surveyor  . .' ', 
I  Coroner  . 

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llulf!  O  C,  attorney  at  law 

Ilt'iird,  More  &  Co,  proprietors  Pino  Creek 

Ditch 
Ht'ilcr  Frederick,  asflayer 
llolbrook  K  D,  attoriiey  nt  law 
Holriian  &  IIopkiiiH,  Hulnon 
Hunt  GcorfTi'  W,  wholesale  and  retail  gro- 

ctM'ioH  and  provisions 
IDAHO  TIMKS,  Shepherd  &    Co,  pro- 

jirietors 
IDAHO  WOULD,  T  H  Bowman  &  Co, 

pulilishers 
ISAACS  D  &  .1,  dry  jjoods  and  clothing 
Joiiny  liind  Theater,  S  G  Uoitenbaiiin  prop 
Jiiiik  &  Co.  photographers 
Kt'ithley  William  R,  attorney  at  law 
Killfr  .1,  produce,  etc 
Kelly  •!  J,  saloon 

Kiiifi^Iey  C  S.  l»oots  &  shoes,  hardware,  etc 
Kircluier  C  W,  physiciun 
Koenifjsberger  S  &  Hro,  assayers 
Kiiift  F,  stoves,  tinware,  hardware,  etc 
Liiiier  &  Swinn,  general  merchandise 
Lfizarus  &  Drother,  general  merchandise 
liUey  H  A,  grocer  and  commission  mchn't 
MALONE    P   J,  oHicial    short  hand  re- 
porter Third  Judicial    District    and 
Territorial  J'rinter  elect 
Manslicld  J  S,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Martin &.Tohnson, dry  goods  and  groceries 
.May  &  Magraw,  attorneys  at  law 
Mc  Clintock  &  Stewart,  livery  stable 
Mi(J()wn  J  L,  attorney  at  law 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  attorney  at  law 
Merritt  (I  C,  restaurant 
Menitt  S  A,  attorney  at  law 
Miller  Ira  N,  propr  Miner's  Home  Hotel 


Nowhouso   &   Scheelinc,  dry   goods  and 

clothing 
Pinkham  E,prop  stage  line  to  Pioneer  City 
Pinney  James  A,  P  JNl.  books  and  stationery 
Poujado  T  C,  propr  Poujade  House 
Poulin  A  Z,  Rev,  clergyman  (Rom  CAtli) 
Powell  &  Coe,  forwarding  and  commission. 

and  general  merchandise 
Remish  Louis,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Roberts  William,  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth) 
Rosborough  &  Preston,  attorneys  at  law 
Rosenbaum  S  C,  gents'  t'urnishing  goods 
Rortenbaum  S  G,  prop  Jenny  Lind  Tlwater 
Rosenthal  ALix,  general  merchandise 
SAUNDERS  A  I),  miner 
Scaniker  S  P,  attorney  at  law 
Shafer  J  R,  attorney  at  law 
SHEPHERD  &  CO,  proprietors  and  pub- 
lishers Idaho  Times 
SHEPHERD  J  M.  attorney  at  law 
Shepherd  Mrs  R  C,  latlies'  wear 
Sims  Columbus,  attorney  at  law 
Simpson  T  J,  gunsmith 
Snelling  R  R,  attorney  at  law 
Stobliart  I  T,  contractor 
S  TREET  II  C,  attorney  at  law 
Taylor  John,  proprietor  Taylor's  Exchange 

Saloon 
VAJEN   CHARLES    D,  notary  public 

and  conveyancer 
Vantine  &   Co,  leather  findings,  etc,  and 

general  merchandise 
Wait  Charles  li,  attorney  at  law 
WOOD  J  W  &  CO,  general  merchandise 
Wood  N  IJ,  attorney  at  law 
Woodman  (r  W,  collector  U  S  Lit  Rev 
Wright  Thomas,  ditch  proprietor 


IDAHO  COUNTY.  Boimdaries— North  by  Nez  Perces,  east  by  Montana 
Territory,  south  by  Boise,  and  west  by  Oregon.  This  county  comprises  within  its 
limits  numerous  valleys,  containing  fertile  tracts  of  agricultural  land.  Rich  placer 
mines  exist  on  the  tributaries  of  the  Salmon,  near  Florence.     County  seat,  Florence. 


OFFICERS. 


OrKICK. 


ISCL-MIJENT. 


IIESIDENCK. 


Turin  Kxplrcs. 


I'rulwtc  .JiuIkc If.  A.  Shearer 

Cuiiiity  Clerk :  Perry  Clark 

IMstrict  Attorney j  W.  W.  Thayer  . . . 

I  Slieriff John  S.  Kaniey . . . 

llfeconler iE.  K.  Patterson... 

W.  H.  Steitz 

Julius  Uenaud. ... 

Edward  Hanagan  . 

John  Gorbcr 

Vacant 

Joseph  Souther  . . . 


Fiorenco 


I  Treasurer 

I  Assessor   

I  Surveyor 

I  Coroner 

I  Public  Administrator 

I  Superintendent  Public  Schools 


Washington  , 
Florence  . . . , 


January  18GS 

1807 

"         1869 

1867 


John  Day's  Creek.  I      " 

Fiorenco " 

Washington I      " 


SALAUY. 


Fees. 

$1,500. 
Fees. 


Fiorenco   | January  1867  Fees. 

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John  Day's  Creek,  Idaho  Co,  P  O,  l  Wessell  John,  postmaster 
—  miles  from  Florence  |  Zapp  &  Dangell,  saloon 

KOOTENAI  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  British  Columbia,  east  by 
Montana  Territory,  south  by  Lahtoh,  and  west  by  Washington  Territory.  This  county, 
the  most  northerly  of  the  Territory,  was-  created  by  the  Legislature  of  1864,  and  its 
organization  provided  for  "  whenever  fifty  residents  of  the  district  petition  the 
Governor  therefor."     County  seat,  Sin-na-ac-qua-teen.     [Unorganized.] 

LAHTOH  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Kootenai,  east  by  Shoshone, 
south  by  the  Clearwater  River,  and  west  by  Washington  Territory.  This  county  was 
created  by  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1864,  and  its  organization  provided  for  "  when- 
ever fifty  residents  of  the  district  petition  the  Governor  therefor."  County  seat, 
Coeur  d'Alene.     [Unorganized.] 


Lawyer's  Perry,  Nez  Perce  Co,  on 
the  east  bank  of  Clearwater  River, 
about  65  miles  s  e  of  Lewiston 

Lewiston,  Nez  Perce  Co,  P  O,  County 
Seat  of  Nez  Perce  County,  situated 
at  the  confluence  of  the  Clearwater 
and  Snake  Rivers  ;  distance  north  of. 
Boise  City  (by  mountain  trail)  350' 
miles,  via  Walla  Walla,  430  miles ; 
estimated  population,  650  , 

ANKEN  &  SONS,  general  merchandise  > 
BACON  &  THOMPSON,  general  mer-j 
chandise  j 

Bicon  W,  proprietor  Montana  Express  i 
Belther  &  Church  general  merchandise  '. 
Britner  August,  Globe  Hotel  j 

Brown  &  Sta<?ven,  general  merchandise  i 
liunnell  Bros,  stoves  and  tinware  j 

Constantine  John,  bakery 
Crites  H,  livery  stable 
DAGGETT  J  R  »&  SON,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Dalton  Frank,  attorney  at  law 
Davidson  E  K,  proprietor  Oro  Fine  and 

Pierce  City  Express 
Dwight  &  Bro,  pro[)rietor  Luna  House  and 

livery  stable 
Fairchilds  Z  IL  propr  Elk  City  Express 
Flanagan  James,  postmaster 
Flanagan  James  &  Co,  genl  mdse 
Francois  C  L,  propr  Hotel  de  France 
Gage  James,  general  merchandise 
Gambel    Godfrey,    proprietor    California 

Brewery 
Gerber  I'erdinand,  wholesale  liquors,  ci- 
gars and  tobacco 
Gilman  Alonzo,  liquor  merchant 
Grostein  Alexander,  general  merchandise 


j  Hays  James,  Florence  Saloon 
Hexter  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Hurley  Richard,  assayer 
Isaacs  D  &  J,  dry  goods 
KELLY  M  A,  physician  and  druggist 
McDaniel  William,  attorney  at  law 
Moore  Thas  J,  livery  stable  proprietc. 
Norton  &.  Bunker,  proprietors   Challenge 

Saloon 
O'Neal   James,  Indian  agent  Nez  Perec 

Reservation 
Percell  John  J,  attorney  at  law 
Ramey   &   Co,   proprietors  Warren  and 

Florence  I}x|)ress 
Schenck  Theodore,  saddle  and  harness  nikr 
Seidner  &  Loewenberg,  genl  mdse 
Simmons  Fred  H,  physician  , 

Stainton  Henry  W,  physician  and  surgeon 
Sweeney  A  W,  clergyman  (Presbyt'M'iaii) 
Thayer  William  W,  attorney  at  law 
Truax  Major,  sutler,  Nez  Perce  Indian 

Reservation 
Waldron  &  Co,  proprs  Montana  Express 
Wright  &  luman,  butchers 

Malade  City,  Oneida  Co,  P  O,  Conntv 
seat  Oneida  Co,  4(10  miles  e  of  Hoise  | 
City ;  estimated  population,  425 

MiddletOn,  Ada  Co,  P  O,  60  miles  ffj 
of  Boise  City 

Burner  E,  postmaster 

Miller's  Camp,  Idaho  Co,  (POaJ; 
dress,  Florence)  a  mining  camp,  "i'li'l 
miles  n  of  Boise  City,  near  a  sniali 
tributary  of  the  Salmon  River ;  esti- 
mated population,  150 


The  Directory  of  the  PAOIFIO  ia  oompoaed  of  the  beat  buaineea  men  of  Oalifomia. 


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District  At 

.Slicrift". . . . 

'  Recorder  . 

Treiisiircr, 

Assessor.. , 

Surveyor  . 

Coroner  . . , 

I'iil)lic  A.Iii 

Superintend 

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Territory, 
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Slieriir  . . , 
Recorder  , 
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Surveyor  . . 
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A.  KOHZiBB,  San  Franoiaoo,  Agent  for  Ohlokering  ft  Bon's  Pianos. 


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Hutton  J  H  &  Co,  min'g  and  ditch  proprs 
Rice  &  Co,  mining  and  ditch  proprietors 
Wood  O  G,  mining  store 


Moiint  Idaho,  Nez  Perce  Co,  P  O, 
G5  miles  s  e  of  Lewiston. 

Brown  Loyal  P,  postmaster 


NEZ  FEBCES  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Shoshone  and  Lalitoh, 
east  by  Montana,  south  by  Idaho,  and  west  by  "Washington  Territory.  The  surface  of 
this  county  is  rougli  and  uneven,  and  in  some  portions  mountainous.  The  Nez  Perces 
Indian  Reservation,  consisting  of  one  thousand  square  miles,  is  located  in  this  county. 
There  are  placer  diggings  at  the  confluence  of  the  Snake  and  Clearwater  Rivers. 
County  seat,  Lewiston. 

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OKKirE. 


INCT'SinKXT. 


Aioiizo  Gillman. . , 

Hoiiry  Deck 

Wm.W.  Thayer.. 
John  G.  Berry. . . , 
Seymour  Stiles  . . . 
Miidison  A.  Kelly, 


Probate  Jiulne Aloiizo  Gillman. . .  Lewiston 

Couiuy  Clerk Henry  Deck Clearwater  , 

District  Attorney Wm,  W.  Tha5'er. .  Lewiston 

Slicrit!" 

Recorder  

Treiisurcr 

Assessor !  Philip  Streeter 

Surveyor ;  Vacant 

Coroner 'Henry  A.  Finkham  Lewiston  January  1868 

Piil)lic  Administrator j  Vacant I I 

Superintendent  I'uhlic  Schooliii  Vacant I {  


iHESIDENCE. 


Term  Expires. 


January  1868 


SALAIIY. 


Fees. 
(( 

$1,500. 

Fees. 


Per  diem. 

Fees. 


1  ONEIDA  COUNTY  is  situated  in  the  extreme  southeast  part  of  Idaho 
Territory.  Boundaries — North  by  Territory  of  Montana,  east  by  Territory  of  Da- 
cotah,  south  by  Utiih  Territory,  and  west  b/  Owyhee.  Portions  of  this  county  are 
mountainous  and  uneven,  but  rich  agricultural  lands  are  found  in  vicinity  of  the  river 
bottoms.     The  localities  of  ISIalade   City,  Soda  Springs,  and   Bear   Lake  are   em- 

■  braced  v.:*'iin  the  limi,..,  of  this  county.     County  seat,  Malade  City. 

OFFICERS. 


OKKICE. 


iscrsinEXT. 


KESinEXOE. 


Proliate  .(ud^rc jJohn  Lewis j  Malade  City. 

County  Clerk Louis  Gaiter i      "  "  , 

District  A  itorney E.J.  Curtis i  Boise  City . . . 

Siieritr iGeorne  Ward "       "    ... 

Recorder iB.F.  White 1     "      "    ... 

;  Treasurer tj.  C.  Morrill 

Assessor  '.lames   McCallistcr 


P  O,  County 
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Surveyor  

1  Coroner 

!  Public  Administrator 

I  Superintendent  Public  Schools 


I).  Peck  ... 
Vacant  . . . . 
Vacant  . . . . 
E.J.Davis. 


Term  Expires. 


SALARY. 


July,  1868., 'Fees. 

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i  OrO  FinOi  Sho-shone  Co,  (P  O  address, 
I  Pierce  City)  situated  on  the  head- 
!        waters  of  the  Oro  Fino  River,  450 


miles  n  of  Boise  City,  and  8  miles  e 
of  Pierce  City;  estimated  population, 
350 


OWYHEE  COUNTY  is  situated  in  the  extreme  southwest  part  of  the  Ter- 
ritory. Boundaries — North  by  Ada,  east  by  Oneida,  south  by  Utah  Territory  and 
the  State  of  Nevada,  and  west  by  State  of  Oregon.  The  surface  of  this  county  is 
rough  and  mountainous,  and  in  some  portions  heavily  timbered.  Very  rich  silver 
bearing  ledges  have  been  developed  in  this  county,  and  ten  quartz  mills  are  now 
(October,  186(1)  engaged  in  the  crushing  of  ore  therefrom.    The  towns  of  Ruby 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


City,  Silver  City,  and  Boonville  are  included  within  its  limits.     County  seat.  Ruby 
City. 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICE. 


INCUMIIEST. 


KESIDKSCE. 


Tcnil  Expires.         SAL.VKY. 


Probate  Juil SO C.  G.  Stafford  ... 

County  Clerk '  Vacant 

District  Attorney |  E.  J.  Curtis 

Sheriff A.  C.  Springer... 

Recorder C.  W.  Greenwell . 

Treasurer  j  A.  H.  AVebb 

Assessor   H.  U.  Hill 

Surveyor O.  A.  Pulmer. , , . 

Coroner Vacant 

Public  Administrator !  Vacant 

Superintendent  Public  Schools  O.  11.  Purdy 


Ruby  City January  18C9  Fees. 


Boise  City. 


$1,500. 
Fees. 


Fierce  City,  Shoshone  Co,  P  O,  Co 
sctat  Siioslione  Co,  situated  on  the 
north  bank  of  Oro  Fino  River,  at  the 
mouth  of  Canal  Gulch,  450  miles  n 
of  Boise  City  ;  estimated  population, 
800 

Pioneer  City,  Boise  Co,  P  O,  situated 
on  the  e  side  of  Grimes'  Creek,  55 
miles  n  e  of  Boise  City.  A  thriving 
mining  locality ;  estimated  population, 
1,700 
Boatman  N  C,  postmaster  and  physician 
Britton  Frank  B,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  i 

Co's  Express 
Chapman  W  W,  sec'y  Elkhorn  G  &  S  M  I 
Co  1 

Danskin  &  Bro.s,  general  merchandise        , 
Doland  Michael,  propr  Yreka  Restaurant  \ 
Dudley  C  C,  attorney  at  law 
Duke  &  Baldridge,  general  merchandise 
ELKHORN  G  &  S  M  CO,  C  L  Harring- 
ton, president 
Graham  James,  propr  Graham  Saloon 
Harrington  C  L,  president  Elkhorn  G  & 

S  M  Co 
Holland  G  B,  liquors  and  bil'iards 
Madigan  &  Canady.  mining  store 
PIcCormack  Michael,  propr  Cal  Restaur't 
Poole  John,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Powell  &  Coe.  general  merchandise 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  GO'S  EXPRESS, 

Frank  B  Britton,  agont 
WILSON  BEN,  ditch  owner 
Wolfe  Sam,  proprietor  livery  stable 

Flacerville,  Boise  Co,  P  O,  40  miles 
n  of  Boise  City ;  estimated  popula- 
tion, 1,000 

Baum  &  Gans,  general  merchandise 


The  FACIFIO INSUBANOB  OO.  pays  aU  loues  in  Oold  Ooin. 


Boise  City January  1800  Fees. 

Begelspacher  Max,  bakery 
Blake  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Brown  R  L,  livery  stable 
Donald  William,  blacksmith 
Harris  George,  hair  dresser 
Hart  J  H,  saloon  | 

Hart  T  B,  propr  International  Hotel  ' 

Hazard  J  C,  books  and  stationci-y 
Ilehnuth   Joseph,   brewery,   liquors,   and 
billiards  ! 

Heyd  Louis,  blacksmith 
Iligby  Christopher,  general  merchandise 
Johnson  A,  saloon  ' 

Johnson  J  R,  hair  dresser  ! 

Kimball  B  W,  physician  and  druggist 
Lands  J,  blacksmith 
Orendorf  F  H,  druggist  and  physician 
Ralston  J  II,  physician,  agent  AV\'lls,  Far- 
go &  Co,  and  postmaster 
Shocnbar  II,  general  merchandise  I 

Upton,  Miller  &  Co,  lumber  | 

Witler  IleiH'y,  bakery 

Red  Warrior,  Alturas  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress. Rocky  Bar)  one  mile  and  a  halt 
w  of  Rocky  Bar.  Ricii  gold-bearing 
quar*-^  mines  are  oeing  worked  in  tiiis 
vie:     y. 

Benson  William  B  &  Co,  gei.  M-al  mdse 
Loomis  O  S  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Richmond,  Idaho  County,  (P  O  ad- 
dress, Florence)  a  mining  locality  on 
the  head  wafers  of  Salmon  River, 
230  miles  n  of  Boise  City 

Rocky  Bar,  Alturas  Co,  P  O,  County 
seat  of  Alturas  Co,  100  miles  n  e  of 
Boise  City;  estimated  population,  675 


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Aiulei'son  Volney  S,  attorney  at  law 
Bloch  A  I  «fc  Co,  general  merchandise 
Cavilin  Charles,  assayer  and  jeweler 
Diliey  S  IJ,  general  merchandise 
DiiUell  IJ  IM  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
(ioidston  &  Newbert,  general  merchandise 
(Joidslonc  Phillips,  general  merchandise 
Gi'ay  E  F,  attorney  at  law 
Jerry  C  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
McClaren  James,  general  merchandise 
McFarlane  Hugh,  mining  broker  and  ag't 
O'Connor  John  C,  attorney  at  law 
Pfeiff'er  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Piai'ger  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Kcdon  &  Co,  general  mercliandise 
Sciiwabachcr  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
'    ~  '  haudise 

general  merchandise 


:5ciiwaoacncr  &  1^0,  general  mercnai 
Wadilingham  &  Co,  general  merchai 
■  Woodward  C  &  Co,  general  merchai 


Ruby  City,  Owyhee  Co,  P  0,  County 
,  seat  Owyliee  Co,  70  miles  s  of  I$oise 
j        City;  estimated  population,  1,000 

Abbott  J  M,  doors,  sash,  etc 

IJarlcr,  White  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Bloom  &  Herd,  lumber 
I  Case  Leander,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
;  Clcniniens  AV^illiam,  books,  stationery,  etc 

CLOSK  &  WKSSELS,  proprietors  Idaho 
Billiard  Saloon 


Cole  Thomas  Jr  &  Co,  bankers  and  agenta 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Davenport  &  Johnson,  attorneys  at  law 
DuRell  &  ]Moore,  general  merchandise 
EASTMAN    &    MILLER,    proprietors 

Idaho  Hotel 
Felsenheld  D,  general  merchandise 
Gleissner  C  F,  drugs  and  medicines 
Gurley  J  W,  dentist 
Haines  I  D,  attorney  at  law 
Herman  H  &  Co,  mining  store 
Iloigate  J  C,  books  and  stationery 
Kohlheyer  P  &  Co,  butchers 
Larrabee  Ar  Edmunds,  attorneys  at  law 
Martin  &  Johnson,  attorneys  at  law 
McConnell  k  Dewey,  Bank  Ex  Saloon 
MILLER  JAMES,  attorney  at  law  and 

justice  of  the  peace 
Monroe  Daniel  G,  propr  New  State  Hotel 
Overmier  &  Miller,  pro|)rs  livery  stable 
Page  J  C,  propr  Eclipse  Livery  Stable 
Paige  William,  propr  Clipper  Restaurant 
Pearlman  J  M,  general  mercliandise 
Rickey  T  15,  flour,  grain,  etc 
Robbins  C  P,  jeweler  and  assayer 
Schrader  &  Hosp,  proprs  City  Brewery 
Stafford  C  G,  attorney  at  law 
Stevens  William  S,  propr  Empire  Saloon 
Vincent,  Davis  &  Co,  slock  brokers 
Vincent  W,  notary  public,  and  com  deeds 


\  SHOSHONE  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Koot<?nai,  east  by  Mon- 
tana Territory,  south  by  Nez  Perces,  and  west  by  Lahtoli.  The  surface  of  this 
county  is  generally  mountainous,  except  along  the  river  bottoms,  where  small  tracts  of 
iL'i'tile  land  may  be  found.  There  is  an  abundance  of  timber  for  manufacturing  pur- 
poses, and  gold  placer  diggings  exist  on  the  Oro  Fino  and  Rhodes  Creeks.  Pierce  City 
iuid  Oro  Fino  are  the  only  towns  of  importance  in  this  county.    County  seat,  Pierce  City. 

OFFICERS. 


OKKICK. 


iNci  Mniisr. 


HKSIDKNCE. 


Term  Kxplrca. 


SALARY, 


I'icn'o  City. 


liCwiston. . . 
I'ierco  City. 


Piuhiitc  Jml^fc Siiiuucl  liiiinsiiy  . 

County  Clerk lolin  H.  LoiU'k. . , 

Distrii't  Attorney \V.  W.  TImycr  . . 

Slifrill' ." ■  K.  K.  Diiviilson . , 

Uccorilor '  John  B.  Louek . , . 

Tri'asurcr. 1).  II.  .biunie. . . , 

Assessor  8.  K.  Wayniirc. . 

Surveyor Vacant 

Coroner ,  Vacant 

Pulilie  Ailniinistrntor Vacant 

Superintendent  Pnliiic  Schools  Vacant ' 

Coniniissioncr — Ist  District. .   S.  Kainsay Pierce  City. 

"              2(1        "       . .   W.  H.  Hudson  ...       " 
3d        "       ..  I  C.  T.  Nelson |     " 


January  ISH'J  Fees. 


...I 


186' 


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•  Sl,.')00. 

I  Pees. 

I     II 
I 
II 

Per  diem. 

Fees. 


January  18G7  Per  dicra. 


Silver  City,  Owyhee  Co,  (P  O  address,!  Ayers  E,  boot  maker 

Ruby  City)  70  miles  s  of  Boise  City  ;   Barter,  White  «&  Co,  condensed  meats,  etc 
j        estimated  population,  ;3,175  !  Beckett  T  D,  physician 


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A.  BOUAN  ft  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.   Medical,  Soientiflo,  and  TheoloKioal  Booka. 


Tb*  FoUoiea  of  tha  NOBTH  AMTBRIOA  IiUPB  INB.  CO.  are  indiaputable  flrom  date  of  issue. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Blackinger  V,  butcher 

Blnke  it  Co,  assayers 

Bloom  E,  general  raercliand!!!e 

Brainard  &  Killingsworth,  proprietors 
Morning  Star  Livery  Stable 

Brigliam  &  Weeks,  stoves  and  tinware 

Butcher  &  Lenoir,  general  merchandise 

California  and  Idaho  Stage  and  Fast 
Freight  Co,  C  N  Mullan  agent 

Costiff  <fe  Walker,  hair  dressing  and  baths 

Denny  F  M.  physician 

Dolberg  C  J,  saloon 

Du  Rell  &  INIoore,  general  merchandise 

Dye  J  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Eves  J  M  &  Co,  lumber 

EWING,  BOVING  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Friedman  S,  cigars,  confectionery,  etc 

Ganung  L,  physician 

Glen,  Biggs  &  Wilson,  gen  mdse 

Gooilman  A  &  Bro,  Miners  Brewery 

Goodrich  &  Abbot,  lumber 

Grete  &  Williams,  general  merchandise 

Hamilton  C'yrus,  dentist 

Hardiman  William,  clothing,  cigars,  etc 

Hazard  O  S,  general  merchandise 

Heed  &  Landesman,  attorneys  at  law 

Herman  H  «&  Co,  general  merchandise 

Higbec  L  P,  attorney  at  law 

HOLLADAY'S  OVERLAND  MAIL 
AND  EXPRESS  CO 

Huggan,  Caton  &  Ganahl,  attorneys  at  law 

Killingworlh  &  Brainard,  livery  stable 

KING,  WEIiB  &  CO,  assayers  and 
bankers 

Loucks  A,  livery  stable 

Lovell  J  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Lyman  James,  justice  peace,  notary  pub- 
lic and  commissioner  deeds 

McDaniel  W  R,  butcher 

McDonald  &  Co,  assayers 

McQuaide  &  McQuaide,  attorneys  at  law 

Menge  F  &  Co,  Owyhee  Bakery 

Miller  U  T,  attorney  at  law 

MORE  &  FOGUS,  proprietors  Morning 
Star  C^uarlz  Mill 

Myers  Henry  «fe  (Jo,  general  merchandise 

NEW  YORK  AND  OWYHEE  GOI.l) 
AND  SILVER  MINING  CO,  S  C 
Rubbins  superintendent 

Pearlman  J  M,  general  merchandise 

Pearson  Thomas,  harness  and  saddlery 

Bobbins  C  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Schoenfeld  &  liros,  varieties 

Smith  &  Woodson,  druggists 

Smith  T  II,  notary  public  and  auctioneer 


Sommercarap  &  Bray,  props  Star  Brewery 
Sommercamp  Wm  F,  Challenge  Saloon 
Thomas  W  M,  tailor 
Tuttle  II  H,  carriage  and  wagon  maker 
WASSON  JOHN  &  JOSEPH,  proprie- 
tors Owyhee  Avalanche 
Way  II,  proprietor  City  Hotel 
Wei)b  A  H,  books  and  stationery 
Wickerham  W  H,  general  merchandise 
Williams  &  Slagle,  brewers 
Woodson    A    E,   physician,   apothecary, 

bookseller,  etc 
Young  &  Taylor,  restaurant 

Sinnaacquateen,  (PO  address,  Lew- 

iston,  O)  county  seat  of  Kootenai  Co, 
155  miles  n  of  Lewiston 

Slate  Creek,  Idaho  Co,  P  O,  2G0  miles 
n  of  Boise  City;  estimated  popula- 
tion, 75 

Sheisler  F,  mining  store 

Wood  John,  postmaster  and  hotel  proptr 

Union,  Ada  Co,  P  O,  20  miles  s  e  of 
Boise  City 

Price  E,  postmaster 

Volcano,  Alturas  Co,  (P  O  address 
Boise  City)  situated  at  the  s  w  eml 
of  Big  Camas  Prairie,  65  miles  c  of 
Boise  City 

Warrens  Diggings,  Idaho  Co,  (P 

O  address,  Florence)  a  flourishing 
mining  locality  230  miles  n  of  Boise 
City;   estimated  population,  1100 

Ankeny  &  Sons,  mining  store 
Hayman  Benjamin,  general  merchandise 
Mannel  J  J,  brewery 
Popham  George,  hotel  proprietor 
Ripson  &  Pollock,  saloon 
Sanders  A  H,  dealer  gold  dust 
Sears  C  A,  druggist  and  apothecary 
Stratton  M,  dealer  gold  dust  ! 

Washington,  Idaho  Co,  (P  O  address ; 
Florence)    a    mining  camp   on   tlic 
e  bank  of  Rock  Creek,  230  miles  n  J 
of  Boise  City  j 

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Yuba  City,  Alturas  Co,  (P  O  address 
Rocky  Bar)  18  miles  n  e  of  Rocky 
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MONTANA  TERRITORY. 


Bannack  City,  Beaver  Head  Co,  P 
O,  County  seat  Beaver  Head  Co,  70^ 
miles  w  of  Virginia ;  estimated  pop- 
ulation, 500.  Situated  on  Grftssliop- 
per  Creek,  a  tributary  of  the  Beaver 
Head  River. 


Barrett  &  Shineberger,  stock  dealers 

Bessette  A,  general  merchandise 

Bray  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Brown  George  M,  carpenter 

Cliacksfield  George  T,  lime  dealer 

Cornell  &  Hildreth,  stock  dealers 

Denar  W  H,  carpenter 

Dunbar  J  F,  assayer 

Dougheny  &  Mahan,  flour  merchants  and 

freighters 
Everett   Charles  I),  attorney  at   law  and 

siipt  Uocky  Mountain  G  &  S  SI  Co** 
French  G  1),  brewery 
Galloway  J  31.  attorney  at  law 
•chandise    S?    Goodrich  W  C,  hotel  proprietor 

llarby  James,  groceries  and  liquors 
Liavitt  E  D,  physician 
Lovell  &  Curtis,  stock  dealers 
McCamnion  James,  freighter 
Mead  C,  attorney  at  law 
Noyes  (r  H,  blacksmith 
I'atton  J  B,  physician 
PKABODY  BEN  S,  notary  public 
Phelps  E  F,  attorney  at  law 
Pond  H  S,  carpenter 
Pyers  John,  blacksmith 


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Rafter,  King  &  Co,  butchers 
Robinson  &  Wright,  lime  dealers 
Roe  Isaac  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Smith  &  Graeter,  general  merchandise 
Stai)leton  G  AV,  attorney  at  law 
Sturgis  William,  lumber  merchant 
Toolhill  R  H,  freighter 
Trask  C  O,  stock  dealer 
Watson  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Weed  H  D,  postmaster 
White  P,  flour  merchant 
Williams  J  N,  liipiors  and  billiards 
Yeariau  George,  general  merchandise 
Yeariau  Jacob,  freighter 

Benton  City,  Choteau  Co,  (P  O  ad- 
dress. Fort  Benton)  County  seat  of 
Choteau  Co,  400  miles  n  w  of  Virginia 
City ;  estimated  jmpulation,  1,500. 
Situated  on  the  north  bank  of  the  Mis- 
souri River,  c  of  the  Rocky  Mountains 

Baker  J  G,  storage,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchant 

Carroll  &  Steel,  forwarding,  storage,  and 
general  merchants 

Hamilton  A  B,  news  agent 

Melton  &  Taylor,  storage,  forwarding,  and 
commission  merchants 

Northwest  Fur  Co,  general  merchants 

Smidt  Jacob,  restaurant 

Upham  H  D  notary  public 

Wright  George  W,  Indian  agent 


O  addre?3  •  i     BIG  HORN  COUNTY.     This  is  an  unorganized  county  in  the  southeastern 
of  Rocky  ^^^  I  portion  of  the  Territory.     It  is  said  to  be  an  excellent  grazing  country,  but  as  yet  little 
I  is  known  of  its  agricultural  and  mineral  resources. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


BEAVER  HEAD  COUNTY.  Boiuularies— North  by  Deer  Lodge  and 
Missoula,  east  by  Madison,  soutii  and  west  by  Territory  of  Idaho.  In  this  county 
were  discovered  the  first  rich  placer  diggings  of  Montana,  and  here  was  the  first  im- 
portant settlement  of  the  Territory.  As  early  as  18C2,  Bnnnnck,  the  pioneer  town, 
was  settled  on  Grasshopper  Creek,  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  rich  placers.  These 
mines  were  soon  exhausted,  but  there  have  since  been  discoveries  of  quartz  ledges  in 
tiie  county,  and  tiiere  are  several  mining  companies  in  active  operation  at  the  present 
time.  Througli  this  county  flow  several  atlluenls  of  the  Missouri  River.  Assessed 
value  of  real  and  personal  property,  §250,000.     County  seat,  Baimack  City. 

O  F  F  I  C  K  R  8  . 


OPKICK. 

INCIMKKNT. 

KKSIDKXCE. 

Trnn 

Expires. 

SAr.AllV. 

Coiintv  .IikIhc 

Thomas  J.  Hosfonl 

HannackCitv 

Nov., 

18G7.. 

S.'iOO. 

Count V  Clerk 

H.  S.  IViihodv.... 

t(          II 

11 

Fees. 

District  Attoniey 

Louis  McMiirtry. . 

Deer  Loduc 

ISGf... 

*  1,500. 

Siicriff 

W.  C.  Goodrich . . . 

UanniiekCitv 

18ti7.. 

Fees. 

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IJ.  S.  IVahody.... 

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I'hil.  Lovcll 

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BlackfOOt  City,  Deer  Lodge  Co,  P  O,  I  Bressener  Charles,  general  merchandise 

200    miles  n  w  of  Virginia  City;  es-  Buck  I  X,  news  agent 

tiniated  population,  2,000.     Situated  Rohrbecker  John,  hotel  proprietor 

on  Little    Blackfoot  Creek,  west  side 

of  the  Rocky  Mountains  Bozeman  City,   Gallatin    Co,  (P  0 

rt  an,.  addres.s,  (iailatin  City)  GO  miles  e  of 

Croun.so  S  li,  postmaster  ...    .  .    ,,..  .•      ,   i  i  .• 

nr         Ai  n  .  Virginia  City  ;    estimated  impulation. 

Moore  M  C,  news  agent  -  .."  ■'  '    • 

Pluinmer  R,  proprietor  Bath  House 

Mendeiihiill  John  S,  notary  public 

Boulder  Valley,  Jefferson    Co,  (P  O 

ad.lirss.  Boulder   Crc.'ck)  IIJ  miles  n  Central  ^Fadison    Co,  (P   O   address, 
of  Virginia  City  i  Virginia  City)  oO  miles  n  w  of  Vir- 

Barkley  W    G,  postmaster,  notary  public, '  fl'n'ii  City 

and  hotel  proi»rietor  i  Hall  Nathaniel  T,  notary  public 

CHOTEAU  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  British  Columbia,  east  liy 
Muscle  Shell,  soutli  l)y  Edgerloii  and  Meagiier,  and  west  by  the  Rocky  Mountains. 
County  seat.  Fort  Benton,  liead  of  navigation,  Missouri  River,  William  F.  Hamil- 
ton, Sheriff.     This  county  is  at  present  unorganized. 

Deer  Lodge  City,  Deer  Lodge  Co,  P  '  Kenyon  R  T,  notary  public 

(),  County  seat   Deer   Lodge  Co,  80  McCormick  AV  J,  notary  public 
miles  n  w  of  Virginia  City  ;  estimated  j  I'ercy  R  J,  postmaster 
population,  1,000.  |  I'ine  W  H,  brewer 

Tutt  &  Donnell,  general  merchandise 
Brown  .T  II,  attorney  at  law 
Clark  J,  ])roi)rietor  Deer  Lodge  Hotel 
Dance,  Smart  &  Co,  comsnand  genl  mdse  DenniSOn,  Gallatin  Co,  (P  O  .address, 
Fay  T  J,  butcher  I  Gallatin)   1.').')  miles  n  e  of  Virginia 

Foreman  &  Pemberton,  genl  merchandise'  City;  estimated  population,  1,500. 

DEER  LODGE  COUNTY.  This  Is  one  of  the  west-central  counties  of  the 
Territory,  situated  northwest  of  the  main  chain  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.     Within  the 


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limits  of  this  county,  and  near  the  west  base  of  the  Rocky  Mountains,  is  Deer  Lodge 
Valley,  celebrated  for  its  grazing  capacity.  There  are  rich  mining  districts  in  tlie 
county,  and  several  quartz  mills  are  in  active  operation.  It  is  well  watered  by  the 
Deer  Lodge  River,  the  Pipestone  Creek,  which  is  a  tributary  of  the  Missouri,  and  the 
Silver  Bow,  which  flows  into  the  Columbia.  The  only  towns  of  importance  are  Deer 
Lodge  City,  Reynolds  City,  Biackfoot  City,  and  Silver  Bo.',  with  an  aggregate  popu- 
lation of  G,;)00.  Assessed  value  of  real  and  personal  property,  $460,01)1.  County 
seat.  Deer  Lodge  City.  James  II.  Brown,  Recorder ;  C.  Mulkey,  County  Commis- 
sioner ;  no  other  returns  of  County  OHicers. 

Diamond  City,  Mengher    Co,  P  O,   Clark  Joseph  K,  notary  public 
County  seat  of  INIeagher  Co,  105  miles   Morrow  J  M,  notary  public 
n  e  of  Virginia  City,  and  12  miles  e  Orr  Sample,  notary  public 
of    the    Missouri  River;    estimated ,  Thompson  James,  commissioner  deeds  for 
population,  2,000.  California 

EDGERTON  COUNTY.  This  is  one  of  the  north-central  counties  of  Mon- 
tana, situated  near  the  east  base  of  the  Rocky  ^lountains.  In  point  of  population  and 
wealth  it  ranks  among  the  first.  The  placer  and  gulch  mines  of  Edgerton  have 
proved  exceedingly  rich,  especially  in  the  vicinity  of  Helena,  and  .are  now  being 
worked  with  much  success.  The  county  contains  many  valuable  quartz  ledges,  and 
several  quartz  mills  are  engaged  in  crushing  the  ore  therefrom.  It  contains  Helena, 
tiie  most  important  town  in  Northern  Montana,  with  a  population  of  8,000.  Assessed 
value  of  real  and  personal  property,  §1,320,380.     County  seat,  Helena. 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICE. 


INt'r.MnF.NT. 


ItF.SIDFACi;. 


'I'lTin  Kxiilrcs. 


S.VLAUV. 


t'niiiity  tIii!t),'C 

t'ouiity  Clerk 

Distiii't  Attorney 

SlierifV. 

Uecordor  

'ritiLsiirer 

Assessor 

Surveyor 

Coroiiur 

Sii|H'rinten(lent  l'ul)lie  Schoolr 


T.  F.  Cnnipliell... 

11.  C.Ewing 

J.  II.  SlioLer 

K.  W.  Kolierts..., 

H.C.Kwint? 

1'.  II.  Kea 

K.  Ilerrofonl , 

1).  L.  (iiillitli 

n.  C.  Brooke 

Prof.  Prtteli 


Helena 


Nov.,  18()8..  Foes. 


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'$1,500. 
I'eea. 


$()  per  day. 
Fees. 


Emmettsburg.  Deer  Lodge  Co,  (P  o 
address,  Deer  Lodge  Cityj  15  miles 
trom  Deer  Lodge  City 

Blake  J  J,  notary  public 

Port  Owen,  IMlssoula  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Missoula  Mills)  situated  in  the  Bitter 
Root  Valley  on  the  Bitter  Root  River, 
I'JO  miles  from  Virginia  City,  ]M  T 

Houk  <fc  Wins'ett,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
FrenChtOWn,  Missoula  Co,  (P  O  ad- 


dress, Missoula  Mills)  175  miles  from 

McCarty  George,  hotel  proprietor 

Gallatin  City,  Gallatin  Co,  P  O, 
County  seat  of  Gallatin  Co,  situated 
in  an  agricultural  district  at  the  junc- 
tion of  Jerter.-on,  INIadison,  and  Galla- 
tin Rivers,  100  miles  n  e  of  Virginia 
City,  M  T ;  estimated  population,  500. 

Clark  A  Williams,  notary  public 
Lyman  L  Branch,  notary  public 
Smith  Charles  E,  news  agent 


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O.AIiLATIN  COUNTY.  The  location  of  this  county  is  near  the  southern 
border  of  the  Territory,  to  the  east  of  Virginia  City,  the  Territorial  Capital.  Within 
the  borders  of  this  county  are  the  headwaters  of  the  Missouri,  formed  by  the  junction 
of  Jefferson,  Gallatin  and  Madison  Rivers.     The  country  in  the  vicinity  of  these  trib- 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORY. 


utaries  is  snid  to  be  the  momt  beautiful  west  of  tlie  Mississippi.  Fine  agricultural  lands 
are  found  here,  which  produce  grain  and  vegetables  abundantly.  Assessed  value  of 
real  and  personal  property,  $444,303.     County  seat,  Gallatin  City. 

OFFICERS. 


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County  Jitclpc Jns.  (iulliiKlicr....  Gallatin  City Nov.,  1866..  Fees. 

County  Clerk \V.  M.  Wriwlit 

Distrii-t  Attorney I  ISmirnVood Viruinin  Cifv "      1807., 

Sheriff i  T.  1).  CInuton Gallatin  City "      1806. 

Recorder ,  \V.  M.  Wri;;lit. . . . '       "  "    "      1807.. 

Treasurer P.  \V.  AIcAdow. . .  Bozeman  City 

Assessor  T.  11.  Gray i 

Surveyor '■  Vacant i 

Coroner "       | 


SI, .500. 
Fees. 


*6  per  day. 

Fees. 


Helenai  Edgerton  Co,  V  O,  County  seat  Dunlap  &  Co,  watchmakers   and  jewek-rs 

of  Edgerton  Co,  125  niiliis  n  of  Vir-  Diinlnp  &  IIubl>Ie,  storage  and  commls.^ion 

ginia  City.    This  is  the  largest  City  in  Eaves  .lohn,  propr  Young  America  Hotel 

Montana   Territory,  and    is   situated  Eggles  George,  baker  and  confectioner 
aboiit  fi  miles  west  of  Little  Prickly '  Ennis  George  W,  propr  lilaokfoot  Ex[)r'ss 

Pear  Creek,  on  the  east  side  of  the  Farmer  C  C,  notary  public  and  con  veyancor 

Rocky  Alountains,  2r>  miles  by  trail  Fentherstun   &   Sears,   proprietors    Tre- 
to  IJiackfoot   City,  and  40  miles  by  mont  House 

wagon  road.     The  Missouri  River  is,  First   National    Bank 


18  miles  e  of    this 
population,  8,000. 


city;    estimated 


Aldridge  &  Renig,  bakery  and  restaurant 


of  Helena,  S  T  § 
Hau.-^er  president,  T  H  Klein.scliniidt  q 
cashier  A 

Fischer  &  Co,  wines,  liquors,  and  brewery  >l 
French  &  Raush,  proprs  Star  Restaurant 


Ames  T  P  &  J  A,  wholesale  li(iuors  and   Gaston,  Simpson  &  Co,  wholesale  grocer-  J<l 

ies,  li(|Uors,  etc 


Andrews  Ray  W,  notary  public 

Appolonio  .Joseph  &  Co,  restaurant 

Artman  G  T,  dentist 

Baker  &  Singer,  blacksmiths 

Bell  R,  physician 

Bickett  &  Reins,  j)hysicians 

Bischoff  John  A,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Booge  H  D  &  Co,  groceries,  provisions, 
and  produce 

Brewster  J  C  &  Co,  photographers 

Burchett  B  B,  proprietor  City  Hotel 

Burson  &  Vinton,  attorneys  at  law 

Cass  O  D,  general  merchandise 

Castle  H  M,  livery  stable 

Cavanaugh,  Chadwick  &  Parrott,  attor- 
neys at  law 

Chestnut  &.  Thornton,  tobacco  merchants 

Chumasero  &  ISIay,  attorneys  at  law 

Clayton  &  Hale,  drugs  and  medicines 

Con  &  Peel,  butchers 

Cox  J  B,  pro[»tr  Crystal  Palace  Hotel 


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I  Germain  G  Jules,  proprietor  International  * 
I  Hotel  I 

j  Gilpatrick    &    Bryant,    booksellers    and 

news  agents 
I  Glick  «&  Maupin,  physicians 
I  Gooding  &  Gray,  auctioneers  and  livery 
I  stable 

Gormley  .Tames,  groceries  and  com  mclits 
;  (Jreer  Samuel,  liciuor  saloon 

(Jritlith  it  Thompson,  contractors 
j  Griswold  E,  dentist 
'  Gro[»per  &  Co,  bakers  and  brewers 

Harlow  I)  C,  physician 
'  Harris  I,  dry  goods 

llauser    S   T,   president   First   National 
I  Bank  of  Helena 

Healey  &  Chase,  proprs  Bank  Exchan;:e 
;  Heckman  &  Fry,  watchmakers  and  jcw- 
!  elers  j 

I  Hereford  Robert,  notary  public 
1  Hershfield  &  Co,  bankers 


Davis  &  Robinsrii,  druggists  and  physic'ns   Hcsselberg  M  &  Co,  groc's,  tobacco,  etc 
Dorsey  George  M,  physician  !  Higgins  &  Hagadorn,  com  and  geni  melits 

Dow  &  Wilson,  auctioneers  and  commis- !  Higgins,  Travis  &  Bro,  proprietors  livery 
sion  merchants  |         stable,  and  auction  and  com  mchts 


The  FAOIX'IO  INSUBANOB  Oo.   The  largeit  OoUfornia  InsuranM  Co. 


J'eniberton,  Tl 

I'ioneer  Stagel 

M'otter  John,",/ 

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Kea  Perer  H,  f 

Ko.seiistein  A 

JulnvartJi,  Pa(| 

Riimley  CliarlJ 

IJiibolsky  R,  J  J 

^'inipson  A  B  ' 

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Hill  Henry  M,  notary  public 

Ilolladiiy's   Overland   Mail  and   Express 
Co,  D  Street  agent 

Houacr  .1  J,  wines  and  liquors 

How  John,  general  niercliundise 

Huntley  C  C,  propr  Fort  Benton  Stage 
Line 

Hussey,  Dalilcr  &  Co,  bunkers 

Ingersoll  C  S,  physician 

Isbiiil  J  K,  dentist 

Joliiison  1  H,  notary  public 

Keeler  II  I),  dentist 

Kerr,  Levy  &  Co,  wholesale  groceries,  etc 

Kiiif,'  &  Gillette,  general  inerehandise 

Kiiiuiwurlh  &  Co,  bakers  and  confection's 

hiiwrence  «&  Hedges,  attorn(!ys  at  law 

Leiiniann  &  Solaro,  wines  and  liciuors 

hellion  It  H,  groceries,  etc 

Lewis,    Hale   &     Co,    watchmakers    and 
jewelers 

Lisjincr  JVIarcus,  restaurant 

Ludlow  F  M,  lumber  dealer 

Mann  J  J,  general  merchandise 

Mathew  William,  licjuors  and  billiards 

Miiiipin  &  Owen,  j)bysieians 

McFarland  &  Meek,  proprs  I'heater  Saloon 

Metirew  it  Co,  general  merchandise 

McLean  E,  seedsman 

MeLeod  W  T,  hardware  stores  and  tinw'e 

Mill'!r  C  \V,  notary  public 

Millin  N,  boots  aiul  shoes 

Ming  John  H,  books,  stationery,  and  fancy 
goods 

Minnems  11  W,  notary  public 

Motiltt  John,  notary  public 

Montgomery  &  Co,  com  and  genl  mchts 

Morse,  Walcott  &  Co,  forwarding  and  com 

merchants,  and  wholesale  grocers 
Negus  &  Wright,  restaurant 
Nowlan  &  Weary,  bankers  and  assayers 
Panott  R  B.  attorney  at  law 
Paul  S  W,  notary  public 
Payne  U,  blacksmith 

Peniberton,  Toole  &  ^Fakew,  attys  at  law 
Pioneer  Stage  Line,  W  Witcher  agent 
Potter  John,  notary  public 
Poznainsky  «&  Behm,  dry  goods  and  cloth'g 
Ray  C  T,  dentist 

Hea  Peter  H,  geu'ral  merchandise 
Roseiistein  A  J,  li(|Uors  and  billiards 
Ruliwarth,  Patclmer  &  Co,  confectioners 
Rumley  Charles,  assayer 
Sabolsky  R,  liquors  and  billiards 
Sam|)son  A  B  &  Co,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc 
JSANDERS    COLE,    books,    stationery, 
musical  instruments,  and  varieties 


Sanders  Wilbur  F,  attorney  at  law 
Schemals  Peter,  cabinet  maker  and  furni- 
ture denier 
Sealy  &  Co,  house  and  sign  |)ainters 
Seeord  &  Jacobs,  hai-ness  and  saddlery 
Shober  J  H,  attorney  at  law 
Simpson  &.  Warner,  general  merchandise, 

commission,  and  storage 
Smith  H  P  A,  attorney  ut  law 
S|)angler  J  C,  restaurant 
Sparks,   McPlierson    &    Hall,   wholesale 

grocers  and  commission  merchants 
Stafford  Ben,  livery  stable 
StepluMis  W  J,  notary  public 
Stone  it  Howard,  proj)rietors  Indian  Creek 

Express 
Stribling  I*  T,  scedsnmn 
Taylor,  Thompson   &  Co,  wholesale  gro- 
cers, commission,  and  storage 
'I^'iompson  Clay,  commission  and  storage 
1    •rnuin  A'  Norcom,  physicians 
Turley  &  Lee,  hair  dressing  and  baths 
Tutt  V'  Donnell,  grociiries  and  provisions 
Vaughn  J  Mrs,  photographist 
Vinton  it  Lawrence,  attorneys  at  hiw 
Vivion  it  Simpson,  commission  merchants 
Waldron  &  Co,  [iroprietors  Walla  Walla 

Express 
Walker  Frank,  general  merchandise 
Waterbury   &   McCoin,   auctioneers   and 

commission  merchants 
Watson  A  J,  butelier 
Weir  &  Pope,  druggists  and  apothecaries 
Williams  J  N,  hair  dressing  and  baths 
Williams  Thomas,  druggist  and  apothecary 
Woodriifl'  &  Abd,  bootmakers 
Woolfolk  &  JMoore,  attorneys  at  law 

Hellgate,  Missoula  Co,  (P  0  address, 
JMissouIu  Mills)  situated  near  the 
junction  of  the  Big  Blaekfoot  and 
Bitter  Root  rivers,  175  miles  n  w  of 
Virginia  City,  M  T 

Woodward,  Clement  »&  Co,  dry  goods  and 
groceries 

Worden  &  Co,  news  agents 

Indian  Creek.  Jefferson   Co,   (P  O 
address,  Prickly  Pear)  110  miles  from 
Virginia  City 
iSIurphy  James,  general  merchandise 
Warren  John,  general  merchandise 

Jefferson  Bridge,  Madison  Co,  P  O, 

28  mdes  from  Virginia  City 
Lannagan  C  F,  postmaster 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Jefferson  City,  Jefferson  Co,  r  o, 

HO  miles  n  e  of  Prickly  Pear 
Campbell  W  II,  hotel  proprietor 


Rutiin  Willinm,  postmaster  and  hotel  pro. 

prietor 
Strait  T  I),  news  agent 
Warner  Samuel,  general  merchandise 


JEFFERSON  COUNTY.  This  is  one  of  the  central  counties  of  Montnnn, 
situated  soutli  of  Kdjierton  County,  near  the  cast  base  of  the  Kocky  Mountains,  Tlie 
prominent  features  of  tlii,s  county  are  its  fine  farming  lands,  its  natur"l  advantages  for  tlic 
raising  of  stock,  and  its  beautiful  and  varied  scenery.  In  18G2,  mines  were  disicovcrcd, 
but  until  recently  have  never  been  thorougldy  worked.  Indications  of  <iuart%  exist. 
but  slight  developments  have  been  made.  The  county  is  well  watered  by  the  Prickly 
Pear  and  other  aHluenta  of  the  Missouri.  Assessed  value  of  real  and  personal 
property,  S  11)0,028.     County  seat,  Prickly  Pear. 

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RESIDENCE. 

Term  Explrcn. 

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County  tliidfte 

County  Clerk 

District  Attorney 

Siieriir 

Recorder 

John  p.  lliiflov  . . . 

Frnnk  Wells 

John  11.  Shoher. . . 
Harris  (iilman. . .. 

Frank  Wells 

Clias.  CJ.  Hallheck. 
John  Kolirhecker. . 
William  (J.  Crowe 
Chauncey  Mahan. 
John  McGinn 

Prickly  Pear 

Helena 

Prickly  i'car 

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BouUler  Valley . . . 

Prickly  Pear 

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Jctterson  City 

Nov.,  18(16.. 

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Fees. 
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Fees, 
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Treasurer 

Assessor 

Surveyor  

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Coroner 

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Superintendent  rublic  Schools 

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Kercheval.  Muscle  Shell  Co,  (P  o 
address.  Fort  IJenton)  county  seat, 
situated  on  the  .'iouth  bank  of  the 
]Missouri  river  at  the  mouth  of  the 
Muscle  Shell  river  on  the  emigrant 


MADISON  COUNTY.  This  county  is  situated  in  the  extreme  soutliern 
portion  of  ^Montana,  and  is  one  of  the  most  wealthy  and  populous.  It  is  espociallv 
noted  for  the  extent  and  richness  of  its  mines,  which  are  annually  yielding  many  mill- 
ions of  dollnrs.  Within  the  limits  of  this  county  is  Virginia  City,  the  Territorial  Cajii- 
tal,  on  the  north  side  of  Alder  Creek.  The  county  is  watered  by  the  North  Fork  of  I 
the  Jefferson  River.  There  are  numerous  valuable  quart/  ledges  developed  in  tlii< 
county,  and  the  ore  taken  therefrom  affords  constant  employm«'nt  to  several  extensive  I 
quartz  mills.  Assessed  value  of  real  and  personal  property,  18G6,  $l,732,iHiJ,  j 
County  seat,  Virginia  City. 

OFFICERS. 


OFKICE. 


INri'MllENT. 


IlESIDENCE. 


Torni  Expires.  I      SALAHV. 


Count V  Judfjc I  W.  Y.  Sovill \  Virginia  City Nov.,  1867. .  Fees. 

County  Clerk ,  Geo.  W.  Hill ! 


District  Attorney  , 
Sheritr. . . . 
Recorder  . 
Treasurer 

As.sesBors  . 


Surveyor 

Coroner 

Superintendent  Public  Schools 


Sum.  Wood. . . . , 
A.  J.  Snvder  . . .'. 

G.  W.  Hill 

Andrew  Leech. . , 

M.  Farley 

J.  Slater , 

W.  W.  Lel-acy...|      " 

K.  T.  Yerger |     " 

J.  Thresher I  Junction  , 


..  $1,1)00  &  fees. 
. .  !Fees. 


Fees. 

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road  to  Oregon,  about  125  miles  e  of 
Fort  Benton  and  220  miles  n  e  ol 
Virginia  City,  M  T 

Vivion  &  Andrews,  general  merchandise 


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MEAGHER   COUNTY.     This  mmty  was  m>iite»l  in  1800  from  ft  portion  ' 
of  (iivlliilin  Comity,  and  is  situated  norlln-a-^t  of  ISIiulison  County,  a  distance  of  ahout 
l.'id  niilt's.      AsscssK'd  value  of  real  and  personal  property,  S20l),( >()().      County  Heat, 
Diauiond  City. 

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MISSOULA.  COUNTY,  limmdaries— North  l.y  T-ritish  Coliiml.ia,  east  by 
llic  ]{o('ky  Alnmiiaiiis,  south  by  ItcaMT  Head  and  Deer  Lodge,  and  west  l>y  llii^  Ter- 
rilory  of  Idiilio.  'I'his  eoiinty  forms  (lie  extivme  norllnvest  iiortioii  of  the  Territory, 
liiivinir  the  Hocky  Monntains  extendiii'i  along  the  eastern  border,  imd  b(Mng  iiiterse<'led 
In- the  Chirk  and  Kootenai  Ixivers.  Tiie  main  lineof  lrav(d  from  California  and  Ore- 
iroii  to  the  mines  of  iMonlana  jiasses  through  this  eoiinty.  Assessed  value  of  real  and 
|HTsonal  properly,  :i<i",t(;,l)(>].     County  seat,  .Missoula  Mills. 

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Cour.ty  Jiiil;:^ Tlios.  M.  I'diiirny.  Mi>-iiini  .Mills....   Sopt.,  isr.7. 

Cimnly  Clerk I''riilik  II.  Wuuily..            "           "      ....   Nov.,  "  . 

l)i~tiict  AlKMiiey I.ouis  Me.Miiitrv. .  Deer  Lo(li:,u  Citv. .       "  "  . 

Slieiitr ." I  Henry   I'.  I.iuTii'liee          '•               ""..       "  "  . 

litTciidei' iMuiii;  II.  \V(»)(ly..            "                "     ..,      "  "  . 

Ticii-unr •  D^iviil   I'nttee. .  ." . .           "               "    ..       "  "  . 

A>«e.s()r    Itolieit  A.  I'lOkey..           "                "    ..!      "  "  . 

Surveyor !  .1.  M.  Millesill^er.  .            '•                 "     ..        "  "  . 

Coi'iilier ;  (jeor^e  1'.  White.  .  UellVOiitP I      "  "  . 


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eounly   >eat    Mi.-?oula   Co.  l,"iU  miles  address,  I'riekly  IViir)  -1"  niilos  t'rom 

w  of  Virginia  Cily,  estimated  popu-  IVickly  Tear 
lalioii  .")(M) 

,,,  r,.|  ,,  ,  ,  Cooper  G  N,  general  mereliandisc 

( liii|iin!in   1  lioinas,  attorney  at  law  '  " 

(Jnissi  U    I'ev.  elergyman    (Catholie)  St 

Ignatius  Mis..ioi.  Montana  City.  r,eaver  Head  Co,  {V  \ 

.•Ikey  K  A.  proptr  U  hat  (  h.'er  Hoiwe  ^   addirss,    IJannaek    Citj)    situated 

•oineroy  Ihomas  .M.  attorney  at  hnv  „„   Kattlesmik..  Creek,  a  tributary  of, 

Ki.viilli  I'ather  1{<'\  elergyman  (Catholie)  j;,,.^,.,,,.  u...^,,  ,.i^.,.,._  ,,1,,,,,^  .jq  ,„ii^,g  „  , 

St  Marys  Missum  of  IJaimaek  Citv  in  a  rieli  silver  inin- ' 

\iincim  O  Kev,  elergyman  (Catholie)  Si  in.r  nxrion  '  ' 

Ignatiu.s  IMissioii  '"      '" 

Worden  &  Co,  general  mereliandisc  I  Aekernian  A.  news  agent 

MUSCLE  SHELL  COUNTY.  This  is  an  unorganized  eoiinly.  in  the  ex;- 
tienie  northeastern  portion  of  the  Territory,  iiiid  is  watered  by  the  ^lissouri  and  seve- 
iii!  of  its  allluents.  It  is  sparsely  populated,  and  but  little  is  known  of  its  re.sources. 
Coiinly  seat,  Kercheval. 

A.  HOMAN  &  00.  The  only  exclusive  Book  Store  on  the  Faoiflo  Coast. 
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354  PACIFIC     C  0  A  H  T     11  U  S  I  N  E  8  8     D  I  U  E  C  T  0  R  Y  . 


Nevada  City.  Ma.iison  co,  r  o,  2 

milts  II  w  (if  Virjiiiiiii  City,  ivsliiiuilcd 
|i(i|iiilnli(iii,  2,0(10 

Aldt'ii  J  U,  luistiiiaslcr 

Hraiiiifiii  &  Wynnick,  tlriigj^istri  and  apotli- 

ccarics 
Ilai'diiig  II  II,  general  iniTcliiindiso 
Mctscl  Ak'xaiiiliT,  liiitclicr 
Holii  rison  11  II,  notary  |iulilin  ■ 

Slictlicr  Alltfit,  distiller  and  brewer 
Whill'ord  ()  11,  [iliysiciaii 

Parke  City.  .leirerson  Co.  (P  O  ad- 
dl(•^s,  Trickly  rtiir)  2')  miles  from 
I'riekly  Pear 

IJauine  Thomas,  notary  pnldic 
Kzekiel  IJeii,  notary  jmblic 

Prickly  Pear  City.  .leiierson  Co,  P 

().  eonnty  seat  of  .Feir(i>oii  Co,  DO 
miles  n  of  ^'il•gilli^l  City,  estimated 
]io[)nlatiun,  2')0 

Adams  .lolni,  notary  public 
llailbeek  Charles  (1,  general  mereliandise 
Ilighley  Samuel  »&  Hios,  lumber  muiiufs 
Hill  II  AI.  hotel  proprietor 
.Feliu  II  A  (Jt  Co,  general  mereliandise 
Ki'au>inaii  Adam,  hotel  proprietor 
Le  Clen-  Peter,  general  inerehamliso 
liCe  Calvin  it  Co,  lumber  niaimCaetiirers 
Ludlow  F  jM,  lumber  maniifaeturer 
Tibliits  Koswell,  pby.-ieiaii  and  surgeon 
\'antilliurgli  William,  lumber  manuf 
WKLLS  FHANK.  po.-lniaster 

Reynolds  City,  Deer  Lodge  Co,  (P 
()  addiess,  Deer  I.idge  City)  ISO 
miles  n  '.v  of  \'iigii.ia  City,  oliiiiated 
population,  Ootjber,  lH{'>i\,  2000 

Clarke  W  A,  groceries  and  provisions 
Finiie}'  &  Fornian.  proprietors  restaurant 
.loliUMiii  A,  proiirielor  Luna  House 
AlaglK'r  .1,  iK.'Ws  agent 
Walker  (.'harles,  notary  public 

SilverbOW,  Deer  Lodge  Co,  P  O,  100 
miles  n  w  of  Virginia  City 

Dorwiii  O  G,  general  mereliandise 

Sterling,  Madison  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Virginia  City)  'M  miles  e  of  Virginia 
City.     Estiuiated  po[)ulalion,  oUO. 

Fish  fJ  M,  news  .igent 


Stinking  Water,  (laihitin  Co,  (p  o 

address,  (iiillaliii  City)  located  mi 
road  from  (Jallalin  Ciiy  to  Velldw- 
8tonu  liiver,  c  of  the  Alissouri   Kivcr 

Summit  City,  IVIadison  Co  (P  Oa.l 
dress,  ^'il•ginia  City)  8  miles  south  nl 
A'iigiiiia  City.    Eslimateil  population. 
1000. 

Chureli  F,  news  agent 

Virginia  City.  P  O,  Territorial  Cap- 
ital, ineorporated  eity,  and  eounty 
seat  of  iMadi.«oii  County.  Distance 
from  Idaho  City,  2.'!(i  mile-  n  e,  Irmn 
Salt  Lake  City  .".«',»  mile-;  n.  Tlii. 
eity  was  settled  in  .Inly,  IH(;2,  ami 
eoiilains  at  the  present  time,  (jctulicr. 
IHtif),  an  estimated  population  o| 
•lOOO.  It  is  the  seat  of  eonsideralplc 
trade,  ami  its  affairs  are  eoudueliMl  \,\ 
an  ex(;elleiit  muiiieipal  organi/alion. 

OiM'lCKUS. — .1  M  Castner.  IMaynn 
William  II  Chiles,  aeting  Clerk  iiihI 
Atloruev  ;  T  U  Kdwanis,  Trea-Miii-; 
It  M  Farley,  Asses.-or ;  L  McCiil. 
loeh,  Poliee  Magistrate;  IJiizz  (ra- 
ven. Marshal ;  W  Deasy,  Chief  dl 
I'oliee. 

Armitage  .lesse.  blaeksmith 
Armstrong  .1  A,  bootmaker 
Armstrong  William,  boots  and  shoes 
IJAHKKT  A  II.  Supt  Publie  lii>tri:(lii.ii 

and  (lovernor's  Private  Seeretaiy 
Rassett  .T.  attorney  at  law 
Hears  &  Co.  grocers 
Ib'cker  F  W,  proprietor  Adelphi  Ilnlij 
lUack  L  K  Si  Co,  wholesale  grocers 
lioiee  A  \l  &  Co,   wholesale   grocers   iiinl 

commission  merchants 
Bond  N  .1.  wholesale  grocer 
IJrandt  (ieorge,  proprietor  restaurant 
IJresslcr  S,  litpiors,  <te 
BHl'CK  .JOHN   P.  proprietor  Monlimn 

Democrat 
Hntler  A:  Ct),  watchmakers  and  jeweler-; 
Castle  II  M,  livery  stable 
Castiie  .1  M.  proprietor  Idaho  Hotel 
Chapiii  .1  15,  proprietor  Planters  House 
Chiles  William  H,  attorney  at  law 
Claggett  «fc  Co,  grocers 
Clark  &  Mitchell,  furniture,  auction  ami 

eommission  merchants 
Clayton  &  Hale,  druggists  and  apothecnriej 


FACITIO  INSUBA.NCB  CO.    Offioe  423  CoUforaia  Street,  Sua  Francisco. 


MABOHAZili  *  MTTTAUBB'S  Flanoi,Oheftp«8t  made.   A.  KOHIiSR,  ARent,  Ban  Franolaoo 


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('(iclinin  .1  V,  liniisc  mid  siirn  [lainter 

('(kIv  •IoIiii,  iiiiTt'liniit  tailor 

Collins  10  A,  f^iMicrui  nicirliaiKliso 

C'oiilfiit  iV:  Co.  clolliiiTs 

Conway  M,  ;rroi'tT 

C()ok<!  «&  Ni'Wfli,  aiiflioiRt-rs 

Cooki'  .Iiistir*,  aiu'lioiiccr 

Coin.'ll  V  C,  |»li)-icinii 

Cowan  Daniel,  iiolary  piiMii^ 

Cni^ililoii  iV  Olilc,  com  and  jicn  mclits 

Pai'iiics  L.  |)liy>i('iaii  and  di'ii}:j;i<t 

Dtivi^  i^  Tlioi'oii^dimmi,  attornoys  at  law 

|):(\is,  Ilaiistd  ^  Co,  sloi'ti;x(>  and  com 


flavor. 
'Ifi'U  mill  si 
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McCiilloii^rli  •!  L,  ntlorncy  at  law 

McMalcli  W  L,  attorney  at  law 

Merk  &  Co,  wlioli'falc!  grocers 

Meik  F  It  i^  Hro,  st()V«?s,  liiMvare,  etc 

Millar  •'  II,  iiioccries,  htationerv,  etc 

MONTANA  l)KM()Cl{AT'(w'''kl.v)  .1 
I'   llriice,  |iro|irieloi'  and  |)(ibli.'-li(.>r 

MONTANA  rOST  (weekly  and  tri- 
weekly) I).  W.  Tiltoii  iV  Co,  inoprie- 
toi's  and  pnldi>li(M's 

Moore  V  \'  I',  pliysician 

Mn^eiiltroclit  M,  |diy>ieiaii 

Nowlaii  iV  Weary,  bankers  and  assnycrs 


Ddii^rlily  T    II,   melallurgisl   and   inininfj  Oliver  A  J  A  Co.  proptrs  Oliver's  Kxpress 

I'ailras   .1    tfc  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wa;^on 

makers 
I'eck  \j  S,  notary  public 
I'ctclmer  Frank,  conl'ectioner 
PConlenliaiicr  &,  Kibler,  bulcliers  and  pur- 
veyors 
Pfoiits  iV  Knssell,  wliolcsale  nrroeers 
Piipielte  Kdward,  news  aj;enl 
I{eii>liaw  A  Co,  fnrniturt;  dealers 
Uitcliic  &  Lovell,  attorneys  at  law 
Kocklellow  .lolm    S,  conimisi-ioii  mercliant 

and  wholesale  {grocer 
Hoards  W  II,  proptr  Missouri  House 
I{ii>sell  T  V,  attorney  at  law 
SalK)l>ky  K  \-  Co,  billiard  saloon 
Shappel  IJ,  restaurant 
Shonniaker  \'  Siadlcr,  butchi-rs 
Simpson  A,  maimf  t'lU' and  buckskin  goods 
Slater  .lohii  S,  attorney  at  law 
Shiviii,  ISiirnard  &  Co,  wines  and  rapiors 
Smith  ,V  U  C,  notary  public 
Spencer.  Harrison  »>c  Co,  lumber  dealers 
Stall'ord  AV  iM,  attorney  at  hiw 
Stone  F  F,  cifiars  and  ("aiicy  poods 
.Strausberper  i^  Co,  linicy  drv  poods 
TlI/rON   D  W  .V  CO.  books.  >tatione.-y, 
etc,  publisher!'  and  proprietors  Muii- 
tami  Po.-t 
Toole,  Leech  it  Co,  general  merchandise 
Vetter  dohn  (1,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Walk  D  &  Co,  bootmaker;! 


cnpiuccr 
Ddujrlass  &,  Heed,  wli(dcsal(!  grocers 
Kaiwell  ifc  Co.  procers 
Fii-tcr  it  Culver,  livery  stable 
Fiary  L  W,  (h'nti>t 
llili-on  .lames,  po.-tmasler 
(iiilicrt  \-  Hichler,  brewi'rs 
(lijhert  1),  a»aycr 

liiillin  iV:  Mahan,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 
(•rilHih   it    Thuiii[)son,    eontracturs    and 

iiuilders 
Ihiiiauer  Salomon  it  Co,  gen  mdse 
,  llaiiiia  it  Co,  groceries  and  commission 
llclliuan  M  it  Co.  gents  liirni^hing  goods 
IliTrlicId  <V-  Co,  bankers 
ihiiiiamami  .1.  proprietor  billiard  sal>on 
llolladay's    ()\crlaiid   Mail  and    Kxpress 

Co.  I)  Street,  agent 
Holler  A  M,  lumber  dealer 
1II)\V  it  CO,  general  merchandise 
Hull  J  .1,  liipiors  and  billiards 
Ihi-scy.  Dahler  it  Co,  bankers 
Ihiti'liiuson  iV  Magce,  saloon 
llyilc  A  Peck,  >torag(!  and  commission 
llvMson  (icorge  Wit  Co,  storage  and  com 
I  Irwin  (icorge  W,  notary  public 
.liinics  M.  merchant  tailor 
|'l;iiiii'>(in  H.  mercliant  tailor 
liiliiiMiii  W  H,  pri)|H'ietor  Delcvan  House 
Iiblii'c  A  L,  physician 
llviiiiia.bihn,  hardware  and  mining  tools, etc 


lKl(M-r  \-   Schwartze,  proprietors   billiard  I  Weston  I)  II,  boots  and  shoes 


saloon 

|Kiii!:lit  J  M,  groceries  and  provisions 

ll-iiii;itord  N  P,  notary  public 
pliuaii  J  IJ,  inaiuiCacturing  jeweler 
iliiinilicim  John,  proptr  Montana  lirewery 
pliiiMdii  Lea  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
W;irx  it  Heidenheimer,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 
lliitiit'ws  H  L,  physician 
llcCormick,  Ohio  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Whitford  O  15,  physician 
Word  I'i'  Sprat t,  attorneys  at  law 
Yager  E  T,  [ihysieiun 

White  Tail,  Deer  Creek,  JetTersoii  Co 
(P  O  address,  Boulder)  ili  miles  n  of 
Virginia  City 

Cooper  Walter,  general  merchandise 
Root  H  G  &  Co,  hotel  proprietor 


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A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Francisco.   Wholesale  andBetail  Dealers  in  Books. 


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Alpine  City,  I'lnh  Co,  P  0,  17  miles 

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IMc'CiilIoiigl-  Tlioina;^  J,  poptmastcr 

American  Pork,  Ttah  Co.  V  o,  i.i 

miles  n  itf  I'rovo 
Harrington  L  E,  i)ostmaster 

Boaver,  Beaver  Co,  V  O,  roimty  seat  of 
Beaver  Co,  22.1  miles  s  of  (i real  Salt 
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BEAVER  COUNT'S.  B.oundaries— North  by  IMillanl  and  San  Pete,  ,.,i.i 
l)y  Coii)railo  Territory,  south  by  Iron,  and  west  l)y  the  State  of  Nevatla.  Tlic  land  in 
this  county  is  of  a  sterile  cliaraeter  <renerally,  with  a  few  small  traefs  well  ada|il(il  i" 
agrieultural  purposes.  The  number  of  acres  under  eultivation,  in  IHti"),  was  2.".'lo,(i| 
whieii  1.7H1  acres  wei'e  wheat.  The  ciMitral  portion  i?  ..loiintiiinous,  with  a  gom!  mi|- 
ply  of  lumber,  for  manufacturing  purposes,  ^'uinber  of  mills:  saw,  two;  grist,  tun. 
County  seat,  Beaver  City, 

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I'l-olmtc  iliiilvre iJoliii  U.  Murilock .  IJciivor  Ciiy Juniciiy  1 87tl  IVr  (linn 

Comiij'  Clerk |\Viii  Folla'riii^riunii        "  "' "     '     "     i 

District  Atloriuy jVjiciuit "  "      Fees. 

.SIh'iIU' '. i.roini  llnnt llonvcr  City Aiipust    18(17      " 

'Ii'cordi'i' Wilson  (i.  Nowits 

Noiiuv  ruliiic Win  Fotln'iinnliani 

Trensiurer   I  John  Asliworlh  . . . 

AsM'SKor ill.  A.  Skinner. . . . 

^'m■v(•yo^ j.JoIni  Asliwcn'lh  . . . 

Sup't  CunmKMi  .Schools !  AUmzo  Fnrnsworth 

[  (  IHinii'on  Andrews. . 


"  huinnry    "     | 

"  Au^Mist    1807 

"  Dfic'I.er  1807 

"  Aiifiust    1807, 


Scluftrncn •'  l.biincs  Low 


(  iFliiis  II.  Hliickliurn  Miners'illc i      "         1869 


"     iPer  dioiii 
1868        " 


Asiiworlh  John,  wooI'Mi  manufacturer 
Carhtw  N  H.  attorney  at  law 
Cartwright  Thomas,  woolen  manufacliiirr 
Ciiristian  J  Ward,  phyL-ician 
Clayton  &  Dalton,  general  merchants 
Fotheringhiim  William,  not.ary  public 
(lilis  l'>ben,  woolen  manufactui'cr 
(lilis  Hobeil,  woolen  m.auufacturer 
Skinner  II  A.  postmaster 
Thomson  ICdwanl  ^N',  Mt'orney  at  law 
Tnrley  Theodore,  |)hysiciaii 
Wiley  Robert,  geni;ral  merchant 


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Beaver  Dams,  WasiiinKfon  Co,  (P  O 

iiildrcss,  St  George)  oU  inilus  s  w  of 
Wiisliingtou 
Miller  II  AV,  general  merchant 

BlOOmington,  IJiolilnnd  Co,  (POad- 
(Ircss,  St  Charles)  l.')()  miles  n  c  of 
(heat  Salt  Lake  City 

Diile   I)  a  pillist 

lliirt  .Fames  II,  general  niercliandise 


Walmsley  Isaac,  attorney  at  law 

Bountiful,  Davis    Co    (P  O  address, 

Stoker)  7  miles  s  of  Farniington 

Biirnham  liUtlier  S,  [ilijsician 
Ilolhrook,  Call  &  Co,  general  nidse 
McXiel  John,  gene.-al  nierehant 
Olivi'r  Edward,  genera'  merehant 
Walton  Andrew  .1.  niai-hinist 
Walton  William  II,  nuiehinist 


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BOX  ELDER  COUNTY.  Bomularies— North  Ivy  the  Territory  of  Idaho, 
('list  hy  Cacli(i  and  the  (ircat  Salt  Liike,  soiilh  hy  the  (!reat  Salt  Lake  and  Tooele. 
1111(1  west  liy  the  Slate  of  Nevada.  Tiiis  county  forms  the  nortiiwest  lioundarv  of  tin; 
Tfi'iilory,  and  coniprises  within  its  limits  a  large  |iart  of  (ireat  Salt  Lake.  For  the 
most  part,  the  soil  is  nnprodnetive,  but  there  are  tr*  "ts  of  limited  extent  niuler  eulli- 
viition,  whieh  prodnc(!  more  thfu  an  average  yicdd.  Tlu;  n"nili!'r  of  aeres  imder 
ciillivation,  in  18G."),  was  .'{,;!2!\  of  whieh  1.81")  were  wheat.  Nnniber  of  mills:  ^;aw, 
two  ;  grist,  one.     County  seat,  IJrigiiam  C'ity. 


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IViiliiiic  Jiiilfjc i  Smniicl  Smith  .... 

('(iniity  ('h'l'k loii'th'n  t'.  Wrifrlit 

Di-tiirt  Attorin'v '  ChcsttT  Lovchiiid,  i 

SliciilV " ■  Slichloii  B.  Ciitk-r. 

Ki'iiinlcr lames  Hywiitcr  ... 

N(it!iry  I'liMic John  Hurt 

Ticasiiior   Mail.  C.  Jciison ...  J 

Assessor    (Mmrk's   \Vi;;ht  . .  . 

Siiivcyor .John  Hurt 

Sup't  I'ummori  Si'liools WiHium  Wntkiiis  . 

(    (icor;;o  W.  Ward.  . 
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(  .Win,  L.  Watkiiis. 


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Jaiuuiry  1870 


s.vr.AiiY. 
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Wilhird  City  .... 
Hri''hain  Citv  . . . 


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Brigham  City,  Box  Eid-r  Co,  P  o,; 

county  seat  of  Box  Elder  Co,  00  miles 
n  of  (ireat  Salt  I  .ake  City  | 

Lovoland  Chester  C,  attcrney  at  law  | 

I'lickce  J  T,  general  inereliaiulise 
{{(iscnbainn  IVIorris,  general   merchandise 
Siiiitii  Sanmel.  physiciiin   and  postmaster 
Snow  L  &  Co,  general  irJerchandise 
Soiitiiworth  C,  liinnery  and  shoe  factory 
Thomna  William  C,  general  merchant 

Callville.  This  point  is  ."iaid  to  bo  the 
iiead  of  navigation  on  the  Colorado 
Kiver,  100  miles  above  Fort  ^lojave. 


The  distance  between  tlii.<  point,  re- 
cently reached  by  a  steamer,  carry- 
ing over  100  tons  fri'ight,  iind  (Jretit 
Siilt  Lake  City,  is  about  4'20  miles, 
over  Ji  tract  of  eoimtry  admirably 
.adapted  for  teaming.  If  ntivigation 
to  this  point  can  be  maintained,  this 
route,  from  its  many  advantages,  must 
eventually  control  the  trade  of  Utiili. 

Camp  Douglass,  Great  Salt  Lake 
County  (P  O  address,  Great  Salt 
Lake  City)  a  military  post  IJ  miles  e 
of  Great  Salt  Liike  City. 


CACHE  COUNTY.     Boundaries — North  by  Idaho  Territory,  east  by  Green   j 
Ifivtr  iuid  Richland,  south  by  Alorgan  and  Weber,  iind  west  by  Box  Elder.     This  is  | 
line  of  the  northern  counties,  bordering  on  Idaho  Territory,  and   is  one  of  the  most  j 
imductive  agricultural  Comities  of  Utah.     The  number  of  acres  under  cultivation,  in 

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358 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


18G"),  was  17,701),  of  wliicli  10,278  were  in  wlieiit,  yielding  206,391:  bushel*.  A 
plciiiif'iil  sii|)ply  of  limber  exists.  Number  of  mills:  saw,  four ;  grist,  one.  Couiuy 
seat,  Logan. 


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OI'KICK. 


iscrximcxT. 


IlKSIDKSf'K.         I  Term  K.xplrca. 


SAI..M!Y. 


I'l-oltiiU'  .riiilco j  Willimn  IInmIc.  , . . 

County  CIci'k H.  W.  Is;incson. . . 

District  Attonii'v '.  Hivntn  K.  Craiinv. 

SiuTift' .' A!-,  ill  Crockett. .". . 

Hcconlcr (u'o.  L.  Farrall  . . . 

Notiirv  I'ulilic j  Viicatit 

'rrciisiircr i.Ioel  Kicks 

Assessor Thomiis  K.  Hicks. 

Surveyor '. .';>>.  II.  Miirtinoan. 

Siip't  Cominoii  tScliools '  William   IJiiiltre. . . 

i  :  PliilaiKler  C'aniiy. 
Selectmen ?  '  Lorenzo  llntcli . . . . 

(  i  William   \i\ii\i:c.  .. 


Cedar   City,   iron   County    P   O,  20 
miles  s  of  I'arowi'n. 

Adams  Timotliy,  fiinnor  and  currier 
Aldri(l<r<'  liicliiird,  ])iiysieiau  j 

Haifrlit  Isaac  C,  |u)stma>ter 
Iligltee  .Tolin  ^I,  tittortiey  at  law 
Leii^h  &  Co,  lath  au<l  shingle  tuctory 
Lunt  Henry,  dentist 

Maefarlanc  .John  31,  attorney  at  law  ' 

Maekaprang  Peter,  tanner  and  eurrier 
ITrie  .Tohn,  dry  goods  i 

Walk(!r&  Sons,  proprietors  woolen  factory' 

and  iron  foundry 
Walker  Thomas,  general  mercha'^i, 

Cedar  Springs,  ^niiard  County  p  o, 

Hjy  miles  s  of  Great  Salt  Luke  City 
.Tonson  liiehard,  postmaster 

i 

Cedar  Valley,  rtah  County,  P  o,  40 

miles  n  w  of  Provo. 
Greely  Lewis,  postmaster 

Centerville,    Davis   County,  P  O,  4 
miles  8  of  Parmington 

Levit  George,  carpenter  tmd  painter 
Reaves  William,  postmaster 
Yates  Henry,  blaeksmith 


Loj,'an I.Ianiuiry  1 870  i  Fees. 


Logan 


Providence 

Loy;iin 

Franklin  . . 
I'rovidenee 


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1808 

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Per  diem. 


Chicken   CreSK,  .niab  County,  po,,; 
10  miles  s  of  INephi  !  § 

Wilson  James,  j)ostmaster  '» 


Cloyde,   Weher  County,  P  O,  10  mile-  *| 
from  Ogdcn  City 

Ballaniyne  liiehard,  postmaster 


Coalville,  Summit  Co.  1*  O.  42  mil...  jl 

II  e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  City,  on  grcai  :| 
overland  mail  road 

Harmon  Norton,  postmaster 
Hawkins  C,  gtMieial  merchandise 
Lewis  ,Ioel,  sheritV,  Sur.imit  Co 
Noland  George,  gentinil  merel  ,<..ii.-.' 
Smith  William,  restaurant 

Colville,  or  Coleville,  Sai.  •'  i.  .n 

P  O,  situated  on  San  Pete  Crtc.*,  i ' 
miles  n  of  jManti 


Reese  John,  postmaster  i 

Cove  Creek,  Mlllanl  Co,  (POa.ldrcv, 
lU'iiver,  Heaver  Co)  .'}.)  miles  s  ol 
Fillmore  City 

Croydon,  Summit  Co,  '■  O,  40  iiiilc'iij 
of  (ireal  SaL  Lai..   (.i'V 

Walker  James,  postmaster 


jc'iillival 
'  County 


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0  .'^licrilf. . . 
S  licc'onlcr 

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fl  Surveyor  . 

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1  Deserel 

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l>i 

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DAVIS  COUNTY.  Boundnrie?— Nonli  by  Weber,  mrt  by  IMorgaii,  couili  i 
by  (Jreal  Salt  i.aki!  County,  and  west  by  the  Great  .SaU  l^ake.  The  .soil  of  this  coiiiiiv  j 
is  fertile,  and  produces  an   abundant  yi^dd.     In   i8i>r>,  then;  were  ;i,41)G  acre-  umlif 


The  Directory  of  the  FAOIFIO  la  oomposed  of  the  best  busineaa  men  of  Oalifornia. 


lii'own  it  S 
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IV'lersen  ll\ 

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"Imicliard  j( 
and  shJ 
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(^'■'"•k  Kzraf 
C'lii'ltiit  W,  ik 
••''"•I  John,  l| 

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A-  KOHLEB,  San  Franoisoo,  Agent  for  Cbiokering  &  Bon's  Pianos. 


UTAH     TERRITORY 


359 


ciiltiviition,  of  whicli  1,947  were  in  wlieat.     Number  of  mills:  saw,  two;  grist,  (our. 
County  seat,  Fannington. 

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riiiliiitc  .Tiidtri' lk>'tor  C.  lliiii;lit  . 

Ciinnty  CWrk Arllmr   Stnyncr. . . 

Distrii't  AttDriicy '  JikIsod  L.  Stoddaril 

Slu'iiif .loiuitliaii  STiiith . . . 

lii'conlcr Arthur  Stinncr  .  . . 

Xotiirv  riililic.    Ariliur  Stiiviiur  . . . 

"     .ru'ol.  Millrr 

Tri'usiircr Kzra  T.  Clark . . . .  i  " 

Assessor Arthur  Stayiior  ...  I  " 

Surveyor lacoh  Miller ,  " 

Sii|i't  Coinmoii  btliools Arthur  Stayiior  . . . !  " 

C    Kosel  Hyde |  Kaysvillc  . 

Sik'ctiiicn ■ ^    .IiK'l  Tarrisli j  ( 'oiitrcville 

(  ,Jes.sc  N.  IVrkins. .  i  Boiiutifiil  . 


l'\iriniii<;ton January  ISO?  IVi's 


August 
January 


August 
January 
Aujiiist 


18f.8 
ISTO 
1807 

1870' 
1867i 
18G8i 

18fi7 
1808 
1 8(19 


Per  diein. 


Deseret  City,  isiiiinid  Co,  P  0,  30 


miles  n  w  of  Fillmore  City 
Croft  Jacob,  postmaster 


Graver  Thomas,  liortieuUurist 


-12   miles 
on  uveal 


Ilalist  Henry,  earpenter  and  jjainter 

Height  &  Stayner,  general  meiviiandise 

Heiglit  Hector  C,  attorney  m  law,  Iiorti- 

Tk      _,»«     /<       »  t-  1.  T    1      n     -n  r\   iq  cnltnrist  ami  stock  ileiiler 

Drapor,   (»reat  Salt  Liike  Co,  V  O,  18  „        ,         ...       ,,  i      ..    . 

•"     *^.,    ♦      ,.  , ,       .  o  1.  I    1     v.-.  Hess  John  >V  iV;  Co,  woolen  lactory. 

miles  s  ot  Ureal  halt  Lake  City  „.  ,,  ,  .  Z     .   , 

■'  Ilmniim  Morgan  L,  carpenter  and  paiiii "r 

Em  r^-i.-^  '!■<      1    n     11  /^  r-n     •!  .•  t'liiatt  1),  blacksmith 

T  CltV.  1<'<"'1'' Co,  I' (),  GO  miles  e  ot   .,.,,',  i      ••  i 

/ '       .  L  I.  I    I     t'\  hinitii  Jonatiian,  physician  md  surgeon 

(neat  halt  Lake  City  . .     1 1     i    t    i         l-     ^  .  i  i 

•^  Stoddard  Jiidson  S,  attorney  at  law  and 

Bryan  George  W,  postmaster  stock  dealer 

East  Weber,    Weber  County,   (P  O,   Walker  Lorin,  proprietor  woolen  factory 

address  Ogileii   City)   .'>   miles  s  c  of 

Ogden  Cily.  1 1?  lllmore  City,  Millard  Co,  P  O,  Co 

I  seat  of  Millard  Co,  1G9  miles  s  w  of 

Ephraim,  San  Pete  Co,  P  (),  3  miles  |  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

"  «f  •^•""'i  MclJridc  R  A,  postmaster 


n 


r>ni\vn  &  Soiithwortli,  genl  mdse 
hewis  Liirsen.  lumber  merchant 
'I'etersen  II  F,  postmaster 


Shelton  N  J,  conn  lission  merchant  and 
forwarding  agent.  Union  Line  Col- 
orado Steam  Navigation  Co 


i;  Cl"*.i'-^i 


i  ' 


i'airvieW,  S:m  Pete  Co,  P  (),—  miles  Fort  Bridger,  Green  River  Co,  P  O, 


p  O  aihlrt  ^ 
n\iles  !*  ul 

),  40  miles  ii' 


lorgn".  f'^"''' 
,,f  this  cotiiiiy  I 
m-re-  vimli'  | 


—  of  iNianii 

Sylor  A  li.  tidorney  at  law 
Wing  J,  physician 


County  seat  Green  River  Co,  120 
miles  e  of  Great  Salt  Ltike  City  on 
the  great  overland  mail  route 

Carter  Win  A,  genl  merchant  and  P  M 


FarmmgtOn,  Davis  Co,  P  O,  Co  seat    „      ^   _,   .^^        ,  ,r    ,    ,,      ,a     •, 

of    Davi.  Co,   10  mih-s  n   of  Great   Fort  Crittenden,  Ulivh  Co,  40  mdes 
Salt  Laic  City  *  "'  Great  Salt   Lake  Cily,  and  Uu 

1  miles  w  of  Provo  C'ity 

lUiiiK'hanl  John  K,  postmaster 

ISliiiuhardJolm  R&  Son,  dealers  in  boots ;  lit'<^'^  liros,  general  merchants 
iind  shoes  < 

15ni.ll.ent  Reuben,  carpenter  and  painter  Fountain  Green,   San    Pete   Co,  P 

Clark  Ezra  T,  stock  dealer  <^>.  -^  '»''«-''^  »  w  ot  Manti 


Cmiiitt  W,  physician 
Kiiil  John,  blacksmitli 


Lewellyn  Rees  R,  postmaster 
Snow  llernard,  lumber  merchant 


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Franklin,  Cache  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  n 
of  Logiiii 

Hatch  L  II,  postmaster 

Gardner's  Mills,  Oroat  Salt  Lake 

Co,  1")  miles  !)  w  of  Great  Salt  Lake 
City 

Goshen,  Utah  Co,  P  O,  situated  on  tia; 
sniitiierii  extremity  of  Utah  Luke,  30 
miles  s  of  I'rovo  City 

Price  AViliiam,  postmaster 

G'  ?^*0'n,    Kane    Co,     County   seat  of 
County,  31.")  miles  s  c  of  Great 
ike  City 


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GrantSVille,  Tooele  Co,  P  O,  12  miles 
s  w  of  Uiiliville,  on  the  proposed 
route  of  the  Central  Pacilic  IJailroad 

Jeffries  William,  postmaster 

Great  Salt  Lake  City,  Great  Salt 

Lake  Co,  P  O.  capital  of  Utali  Ter- 
ritory, and  County  seat  of  (Jreat 
Salt  Lake  County ;  distance  from 
San  Kraneisco,  Cal,  77()  miles.  In- 
corporale<l  city,  "  silnated  on  the  east 
hank  of  the  .lordan  Liver,  which  con- 
nects Great  Salt  Lake  with  Utah 
Lake,  about  22  miles  se  of  the  Great 
Salt  Lake,  and  is  4.200  f.-ct  a!)ovc 
tlie  level  of  the  sea ;  it  was  laid  out  in 
1S47  l»y  a  comiMinyof  ll.'J  Mormons." 

Addoms  John,  dry  goods,  etc 

Aiines  John,  pro|»rietor  Union  Restaurant 

Aldrich  .Foini,  meat  market 

Allen    &    Shoehridge,  commission     mer- 

ciiants,  groceries,  miners'  goods  elo 
Anderson    William    F,  surgeon  and   phys 
Appleby  &  Marshall,  attorneys  at  law 
Aiu'rltach    &    I5ro,  general    nierchandi>e 
Harker  \  Wells,  cullers  and  gunsiu'ths 
IJarns  J  S.  general  mercliant 
Harrow  &,  Co,  wholesale  g(!n  merchandise 
Ba-'kin  H  N,  attorney  at  law 
Hansel  I  A  C,  agent  Western  Un'n  Tel  Co 
liasselt  iSc  Roberts,  general  merchandise 
Bauman  &  Co,  ilrnggists 
Bell  William,  cabinet  maker 
Bernhisel  J  M,  surgeon  and  physician 
Berry  «&  Co,  proprs  Boise   I. -very  Stables 
Bird  Edward,  cabinet  maker 
Bird  James,  wood  turner,  etc      =•'   • 


Blair  &  I  logo,  attorneys  at  law 

Bleak  Janu?s  (»,  notary  public  and  clerk 

2d  Judicial  District 
Boaz  W,  tinsmith 

Bodenburg  &  Kahn,  general  merchandise 
Bohm  &  Molitor,  assayers,  etc. 
Boukofsky  &  Co,  wholesale  groceries  and 

dry  goods 
Bourne  «&  Needhatn,  storage  and  commis- 
sion merchants 
Bowring  &  Jones,  saddlers  and  harness 

makers 
Bowring  M   Mrs,  millinery  and   costuiiur 

female  de|)artment  S   i^  Theater 
Bringiiurst  William,  wagon  maker 
Briz/ee  Ilem-y  W,  nurseryman 
Brockbank   Isaac,  saddler,  etc 
Brook  ifc  Glick,  physicians  and  surgeons 
Brown   T   D   &  Son,  mining  agents  ami 

commission      merchants,     jirovisions. 

books  and  stationery 
Buckingham    J,    proprietor    Wasliing(on 

Restaurant 
Hurlon  R  T,  collector  U  S  Internal  I{ev. 

and  sherirt"  Great  Salt  Lake  Co 
l'\\vater  (Jeo  (J,  watchmaker  ami  jeweler 
v'aiue   John   T,  notary    jadilic  and  sliig*' 

manager  Salt  Lake  'I'liealer 
Calder  David  O,  musical  instruments  and 

instructor  music 
Cannon    George     D,    elder    and    apostle 

Church  Latter  Day  Saints 
Capener  NVilliam,  furniture  maker 
Careless    Thomtis,    professor    music    iiini 

lea<h'r  orchestra  Salt  Lake  Theater 
Carney  &  Stevens,  ilry  goods,  groccrie-. 

etc,  and  storage; 
CAHKlN(iTON   ALBKKT,  editor  l)e>- 

eret  News 
Carter  Bros,  attorneys  at  law 
Carter  William  A.  special  1'  O  agent  and 

sutler.  Fort  IJridgi'r 
Chadd  J  T,  proiluce 
Chase  J,  proprietor  restaurant 
Ciiilds  T  W,  grain,  |)roduce,  et(! 
Cliislett  &  Clark,  general  merchandise 
Clark  &  Co,  bmikers 
Clark  John,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Clawson    Hiram    B,  mmuiger  Salt  Luke 

Theater 
Clawson  John  R,  ice  cream   saloon   ami 

dealer  ice 
Clayton  William,  notary  pnblic,  etc 
Clilt  F  I),  general  merchant 
Clinton  Jeter,  physician,  druggist,  aliUr- 

man  and  police  magistrate 


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C'iive  CiaiuU',  mercliant  tailor  and  f()>tunicr 
Salt  Lak(i  Tlicatcr 

C'ltlin  'V'  Co,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  grocer- 
ies, etc 

Colin  k  iVIiintcr,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  gro- 
ceries etc 

C'dlebrook  C  C  ]\[rs,  millinery  and  fancy 
gocd-j 

CONXOU  r  KDWAUn,  liievet  major 
general,  and  pioplr  Union  N'edetlc 

Crockwell  Dr,  ])liysieian 

Ci'oayn  iV:  Co,  cointnission  merchants  and 
fj;i<)ceries,  lianlwaie,  etc 

Croxall  I'i.'  Cartwrigiit,  pottery  and  nianii- 
factiirern  of  hrownwaro 

Davis  «fc  IJnrclineil,  groceries,  etc 

Davis  .1  C,  iirodiice,  garden  seeds,  etc 

Day  D,  provision  mercliant 

Derrick  Z  W,  foundry 

DivSKIJHT  NHWS  (weekly)  Albert 
Carrington.  editor 

Dinwoodey  Henry,  manufa(!Uirer  furniture 
an<l  eahiiK't  ware 

Donaldson  Cliarles  ISF,  cooper  and  usher 
Salt  Lake  Theater 

Dranuon  .*i-   Howard,  intelligence  olRce 

Dnggins  \-  Prior,  proptrs   Idaho  House 

Durant  Oliver,  ain'tioneer,  etc 

DIUKKK  CHARLES,  Governor  I'tah 
Territory 

Kiu'dley  IJros.  City  Pottery 

Kddius  .John,  hrewery 

Kiles  Henry  W,  clocks,  etc 

Killer  .h)seph  IJ,  cooper 

KIdridge  \-  Clawson,  wiiolcsnli;  and  retail 
dry  goods,  gi'oceries,  (  tc 

Elgiilter  Morris,  ladies'  trimmings  and 
fancy  goods 

Kllis  IJros,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Kllsworlh  Ivhnund,  lumber 

Kvans  Wm,  plain  and  ornamental  painter 

Faast  .V  Houlz,  |)ropriett)rs  livery  stable 
and  stock  market 

Findlay  Hugh,  commission  mercliant  and 
nnniutaclurer  matches 

Fiiisom   William  H,  architect  and  builder 

Konlouski  &  DichI,  hairdressiiig,  perfum- 
ery, cU' 

Foster  William  H,  woodturner 

Foster  William  W,  soap  maker 

Fox  Frank  F,  proprietor  Excelsior  («ar- 
dens  and  saloon 

Frost  n,  blacksmith 

Gilbert  it  Sons,  gener.il  merchaudiso 

Gill  Ricliard,  hairdresser 

Gliule  k  Towler,  proptrs  Globe  Kcstaurant 


Godbc  W  S,  drugs  and  medicines 

(ioddard  (Jeorge,  gioceries,  fruit,  and  pro- 
visions 

Gordcm  .lames  (State  Hoad)  liipiors  and 
general  merchandise 

Greenberg  \'  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco 

(ireeiKjwald  A,  proptr  lOuicka  House 

tirenig  I)ani(d,  baker  and  confectioner 

(Troves  William  H,  surgeon  ilentist 

Guerney  \-  Co,  boots  and  shoes 

Hague  James,  gunsmith,  saddler  and  whip 
maker 

Halsey  AVilliam  L,  agent  Hidladay's  Over- 
land Mail  and  Express  Co 

Hjimpton  H  Y,  saildlerand  harness  maker 

Harris  »t  Son,  proptrs  Idaho  Drug  Store 

Harrison  Klias  L  T,  architect 

Hawkins  .John,  blacksmith 

Hawkins  Thomas,  tinsmith 

Hay  ward  G,  wagon  maker 

He. id  F  H,  superintendent  Indian  afTairs 

Healey  it  Walson,  l)iitchers 

Hemmenway  Luther  S,  nurseryman 

Hempstead  Charles  H.  attorney  at  law  and 
attorney  general  Vi  S  Court 

Ileuiiefcr  »fc  Slade,  blacksmiths 

Heuiiefer  William,  hairdresser 

Holladay's  Overland  Mail,  Express  and 
Uauking  Company,  AVilliam  L  Hal- 
sey, agent 

Hooper  William  H,  ehler  and  delegate  to 
Congress 

Hussey,  Dahler  &  Co,  bankers 

.lackson  Win  H,  proptr  Eureka  Livery 
Stables 

.Jenkins  .Tolni  W,  s.-iddlery  and  harness  mkr 

.Fenniiigs  William,  pro|)rietor  Eagle  Em- 
porium, general  mcht  and  banker 

.To(d  S  W  1*^'  Co,  auctioneers 

.lohn  .lolm  AL  teacher  music 

-lones  Charles  F,  tinsmith 

Jones  .1  Harvey,  iigent  Barrow  &  Co 

Keith  &  Tileson,  proprietors  Southern 
Mail  and  Expre^8  j 

Iverr  John  W,  cashier  IVIiner's  National  \ 
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Keyos  &  Allen,  coal  merchants  | 

Kimball  &  Lawrence,  wholesale  and  retail  | 
groceries,  dry  goods,  etc  j 

Kimball  Heber  C,  lirst  counsellor  Church  ! 
Latter  Day  Saints 

King  Charles,  carpenter  and  builder 

King  C  Mrs,  private  boarding  house 

Klopstock  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Liiliaie  C,  livery  stable 

Lawrence  A  G,  commissioner/of  deeda 


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1»ACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIHECTOny. 


Loes  S  .T,  miniiif!;  jrooils  and  provisions        '■ 
Lessor  Itros,  dry  <;oods  and  ;j;cnc'ml  nidse 
Lctson  Tlwodorc,  nurseryman 
Levciillial  A,  auctioneer 
Little    Feraniarz,    pro|)ri(!tor    Salt    Lake 

House  and  lumber  inereliant 
LONCJ  JOHN  V,  attorney  and  counsellor 

at  law 
Lonfr  S  A  ^[rs,  artist  and  teacher  music 
Lynch    Patrick,  notary  public    and  clerk 

Third  U  S  District  Court 
Maibcn  Henry,  sign  and  ornamental  pain- 
ter 
IMarjretts  IJ  U,  blacksmith 
]\Iarsliall  &  Cartel",  attorneys  at  law 
Martin  Edward.  pliotogra[tlier  and  earthen- 
ware, )iails,  etc 
McDonald  .John,  provisions 
IMcCiinley  .1.  proptr  Anlelo|)c  llesfaurant 
McClrath  .John  H,  mining  store 
McGrorty  Sc  Henry,  com  and  genl  mchts 
Mclv!Uiglilin  D,  attorney  at  law 
Mceks  J(>lm,  watcbcs,  clocks,  and  jewelry 
Meyer  M,  provisions  and  groceries 
jMidgley  do-hua,  painter  and  glazier 
Miles  W  H  &  Son,  brick  makers 
Miner's  National  Bank,  J  W  Kerr,  cashier 
Mitchell,  CluiliV  Smith,  proprietors  Wau- 

satch  Coal  Mine 
Morris  Isador,  groct^ries  and  provisions 
Morris  S,  iipholsterci-,  paper  banger,  etc 
Morris  William  \',  |>lain  and    ornamental 

painter 
Morse,  Walcott  &.  Co,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchants 
Naylor  I?ros,  blacksmiths  and  hardware 
Noummn,  Orr  &  Co,  bankers 
Oberfelder  Hros,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Ormsby  J  S,  physician  and  surgeon 
Orustein  tfc  Popper,  butchers 
Overland  Mail  Co,  to  Virginia  City,  Nov, 

H  S  llumlield,  agent 
Paine  &  Turner,  proprs  re-taurant 
Pawling  &  Kendall,  attorneys  at  law 
Perkes  William,  cooper 
Phelps  H  E,  furs  and  notions 
Phelps  William  W,  notary  public  and  me- 
teorological observer 
Ransaholf  N  S&  Co,  general  merchandise, 

clothing,  etc 
Reed  Samuel,  accoimtant,  etc 
Reich  Frederick,  |)roprietor  Eagle  Hotel 
Riethman  &  Co,  jjioprietrs  Empire  bakery 

and  restaurant 
Roberson  Jo  S,  assistant  agent  Holladay's 
Overland  i\Liil  &  Express  Co 


Riser  (i  C,  boots  and  shoes 

Hoberts  IJros,  druggists  and  apothecaries 

Roberts  Don  Carlos,  surgeon  and  |)hysici;in 

Robinson  iV  Thatcher,  propi-ietors  ra<t 
freight  line  to  V'irginia  Ciiy,  Montana  ' 

Robinson  J  K,  physician  and  surgeon         ' 

Ross  &  Barrett,  general  merchandise 

Ross  H  ]\I,  propi-ietor  Nevada  Restauranl 

Ross  James  D,  collector 

Humlield  Henry  S,  general  agent  Over- 
land Mail  ('o  I 

Rmniell  John  H,  plasterer  ' 

liiissell  iSi  Bunting,  house  and  sign  painters ' 

Russell  it  Harris,  bairdre>sers 

SALT    LAKE   TELEOHAPH,  (daily 
and   tri-weekly)  T   B    H  Stenliouse, ; 
proprietor  , 

Saulsbury  William,  builder  and  contractor! 

Savage  it  Oltenger,  ])botograpbic  stock 
dealers  and  |thotographers 

Seigell  &  Co,  clothing,  boots,  Yankee  no- 
tions, etc 

Sharkey  Robert  C.  stoves  and  tinwiiro 

Sharp  William  H  H,  dentist 

Shipp  A  &  Co,  drv  goods,  groceri(!s,  etc 

SHOAF  P  L  &  CO,  publishers  Union 
N'cdette  j 

Showell  William,  provisions,  etc  ! 

Silver  Joseph,  provision  merchant 

Silver  William  J,  civil  and  mechanical  en- 
gineer 

Simmons  Joseph  jNF,  assistant  assessor  U  S 
inti'rnal  revetme 

Sloa'i  AVilliam,  boots  and  shoes  i 

Smith  A  Mrs,  millinery  goods,  eie 

Smith  &  Bound,  proprietors  Golden  Eagle 
Hotel 

Smith  Frank,  i>ropr  INFontana   Restaurant 

Smith  (Jeorge  A,  historian  and  recorder 

Smith  John  .1,  assessor  U  S  int  revciuie 

Smith  Joseph  F,  elder 

Snedaker  ^I  J,  salt  merchant 

Southern  Mail  and  Express  Co,  Great  Sail 
Lake  City  to  Pahranagat,  R  D  Clark. 
agent 

Spencer  Daniel,  (dder 

S(piires  John,  hair  dresser  and  wig  maknr 

STEIX  AARON,  clerk  Overland  .Mail  Cu 

Stein  Nat.  postmaster 

STENHOFSE  T  1$  H,  editor  and  propri- 
etor Salt  Luke  Telegraph 

Stevenson  Edward,  turner 

Stubbs  &  Kirkwood,  bakery  and  grocery 

Sutterley  Bros,  photographers 

Tail  William,  physician  and  surgeon 

Taylor  John  «&  llro,  merchant  tailors 


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Taylor    Josliiin,    proi)rictoi'     Piihnmngat 

Ucslaniiiut 
Taylor  T  »t  W,  general  meirliandi^e 
Taysuin  Andrew  .1,  ornanu'iital  plasterer 
TImriiiond  &  lia.-kin,  attorneys  at  law 
Totnney   &    Fry,   proprietois    California 

R(ufaurant 
Tn[)p  E    li  &  Co.  general  merchants  and 

manuraelurers  boots  and  slioes 
Tiifts  J  Mrs,  proprietress  Mansion  House 
TMlliil^re  .Tolni,  house  and  si<in  jtainter 
TiillidLie  .Toini,  professor  and  teacher  music 
l-M()X  VKDKTTE  (daily  and  weekly) 

1'  L  Shoaf  &  Co,  puhlisjier.s 
Van  Dyk  «fc  Co,  livery  stai)le 
Wagstall'  William,  iiuroeryman  and  sceds- 
I         man 
Walker    Bros,  wholesale   and    retail   dry 

<:oods.  (rroceries,  etc 
Walker  William,  cutler 
Wallace  Georjiii  IJ,  bishop  and  (dder 
Wardinan  v'i  ^IcGlinchy,  groceries 
Walters  I,  watches  and  jewelry 
Wells   Daniel    II.  Mayor  Salt  Lake  City 

a\id  Second  Counsellor  Church  Jiatter 

Day  Saints 
Wells  .lames,  cutler 
WESTON  1  M,  editor  Union  Vedetle 


White  Matthew,  general  merchnndise 
Whitehill  William,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Wilkinson  &  Fenn,  general  nierclumdise, 

hardware,  etc 
Wimmer  Jacob,  liquors  and  refreshments 
Wines    Leonard,  division  iigent  Overland 

Mail  Co 
Woodbury  Thoma^,  nurseryman 
Woodmansee  «&  15ro,  dry  goods,  groceries 
Woodruff  Wilford,  elder,  etc 
AVoollcy  Edwin  D,  bishop  l.'lth  Ward 
Woolley  Samuel  A,  lumber  merchant 
Woiley  John  iM,  freighter 
YOUN(f  BIIIGUAM,  President  Church 

Latter  Day  Saints 
Young  E  11  At  Sons,  storage  and  genl  mdse 
Young  John,  officer  Church   Latter  Day 

Saints 
I  Young  Joseph,  Sen,  officer  Church   Latter 
I  Day  Saints 

Young  Joseph  A,  lumber  merchant 
Y'oung  Joseph  W,  clergyman  Church  Lat- 
ter Day  Saints 
Young  JiCgrand,  lumber  merchant 
Y'ciung  Lorenzo,  oHicer  Church  Latter  Day 

Saints 
I  Y'oung  Fhineas  II,  officer  Church    Latter 

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GREAT  SALT  LAKE  COUNTY.  Boundaries- North  by  Davis,  cast  by 
Morgan.  Summit  and  Wasatch,  south  by  Utah,  and  west  by  Tooele  and  the  Great  »Salt 
Lake.  This  is  the  wejihhiest  and  most  |)0|)idous  county  of  the  Territory,  and  the  land 
(■(iinprised  within  its  limits  is  of  the  most  productive  character.  The  number  of  acres 
cullivated,  in  IHO."),  was  8,24;5,  of  which  4,000  were  in  wheat,  jmiducing  an  average 
of  twenty-three  bushels  to  the  acre,  and  42(5  acres  in  fruit.  Number  of  mills:  saw, 
live.     County  seat.  Great  Salt  Lake  City. 

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Oi-tii.'t  AtioriH-y S.  M.  Ulair "  "         j      " 

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forms   tlie   northeastern  border  of  the  Territory;  it   is   sjwrsely  iiopulafetl,  and  l)iil 
little  is  known  of  its  resoiirees.     County  seat,  Fort  IJridger. 

Oi-KiCKRi^.— W.  A.  Carter,  Probate  Judge  ;  L.  11.  Scott,  County  Clerk.     (NooiIk  r 
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Ilershaw  Samuel,  postmaster 

Gunnison,  Sau  Pete  Co,  P  O,  IT)  miles 

s  of  iMaiili 

Kearns  &  Madsen,  gcmeral  merchandise 
Kearns  II  II,  postmaster 

Hamilton,  iron  Co,  P  O,  32  miles  s  w 
of  I'arowan 


Heber,  "Wansatch  Co,  P  O,  county  s.  at 
of  Wausatch  Co,  10  miles  s  e  of  ( inat 
Salt  Lake  City 

Henneferville,  Summit  Co.  p  o,  n 

miles  e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

HoytSVille,  Summit  Co,  P  O,  31)  mil(v< 
e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  Cily  on  ilic 
Great  Overland  Mail   Hoad 

Iloyt  T  S,  postmaster  and  proptr  grist  mill   5 


Hams  Pork,  Green   River  Co,  (P  O 

mi.lress.  Fort  Bridger)  15  nules  n  of  HuntSViUe,  AVeber  Co,  P  O,  15  mile 

*^"''  ^^'•'^'-^■»*  from  Ogdl-n  City 

Granger  L,  groceries 

j  Bingham  Erastus,  postmaster 

Harmony,  Washington  Co,  P   O.  45 

mdcs  n  e  of  St  (ieorgo  HydO  Park,  Cache  Co,  P  O,  3  mil 

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Willis  .John,  postmaster 


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miles  n  e  of  St  George  Hyrum,  (ache  Co,   P  O,   (5  mdes  s  of 

Lewis  .lames,  atty  at  law  and  postma^iter   |  ^og.ui 

Meeks  Piiddy,  physician  | Lilyeiuiuist  O  N,  postmaster 

IHON  COUNTY.  Boundari<-s— North  by  Beaver,  east  by  C'>lorado  Tciii- 
tory,  sDiiih  by  Washington  and  Kane,  and  west  by  the  State  of  Nevada.  This  is 
one  of  th(!  southern  counties  of  ITtah.  It  is  mountainous  in  the  central  part,  witii  an 
abundance  of  tindier,  and  |)ossesses  some  excellent  land  for  farming.  There  w(  if 
3,47!>  acres  cultivated  in  18(55,  of  which 'i,;!  15  were  in  wheat.  Nund)er  of  iiiills: 
saw,  three ;  grist,  three.     County  seat,  I'arowan. 

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CoiHity  CMcrk Siliis  S.  Smitli ....   I'ani;,'u(>iitili "  "     .  " 

District  Atlorney Sainiu'l  II.  Ko^ci's  I'arowiiii    "  "     '     " 

Slicritt" '  Diuiicl  1'.  Clink  . .         "           "  1  .'<(is  " 

Rfconler Cai.  C.  IViidlutoii.         "           ,  "  18(17,  " 

Notary  I'lililic Martin  Slack Cedar  City "  187(1;  " 

Treasurer (;.  C.  reiKJIetoii  ..  I'arowan    "  18(iH  " 

Assessor !  Win.  C.  Mitcliell. .         "           "  18(>7'  " 

Surveyor \Vm.  H.  Daiue . . .        "          "  18(181  " 

Sup't  Coininon  Schools Jiio,  M.  .Mactarlaiie  Cedar  City "  18(17 '  " 

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U' Austin  Ed| 

3   Davis  Her 

]><  Hale  Soloil 

LittletoJ 

AlorgJ 
Lake  I 

A.  BOl 


A.  KOHLER,  San  FranoUoo,  importer  and  dealer  in  Muaio  Books. 


UTAH     T  K  11  R  I  T  0  R  Y  . 


305! 


IronvillO,  lieuvur  Co,  Jj  miles  west  oC\  lieaver.     An  iron  smelting  i'unmco  is 

located  hero 

i  JUAB  COUNTY,  liouiidaries— North  by  Tooele  and  Utah,  oast  by  Utah 
liindSiin  Pete,  south  by  San  IVte  and  Millard,  and  west  by  Tooele  and  San  Pete. 
!  Tiiis  eoinity  oc('n|)ies  a  central  position  in  the  Territory.  It  has  a  niounluinoiis  surface, 
;  and.  for  the  most  part,  is  unproductive.  Thi'  Wasatch  ^Mountains  form  the  eastern 
i  border,  and  in  tiie  northern  part  is  Mount  Nebo,  12,000  feet  hi;^h.  The  nundier  of 
iicres  cultivated  in  18(i.")  was  1,780,  of  which  1,000  were  in  wheat.  Number  of  mills : 
i  saw,  one  ;  grist,  two.     County  seat,  Nephi. 

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I'l-oliiilc  .Tiidce I.u'ol)  (i.  Bijili'i-  . .  Xi'plii   City 

rdiiiiiy  Clerk Sninuol  I'itchronli .  " 

Disiiict  Ationiiy Tlioinas  ( )icl " 

SluTill' r-rii("l  Ilnyt " 

Hocdidcr Vacant 

Niitarv  I'lililic j'I'lioinas  Onl Nc])lii    City 

Tn  asiiivr jjoliu  Virkcrs    

Assessor Samuel  I'itelifoi'tli.  i  " 

Siirveyiir Charles   I'liee '  " 

Snp'l  CoinuiDii  Seliools 'riioriiiis  Ord " 

i  ;  I<aac  (iracc " 

]    David  I'dall 

f    (ieor^'O  Kendall.  .  .  " 


Term  Kxpiren. 


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Seleelnieli 


Jiiniiary  1808  Fees. 
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1807 

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KANE  COUNTY.  P>oundaiics— North  by  Tron,  east  by  Colorado  Territory, 
soulli  by  .\rizona 'J'cirilory.  and  west  by  Washiniilon.  "In  eonsciiuencc  of  Indian 
lio^tililics.  nil  the  settlements  of  this  county  I'ave  hi  ,'u  vacated,  e.\ce|)t  two.  and  every- 
tliin<'  is,  tlu'refore,  in  an  unsettli'd  condition.  I'here  are  no  merchants,  manufacturers, 
iM\vy>  rs,  oi-  physicians.  It  is  a  ili^tant  county  oi'  the  Territory,  with  no  thoroughfare 
through  it,  except  into  an  Indian  country.  It  is  rujiued  and  broken,  and  its  soil  sterile." 
County  seat,  (Iraflon.     (No  returns  of  county  otlicers  received.) 


|:  KaysVille,  Davis  Co,   P  O,  7   miles  n  Logan,  Cache  Co,  P  O.  county  seat  of 

Cache  Co,  DO  miles  n  e  of  Great  Salt 
I  Lake  City 

I  Isaacson  II  AV,  postmaster 


of  Fai-minjilon 

liarnes  John,  postmaster 
Kjibert  AVilliam.  horticidtnrist 
Liiyton  Christopher,  stock  dealer 

Lehi  City,  Utah  Co,  P  O.  K;  miles  n  w 
of  Provo  City 

Kvaiis  David,  postmaster 

Taylor  T  &  W,  general  mercliandise 

Liberty,  Kichland  Co,  P  O,  laO  miles 
n  e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 


Lynn.  Weber   Co,  P  O,  40  miles  n  of 

(Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 
Taft  Louis,  postmaster 

Manti,  San  Pete  Co,  I*  (),  County  seat 
of  San  Pete  Co,  l.'{;!  miles  s  e  of 
Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 


09 


ik'iich  John  L,  postmaster 
Fraiddin  S|)encer,  attorney  at  law 
Ilambleton  M  1),  general  merchandise 
Kempton  J  1$,  stone  cutter 
Loury  Si  Snedaker,  general  merchandise 
j  Snmv  George,  attorney  at  law 
Littleton,   IVIorgan   Co,  (P  O  address, ,  Spencer  Frank,  general  merchandise 


Austin  Edwin  A,  physician 

Davis  Ilenrj',  attorney  at  law 

Hale  Solomon,  g  iieral  merchandise 


Morgan)  4o  miles  n  e  of  Great  Salt  |  Tattle  &  Fo.\,  general  merchandise 
Lake  City  I  Voorhis  Isaac,  general  merchandise 


A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.    Sohool  Booki,  Juvenile  and  Toy  Books,  0..me8,  et9 


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NORTH  AMERICA  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  Policies  Ruaranteod  by  State  of  Now  York. 
360  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 

Meadows.  IMillmd   Co,  P  O,  sitiiiitcd  Mendon,  Cache  Co,  P  O,  10  miles  s  w 

on  ISlciHlow  CIrcck,  H  miles  s  of  Kill-  of  Lojiuii 


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ore   City,  on  Wa-on  Uoad  •»  J^o^  si.uauvay  A  P,  postmaster 


Bennett  II  B,  postmaster 


Mill  Creek,    (Ireat   Salt   Lake  Co,  0 
miles  s  of  (ireat  Salt  Lake  City 


MILLARD  COUNTY.  Bomnluries— North  hy  Tooele,  east  hy  San  Pete, 
south  by  J«eaver,  and  we.-t  hy  tlie  Slate  of  Nevada.  The  jrnater  portion  of  tliis 
county  is  ocetipicd  hy  mountains  and  haiTcn  deserts,  hut  tiiei-e  an;  a  few  small  IraiMs 
adapted  to  agricultui-e.  The  inmiher  of  acres  cultivated  in  IHC).')  was  3,.'i82,  of  wliicii 
2,lol  were  in  wiiejit.    Numh(!r  of  mills:  saw,  two;  grist,  three.    County  .seat,  Fillmoic. 


O  F  K  I  C  K  U  8  . 


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Prolmto  .Jiidiic 'I'lios.  I{.  KiiiM;...    il'iUmorc  Citv  . . .  .  .lanimry  1S7()  I'Vos. 

County   C'lci-k I..I111  Kelly t       "  "'    '      "  "      j     " 

District  Attorney :  Viieuiit  ,  .".  .• ,    ]      "  "      j     " 

Slierilf IJyron  Wiirner. . . . 'Killiiiorc  City  . . . . '  Aii};iist  IStiS,     " 

ReeonliT ^  N'licmit !    ]      "  "      '     " 

Notary  I'nhlic J.  V.  ISoliisoii  ...     Killinoro  City  . . . .  Janunrv  1870'     " 

"      .I..I111  \V.  KiiiHnrd  .  Dcscret  City "       '     "      ]     " 

Trcnsiircr Inlni  W.  I)ut^on..  Fillmore  (.'iiy  ....    An^fiist  lf<is       " 

Assessor lolm  Kelly "  ""    j      "  "  " 

Surveyor I'lioiniis  Iv.  Kin;,'.  .         "  "     "  on 

Sap't  Coininou  Seliools Julin  Kelly "  "     ....'      "  18(17       " 

Daniel  'I  li'onipson.         "  "     "  IKtu    I'cr  (lien:. 

Selectmen ^   .laroh  Crolt ;       "  "     i      "  18(i8i     " 

Hiram  15.  liennilt .  ,  \Ieailow  Creek    .  .  .  |      "  18GU  j     "  _ 

Millville,  Cache  Co,  P  0,  o  miles  s  of: Morgan,  IMorpan  Co.  P  O.  1.')  miles ne 
Lojran  of  Ureal  Salt  Iv.ike  City 

Pitkin  George  O,  postinaster  Kddington  William,  general  merchandise 

Hanson   Jens,    inaeliiidst,   cahinet  nuiker, 
MinerSVille,    Beaver    Co,    P    O,    18;  and  Justice  of  the  peace 

miles  s  of  Beaver.     Lead   mines  iire '  Welch    Thoniiis  U  tJ,  county  clerk    aiu! 

being  worked  at  this  place  I  postma>ter 

Rollins  James  II,  [wstmaster  \ 

j  Mormon,  Great  Salt  Lake  Co,  P  O.  10 
Mona,   Juab  Co,   P   O,   IG   miles  from!  luiles  s  of  Gretit  Salt  Lake  City 

Xephi  i  i 

j  Moroni,  Stm  Pete  Co,  P  O,  28  mil.  .>  11 
of  JNIanti 


Newton  William,  postmaster 


MOntpelier,   Richland  Co,  I.jO  miles  I  •^'•""•-y  G'-'O'-Se  W,  postmtister 
n  e  of  (;ieat  Salt  Liike  City  j  Hoger.s ,  physician 

Ellis  Matthew  J,  phjsician  __  .     .       _,  ^     n,^    ,-      -, 

Phelps  Joseph  M,  .iUorney  at  law  i  Mountam,  Morgan  Co  P  O,   1.,  n.ile. 

Ramingto.i  &  Palmer,  genl  mercha.ulise     |  "  ''  "*  ^^'"'-'"^  ^^""  ^"'^'^  ^'^>' 

Thurmond  Williiim,  general  merciiandise  i  Spaulding  Eli  D,  postmaster 

MORGAN  COUNTY.  Boi^daries— North  by  W^-ber  and  CiU-he,  east  l.y 
Summit,  sontii  by  Summit  and  (Ji'cat  Salt  Ltike  counties,  and  west  by  Great  Salt  Lake 
County,  Uiivis,  Weber  and  Cache.  This  is  a  small  county  in  the  northeast  part  of  tlie 
Territory,  watered  hy  the  Weber  River.     The  surface  is  generally  mountainous,  witiij 


The  PACIFIC  INSURANCS  Cc.    The  largest  OaUfornia  Insuranoe  Co. 


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MASON  &  HAMLIN'S  ORGANS.    A.  KOHIiBR,  AKont.  Ban  Franoiioo. 
UTAH     T  E  11  U  I  T  0  R  Y  . 


807 


Occiisionnl  trncta  of  firtile   Itiiul.     The  nuinhcr  of  ncre,-i  cultivated  in  18li'),  was  l,01>7l 
of  wiiioli  1,272  were  in  wlieat.     NuiiiIkt  of  mills:  saw,  two.     County  scat,  Littleton. 


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I'niliiilo  .111(1^:1' Williiril  O.  Smitli  .   I.iitliton '.Jiinuury  1870  Fcoh 

('iiiiiitv  ('Ink Tlios    H.  G.  Wl'IiIiMdi-;:!!!!  City ;     "  "  " 

Disiiitt  Aiiiiiiicy Viiciiiit 

Slu'iill' .' Lyniuti  W,  I'ovtor.   I'orti'rvilc \     "  IHCSj 

liiiiirdvr Iiiliii  Hovdi'ii I  Woliur  City 

N'liiiirv  I'lililic '     " 

Tivii-'im-r " 

A>M-sor   " 

Smvcyor V'licmit 

Siip't  ('iiniiiioii  Si'liool.s Idliii  Bdydcn Wclicr  City 

I   .loliii  l{(ilii~()ii Mdiiiitiiiii  (irccn  . .       "  "      S2  per  day. 


SoU'ctmcn 


.loiiiit'ii  llciiu'inviiy  Kiilivillc    . 
f    I'liilnin'ii  C.  Mi'iiiii  .Mount  .Idv 


18(17 
1  Htm  I 


Mount  Pleasant.  San  Pete  Co,  P  o.  North  Ogden,  w<i.er  Co,  r  o,  7l" 


miles  n  of  Oiiilcn  City 
Holmes  Henry,  postmaster 


(lien; 


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22  iii'les  n  a  of  JManti 

('iitidhtinl  David,  postmaster 
Wheeler  .1  (1,  general  mereliandiso 

Ogden  City,  Weber  Co,  r  O,  County  I  « 

Nephi.    'Tiiiib  Co,    (P   O   addi-ess.   Salt  ^''^tl  Welter  Co,  10  miles  nof  Cireiit!    • 

Creek)  '.».>  miles  s  of  Gfeat  Salt  I.sike  Stilt  Ltike  City  !  g 

^  ''y  Leavilt  Natliiiiiiel,  gr'nefal  meirliandise        w 

r.if.li  .loM^pli,  pi-opi-ietoi-  flotinn^  mill  and    M,.l,„vre  AVilliain  L,  plivsieiaii  S 

-rain  mnrlitint  MeKaV  William  &  Co,  geid  meirliandise   !  ® 

r,o>nall  .lames  W  ,  pfopnetor  >nw  mill  and   q„.,.„  ;,.„„j.^  ,v:  Co.  maniilaetufers  leather, 

luml.er  miTeliiint  j  i„„„^^  .„„i  ^|„„,^ 

Cole  c^  Ca/.ief,  Mill  mamiftieturers  I  i>i,i,.,„.k  Willitmi,  irenei-al  meivl.tindise 

roi.t  CI.  ii!e>,  1. udder  and  mdlwnulit  ,  l{,,„M.li.)tf  N  S  it'Co,  -lenl  mereliaiidise 

K,K,t  Tiniolliy  1'.,  (Salt  Creek)  po^im.a.ter    "w,.^,  ,*;.  Yoiinjr,  -cneral  meieliandise 

(;„l,i.!M,inu-ii  ll.'iiry.  proptr  N'eplii  Iluii>e    \Vest  Cliauneev  W,   posiniiister,  mmiufac- 

lliiLMie  .luliM,   propn.'tor  llouring  mill,  tiir-  fm-mrer  leallier.  liools,  and  shoes 

"i"'"''-.'""'  l""'lii''''  _  WoodmaiKsee  Charles,  genl  merehandise     '  3 

,litiiiiiig-i  \\  illiaiii.  geiH'rtil  mcrelitmdise  o 

.loiics  Kdward,  lpl!ick>iiiith  i  ' 

K.'idall  (ieorge,  l.nteher  i  PanaCCa.    Washington    County,   (P   O  ,  jj 

hove  Aiidi-ew,  seleet  school  '  iiddress,  8t  Ceorge)  (i  miles  from  St  |  « 

Mi'Cime  .Miitlliew,  homeopiithie  physicitin  i  George  ig 

Old  'riiomas,  jll^|iee  of  th.>  peace  I  s„ii,i,  William,  general  mereliandiso  i  % 

tlriiie  Alii'iiliain,  mtmiif  hoots  and  shoes      |  |  M 

()>tler  .1  vS:  .1,  tanners  and  leather  dressers    paradise.  Cticlic  Co,   P  O,   10  miles  s  I  f 


I 
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of  Ivogan 
Jiimes  David,  postmaster 


>,  oiist  hy  'I  I 

JallLtxkc   i\ 

artoftim  ;°| 

ions,  with ; 


O.-tler  .loliii,  tiiiiiier  tind  currier 

I'cvloii  .lames,  bltieksmith 

Siili-hiiry  tfc  Pliitt,  salt  manufacturers 

Vickei's  &  Sutton,  proprietors    thra>liing 

iiiid  reii|iing  maehiiK.'s 

Young    K    11    &    Sons,   merchtints    and  I 

freighters  I  o     .       t        i        i  •     ^       i 

°  liarlon  .Joseph,  oahinot  maker 

Harlon  Stephen,  cabinet  maker 

'North  Bend,  San  Pete  Co,  (P  O  ad-   Silas  S  Smith,  poslmtister 

dress,  Mt  Pleasant)  25  n  e  of  INIanti  j  Wtitts  Benjamin,  tanner  and  currier 


ParagOOnah,  iron  Co,  P  O,  4  miles  1 1 
s  e  of  Parowiui  < 


A.  BOMAN  &  Oo.)  San  Francisoo,  rooeive  Now  Books  by  every  Stcamor. 


1 


NORTH  AMERICA  T.Tff^  INSURANCE  CO.  The  beat  oompany  in  the  United  Staten. 


cmoKM 


868 


1'  A  C  r  F  I  0     COAST     U  U  8  I  N  K  S  8     D  I  K  E  C  T  0  II  Y  , 


Paris,  Kicliliiiid  Co,  l'  O,  150  niiles  n  c  of  Mcduircy  James,  dry  goods 

Great  Salt  J^ake  Cily  Miller  RolxTt  E,  jieneral  mereliandise       i 

r.  ,,,     IT  1  I       T  Newman  Kliiali,  wajroa  maker 

Dii  lin  II, ''enera    iiierelinndise  i,        i*     •  i   .  •  ii      .      , 

^  ,,       «,  "^  1      .  .  ra>te  Daniel,  tanner,  ciirner,  and  buo  iiiK 
Oak  ey  M,  plivsieian  "^    ,  ,.    , 

„.  ,    t   ,.    '    •  ,  ,       1.  !*ni)e  mamilaetnrer 

Ifieli  k.v  M(!rretl, ''enenumere  inndiso  u  .  ii  .  .    ^<  i.-     /,     i.   •  •  . 

J.,  T^     •  1  1  ,    1      ■  •  1  cnilleton  lalvin  I,  plivsieian 

navage  iJavn  ,  ally  at   aw  and  n  ivsieiaii  ..'      ,       x>  .1      •  1  i»      1      1      •  1 , 

...    .'^    ,,  ,,,         •'     ,  ,       \.  -^  warden  Nathaniel  1  ,  wlieelwrinlit 

iSirniie  (i  W, ''enera   inereliaiu  i>e  «'  11  /-i      1      v   .         .. 

ii'Mi-  .-<  »    ,•        ■  W  el)l»  (  liailes  1 ,  tanner 

>\  illiains  J<iVan  A,  liii^fiust  i.r.,        \i-ie        w  i-  -^ 

'      "  \\  ileox  >v  illiam  n  ,  iiiacliini.st 


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Parley's  Park.   Summit  Co.  (IM)  i^  ,  n    t,  r^ 

H<ldress,  Great  Salt   Lake   City)  •_' 1  PaySOn.  I  inh  Co,  V  O,  ; 

mile.s  e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  City,  on  ^'''"^■•'  *^  ">'•  j 

Great  Overland  Mail  Uoad  Hardy  Jolin  T,  notary  imblic  and  P  JI        i 

Kimball  William  II,  hotel  proprietor  '"- 

Peoa,  Summit  Co,  P  O,  -  miles  -  from  ] 

ParOWan,  Imn  Co,  P  O,  county  seal  of  Wiiiidii|..  » 

Iron  Co,  2()0  mile.s  s  of  (ireat  Sail    Mereliant  Abraham,  postmaster  ' 

i^iike  City.  < 

Allen   Daniel,  tanner,   enrrier.  and    boo!   Potersburgh,   :Millard    Co,    P  ().  II   \ 
and  shoe  mannfaeturer  niiles  s  ot  Fillmore  Cily.  '  I 

Barton  Lcavn/o,  wa-on  maker  Robisoa  Peter,  postmaster                             ll 

Penson  Kichard,  povlmasier  '                                                                            5 

Durha.n  Thomas,  .-abinet  maker  p^^^  Valley,  '       Inn-ton  C.^  P  0  -  ^ 

Gunn  Geo.-e.  tanner  niih^s  fn.in  ^           ^,eor^a.. 

Hanks    I'Jx'in'zer.  ^.'eneral    merchant  and                                                                             ^» 

proi.rielor  eolti.n  manufaetory  Whij)ple  Kli,  posim.i.Mer  and  mamifacliinr  fV  Saint  Gc 
Hanks  I'-benezer.  tanner,  enrrier,  and  boot 


Salt 

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IJ  I  Hopkins  & 
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i  '  Messervoy 


anil  "hoc  maiiiifaetiirer  PintO,   Iron   Co,  1'  O.   /<•  miles  s  w  of  sBj  ,' 


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Ilolyoak  A\'illiam.  tanner 
IMarsden  .lames  H,  atlornev  at  law 


I'arowun 


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PI-UTE  COUNTY.  This  emmly  is  one  of  those  recently  orcranl/ed.  from 
which  no  reUiriis  have  ixeii  r-ceived,  except  for  th(!  afrriciilliiral  prodiiels  of  18(1,'), 
viz.:  Acres  under  cultivation,  1,211,  of  which  81>0  were  in  wheat. 

Plain  City,  Weber  Co.  P  O.  10  miles   Pranavall,  Iron  Co,  P  O,  3  miles  n  c 
w  of  Ojiden  Cily,  on  Weber  Hiver.  Irom  Parowaii.  i 

McGuirc  William,  postmaster  Willis  ,Iohn,  postmaster 

Pleasant  Grove,  r.ai,  Co.  P  o,  lo  Providence,  Cad,.-  Co.  Po,;i.niie. 

miles  n  w  or  i  rovo  City.  ^     "^ 

,.r....        .,    ,>  Pud;iu  William,  iioslmaster 

Sterrett  AVilliam  G,  Postmaster  '"  ' 

PrOVO   City.  Utah  Co,  P  O.  .•»(•  milos 
miles  -  of  (ireat  Sail  Lake  Citv. 


This 


county! 


I  Porter.  Mov^nn    Co,   P  0. 
of  Littleton. 

W^oods  .lames,  postmaster 


,  INIcDonald  A  F,  postmaster 
'  Thom])son  Jose[)h  A,  distiller 


RICHLA.ND  COUNTY.  Bonndaries— North  by  Idaho  Territory,  ea^t  l^y 
Dakota  Territory,  south  by  (ireeii  liiver,  and  west  by  Cache.  This  county  is  localcil 
in  tlie  extreme  northeastern  portion  of  the  Territory.  The  soil  is  generally  |)ro(hiclivi', 
The  average  yield  of  cereals  per  acre,  in  ISGo,  was  greater  than  that  of  any  otinr 
county  of  the  Territory.     The  number  of  acres  under  cultivation  in  18(!;')  was  'i')J)l''>. 

PAOIFIO  XNSUBANCB  CQ.   Oaah  Assets.  $1,113,862.82. 


latlapted  to' 
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OF 

I'ro'mtc  Jiidjrel 
County  Clerk  f 

,  I>istrict  AltonJ 

j  Wicriir. . . 

:  Ki'cnrdcr  .... 

iXotiiry  I'liblicj 

I  "Msiirer f 

Assessor  ....  I 

Siirvevor 

''^"l''t"Cominot| 

Selectmen  , , 


[Santa  Clt 

the  east] 
4  miles 


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OHIOKSBZirO'B  FUnoi  have  the  best  touoh  and  tone.  ▲.  KOHLBB,  Agent,  Ban  Tranolico. 

UTAH     T  K  R  R  I  T  0  R  Y  .  869 


of  whic'li  'i.orjO  were  in  wlicnt,  yielding  an  nverngo  of  forty  busiiel,-*  to  tiie  nere. 
Nuinlier  of  milit^ :  hhw,  one ;  grist,  one.  County  seat,  St.  Cimrles.  (No  returns  of 
county  otlioers  received.) 


^  I  Richmond,  Cache  Co,  P  O,  C  miles  n 
of  Logan 

I\[crrill  M  W,  postmaster. 

RiOhville,  Tooele  Co,  (P  O  address, 
Tooele  City)  40  miles  s  w  of  Great 
Salt  Lake  City. 


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KOCkvillO,  Kline  Co,  P  O,  situated  on 
Virgin  IJiver,  !)0  miles  n  e  of  Saint 
George. 

^  ROSeville,  Tooele   Co,  (P  O  address^ 
1 1        Tooele  City). 

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i  Saint  Charles,  Richland  Co,  county 
t  scut  of  Kicldand  County,  100  miles  n 

I  I        e  of  Great  Salt  Lake  City. 

'   Hopkins  &  Young,  general  merchandise 

1  Jolmson  Alfred,  attorney  at  law 

jS  '  McHservey  .Iose[)h,  physician 

is 

IJ  Saint  George,  Washington  Co.  P  o, 

Ij  i        county  seat  of  Washington  County, 


.'340  miles  s  of  Great  Salt  Lake  City, 
on  the  west  bank  of  Virgin  lliver, 
near  its  intersection  with  the  Santa 
Clara  River. 

Adams  Samuel  L,  manufacturer  iron  ware 

Hentley  &  (Jodbe,  general  merchandise 

Ilentley  R,  general  merchandise 

IJIeak  James  G,  postmaster 

Cannon  A  M,  attorney  at  law 

Cannon  Bros,  general  merchants 

Copelan  Willis,  cabinet  maker 

Crosby  Jesse  W,  manufacturer  sorghum 

Iliggins  S  G,  physician 

Ivins  Israel,  physician 

Johnson  .Joseph  K,  druggist  and  chemist 

Lang  William,  manufacturer  sorghum 

Lutl'kin  G  W,  cabinet  maker 

McCullough  J  D,  attorney  at  law 

I'liomas  C  J,  professor  of  music 

Salt  Creek,  Juab  Co,  P  O,  2  miles  n 
of  Nephi 

Foot  Timothy  IJ,  postmaster 


SAN  PETE  COUNTY,  boundaries— Xonh  by  Juab,  Utah,  and  Wasatch, 
P  tast  by  Colorado  Territory,  south  l)y  lieaver,  and  west  by  Millard,  Jual),  and  Utah. 
"  Tills  county  has  an   estimated  area  of  12,;">00  square  miles.     Its  soil  is  admirably 

luliiptcd  to  agricultural  purposes,  and  its  average  yield  will  compare  favorably  witli 

tlml  of  other  counties.     An  abundance  of  timber  exists,  for  manufacturing  jjurposes. 

I  The  number  of  acres  cuhivated  in  18G<>  was  l;V.*'W,  of  wliich  10,122  were  in  wheat. 

;Xiiniber  of  mills:  saw,  four;  grist,  five.     County  seat,  Manti. 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICE. 


ISCI'511'KNT. 


RESinKXCK, 


TiTin  Expires. 


SAI.AItV. 


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I'rolintc  Jiulce •  Goorgo  Pcaoock  . . 

.  County  Ck'rk F.  C.  Rol)iiison  . . . 

j  District  Altt)riicy Frank  Sponsor 

j  Slicriir (ieorpe  1'.  Uillings. 

i  Recorder Vncant 1 

jNotnry  Public .iw-   u,.i.:„„..„         I 

!  Treasurer 

i  Assessor   

Surveyor 

Sup't  Common  Schools  . . 


Manti   Doe'r. .  .1809  Foes. 


Manti 


Selectmen 


F.  C.  Hohinson 

E.  W.  Fox "       

Amasia  Meriam  ...      "       

K.  W.  Fox ;     "      

F.  C.  Kohinson.,.!     "       

William  Andcrsonj     "      

Ahncr  Lowry ^Morini 

VV.  S.  Seelcy ;Mount  Pleasant. 


1808  1 


1807  I 
1868 1 
1807: 
130!)  I 


Santa  Clara,  Washington  Co,  P  O,  on 
the  east  bank  of  the  Santa  Clara  River, 
4  miles  northwest  of  St  George. 


Crosby  William,  postmaster 
Hamblin  Jacob,  general  merchant 
Woolley  Franklin  B,  manufact'r  sorghum 


A.  BOUAlf  ft  Co.,  Baa  I*rBnoi>oo.  Wholesale  aad  Betail  Dealers  in  Books. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Santaquin*  I^tah  Co,  P  O,  24  miles  8  ]  Jonson  Benjamin,  postmaster 

of  J'rovo  C'itv.  i  «        .  «   Ai,  .      ^     .      ^ 

!  Sessions  Settlement  r>avis  Co, 

Green  H,  postmaster  (j.   o   address,  Stoiter)  7  miles  s  of 

Farmington. 

ScipiOi  Millard  Co,  P  O,  30  miles  n  of    Anson,  Call  &  Co,  n;encral  mercliaiidisc 
Fillmore  City  1  Mure  William,  horticulturist 

SEVIER.  COUNTY.  This  county  is  one  of  tlio«e  recently  organized,  from 
which  no  returns  have  heen  received,  except  for  the  agrir  iltural  products  of  18()"),  as 
follows:  Acres  of  land  under  cultivation,  1,493,  of  which  1,195  were  in  wheat. 
Numher  of  mills  :  grist,  one. 


S  '  Shambip,  Tooele  Co,  P  O,  -  miles  -  of  i  Bringhurst  "William,  general  merchandisi 


CQ 
>> 


Bulkly,  Noe  &  Co,  wool  carders  and  maii- 

?ifaclurers  shingles  ami  latlis 
Clark  &  Huntington,    proprietors   sawmill 
SlaterSVille,  Weber  Co,  P  O  -  miles    Dallcn  &  Hutchison,  general  mercliandi<e 


Tooele  City 
Burrige  George,  postmaster 


-  of  Ogden  City. 
Beatman  Jeremiah,  postmaster 

Siilithfleld,  Cache  Co,  P  O,  G  miles  n 
Logan. 


S  !  Boyce  John,  postmaster 


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Grovebeck  N  Harmon,  genl  merdiandise 

Harrison  Aaron,  machinist 

Houtz   &    Stewart,   cotton   spinners    ami 

weavers 
Houtz  ifc  Straw,  wool  carders 
Houtz  Jacob,  general  merchant  and  ino- 

prietor  llouring  mill 
Johnson  A,  attorney  at  law 
South    Weber,  Davis  Co,  P   0,  1()    Johnson  Aaron,  postniaster 

n  of  Farniinglon.  |  I-me  W  T,  physician  and  surgeon 

Miller  »fc  Stone,  proprietors  llouring  mill 
Pierce  J  M,  |)hysician 
i^  .   ,     —      ,       ,r    ,    r^      -.^    ^>     ,  ^  I  Stephenson  James,  general  merchandise 

Spanish    Pork,    litah  Co,   P   O,    12    ^^^,^.^,.^  ^^y  Ja^.U^on,  general  mercha.ulise 

Vanlouvcn  &  Koundy,  projirs  saw  mill 
AVhilbeck  it  Huntington,  distillers 
Wood  G  1)  &  Son,  general  meirhaiuliso 


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Smith  Eli,  postmaster 


miles  s  of  I'rovo  City, 
Davis  D  W,  postmaster 


Spring  Lake  Villa,  Utah  Co,  P  0, 21 

miles  s  of  Provo  City.  ^ 

Johnson,  B  F,  postmaster 


II 


Stockton,  Tooele  Co,  P  0,a  mining  lo- 
cality,        niilt!s  —  of  Tooele  Cily 

Earles  J  II,  general  merchandise 
SpringtOWn.   San  Pete   Co,  P  O,  12  i  Gallagher  P  A,  lumber  and  general  imk 
miles  n  of  Manti.  j  Johnson  P  A,  postmaster 

Ellis  Joscpii,  postmaster 


SpringVille.  Uttih  Co,  P  O,  7  miles  s 
of  I'rovo  Cify. 


Stoner,  Davis  Co,  P  O,  (see  Bouiitil'ul 
and  Sessions  settlements) 

Sessions  P,  postmaster 


SUMMIT  COUNTY.  Boundtiries— North  by  INForgan  and  Cache,  east  liv 
Green  River  and  Wasatch,  south  by  Wasatch,  and  wot  by  Great  Salt  Ltike  Coniilyj 
tmd  Morgan.  This  county  is  situated  in  the  northeastern  portion  of  the  Teriitniv. 
Its  surface  is  uneven  and  mountainous,  and  the  amount  of  agricultural  land  conliiimil 
therein  is  (piite  limited.  An  adcipiate  supply  of  tindier  exists  for  manufacturing  jiur- 
poses.  The  mnnber  of  acres  under  cultivation  in  180')  was  972,  of  which  810  wciTinj 
wheat.     Xumber  of  mills  :  prist,  two.     Coimly  sent,  Wanship. 


The  FACIFIO INBURLSOB  Oo.  The  lorgeat  Oallfomia  Inauronoe  Co. 


TOOE 

Still  I.i.ke, 
West  by  ih. 
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I'ioImIo  JikI^i 
I'lHiMly  Clci'i 
Distiii-i  Atl<i 
■'<lii'|-ill'  ... 
Hci'iinlcr  . . . 
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MABCHAliJCi  &  IKITTAUEIl'S  Pianos,  Cheapest  made.   A.  KOHLEB,  Agent,  San  Francisco, 

UTAH    TERRITORY.  371 

OPFICEKS. 


OKKU'E. 


INCIMIIKXT. 


HKSIIKlNt'K, 


Term  i'X|iirc9.    |      SALAKY. 


I'rolmie  Jinltic . 
('i)imtv  Clerk 


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Ooo.  (i.  SnvdiT 
Kodiliii  A."Allml. 

Distiii't  Attorney Henry  W.  Uri/./.tc. 

0    SliorilV Ii»el  J.  Lewis.  . . . 

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Waiisliip. 


January  1870  Fees. 


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iJminler N'lWrtiit 

NuUiry  I'lililie Henry  W.  Hri/./.ee 

""         "     Tlionias  Bullock. 

Treasurer Stephen  Nixon . . . 

Assessor    II.  S.  Alexaniler. 

Surveyor Alon/.o  Winters. . 

Sup't  Common  Schools "             "      .. 

(  Orrin  S.  Lee  .... 


Coalville   August   1 868 

Wunsliip , 


Ilovtsville. 


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1,0  Territory. 
„i.l  coiitaiiw'l 
iictiiriii:-'  V""^' 
I,  >^  10  were  in  I 

Co. 


I'/lias    AsfM'r. .  , . , 
(    Martin  II.  I'cek., 


I'eoa 

Coalville    ... 
Ilovtsville. . , 


January  1370 
Ani;ust    18f.7  1 

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Summit,  iron  Co,  T  O,  18  miles  a  w  of  TOOele  City,  Tooele   Co,  P  O,  County 
Parowaii  j  seat  Tooele  Co,  ^0  niilos  a  w  of  Great 

!  Suit  Lake  City 

j  Rowberry  John,  po-stmaster 


DiiUey  William,  postmaster 


TOOELE  COUNTY,  r.onndarie?— Xoith  by  Box  Elder  and  flic  Great 
Suit  l/ike,  east  by  tJreal  Salt  Lake  Count}',  I'tali,  and  Juab,  sontii  by  Jliliard,  and 
West  by  tlie  State  of  Nevada.  This  eounty  is  situated  in  the,  west  j)art  of  the  Terri- 
ioiy,  and  lias  tin  iueti  of  I.i'iOO  s(iiian!  miles.  lis  surface  is  {lenerally  mountainous  and 
uneven,  iind  its  soil  nnprodiietive,  except  a  few  small  tracts,  which  produce  an  iivera;i(i 
yield.  The  nn.mber  of  acres  cultivated  in  l^iCio  was  l,ir)4,  of  wliich  7G0  were  in 
wheat.     Number  of  mills  :  saw,  two.     County  seat,  Tooele  City. 


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KKSIDKNCK. 


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IVuliite  .Indijii John   Kowlierrv. . .  Tooele   City.., 

Ciiiiiiiy  Clerk Kiehard  \V  .rliurtoii        "  "    ... 

I Hsiiiri  Attoriu  y N'aeaiu 

SlurilV lohn  (iillespie  ....  'I'ooelo  City. . . 

luiiJicler Vacant 

Niitiiiy  I'uldie Lysatiilcr  (ice.  ...     Tooele   City. .  , 

"  "     F.d'.vnrd  I',  .(olinson  Stockton    


I)ee'r...l8t)9  Fees. 

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Aufiust    18(i3  " 

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Dee't..  1869  " 


Tiviisurer (ieoi-j^e  .\tkin 

A"i'ssor llnjili  S.  (iowaiis. . 

Surveyor losepli  (Marke  . . . 

I  Siip't  Common  Schools \nilicw  (iailoway 

j  i    (leor^e  \V.  Mry;'i. 

I  Selectmen ]  :  Cyrus  Hates 

{  IJanios  Finnerty. . . 


Tooele   Citv. 


Stockton    

. . .   Au^tust 

1868 

Tooele  Cilv  .  .  . 

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(( 

1867 

(irantsville    ... 

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Stockton    

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f|Toquerville,  Washiii<j;lon  Co,  1*  O,  TiO   Steele  John,  postmaster 

"iiiles  u  e  of  St  George  |  Willis  J  T,  attorney  at  law 


niilliii  Isaac,  general  mcreliiuidise 
Neliiiker  John,  general  merchandise 


Union,  Great   Salt   Lake  Co,  P  O,  10 
miles  s  of  Great  Salt  I.<akc  City 


UTAH  COUNTY,     boundaries— North  by  Great  Salt  Lake  County,  east  by 

h\asateli  and  San  Pete,  south  by  >San  Pete  niid  Juab,  and  west  by  Juab  aiul  Tooele. 

iTIiis  is  one  of  the  central  counlies,  and  one  of  the  most  prominent  in  the  Territory  in 

population  and  resources.     It  i.s  forty-live  miles  in  length,  and  has  an  area  of  about 

|1,''00  stpinre  miles.     The  character  of  the  soil  will  compare  favorably  with  that  of  any 


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NOBTH  AMBSICA  IiIFB  INSUBAlfCB  CO.  Fohoies  guaranteed  by  State  of  New  York. 
372  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRKCTORY. 

otlior  county  in  tlic  Territory,  and  an  abundance  of  timber  exists  in  the  mountain  re-  i 
gions.  Utah  Lake,  a  body  of  fresh  water,  ten  miles  wide  by  thirty  miles  in  len^Mli, 
lies  in  the  nortiiwost  section.  TIm  number  of  acres  under  cultivation  in  18G")  was 
13,1!I8,  of  which  7,;Jr)4  were  in  wheat.  Number  of  mills:  saw,  eight ;  grist,  twelve. 
The  following  incorporated  cities  are  included  within  the  limits  of  the  county  :  Lclii, 
Lone,  Lake,  Pleasant  Grove,  Provo,  Springville,  Sjianish  Fork,  and  Payson.  Coiiniy 
seat,  Provo  City.  , 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICK. 


INC'IMHKNT. 


KKSIDENCK. 


Ti'nii  expires. 


8AI.AUY. 


I'roiiat*'  Jiul;re Goor};c  W.  Bean . .  I'rovo  City Janimry 

County  Clerk Leonard  J.  Nuttall  "         I     " 

i  District  Attorney HenJ.  F.  Stewart. .  Payson " 

I  Sheriff William  B.  I'aee.  .1 'August 

I  Keeorder Vaeant I !     " 

Nottry  ruhlic .lolin  T.  Hardy  . . . !  Payson January 

"  "     laeol)  Sprinftvile. .  Sprinjivillo    " 

Treasurer Jotin  Rijrtrs Provo  City |  Aupust 


1870  Fees. 

tt  tl 

1867  i     " 


Assessor Ale.\.  McDonald.. 

Surveyor James  K.  Daniels, 

Sup't  Common  Schools Isaac  Bullock  .... 

(    Orrawell  Simons.. 

•'    Andrew  II.  Scott . . 

(   John  Brown 


Dec'r 
:  August 


Selectmen 


Payson  

Provo  City. ... 
Pleasant  Grove 


18C8; 
1867  I 
1868! 
1807  i 
186U 


Virgin  City,  Kane  Co,  P  O,  18  miles 
s  w  of  liockvillo  on  the  Virgin  River, 
and  70  miles  n  e  of  St  George 

Johnson  Neph,  general  merchant 
Johnson  Sixtus,  postmaster 

Wanship,  Summit  Co,  P  O,  Coimty 
seat  of  Summit  Co,  on  the  Great 
Overland  Mail  Koad,  35  miles  e  of 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Alexander  &  Brizzee,  millers  and  gom  lal 

merchant.s 
Aleximder  Henry  S,  proprietor  saw  tnill 
Brizzee    Henry  W,  prosecuting  atlonicv 

Summit  Co 
IMcLing,  Jaine,'*,  physician 
Nixon  Stephen,  postmaster  and  geiil  niclit 
Rogers  Ross  1{,  justice  of  llie  peace 
Snyder    (Jeorge  G,  projiriefor   grist  mill 

and  Probate  Judge  Summit  Co 


miles  n  e  of  St  George 
Cooper  W  D,  attorney  at  law 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Iron,  east  by  Kane, 
gouth  by  Territory  of  Arizona,  and  west  by  the  Slate  of  Nevada.  This  county  is 
the  southwestern  extremity  of  the  Territory,  bordering  on  Arizona.  The  eastern  pan  I 
is  mountainou.s,  but  th(;re  is  much  fine  productive  land  in  the  coimty.  Cotton  is  laiscil 
with  great  success  in  the  vicinity  of  Virgin  and  Santa  Clara  rivers,  and  tobacco  ami 
tropical  fruits  thrive  and  yield  abundant  crops.  The  average  yield  of  grain  per  acre  i- 
not  as  large  as  in  tiie  more  northern  counties.  In  IHO.'i,  there  were  2,781  acres  iiiulcr  I 
cultivation,  of  which  790  were  in  wheat,  and  500  in  fruit.  Number  of  mills:  saw.  ( 
six  ;  grist,  two.     County  seat,  St.  George. 


WASATCH  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Summit  and  Green  River. 
east  by  Colorado  Territory,  south  by  San  Pete,  and  west  by  Utah,  (ireat  Salt  1/ike 
County,  and  Summit.  It  is  in  the  northeast  ,«ection  of  the  Territory,  and  has  an  csii- 
mated  area  of  9,500  s(|uare  miles.  The  small  portion  that  is  under  cultivation  jiclds 
an  average  crop.  In  1H()5,  1,591  acres  were  under  cultivation,  of  which  988  were  in 
wheat.     County  seat,  Ilebcr  City.         (No  returns  of  county  ollicers  received.) 


Washington.  Washington  Co,  P  O,  30   Crawford  "William  H,  gcnl  mcht  an<l  1'  .M  j 

:  Duncan  Chapman,  general  merchaiidise 
j  Harmon  A  M.  manufacturer 
I  Young  Brigliam,  manufacturer  cotton  varn 


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I  District  j\ 
)  .Sheriff. . . 
'  Heeorder. 
;  Notary  Pii 
Treasurer 
Assessor. , 
.Siirvevor  , 
Siij.'t  Puhl 


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County  Clerk 
I'istnct  Atto 

Sheriff 

Ifecorder  . . . 
Notary  Piiliii, 
Treasurer 
.Vs.si'ssor, . 
Surveyor  . 

Siip't  Comuit 
Selectmen  . . , 


Weber 

15  mi 
f^oydeii  Job 


Wellsvill 

of  J,,og! 

Ames  Ira,  p, 


Insure  in  the  best  Iiooal  Company,  *'  THB  FACIFIO." 


A.BOJ 


A.  EOHIiHiB,  San  Franoisoo,  imiKjrter  and  dealer  in  Music  Books. 


UTAH    TERRITORY. 


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OFFICE. 


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HKSIDKNCK. 


Term  Kxplrpft. 


SALAUV. 


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August 


I'roliiUe  .TtiilKe .(.  1>.  McCiiIIohkIi  .  ;St.  (Icorgc Dec'r 

rminty  Clork l.iincs  (1.  BIcnk ...  I  "  ;      " 

District  Attorney Aii^^us  M.  Ciiiinonj  "  

Slieiirt' Diiviil  H.  Ciinnon .1  "  

Keiordcr i  Vacant i 

Niitarv  Public James  G.  Bleak. . .  i St.  George 

TroHsiircr F.  B.  Woolley 1  "  

Assessor Kills  M.  Siuuicrs. . :  "  

Siirvcviir Israel  Ivins '  "  

Sup't  Public  Schools (ioorj^e  A.  Biirgon  "  

S.Iucol)  Gates "  

Marlac  Knsign...     Satita  Clara  .... 
James  Lewis I  HnrrishurKh    . . . 


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WEBER  COUNTY.  Boundaries— North  by  Box  Elder  and  ':!ache,  cast  by 
Morgan,  south  by  Davis,  and  west  by  Davis  and  the  Great  Salt  Lake.  This  county 
is  Knated  in  tlu;  northern  part  of  Utah,  cast  of  tlie  Great  Salt  Lake,  and  has  an  esti- 
iiiiiU'd  area  of  r)()0  square  miles,  Tlie  Wasatch  Mountains  extend  through  the  central 
part,  and  the  soil  generally  is  admirably  adai)ted  to  purposes  of  agriculture.  In  1865, 
tlu'ie  were  under  cultivation  5,!)2G  acres,  of  which  .■5,22;5  were  in  wheat.  Number  of 
mills :  saw,  two ;  grist,  two.     County  seat,  Ogden. 

O  K  F  I  C  K  u  s  . 


OKFK'E. 


INCUMHKST. 


KESIDENCE. 


Term  Kxplri'S.   ;      SALAKY. 


I'ldlintc  .luilire Aiiron  K.  Farr. . . .  lOfrden 

County  Clerk Walter  Thompson       " 

Distrii't  Attorney Vacant 

Slu'iitf ". Ciilhcrt  Boiknai)  . .  >  i-'lni 

Kocorilcr William  Critchlow 

Xotary  I'uhlic 

Treasurer 

Assessor 

Surveyor  

Siip't  Coniinon  Schools. . . 


January  1808  Fees. 


Aii<;nst 
January 


Selectmen 


I'liiou  , 
( )i;ilcn 


David  Nel- 

Sant'onl  Bur  i  nii 

David  Jenkins     . 

Wm.  W.'  Biinou. .        " 

Ijcstcr  J.  Ilerrick.  . 

Richard  Btilhtntinc  North  Fork 

John  S(iire3 '.  Plain  City . . 


August 
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1868 
1808 
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Weber  City,  Morgan   Co,  P   O, 
li")  miles  u  e  of  Salt  Lake  City 

Royden  John,  postmaster 


Wellsville,  Cache  Co,  P  0, 12  miles  s  w 
of  Logan 


Ames  Ira,  postmaster 


West  Weber,  Weber  Co  M'  O  address, 
Ogden  City)  ti  miles  s  ot Ogden  City 
on  the  Weber  Kivcr 

Willard,  Box  Eld.r  Co,  P  0,  6  miles 
8  of  Brigham  City 

Cordon  Alfred,  gencnil  "^rchandise 
Wells  Lyman,  genci  lucrchandise 
Zondnll  Abraham,  postmaster 


ifTOlEY  &  COISELOR  k  SOLICITOR  IN  CHANCERY. 

I      .    >  •    ,^      Will  practice  in  all  the  Courts  in  this  Territory. 

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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


The  North  America  Life  Insurance  Company, 

OF     NEW     YORK. 

(JSr^EXTTTT-A-L.) 

THE  MOST  RESPONSIBLE  COMPANY 

IN^    THE    WORL3D! 

For,  by  an  act  of  the  last  Legislature  of  New  York,  the  Policies  of  tliis  Company 
BXCLUSIVELYf  will  be  guaranteed  by  the  State,  bear  the  Seal  of  the 
State,  and  be  countersigned  by  tlie  Insurance  Commissioner. 

IT    IS    .A.r.so 

THE  MOST  LIBERAL  COMPANY  IN  THE  WORLD! 

For  it  is  the  ONLY  Company  tliat 

Places  No  Restriction  on  Occupation ! 

The  only  Company  tliat  makes 

No  £!tra  Mn  for  ResideQce  mM  oi  tlio  Glolie ! 

flilatcept    'bct-w-eeii    tlie    troi»lcs.> 

Tlic  only  Company  that  makes 

No  Extra  Charge  for  Traveling  anywhere  on  the  Globe! 

The  only  Company 

WHOSE  POLICIES  ARE  ALL  NON-FORFEITABLE  AND  INDISPUTABLE ! 

'I'lio  only  Company  that 

Allows  Tlirlf  Days  Grace  on  Reoewal  Payioents  willioiil  Reserve ! 


This  Company 


Insures  Against  Accidents  from  Traveling, 


ON  THE  VEKY  BEST  TERMS. 


m-  DIVIDENDS  ANNUALLY  -of  45  per  cent. 
in  Cash,  or  over  80  ner  cent,  if  added  to  Policies. 

J.  A.  ZSATON  A  CO.  ^ 

3[anayevH  of  the  Pacific  li  ranch, 

302  Montgomery  St.,  North  East  Corner  Pine  St. 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


A.  KOHLEB'S  Music  and  Piano  Wareroom>i  484  Bansom  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


THE    COLOISrY 


OF 


BIUTISH    COLUMBIA. 


Barkorville,  Cariboo,  a  mining;  local-  ' 
ity  on  Williams'  Creek,  31)8  miles  n 
of  Yale  I 

ALLEN  &  LAMBERT,  publisher  Car- 
il)oo  Sentinel 

Backnian  M  J,  tinsmith  | 

Hunk  IJritish  North  America,  Robert  Bur- 
j         rcll,  manager 
'  Barnard's  Express,  J  B  Lovell  agent 

Huie  Bros,  general  merchandise 
!  Bardick  &  Ross,  saloon 
;  Burrell   Robert,    manager  Bank    British 
!         North  America 

CARIBOO  SENTINEL,  weekly,  Allen 
'         &  Lambert,  proprietors 

Ivhvards  II,  general  merchandise 

Floyd  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

(iillette  E  C,  mining  engineer  and  survey'r 

Hodgkins  E,  watchmaker 

Kelly  «&  Patterson  restaurant 

Lovell  .1  B,  agent  Barnard's  express 

Martin  &  Cook,  saloon 

McKenzie  Alex,  hardware  and  genl  mdse 

Stroiis  (.!,  general  merchandise 

Todd  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Wickan  J,  general  merchandise 

CamerontOWIl,  Cariboo,  a  mining  lo- 
,  culity  on  Williams'  Creek,  31)0  miles 
I        n  of  Yale 

Barry  T  A,  saloon 

I  Briggs ,  general  merchandise 

Brown  David,  physician  and  hospital  sur- 
geon 
Evans  Bros,  general  merchants 


Fulton  C,  photographer 

JTardy  J,  saloon 

Lion  &  Dodro,  general  merchandise 

INIcJiiness  J,  restaurant 

Perrit  F,  saloon 

Oppenheimer  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Clinton,  a  mining  locality,  13G  miles  n 
of  Yale 

Fisk  &  Greenebaum,  genl  merchandise 
Lattimer  «fe  Grapes,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers 
McKinnon  William,  propr  Clinton  House 
Saul  &  Co,  butchers 
Toy  M  J  Mrs,  proprietress  Junction  House 

Cowiohan,  a  shipping  point  for  an  ex- 
tensive ngricultiiral  district,  40  miles 
n  of  Victoria ;  convent  and  Mission 
school  (Rom  Cath) 

Reece  W  S  Rev,  clergyman 

Esquimault,  the  British  North  Pacific 
naval  station,  4  miles  w  of  Victoria 

Port  Rupert,  a  ♦••adlng  post  of  the 
Hudson  Bay  Co,  283  miles  n  w  of 
Victoria 

Comi)ton  Pym  Nevins,  factor,  Hudson  Bay 
Company 

Kootenay,  P  O,  475  miles  n  of  Y'ale 

Buckley  William,  general  merchandise 
Bunner  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


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▲.  BOM  AN  &  Co.,  San  Franoiaoo.   Oeneral  Agents  for  Sub«oriptlon  Books; 


The  Folioies  of  the  NORTH  AMEBIOA  lilFB  INBURANOB  CO.  bear  the  seal  of  New  York. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Coffee  William,  saloon 

Dacrs  George,  general  merchandise 

De  Loytl ,  general  inercliandise 


Dore  «fc  Co,  proprietors  water  difeh 

Jerkins    William,  proprietor  brewery  and    FRANKLYN  W  Il.stipendary  magistr'ti 


CUNNINGHAM     THOMAS,    general 

mereliandise 
Evans  E  I'ev,  clergyman  (Mctli) 
Fenny  &,  Milardo,  Ituilders  and  contractors 


j  Gordon  &  Blessing,  builders  and  contract'rs 

i  Grant  K,  physician 

;  Greanie  &  Bradley,  butchers 


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Lord  it  Dakin,  butchers 
Normansell  J,  j)ostmaster 
Oppenheimer  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Saxon  Jordan,  saloon 
jTalbraith  &  Bro.  propr  Kootenai  Ferry 

I  AVood  &  Co,  proprietors  saw  mill  and  lum- !  Jamieson  R  Rev,  clergyman  (Presh) 
ber  dealers  ;  Jeniis  P  Rev,  clergynum 

Keybould   &  Shakspcare,    millinery   ami 


I  Hirsh  John,  general  merchandise 
Holden  John,  blacksmith  and  machinist 
Hood  A,  drnggist  and  apothecary 


Lytton,  P  O,  on  the  Eraser  River,  57 
miles  n  e  of  Yale 

Buie  r»ros,  general  merchandise 
Buie  Thomas  R,  telegraph  agent 
Coxan  George,  general  merchandise 
Frauenthal  J,  general  merchandise 
Guerra  H  B,  j)oslmaster 
Haulier  L,  hotel  proprietor 


general  merchandise 
Mayer  A,  dry  goods  and  general  mdse 
McCMRE  JOSEPH,  publisher  Naiiai- 

mo  Tril)ime 
NICOL    CHARLES    S,   manager  Vim- 
couver  Coal  Mining  and  Land  Com- 
pany's Works 
Peck  &  Sebastian,  proprs  Nanaimo  Hutcl 
Roiulcault  P  Rev,  clergyman  (Ciilholic) 


Ivdiroy  P,  butcher  ,  <,.         ,,  .^  ,,,,     /..,  ,,,       ,,  ,  , 

nr  /I  11      1  I      1 1     1       •.!        1  1     '  otone  K  K,  propr  Ine  Uld  1' lag  Hotel 

McLullev  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon  mkr    I.,  i.     .    .  i.^     i    •  i      i     •  • 


McWliii  William,  livery  stable 
Page  C  G.  toll  keeper  Main  Trunk 
Romano  L  B,  general  merchandise 
Smith  Robert,  saloon 

Nanflimn,  is  situated  about  80  miles  n 
of  \'ictoria,  and  is  the  only  point  in 
the  interior  of  \'aneouver  Island 
which  has  assumed  viie  pretensions  ol 
a  town.  It  has  u  splendid  bay  open- 
ing from  the  Gulf  of  Georgia,  which 
is  well  buctyed,  and  capable  of  admit- 
ting the  largest  class  man-of-war.  It 
is  only  .'iO  miles  from  Biirrard  Inlet, 
whicii  is  rapidly  coming  into  promin- 
ency for  its  superior  lumber.  It  is  u 
tine  agricultural  district ;  the  principal 
interest,  however,  is  coal;  the  Van- 
couver Coin[)any  Coal  Mine  being  lo- 
cated here. 

Alexander    &  Co,  dry  goods  and  general 

merchandise 
Baker  George,  butcher 
BATES  MARK,  clerk  Vancouver  Coal 

Coinjiany 
Bolton  &  Cooke,  ship  builders 
Bryant  John,  bakery 
CARRALL  ROBERT  W  W,  jdiysician 
CERF   DAVID, dry  goods  and  general 

merchandise 
Crosbj'  Thos,  prin'l  Indian  Mission  school 


Sylvester  Frederick,  physician 

Tr.imficld  George,  butcher 

Webb  Joseph,  proprietor  Miner's  Hotel 

New  Westminster,  capital  of  Brit- 
ish Columbia,  P  O,  incorporated  by 
Royal  Charter,  organized  August. 
18(iO,  on  the  Fra/er  river  about  2<l 
miles  above  the  entrance  proper,  and 
is  the  only  jjort  of  entry  in  the  col- 
ony. Its  population  is  estimated  at 
about  GOO.  The  magnitude  and  com- 
mercial importance  of  the  Frazer  is 
second  only  to  the  Columbia  on  the 
north-west  coast  of  America,  and  at 
some  future  time  will  give  an  ci|iiiil 
importance  to  New  Westminster.  Tlie 
town  alrca<ly  contains  a  number  of  ex- 
cellent buildings,  wharves,  and  private 
residences.  A  novel  I'eature  of  New 
Westminster,  recalling  many  pleasiii;; 
recollections  to  strangers,  is  tlu;  splcii- 
dill  i)eal  of  eight  bells,  |)reseiitcil  bv 
Miss  Burdett  Coiitts  to  the  Episcopiil 
church.  The  climate,  though  severe 
in  winter,  is  delightful  and  healthy  in 
summer.  { 

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OtKiCKits. — .John    Robson,    Presidents 
J    iNIcMillan,  William  J  Armstrong,, 
William  I)  Ferris,  James  Cunning- 
ham, David  Withrow,  John  S  Chile, ; 


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The  FACIFIO ISSUBANGE  CO.  Insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


A.  KOHIiBB,  San  Franoiaoo,  imports  Foreign  and  Amerioan  Instruments  for  Bands. 

THE    COLONY    OF    BRITISH    COLUMBIA.  877 


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George  R  Ashwell,  R  M  Rylatt, 
Jose|)li  Wintemiite,  membcr-i  of  Coun- 
cil ;  William  Clarkson,  Clerk. 

Allen  William  P,  principal  St  Louis  Cath- 
olic School 

ANDKRSON   P   L    &    CO.    butchers, 
Columbia 

Antler  Ued  Rook  Flume  Company 

ARMSTRONG  W  J,  general  merchan-  j 
disc,  Columbia  | 

Ashwell    George    R,   groceries   and    dry  j 
froods,  Front  ' 

HANK  OF  liRITISII  COLUMBIA,  D 
McCullock,  agent,  Columbia 

BIHCII  A  N,  Acting  Governor  British 
Columbia 

BLACK  A  W  S,  physician,  Royal  Col- 
umbia Hospital 


Duff  David  Rev,  clergyman  (Presb) 
EICIIKOFF  II, groceries  and  dry  goods. 

Front 
Edmonds  11  V,  auctioneer  and   general 

agent,  Columbia 
KLLARD    JAMES,    importer    general 

merchandise  and  coffee  and  cracker 

factory.  Front 
Fou(|uet   L   Very   Rev,   Vicar    General 

(Catholic) 
(iilbride    Rodger,    proprietor    Telegraph 

Hotel,  Front 
GRELLEY  BROS,  proprietors  Colonial 

Hotel,  Columbia 
Grieve  William,  merchant  tailor,  Columbia 
Harris  John  B,  librarian  New  Westmin- 

st(!r  Public  Library 
Harvey  W,  bakery  and  general  merchan- 
dise, Columbia 


BHITISH  COLUMBIAN,  semi-weekly,,  Hayman  H  E  Rev,  clergyman  (Episc) 


Roi)son  &  McMillan,  proprietors 
BritisI;  Columbia  Coal  Mining  Company 
British  Columbia  Saw  TNIill  Company,  W 

B  AVilson,  agent,  lumber  dealers 
Brown    Ebenezer,    proprietor    Liverpool 

Arms  Saloon,  Columbia 
Bruckruan  A,  agent  California  State  and 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Cos 
Bullock    Arthur,    dry    goods   aiu'  agent 

Koval  Insurance  Company 
B  U  R  R  A  R  1)      IN  LET     LUM  BE  R 

JIILLS,   S   P   iMoody   &  Co,   pro- 

|)rietor8 
15iislii)y  A  T,  Acting  Post  Master  General 
CiiHi'ily  Neil,  groceries,  Front 
CAKDER  &  KEAYS,  hardware,  stoves, 

and  tinware 
CLARKSON  G  C  &  CO,  stationers,  Col- 
umbia 
Clarkson  William  V,  auctioneer  and  gen- 
eral agent,  Columbia 
CLUTE  .JOHN  S,  dry  goods,  Columbia 
COLONIAL    HOTEL,    Grelley    Bros, 

proprietors 
CREASE  HON  H  P  P,  Attorney  General 
CUNNIN(JHAM  BROS,  hardware  and 

general  merchandise,  Columbia 
UEIGHTON  JOHN,  proprietor  Globe 

Saloon,  Front 
DIIKRBOxAn<:Z  L  J,  Right  Rev  Lord 

Hisho|)  (Catholic) 
DICKINSON  BROS,  butchers.  Front 
DIETZ  &  NELSON'S  British  Columbia 

and  Victoria  Express,  Front 
Drake  &  .Jackson,  solicitors 
DUEW  C  R,  bakery,  Columbia 


Herring  John,  proprietor  Mansion  House, 

Front 
HICK  P,  bakery,  Columbia 
Ilo^an  Henry,  wholesale  li(pior  merchant 

and  soda  water  manuf,  Columbia 
HOLBROOK  HENRY,  merchant,  Col- 
umbia 
Ilorris Rev    Father,    clergyman 

(Catholic) 
IRVING  WILLIAM,  captain  Onward 
Jayol   M   Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic)  and 

President  St  Marys  Mission  School 

for  Indians 
JOHNSTON     WILLIAM,    bootmaker, 

Columbia 
Jones  31,  |)liysician  and  apothecary,  Royal 

Columbia  Hospital  I 

Kaye  Frederick,  fisherman,  Front  1 

LADNER  THOMAS  E,  wholesale  seeds, ! 

Front  i 

Lamb  F  H,  supt  Western  Union  Tel  Co    ; 
Lewis  AVm  R,  proptr  restaurant,  Columbia 
Lyons  I,  watchmaker  and  jeweler  j 

IMcBEAN   J    G,   proprietor  coffee    and , 

spice  mill  and  grocer  ', 

McCULLOCK  1),  manager  Bank  British 

Columbia,  Columbia 
McGuire  T,  ])rincipal  St  Marys  Mission 

Indian  School 
MOODY  S  P  &  CO,  proprietors  Burrard 

Inlet  Lumber  Mills 
^lorriss  A,  general  merchandise,  Columbia 
Mullen  B,  general  merchandise,  Front 
Murray  John,  groceries,  Columbia 
Oliver  Bros,  tanners  and  bootmakers,  Col- 
umbia 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Pandosy  C  Rev,  elerpyinan  Indian  Mission 

Clniroi.  (Catliolic) 
PICIIT  El{M<:ST,wliolesa1e  liquor  .It-al- 
er  and  proprietor  distillery  and  brew- 
ery. Front 
PRICE  THOMAS,  merclmnt  tailor,  Col- 
umbia 
RICHARDS   F   G,  proprietor  Blizzard 

Saloon,  Front 
ROliSON    &    jNIcMILLAN,   publisliers 

liritish  Coliunbian 
Royal    Columbia    Hos|)ilal,   W    J   Arm- 
stroni;,  |)resident,  W  C  Berkely,  sec'y 
!  Royal  Insm-anee  Co,  (Life  and  Property) 

Arthur  Bullock,  ajjent 
Saint  Anns  Convent,  Sister  Mary  Con- 
ception. Superioress 
SCOTT  JOHN  T,  proprietor  Scotts  Sa- 
loon, Front 
Seelye  H  E,  "[cneral  agent 
Slieepslianks  J  Rev,  Rector  Holy  Trinity 

Clnircli  (Episcopalian) 
S:\nTH  H  W,  druggist,  Columbia 
SOREL  J  P,  baker,  Columbia 
SPALDINtJ  AV  R,  Postmaster  General 
\  Stodard  Tlionjas,  jiainter,  Columbia 
;  Welsb  Thomas,  merchant  tailor.  Front 
I  WITH  ROW    DAVID,    furniture,    Col- 
j  nmbia 

White  Ed  Rev,  clergyman  (MethodisO 

'  Willemar Rev,  clergyman,  St  Jt.  .rys 

I  Mission  Indian  School  (Catholic) 

Wise  James,  lisli  market.  Front 
;  WOODCOCK  W  H,  i)roprielor  flouring 
mill,  distillery,  and  brewery,  Front 

QuesnelsmOUth,    Cariboo,   P   O,   a 
I  milling  locality,  8o7  miles  n  of  Yale 

!  Brown  &  Gillis,  proptrs  Occidental  Hotel 
Girod  &  Guichon,  general  merchandise 
Gondin  Gilbert,  general  merchandise  and 

agent  Barnards  Express 
Johnson  P  L,  restaurant 
Mc^Micking  R  B,  telegrapii  agent 
Nelson  U  «fc  Co,  general  merchandise 
Parrodin  J,  general  merchandise 
Trevor  F,  i)0st  master 

Richfield,  (or  William's  Creek)  P  O,  a 
mining  locality,  3i)7  miles  n  of  Yale 

Bowron  J,  postmaster 

Fontaine   &    Co,   proprietors    Parir   and 

London  Hotel 
Kirwins  P,  saloon 
Laumaistier  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


Neufelder  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Smith ,  saloon 

Steel  H,  restaurant 

Victoria,  incorporated  by  Royal  Ciiai'- 
ter,  and  P  O.  This  town,  the  capil.il  of 
the  former  Colony  of  Vancouver's  Is- 
land,  is  situated  about  8i)0  miles  iiorili 
of  San  Francisco,  and  may  be  justly 
regarded  as  t!<e  next  important  scii- 
port  on  the  coast.  The  harbor  ^-t  >ali' 
and  easy  of  access  to  vessels  dratvincj 
14  or  l''>  feet  of  water,  at  all  liiius, 
but  vessels  over  that  draught  reiniiic 
the  highest  sj)ring  tides.  This  ddi- 
ciency  is  made  up,  however,  by  tlie 
adjacent  harbor  of  Esipiimault,  wliidi 
can  be  entered  at  all  seasons  of  the 
year,  and  where  all  the  vessels  of  tin' 
British  North  Pacific  S<piadron  lie. 
Victoria  is  a  free  port,  and  tlie  in- 
crease of  steam  communication  wiili 
the  American  Territories  has  alrciuly 
attracted  an  ecjual  increase  of  liii«i. 
ness.  The  islantl  is  rich  in  minerals, 
gold,  copper,  iron,  and  coal.  Its  ex- 
tensive coal  fields,  stretching  a  loan 
distance  on  the  east  sidt;  of  the  island 
and  the  main  land,  give  it  an  es))ceial 
interest  and  importance  to  San  Fran- 
cisco. The  town  is  well  laid  out  with 
beautiful  suburban  scenery  and  diivi-. 
For  eight  months  in  the  year  the  di- 
male  cannot  be  surpassed,  and  as  ii 
summer  resort  for  tourists  and  iiiviii- 
ids,  it  is  unexceptionable.  Tiie  town 
contains  many  handsome  building'* 
and  substantial  wharves,  and  its  muni- 
cipal atiiiirs  are  regulated  by  a  Coun- 
cil  and  Mayor.  Population  eslimatnl 
at  4,0t>0. 

Okkiceks. — Lumley  Franklin,  Mayor; 
William  Leigh.  Town  Clerk  ;  Ciiai- 
les  Gowen,  Richard  Lewis,  Joscjih 
Jeffrej-,  Robert  Layzell,  William  IKb- 
bard,  Joseph  Jetlrey,  Jr,  Councihiicn; 
Joseph  Joseph,  Messenger ;  Ri(  liaiil 
Lewis,  J  Jetl'rey,  Sr,  William  ilib- 
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Adamson  W  H  R,  real  estate  and  geiunil 

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tors, Yates 

Al'^op  Thomas,  com  nj^ent,  Ooveriunent 

Anderson  &  Co,  clotliing,  Joinison 

Artesian  Gold  jNI  Co,  Limited,  N  Neu- 
sladt.  Secretary 

Asli  J,  physician 

AST  K I  CO  A  &  CO,  proprietor  Telegraph 
Hotel 

IJiu'kii.s  1*  M,  auctioneer,  etc 

liiicoii  Charles  A,  Assaying  Department 
Bank  British  North  America 

BAtiNALL  J,nianiitacturer  piano  fortes 
and  sheet  music,  Fui.. 

Bailey  N  C,  jiropricftor  Kherhart's  Hotel 

BAKKR  SAMUKL,  boots  and  shoes, 
Yates 

BANK  BUrnSH  COLUMBIA,  AV  C 
Ward,  Manager,  ( iovernment 

BANK  BHlTISn  NORTH  AMKHICA, 
.)  Cj  Shepherd.  Manager,  Yates 

Banks  John  &  Co,  painters  and  paper 
Jiangers,  Yates 

Biiniard  A,  dentist.  Fort 

Burnett  B,  merchant,  wharf 

Beeiiive  Hotel,  E  It  Thomas,  proprietor. 
Fort 

BIGN'F  »&  CO,proprtors  Hotel  do  France 

Bisliop  Robert,  solicitor.  Bastion 

BOSCOWITZ  J,  tobacconist,  Yates 

BOSSI  C,  groceries,  Johnson 

BOWMAN  W  (J,  liverv  stables,  Yates 

BUANKRMAN  LSIDOR,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco. Yates 

BRITISH  &  FORKKiNMARLXE  IN- 
SURANCE COMPANY,  limited, 
Janion,  (ireen  t!t   Rhodt^s,  agts.  Store 

nurnsH  colonist  and  chron- 
icle,  daily  and   we^^Lly,  Iliggins, 
Long  &  Co.  proprietors 
BRITISH    COLUMBIA   AND    VAN- 
COUVER   ISLAND  Spar,  Lumber 
and  Saw    Mill  Company,  E  Stami), 
general  manager 
BROOKS  CHARLES,  proiH-ietor  Fash- 
ion Saloon,  Yates 
Brown  J   II,  clothing.  Government 
Ibown  AV  Mrs,  principal   Cliurch    Bank 

Academy 
Hiowning  Arthur  Rev,  clergyman  (Metli) 
HUNSTER  A,  propiietor  Colonial  Brew- 
ery, Johnson 
Hinns  T  J,  proprietor  saloon,  Store 
CAIRE&ORANCINL  merchants,  AVharf 
CALIFORNIA    INSURANCE    COM- 
PANY, C  W  Wallace,  agent 


CAMPBELL  F,  tobacco  merchant 
CARSON,  HAMMOND  &  CO,  butchers, 

Fort  j 

Cassamayon   A,  merclmnt.  Wharf  i 

Ci'y   of  (ilasgow    Life  Assurance  Co,  J 
Uobertson  Stewart,  agent 

Cleal  I),  proprietor  restaurant 

COCHRANE  JOHN  J,  real  estate  agent, 
(lovernnieiit 

COHEN  II  M,  clothing,  Yates 

COLONIAL  CLUB  HOUSE,  S  Driard, 
proprietor,  (iovernment 

Cool  (i  W,  dentist 

Copland  J,  solicitor,  Bastion 

COUCH  J  P,  merchant 

COW  PER,  JESSE,  dealer  boots,  shoes, 
findings,  etc,  Yates 

Criilgo    Edward  Very  Rev,  Dean  Cathe- 
dral (Episcopalian) 

DALBY  \-  CO,  i)roprietors  tannery,  Saan- 
ich  Road 

DAVIE  J  C  i'i:  SON,  physicians 

DA  VIES  J  P  &  CO,  auctioneers,  AVliarf 

DEMERS  MODESTE  Right  Rev,  Lord 
Bi«hop  St  Andrew's  Catiiedral  (Cath) 

DENNY  D  W,  manager  Victoria  House, 
Fort 

Derhani  Ben,  baker,  Johnson 

Dickson,  Campbell  &  Co,  merchants,\Vharf 

Dickson  J,  |)hysician 

Dougall  &  Son,  proprietors  foundry,  Vic- 
toria AV^est 

DOUGLAS  JAMES  SIR,  K  C  B,  Ex- 
(Jovernor  V  I  &  B  C 

DRIARD  S.  proprietor  Colonial  Hotel 

DRAKE  &  JACKSON,  solicitors,  Gov- 
ernment 

DRUMMOND  J  S,  hardware,  stoves,  and 
tinware,  Yates 

Dindap  &  Co.  proptrs  livery  stable.  Broad 

Edgar  I)  A,  mercliant,  AVharf 

Eugene  Thomas,  liiiuor  merchant.  Yates 

EVENING    TELEGRAPH,  McClure 
&  Co,  projjrietors. 

Fanlon  G  R.  photographer,  Langley 

FAAVCETT  &   CO,  upholsterers.   Gov- 
ernment 

Fawcett  Miss,  principal  private  school 

FELL  &   CO,  colfee  and  pickle  factory, 
groceries,  etc,  Yates 

FELLOAVS  ROSCOE  &  CO,  ironware 

FINLAY  &  CO,  importers   and  general 
Merchants,  Fort 

FOGEL    &    CO,    proprietors    A'ictoria 
Brewery,  Discovery 

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FRANKLIN  LUMLEY,  real  estate  ngt 
FRANKLIN  S,  real  estate  agent,  Gov- 

criirncnt 
GARKSCIIE  F,  agent   Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co,  Yates 
Gardner  W  Capt.  pilot 
Garrett   A   C   Rev,  clergyman  and  'prin- 

eipal  Indian  jNIission  School 
Gas  Works,  C  W  R  Thompson,  secretary, 

ollice,  Pembroke 
Gastineau  J,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

Humboldt 
Gentile  (1,  photographer.  Government 
Gilligan  1*,  groceries  and  provision  store 
(JILMORK  A,  merchant  tailor,  Yates 
Gilson   U   Ven,   arch   deacon    St  John's 

chnnth  (Kpiseopalian) 
GOLDEN  THOMAS,  saloon,  Fort 
(loldstone  liros,  merchants,  wharf 
GOVERNMENT  (iAZETTE,  published 

at  ollice  Colonist  and  Chronicle 
Green  A  H,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

Goveinment 
Green  F  W,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

Rroughton 
Grift'en  IJ  P,  proprietor  Roomerang  Saloon 
GRELLEY   &    FITKURE,   wine    and 

licpior  merchants.  Wharf 
Haggnn  J  H,  |)hysician 
HAN  KIN  P  J.  R  N,  superintendent  police 
HARRIES  J   IJ,  editor  Prices   Current, 

oHice  Colonist  &  Chronicle 
Harris  Thomas,  Ex-Mayor  of  Victoria 
Hau|)fs   L  II  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Saint  Louis  College 
HAY  WARD  J,  curcr  hams  and  bacon, 

Yates 
Ileathorn   W,  Boots  and  shoes,  (Jovern- 

meiit 
Hein  Mrs,  millinerv,  (iovernment 
HEISTERMAN  H  F,  real  estate  agent, 

Government 
HELMCKEN  J,  physician 
HENDERSON    &    RURNABY,  mer- 

chants.  Wharf 
Henderson  J,  telegraph  agent,  Government 
Heywood    jNIrs,   firincipal    private    school 
IIIBHEN  &  CO,  stationers.  Government 
Hicks  &  Russell,  grocers,  Government 
HIGGINS,    LONG    &    CO,  publishers 

British  Colonist  and  Chronicle 
HILLS    GEORGE    RT    REV,    Lord 

Bishop  (Jhurch  of  England 
Ilomfray  R,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor 
Hope   Silver   Mining   Co,   A   N   Green, 

Secretary 


HOTEL  I)E  FRANCE,   Bigno  &  Co, 

proprietors.  Government 
HUDSON'S  BAY  COMPANY,  import-    . 

ers  and  general  merchants,  Wharf       § 
Huston  G,  gunsmith,  Yates  Z 

HUTCHINSON  &  CO,  butchers.  Fort      § 
Imperial  Fire   Insurance  Co,  J  Robertson  ^ 

Stewart,  agent  § 

JANION,  (JREEN«&  RHODES,  inshi-  ". 

ance  agtmts  and  merchants.  Store        I 

Jungermann  J  L,  jeweler.  Government       I 

j  KEKXAN  J  C,  propriet'r  Adeljthi  Sahmn  » 

I  KENT  CHARLES,  hardware.  Fort         ^ 

j  Keoham  W  M,  carriage  painter,  etc,  Yates  ** 

Keyser  A  F,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Govern-;  1 

ment  j , 

Keyser  F  W,  varieties,  Yates 
KWON(  J  LEE  &  CO  Chinese  merchants 

Johnson 
Lancashire  Insurance  Co,  Weissenburger 

&  Schloesser,  agents 
LAINCJ  ROBERTA,  shipbuilder,  Janiw 

Bay  5 

Lange  Madame,   music  teacher,  Govern-  5 

ment  o 

Lange  N  V,  provisions  and  Colonial  Mai-  ", 

ket,  Johnson  j 

LANGLEY  &  CO,  druggists,  Yates         § 
LAWRENCE,    CLARK  &  CO,    mer-  | 

chants.  Wharf  a 

Leneveu    «fc    Co,  commission   merclianlj,  j 

AVharf 
LEWIN  &  ANTHONY,  tobacconists,  17 

Yates 
Lewis  Lewis,  tailor,  Yates 
Lewis  R.  architect  and  undertaker,  (Iov- 
ernment 
Lewis  Philip,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Yatcs 
L'llotelier  L,  merchant.  Wharf 
Lindsay  Daniel,  commission  agent  and  olli-  i\ 

eial  assignee,  Masonic  Hail  Building 
Loewe  &  Co  and  merchants.  Wharf 
London  &  Lancashire  Fire  Ins  Co,  llen- 

der.«on  &  Burnaby,  agents 
LOWE  BROS,  agents  ]\Iarine  Insuriince 

Company,  merchants 
Lowenberg  L,  real  estate  agent,  Govern- 
ment 
Lowhse  W,  meat  market 
Lyons  William,  shipping  and  conmiissinii 

agent.  Wharf 
Main  A  F,  real  estate  agent,  Governnuni 
Mallandaine  E,  commission  agent,  (iov-| 

erment 
Malony  William  Rev,  clergyman  (Ciitii- 

olic)  St  Mary's  Cathedral 


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aiul   principal   Saint   LouIh   College 
(Catlmlic) 
Mannetta  P,  proprietor  Oriental  Hotel 
Mansell  H,  boot  maker,  (iovernment 
Marks  Kli,  jeweler,  Government 
Marsh  C  J,  merchant 
Martin  liros,  nicrclinntfl,  Wharf 
Marvin  Kdjrar,  hardware,  Wiiarf 
MATTllIKSSKN    I'KTEU,   proprietor 

St,  Nicholas  Hotel 
McCLUHK  it  CO,  publishers   Evening 

Telegraph 
McCrea  J  A,  auctioneer,  Wharf 
M<  CHKICMT  J  F,  barrister,  Fort 
M(CrTCHIN    &    CALIJGHAM,  dry 

goods,  Fort 
McDonald  M  Miss,  music  teacher,  Johnson 
McKAY  .1  (r,  proprietor  saloon,  linstion 
MoLEAN  &  CO,  woolen  and  dry  gootls, 

Fort 
M('(  Juaide  &  Co,  ship  chandlers.  Wharf 
Mitcliell  F,  dry  goods  and  millinery,  Gov- 

ernmi'nt 
Moliun  't  Farrell,  Civil  Engineer  and  sur- 
veyor. Government 
MOOHE  'V  CO,  druggists,  Yates 
MOOliKlIEAl)  it  CO,  merchants.  Wharf 
Morris  J  \  A'  Co,  druggists,  (Jovernment 
Mutual   Life  Insurance  Co  New  York,  F 

Tarbcll,  agent 
NATHAN   IIKNKY,  merchant,  Wharf 
NKKDMAM     HON     .lOSEl'N,    Chief 

.liislice  Supreme  Court 
NKSIHTT    SAAUIEL,    cracker   manu- 
factory, Y'ates 
NKWm  HY   W,  saddlery  and  harness, 

(iovernment 
Nichols  .1,  dentist,  Government 
North  lirilish  &  Mercantile  Ins.  Co,  Sift- 
ken  Hros,  agents,  Wharf 
Northern   Assurance    Co,   Life  and  Fire, 

•lanion.  Green  &  Rhodes,  agts,  Store 
Nuttall  J  C,  merchant.  Wharf 
O'Dwyer  P,  baker,  Government 
Palmer  Digby,  teacher  of  music.  Fort 
PEAHKES  &  GUEEN,  solicitors,  Gov- 
ernment 
PEAHSE  B  W,  Surveyor  General 
PEJkHiERTON  A  F,  Stipendary  Magis- 
trate 
Pemberton     Miss,     principal     Collegiate 
I        School  (Episcopal) 
i  Penny  &  Bro,  proprietor  Alhambra  Sa- 
I        loon,  Y'ates 
i  Pettibreau  Madam,  principal  private  school 


Phillips  A,  proprietor  soda   manuf.  Fort 

Pickett  &  Co,  merchants,  wharf 

Pickles  Mrs,  millinery,  Fort 

Pierce  tt  Seymour,  proprietors  livery 
stable,  liroad 

Pike  i\r  Capt,  pilot 

PIPER  A  W,  confectionery,  etc,  Gov'nt 

Powell  J  W,  physician 

Promis  G,  groceries  and  provisions,  John- 
son 

Queen  Charlotte  Coal  Mining  Co,  J  S 
Willis,  Secretary 

RADOVICH  EDWARD,  proprietor 
Occidental  Saloon 

RAG(JAZONI  T,  proprietor  coffee  fac- 
tory, Johnson 

Reid  E,  mi.'rchant  tailor,  Government 

RKYNOLDS  &  CO,  butchers,  Y'ates. 

RHODES  II,  (Janion,  Green  &  R)  Ha- 
waian  Consul 

Ring  I)  li,  barrister.  Fort 

Rol)ertson  A,  merchant  tailor  Govern't 

Robertson  A  R,  barrister.  Fort 

Robinson    George,    photographer    Govn't 

Royal  Insurance  Company,  (Fire  and 
Life)  Sproat  &  Co,  agents,  Store 

Sandrie  (»,  confectionery,  toys,  and  dealer 
music,  (Jovernment, 

SAYWARD  W  P,  lumber  dealer,  Gov- 
ernment 

Shulfz  H.  boot  and  shoemaker,  (fov^rnm't 

Seghers  Charles  Rev,  clergyman  (v'atho- 
lie)  St  Andrews  Cathedral 

SEIIL  JACOB,  furniture  dealer,  etc 

SHEPHERD  J  G,  manager  Bank  Brit- 
ish North  America,  Y'ates 

SHORT  HENRY,  gunsmith,Government 

Shotbolt  Thomas,  druggist,  Johnson 

SIFFKEN  BROS  &  CO,  merchants  and 
agents  North  British  and  Mercantile 
Insurance  Company,  Wharf 

Silver  Robert,  oyster  saloon,  Y'ates 

Sister  Mary  Providence,  Superioress,  St 
Ann  Convent 

Smith  Wm  B,  groceries.  Government 

Solomon  N,  clothing,  Yates 

Sommerville  Thomas,  Rev,  clergyman 
and  chaplain  St,  Andrews  S6ciety 
(Presb) 

Spencer  E,  stationery,  etc.  Government 

Spencer  J,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  (tov'i 

Sporberg  &  RueflT,  genl  mdse,  Wharf 

Spratt  &  Kriemler,  proprietors  Albion 
Foundry,  Store 

Spring  Ridge  Water  Works,  N  Neustadt| 
Secretary,  Fort 


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SPHOAT  &  CO,  H<,'oiits  Koyal  Insurnnec 
Co,  and  {^L'neral  morcliaiits,  Store 

St  George  Hotel,  View 

ST  NICHOLAS  IIOTKL,  YatM 

STAMP  K,  inaiia^'ir  IJ  C  &  V  I,  Spar, 
Ltiinl)er  and  Saw  JNIill  Co 

Slcniler  F  &  Co,  ui)liolsit'n(r.s   Gov^'rii't 

Stt'plicns  K,  civil  enpiiu'cr,  e'c.  Langlcy 

STEWART  J  llOUKRTSOX,  Hre,  life 
an<l  marine  insnranci'  a;i<'nt 

STIIAIM'  <Si  CO,  proprs  Lion  Brewery 

SIJTKO  &  CO,  loliaeco  niert-liants,  Yatos 

TAL11Y«&  CO,  leatiier  mannliiftory,  Yates 

Tarbell  F,  ajit  Mntnal  Life  Ins  Co  of  N  Y 

TlIOiMAS  EDWARD  R,  proi)rietor  Ike- 
hive  Hotel 

Tiedeinan  HO,  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
vevor,  James  Hay 

TELEGRAPH  HOTEL,  Astrico  &  Co, 
projirietors,  Store 

Timmerman  #1  IJ,  real  estate  agent,  and 
prest  Froneli  IJenevolent  Soe'y,  Fort 

Titeomb  Jolin,  pilot 

Toimie  Dr,  physician 

Townsend  W  H,  butcher 

TRAHEY  .1  W,  shipyard,  Indian  Reserve 

Trimble  .1,  physician 

Tnrner  .F.  piiysician 

TURNER  J  II  &  CO,  dry  goods,  Gov- 
ernment 

Vancouver  Coal  ^Mining  and  Land  Co, 
Limited,  C  Wallace  ag<'nt 

Victoria  Hotel,  Goverinnent 

VICTORIA  HOUSE,  dry  goods,  D  W 
Deiiii}',  manager,  Fort 

Walker  1 1  P,  barrister.  Fort 

WALLACE  &  STEWART,  gas  fitters, 
and  produce  and  com  agents.  Yates 

WALLACE  C  W, agent  Calitbrnia  Insur- 
ance Co,  and  Cal  Steam  Nav  Co 

WATSON  &  CO,  boiler  makers.  Store 

WATSON  ALEXANDER,  Colonial 
Treasury 

Wcbstei'  it  Co,  proprs  tannery.  Rock  Bay 

WEISSENBURGER  &  SCHLOES- 
SER,   agents   Lancashire   Ins  Co 

WEISSENLURGER  F,  real  estate 
agent,  (Jovernment 

WELLS,  FAR(;0  X-  GO'S  Express  and 
Banking,  F  (;laresche,  agent,  Yates 

Wliear  R  1*,  tailor  and  clothier 

Wilkie  &  Co,  merchants.  Wharf 

'V  lUiams  J  W,  livery  stable,  Government 
and  Johnson 

WILSON,  THOMAS  &  CO,  dry  goods. 
Government 


WILSON  &  MURRAY,  groceries,  F. n 
Wilson  &  Rickman,  groceries.  Fort 
WILSON  A &W,  plumbers  and  gas  filters, 

Fort 
Wilson  John,  clothing,  Government 
Woods    C  T,  Rev  clergyman,  and  princi- 
pal Collegiate  School 
WOODS    THOMAS    LETT,    nttorn.  v 

general  and  barrister.  Fort 
W  UK  HIT    BROS,   proprietors    steamer 

Eliza  Anderson 
Wrights  E  Mrs,  principal  private  sehodi 
Young  Henry,  bakery.  Store 
VOUN(J  W  A  (;,  Colonial  Secretary 
ZELNER  W,  druggist,  Yais 

Yale,  1*  O.  This  is  a  small  town  at  the 
head  of  steam  navigation,  on  liic 
Frnser,  lO.j  miles  above  New  West- 
minster, and  enjoys  a  flourishing  busi- 
ness in  the  transmission  of  goods  in 
the  Cariboo  mines.  Two  steauicis 
run  twice  a  week  between  the  Iwn 
towns.  The  freighling  business  hi 
the  mines,  from  Yale,  '/ives  the  bisl 
idea  of  the  impori.uiee  of  Britisii 
Columbia,  employing,  .i-  a  docs,  o\ir 
.'?,(I0I>  animals.  Baiuard's  sLigcs 
leave  this  town  for  the  Cariiido 
country,  and  an  opposition  line  wiis 
started,  last  year,  by  Mr.  Davis. 

Agassiz  L,  postmaster 

ALWAY  &  BAI LEV,  general  inercliiuit> 

anil  commission  agents.  Front 
Bailey  B.  agts  Dietz  »&  Nelson's  Express 
BANK  BRITISH  COLUMBIA,  I)  M 

Henderson,  manager.  Main 
BARLOW  A,  general  merchandise  iunl 

commission  agent.  Front 
BARNARD    F    I,    j)roprietor   Expie-> 

and  Cariboo  Stage  Line 
BARRY  J  F,  |)ropr  Gem  Saloon,  Front 
BLACK  JAMES,  t.amster 
Bowdeii  Mrs,  prop's  Califor'a  House,  Fiont 
Brouse  J  E,  ])hysician 
Clair  Pierre,  bakery,  Front 
Coxon    (Jeorge,   general    merchant    niul 

commission  agent.  Front 
Cran  W  II,  telegrajdi  agent 
Davis  J,  proprietor  Cariboo  Stage  Line 
DEAS  J  S,  stoves  and  tinware 
Dt'lany  Chas,  blacksmith  and  wagon  niakcr 
DIETZ  &  NELSON,  proprietors  British 

Columbia  and  Victoria  Express 
Frankenthnl  J,  clothing,  Front 


3 


The  PACIFIC  INBUBAKOE  CO.  pays  aU  losses  in  Oold  Colo. 


York. 


F.rt    S 


▲.  KOHUHL  Btn  Fnmolrao,  Agent  for  Karohall  ft  Ulttauer's  Planoi. 


THE     COLONY    OP    ]IRITIHI(    COI,  UMIIIA. 


883 


liters, 


pr\iu'i- 


tormv 


trainer 


seiii 


i\ry 


Si 

a 

■3 


n  nt  till'   0 1 


'<i\ 


oil    nil' 

V    Wc>t- 

iiijl  lm<i-    . 

iroods    to    0 

^  a 

steiinicis 


(looil.T  II  Ucv,  clorniymnn  (IC|>i^co|ialiaii) 
({rcciilmiim  S,  clotliin<r,  Front 
jIlKXDKUSOI'f   I)   M,   mamigcr    Hank 

lirilisli  CVIniiiliia 
illUnSONS  B\Y  COMPANY,  .T  W  V 

iMcKoy,  map".^!.".',  jreneral  inercliantH, 

and  c'ominiission  Hj];(■l.t^l 
Kelly   »t    Lano,    propiiuto.-s    l-'ort    Yah; 

Hotel,  Front 
KIMHAI.I.  &  GLADWIN.pir'ornl  nier- 

eliaiits  and  poinniission  aj^ents,  Frort 
K\V()N(i   LKE  &   CO,  (Chinese)  gen- 

enil  nierelinnt8,  Front 
>[c'lvAY  J  W,  manager  Hudson  Hay  Co 
MrlvAHDY  ADAISI,  Imkery,  Front 
Milcliell  .liilius,  elotiiing,  Front 
N'KLSON  II  .V   CO,  general  merclmnts 

and  eonunission  agents.  Front 


the  twii 


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siness  lo  Kj 

the  1>M  § 

f    Uriti.'li  a  I 

loes,  over  3 1 

s     st;i-i'<  s 

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line  wn- 

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tl 


niercliiiiit> 
)iit 

KX|11-L'-S 

A,  1)  M  31 


mdiso  iinil  \ 

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3 
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9 

oon,  Front  S] 
Duse.  Front  -| 

•chant    iUitl 


age  Line 

agon  niiil<i'i' 
jlors  liiili'l' 
xprcss 


Ol'PKNHKIMKIt  O  &  .1,  general  mer- 
chants and  eonunission  agents,   Front 

0|)|)enhein  .S  »&  L.  elothing,  Front 

PEUUIKU     &     LATIJFMOrLLIFH, 
;|)ro|)rit!lors  Colonial  Hotel,  Front 

Ueese  &  liawrenee,  hntehers 

HOniNSON  lAMKS  &  CO,  l.laeksmiths 
i  and  wagon  makers.  Front 

j  STFINllElKiKK  W  iLLIAM,  l.rcwery, 
!  Douglas 

;  SUTTON    W    H,    wholesal.!   and    retail 
wines  and  rKjuors,  and  livery  stable, 
I  Front 

Wanl  James,  blaeksmitli  and  wagon  maker 

WALLACE  (JEOPGE,  imblisher  IJrit- 
'  ish  Colnmbinn  Tribnne 

Wells  A  C  ^'  Co,  saddlery  and  harness 


FIRE  AND  MARINX:  INSURANGE. 


MUTUAL    iisrsxjR^isrcE    CO. 


-«  »«»  ►- 


Capital  Stock,  .    $1,000,000.   Available  Capital,  $350,000. 


Dwellings,  Stores,  Warehouses,  Merchandise,  Farm  Houses,  Furniture, 

And  111!  oilitT  j;<>o<l  clussos  of  Risks,  ngiiinst  Loss  or  Diimntre  l>y  Fire,  and  i<;rainst  tlio 
Uislis  of  Otrim  Murine  and  Inland  Navii;atioii  and  Transportation,  on  tiio  most  reasonalile  torms. 


ALL  LOSSES   FuJ^IlD   IIST   XT:iNriXEID  STA.TES   O-OLX)   COUNT. 
Xlie    IiKllvlduul    I^laUlllty    of  Htoeklioldcvs   Xceori-iilviocl. 


8 


Charles  Clayton, 
W.  T.  Qarratt, 
Cyrus  Wilson, 
Jos.  Qalloway, 
J.  EverdinK, 
C.  G.  Hooker, 
R.  S.  Cutter, 
Jos.  Pierce, 
H.  Casebolt, 


Oeo.  S.  Mann. 
Joseph  RinKot, 
Mioh'l  Skelly, 
J.  D.  Arthur, 
A.  C.  Teitman, 
Sdw'd  Durkin, 
Wm.  Irelan, 
John  Bamber, 
S.  M.  Cutler, 


IDIItECTOXlS- 

F.  W.  Maoondray,  O.  W 


I.  Case,  Theo. 

B.  P.  Clement,  "W.  A 

W.  A.  Church,  S.  D. 

D.  Conrad,  O.  B. 

R.  C.  Drum,  D.  E. 

J.  DeForest,  H.  C. 

W.  F.  Dorman,  O.  W 

B.  F.  Ferris,  D.  B. 
W.  F.  Bowne, 


Hathaway, 

Oebler, 

.  Orover, 

Oilmore, 

Hitchoook, 

KuiKht, 

Ijee, 

.  McNear, 

Moody, 


Samuel  Adams, 
J.  W.  MUliken, 
R.  Perry, 
"W.  P.  RidRway, 
R.  R.  Swain, 
H.  N.  Tilden, 
O.  Waterhouse, 

D.  Williams, 

E.  J.  Wilcox. 


OF-FICE, IVo.     -ilO    CJA.L.II^OIMVIA    ST. 


6.  S.  MANN,  President 
H.  C.  LEE,  Vice  President. 


WM.  H.  STEVENS,  Secretary. 
A.  R.  GUNNISON,  Surveyor. 


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EVERETT  STETSON, 

I^ALiPOLiE^    MASSACHUSETTS; 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

CAll    iliOjTlIlC, 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

FOR 


MACHINERY, 

Foimel  ui  Stripper  CloiDg, 


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ALSO,   DEALER    IN 


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Hood,  A.  (J.  a:i8 

Aoida. 

CHcc  alf 
I  S.  F.  Ohcinlcal 
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Adjusters 

CAZNKAU, 

,.    <'!illlnniia  ,' 
HojikliiR,  c.  1 

Jolixsro.N,  .. 

.Moore,  E.  J.  4i5 

Advert! 

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Aariouitu] 

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AMKS  I'LOW 

Alls  OLD,  N. 

Aimin{;.r.., 

i.i.i'l?.'""'  'X'v 
f-NCHLEY,  i 

"ANK,  A.E. 

[  ™ /'V  A  Co.  0 

MN/.ftL,  r,  11,1 

lUiJIINriTON 
.WOliKS,  I, 
'xxxvlll,  ix 

„,,  •■'■  (.'raiic,  A 

JUveMrr,  (;.  K. 

111EAI)WEI,L 
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SAN  FRANCISCO 


BUSINESS   DIRECTOEY. 


The  Eastern  Bdvcrtiscmenta  in  this  work  arc  referred  to  In  this  department  under  appropriate  heads. 


Academies. 

CSee  Schiiols.] 

Account  Book  Manufaoturers. 

[See  Stationers.] 

Aooountants. 

Bock,  A.  G.  tU  >l<>nt(?(imery 
lUal(o.  II.  0.  fM  .lat  kHoii 
Dudllttle,  W.  «J.  IKH  MiinlBompry 
Howes,  8.  1'.  3'i!i  MoiitKiinii'ry 
Jani'A,  K.  .tit)  Mc)nl|t(>nier> 
Lovcli.K.  O.  .VJHCliiy 
i.utv,  ,1.  S.  SO.'S  .Moiilironiprv 
.MtCOSI»K,.l()llN  (see  aiiv.  p.  clvill) 

(iU  Miiiilmimerv 
SCIIWAKI'Z,  II.  «l»  Miirl(et 
WcKcoer,  It  iU  Mi>ntii»ii>cry 
Wuud,  A.  U.  338  Mi)iiti;oniery 


COCSfiESIIALL,  J.  II.  eor  Kolsom  ond 
Third 


crNNIXliWOTlTII,  J.  H.  228  PaciHc 
ill -       ■ 


Ale  and  Porter. 

[See  also  Liquors.] 

MKARS,  JAMES  (see  ivdr.  p.  chili)  ."ill  I  DIekev,  (i.  S.  cor  Market  and  Stockton 

i»wyer,. I.  404  Market 
1  Eaton,  E.  U.  cor  Folsom  and  Caroline 
'EDWAKDS,  T.  M.  corner  Rcaniy  and 
I        .lackson 
I  Einerv.  K.  "60  Clav 
Klliin,  a.  n.  ,■)  Stewart, 


Kront 

IIK'IIAKDS,  W.  II.  A  Co.  (see  adv 
cxllil)  70H  Sansoni 


ll'-nilers,  J.  U.  44ttltiiHh 
Jdilherl,  .lames.  .'503  Davis 


Acida.    Mannfactureri. 

[Sec  also  Chemists.] 
S.  F.  Ohemlcal  Works  Co.,  office  S.  E. 
cur  llattery  and  Commercial 

Adjusters  Uarlne  Iiosses. 

C.VZXEAIJ, '{'.  N.  (see  adv.  p.  cl.\i>  43H 

('Hllt'ornlas(reet 
Iloiikiiis,  C.  '1 .  318  (^ilifornla 
.KtllXSTON,  W.  H.  4l'i  JlontB.miery 
Muore,  E.  J.  ia  Washlngtun 

Advertising  Agents. 

lloyoe,  .lames  E.  (street  cars)  W  ('lav 
ll(JY('E,THO.MAS,  NE  cor.  Monlgoiii- 

rrv  and  WHslilnii(on 
nsillcit,  L.  I'.  Kit)  Washington 
lluilson  k  McCarty.  31,^  Monlnomerj- 
Kihiwltciii,  ,1.  ,1.  tti  Co.  ,VI3  Kearny 
Lake,  W.  1».  .Wi  WashiUKton 
lli'Hmlen,  A.  3l.'i  .Montuomerv 
Dt'ALLAtillAN,  l>.  A  CO.  (sec  adv. 

pp.  xliv  and  ci.xl  4'.'4  Mimtgomerv 
Hood,  A.  K.  .t  Co.  .MO  Clav 
.•*tllwell,  H.  K.  A  Co.  (HO  Clay 

Agents. 

[See  respective  liendn.] 

Agrioultural  Implements. 

[See  also  llimlware ;  also  Seeds.] 
.«1ES  I'LOW  CO.  (sec  adv.  p.  cxxvi) 

over  l)uincv  Market,  llosion 
.\11X(ILI),  N.  S.  &  CO.  306  Hattery 
AllTlllK,.!.  1).  A  SON,  corner  Cullfor- 

iila  nnil  Davis 
HKSCIILEY,  L.  B.  A  Co.  3  *  »  Front 
(iiANE,  A.  E.  310  Washington 
tiuloii,  0.  W.  »  I'ost 

lluwlc'v  ,tr  Co.  eor.  Mattery  A  Califor'a 
KINZEL,  T.  113  Sanson! 
lUiMINCiTON  A  0 11 1  C  II  LT  IT  U  A  L 

WOUKS,  Ion,  N.  Y.  (sec  :idv.  pp 

Ixxxvlll,  l.xxxix,  xc,  and  xci)    A. 
„„  E.  Crane,  Agent,  '110  Washington 
SlvoMer.  ().  K.  317  Washlngtun 
lUEADWEI.L  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  xcv) 

cunier  Market  and  FremonC 


Amalgamating  Machines. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 
Ilepbuni  A  Peterson  (pans)  137  First 

2'.' n';vih,'*^V 'i'lfV"'' ''i'.'l''\ '■■''"  ^y'^''''"<i'-''s^^^^^^^^ 

HI  UONd  A  CO.  cor  Mission  and  Ire-  ,;„„_  v.  710  Washington 
,,,,'"'",',*.....,  1  ,  i..i,.,iM    .kirns,  E.  corner  tireen  and  Stockton 

V AUNE\  ,  T.  (sec  adv.  p.  civil)  W  i  irsl  „,,„_  „   k..  c.n-  Mission  .Hid  Fourth 

Amusements.   J'taeen  or.       !  """K'',li'|y,„V'-  ^--  *  ^"-  •'*^  "'"■  ^"'>'  *'"' 

Academy  of  Music. T.  Maguire,  propri-  .losselyu.  J.  S.  .W6  Washington 
etor,  I'ine  nr  Montgomery  Llungcart,  'I'.  1317  Dupont 

American  Theater,  II.  M.  Nanlce.  pro-l  KEITH,  W.  H.  (see  adv.  p.  cxlvi)  .121 
prletor.  E  s  SausiimhctSacaiid  Cal'        Mcintgomery 

Hella  I'uloii  Mclodeon,  S.  Tcllow,  pro-  Kote,  W.  mn  .Merchant 


prletor,  708  '.Vnshington 
Cldnese  Theaters,  E  s  Dupont  liet  Clay 
and  Waslilngtnu  auil  N  s  .lackson 
liet  Diip>>nl  and  Stockton 


Krug.  .V.  122.'5  Dupont 

Lcfevre  A  Co.  (French)  SE  cor  W» 

ingtou  and  Dupont 
LEII'SlTZ.ti.  312  Keui-ny 


Hayes'  I'ark  I'avHluu,  cor  l.aguna  and !  .Mavhew.  W.  E.  cor  Howard  and  Fourth 

llayis  IMcltovle  .t  Co.  Mi  Sacramento 

Metropolitan  Theater,  W.    II.   Lyons,' McOl'lllE.  I.rciCS,  Hrenham  I'laee 
proprielor,  W  s  .Miiut  nr  .lackson     ,  Miller,  W.  C.  cor  I'mdilc  and  Stockton 
Odeum  (lanlens.  11.  A.  SleclVled  A  IJo.  I  I'arker.  K.  IM  First 
proprs.cor  Dolores  and  Flltecuth     i  rfeifl'er.  10.  210  Host 
Olympic    Milodeou,   (illbert  A    llcrl,  IMckeriuir.  W.  cor  Stockton  and  Bdwy 

proprietors,  cor  I'lay  and  Kearny      I'olastrl,  V.  61H  Vallejo 
Opera  House.  T.  Maguire.  proprietor,  KEILLY.  I".  J..W5  Commercial 

Washington  nr  Montgomery  iUICllAUDS,  C.  F.  A  CO.  429SanHom 

I'aelflc  Museum  ol'  .^uatcuuy  anil  "cl-  Ulley.  C.  C.  IflHSecoml 

enee.  Dr.  L.  .1.  .lordan,  proprietor,  Hoturicr,  C.  cor  Dupont  and  I'aelflc 

320  Moulgouiirv  iSandcr.  U.  cor  Lnrkln  and  Hroadwav 

Culon  Theater.  .Michail  Keese.  propri-  Sl'HMIDI',  II.  W.  cor  Sac  and  Kearny 

etor,  Com  liet  Kearnv  and  Duponi ,  Searhv,  W.  M.  eor  Folsom  and  Fitlh 
Willows  (iardens.  .Mission  nwir  Sine-  SIMI'SON,  W.  60!)  Davis 

teenth  ITohuan.  (i.  B.  760  Clav 

Woodward's  (ianlens.  It.  It.WoodwanI,'  Vanderhergh,  .1. 1'.  I',  lldwy  nr  Koorny 
proprietor.  Mission ur  Fourteeulli    IVan  Strr.alen.  .1.  H.  309  Davis 

iVan  Zandl..!.  W.  I  Stockton 
iWAKELEE,  II.   I'.  SK  mr  Mont  and 

Bush  and  cor  ThinI  anil  Howard 
;  WIdlier,  .1.  II.  cor  Market  and  Kearny 
;  Williidm,  Carl  L.  corner  Howard  aiul 
I        Fourth 

j  Williams.  C.  L.  eor  Fcdsom  and  Third 
Wilson.  C.  W.  632.Mlsi.iou 
I  Wood.  William  II.  Ill  .Second 
i/.EILE,  C.  1).  753  (lay 


Anchors,  Chains,  SStc. 

[Sec  also, iunk  Dealers.] 

Blchanl.  N.  Tier  l.i.  sti'wart 
Hare,  Charles,  34  stinart 


Apothecaries. 

[See  also  Drugs.] 

.Vdams,  Samuel,  »ii  Bush 
Ad(dphus,  H.  .511  .lackson 

Barhat,  .1.  HIO  I'aclllc  , ,       .       .    „,, ,,.     ,  .     . 

UAl'EU,  J.  A.  (sec  adv.  page  xxxvll)  1  Jacobs,  A.  217  A\  ashington 
644  Washlngtmi  Aiw>,4tanf« 

Bayley  A  Tothlll,. '112  Kearny  '  AFOmieoiS. 


Aquarians. 


Baylcss,  W.  U.  20  Montgomery 
Beator,  II.  T.  »4«  Market 
Boanlman,  J.  Naglee's  Building 
Borilwell,  George,  224  Montgomeiy 


Bennett.  II.  W.  21  Third 

Ilruns,  v.  comer  Dupont  A  Deary 

Bryan,  W.  .1.  A  Co.  corner  Mission  and 

Second 
Bryant,  J.  O.  eor  Folsom  and  Fremont  jBughee.S.  C.  A  Son.  74  .Mont  Block 
Biimmer,  .1.  corner  Mason  and  I'ost        Butler.  M.  F.  73  Monlgomery  Block 
Burnett,  (i.  (1.  330  Montgomeiv  U'leaveland.  li.  W.  rM  Montgomery 

CHEVALIEK,  V.  (Fiench)  20f  Keaniylcnilne,  William,  634  WashlugUin 
Clapp,  (i.  II.  corner  liowanl  and  Sixth  KIsen,  A.  F.  SE  cor  Mont  and  Col. 
Collin,  U.  W.  cor  Center  and  Valencia  I  England  A  Turnliull.  .W8  Clay 


1 


8 


A.  BOIZAN  ft  00.  Tlie  only  exolosi've  Book  Store  on  the  Faoifla  Coast. 
25 


i  ji 


NORTH  AMRBIOA  IiIPB  XNSUB ANOE  CO.  No  restrlotion  on  ooonpatlon  or  travel 


386 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


On.viior,  .1.  r.  40,i  MmitKomory 
Cicilili'n,  v.  .115  Jloiiluiiliury 
l!OSl,IS(i,,l.  ai4  .MnlltKllIIU'rv 
(iriili.  T.  ccir  Diipiiiit  »iul  lliirlnii  IMaci' 
Ilaniiil,  K.  I'cir  Mdiituoiiurv  hiiM  IIiikU 
110A(;LAM)  .V  NKWSOM  IM'C  !i(lv.  p. 

(•HI I  <(ir  Sacminciilip  anil  Kcaiiij- 
II»|V|iiiiii  ,^  Schiiililt,  .m  MiiiitKi'iiK'iy 
Iliii'i'iii',  I*.  I'or  Miinlh'diiK'rv  uiiil  Sav 
Ilyalf,  ('.  ■')  I'cist 
.IDIINSTOX,  r.  .1.  !l  Tost 
JUUDAN.  A.  II.  (si'i'  lUlv.  page  x\xvl) 

41(1  Kearny 
Kmilzci-.*;  Kaniiiliarsnn,  i!H  (':\\ 
Kiil/.li(nk,  A.  a)4  M(inli.'(imcry 
Lew,  '1'.  S.  ajS  Atontiionu'ry 
Mai'ICav,  II.  i.H  Calll'iiriila 
Maiy,  II.  {'.  31.^  Mdnttsdnicry 
.MilJmiijall  A  .Maninls.S-.'M  MuntgDimrv 
Jllllcr,  W.  r.  ^04  .MontKimiory 
MOO.SKU,  \V.  'Hcc  ailv.  papo  clxlll)  JS 

lOxclianKi'  HuililiM),' 
Ndi'lh.  •Iiiliu  <i.  (naval  ajiil  mnrUu')  Po- 

trcro 
O'f'imniir,  P.  .1.  571  Ilowaril 
OLNKY  .t  lloC'lIllilI.ZKIt  (»(■(•  ailv 

p.  Ivi  c'lir  Sanaoni  anil  Calilurnla 

Pall W.  \iiO  \Va»liin(!ti'n| 

Snvilcr,  A.  A.  62  IlalUck 

Stevens,  S.  S.  ei>i-  Wasli  anil  Piilk 

'I'liwiisenil,  L.  It.  405  Calilnniia 

Walsli,  P.  104  SiitliT 

Williams,  S.  II.  .V  Son,  N\V  cor  Jlnni 


UOdKltS  &   IIUOWX  (Bcc  udv.  pnKi'l  Clyilc,  It.  S.  l«KxeIian(,'cBHllillri|f 
x.\lii)51J('aliliirnia  i  CoMi,  M.  (i.  BIIB  I'lay 


Ix 
SAN  KKANCISCO  A.sSAYINO  AND 

ItKl'lNINd  WOllKS,  41(>Sli>nt 
Thayer.  H.  U.  (Stale)  SK  eornor  Monl 

KDUiery  anil  lUisli 


ilonierv  anil  Saeraniento 
Wolfe,  J.  K.  402  JloiitKoinery 
Wooil,  Z.  :f28  Monttjomery 
WriglittV:  tianUers,  cor  .Mont  and  €al 

Artesian  Well  Borers. 

TlIflMSdK,  T.  (see  adv.  page  clxi)  'JB 
lliird 

Artifioial  Flowers. 

[Scellllllners.j 

Artificial  Iiimbs.  MantffacturerH. 

KOM.KAI',  A.  (see  ailv.  pp.  i4I  and '242) 

(>24  WaKlilngloii 
.IKWKTT,    .(AKVIS,    aveiit    Palmer's 

I. eg;  (see  adv.  page  xxi  62!)  Wash 

Artists. 

[See  Painters,  Teachers,  etc.] 

Artists'  Materials. 

liANCltoKT,  II.  II.  iV    CO.  (sec  adv. 

page  exxxlv)  60S  Montgomery 
nrailley.  II.  W.  «20  Cliiy 
CdiiKl;,  WM.  It.  .Vl  CO.   (see  adv.  on 

I'riint  cover  and  pages  112  to  .V)«)cor 

Saiisom  and  Clay  unil  l>24  .MonU 
(JKNSOCL,  ADKIliN'  (see  adv.  page 

xvllhSll  .Montgomery 


Assayers'  Materials. 

TAYI.OK,  JOHN  .t  CO.  (seemlv.  page 
xxl)  51'2  Washliigtiiu 

AstroloKers. 

Cohen,  S.  1  Ilarille  Place 
DeUenii'.  W.  :I2:I  Powell 
Masson,  p.  Mine.  II  (leary 
Kieliarils.  .lolin.  71N  liroaihvnv 
SehinMt,  .Madame,  1114  .lacksoii 
Schworer,  -M.  Airs,  illo  Kearny 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

AI.LKN.  W.  II.  (iOH  .Monigomerv 
Apidegate.  .1.  II.  702  Waslilngtoii 
Vxiell.  S.  I!,  cor  .Mont  anil  .hickson 
i  Ilachelilcr.  J.  W.  625  .Merchant 

HACIll',l,l>i:i{,  T.  K.  (M  .Meicliaiit 
I  UADliLKY,  W.  II.  (See  adv.  page  dll) 
I        corner  Sacraincnto  and  Keariiv 
i  P.ililHin,  I.lovd.  .502  .Montgomery 
!  llaiiier,  W.  W'clls'  Unilding 
I  lianlc,  W.  I.   I).  NW  cor  -Montgomory 
I         aiiit  Merchant 
ItAHKKH,  ,1.  II.  6,')5  Washington 
liAitNKS,  W.  II.  I,.  43ti  California 
I  Ilarstow,  .\.  K5  Jlonlgomcry  Block 
I  Uarstow,  I).  P.-24  Montgomerv  llliiek 
I  ItAUSTOW,  (IKOKdK,  (120  .Merchant 

Hartlelt,  C.  .125  .Montgi.iiierv 
I  It.irtlett,  Karl,  14  Moiitgoni'ery  Block 
H.irlleit,  W.  1125  .Monigomerv 
Batchelor,  K.  P. !» .Montgonicrv  Block 
Bates,  A.  B.  6.1B  Clay 
j  Bates, , I.  C.  1  Kxchange  Building 
jBKLKNAP,  I).   P.   NW  corner  -Motit- 

giiincry  and  Meriliant 
'  Bennett,  N.  11  K.\ehangc  lliillding 
j  Bergiti,  .M.  12  Kxchange  Bnilding 
i  Bergin,  T.  I.  26  Kxchange  Bi;ihling 
'  Billings.  Frederick,  43  .Munt  I'.lork 
I  Bishop,  Thomas  B.  <i20  Washington 
Biter,  .1.  cor  Wash  and  Ilreidiam  Place 
Blake,  .M.  C.  Citv  Hall 
;  Blaniling,  Lewis,  corner  Mont  and  Cai 

Blandlng,  William,  X04  .Montgomerv 
1  Blatclilev,  ,1.  S.  40  .^lontgoincrv  Block 
;  BLOOD,  .1.  II.  21  and  24  Mont  Block 
,  Booraem,  II.  Tolcr  51!l  Motitgoinerv 
I  BOTTS.  f'.  T.  19  JloiitgoimTy  Block 
I  Bowman,  .lames  V.  ,'i12  Merchant 
Bovd,  .lames  T.  K  Wi  lis'  lliilldlng 
Brackelt,  C.  II.  412  Montgomery 
Brandon,  J.  It.  .522  .Muntgnmcrv 
Brewer,  .1.  II.  40  .Montgomerv  Block 
I  BKIDOKS.  O.    L.    (seciulv.  page  clilj 


corner  Kearn  ••  and  Sacraincntu 
Brmlerick,  .1.  C.  (il4  Merchant 
Brodic,  S.  II.  614  .Merchant 
Brooks,  B.  s.  N  W  cor  .Mont  and  Wash 
Brooks,  K.  I,.  11.614  Merchant 
BItoWN,  II.  S.  Dnnhar  Court 
Brnmaglm,  .lidin  W.  16  .Mont  Block 
Iti'chaii,  P  li.  .517  V,;shlii(!loti 
Bnglii'c,  .I.S.iorMoutgomervandClav 
I  Bulloch,  W.  II.  .50-2  .Montgomerv 
:  Bnrliaiik.  C.  16  Kxcliange  Buililing 
I  Itiirtu'tt,  .1.  .M.  10  Kxchange  BulliirnK 
Burnett,  P.  II.  404  Montgomery 


1HT(  IICOCK,  (i.  B.  (see  adv.  front  iif| 

title)  I'or  Sansom  titiil  Commercial  j 
.KINKS  iV  WOOIJ.  (secailv.  page  cxii), 

641  .Market 
Shew.  W.  417  Motitgoinery  I 

.SNOW  A-  ItOOS,  (see  ailv.  page  cIxvDI 

.52a  Sansom  and  '211)  .Montgomery 

Aapbaltum  Workers. 

BON NKT,  B.  <t  Co.  402  .Monlgomcry 

llni\>n,  II.  C.  60!)  Market 

Kasion,  (».  W.  1116  Montgomerv 

MoItK,     LAUKIN      ti     FL.UlKKTYi  „„„„.„,  w.  (•.  .Jl  Co,,,,  Hidek" 

PACiriC  asp:  ALU  M  ro.  >,ohv»1    camPBKLL,  AI.K.\.  710  Montgomerv 
,V  Co.  (;cc  iidv.  n.  xliv)  .511  Kearny  i  Caniphell.  Alex,  622  I  'lav 

I^Vr'lIV-?.-,'  -.uimVa   "iM-'V?'  ".?,r'"l""*'  t'AMPBKI.L,  II.  C.  710  .Montgomery 
PIONKKU    ASPIIAI-H  M     CO.    (sec   c,,,,,,,),,.]!.  r.  m  .Montgomery  Bh.ck 

I  Capp,  C.  S.  .541  Clav 
I  Cariii'iiller,  K.  It.  6('l6  M'ashlitglon 
Anaa^irnni  '  Carlientier,  II.  W.  .507  .Montgomery 

Assayers.  ,  cAitv.  .1.  c.  004  .Meichani 

BAIKU,  .1.  A.  (see  ailv.   page  xxxvlDj  CASSKItl.V,  K.  416  California 

(144  Washington  Chadhonrne  i\c  Howe. .502  Monlgomrry 

Blake,  W.  P.  riiloti  Iron  Woiks  i  Chevers,  W.  II.  602  Washington 

Calitonila  Copiier  ismcltlngi  .540  Clay      riilinnan,  K.  .S.  n.Kxelmnge  llnlldlng 


iidv.  piige  III  402  .Montgomery 
Wilde,  (i.  W.  3l!(Bu8h 


Cniillng.  Pope  >£  Co.  215  Kirst 
D.^ltlilNd,  L.  B.  (seciulv.  pagecxxxlj 

I'lovldcnee,  It.  I. 
KAI.KKNAC  A:  IIANK8  (see adv.  page 

xcvlii  620  Washington 
(Iniilsniith  Bros.  4.'2  .Monlgoniery 
HKNTSCH  fi  BKIffoN,  corner  Clay 

and  I.eldesilorlV 
Hughes,  D.  T.  424  Ballery  I  Clarke,.!.  II  Court  l\loek 

.Molitor,  A.  P.  611  Commercial  |  Clarke,  .S.  .1.  HI4  .Merchant 

POPK,  o,  C'.  Cllv  College  Clcitient,  .1.  .5H  Kxchange  Biilldlni;  ..........n, , ,-.  ...  .,;„  „  u-no.i, 

lilehii,  llemme  k  Co.  41-2  .Montgomory  I  Clement.  It.  P.  .5H  Kxchange  BullitInK   .  Holland,  V.  Wells'  Building 


Chipman,  W.  W.  17  Kxchange  Biig 
Chiltetidcn,  N.  W.  KII4  .Monlgoniirv 
CIiritCHIM„CI.AItK  (see  lulv.'pngc 

111)  .531  Keartiv 
Clark,  li.  H.  6)16  Ctav 
Clark,  W.  II.  41  Kxchange  Building 
;  Clarke,  D.  II  Kxchange  Ilulldlng 
Clarke,  II.  K.  W.  (KKI  Waslilngtoii 


Cohen,  .\.  A.  cor  Sansom  and  .lackauii 
1  Colton,  D.  D.  402  Montgomerv 
I  Cook,  Ktlsha,  cor  Monl  and. laiksiin 
I  COPK,  W.  W.  (see  adv.  page  xxi  611 
Washington 
.'■"■nwall,  \V.  .\.  Merchants'  ICxclianm. 
Oow'.v-  .S.N  Cliv  Hall 
Craddock,  C.  K. 604  -Merchant 
Crane,  \.  M.  cor  Mont  and  .liickson 
CHAN K,  II.  K.  625  Merchant 
Crane.  W.  W.HOSChiv 
Crclgh,.!.  I).  604  Jlerchant 
Crockelt,.!.  B.  3  Kxchange  Buililing 
Crosl.y,  D.  A.  610  Bush 
Culver,  W.  II. '210  Bush 
('nrrey..)ohn,  cor  .Mont  and  Market 
I 'niter.  S.  L.  .Ir.  10  Kxchange  liallilln.. 
DAINtiKltl'IKLD.W.  P. (seciulv. iiiige 

XX)  on  Washington 
Dame,  T.  400  California 
Dameron,  .1.  P.  35  Exchange  Building 
Dann.  K.  P.  604  .Mediant 
i  Delany,  ('has.  .McC.  510  .Monlgomery 
I  Dempscy,  P.  604  Slcrchanl 
Do.vle,  .f.  T.  II  Wells'  Building 
Drake.  K.  B.  417  Bush 
Drown,  A.  N.  IH  Court  Block 
Drucker,  Augustus,  611  Washington 
Dltr.MMOND.  W.  W.  614  Meiiliani 
Diimathcray,  V.  34  Kxchange  Buililing 
Diipre.  K.  liOO  .Merchant 
Dwinelle,  .1.  \\,;m  Montgomerv 
Dwineilc,  S.  II.  17  Citv  Hall 
Kly,  Alex.  16  Wells'  Aiiildlng 
Kminet,  C.  T.  NW  cor  .Mont  and  Ceii' 
KSTKK,  M.  M.  41-2  iMonig.mnrv 
Kaliens.  l".  \.  47  .Montgomerv  i'.iin,k 
Kellon.,).  II.  4  Conn  Block 
Field,  S.. I.,  r.  S.  Court  llnlldlng 
Kinkier,  C.  C.  619  Washington 
Khiii,  ,1.  T.  36  .Montg.iineiy  Block 
Klsher.  (leorge,  cor  .Mont  and  Jackaon 
Klfh,  W.  S.  Ocean  House 
Kletch.i-,  .1.  A.  .502  .Montgomerv 
I'o.X.  c.  \.  710.M(mtgomiry 
KIIKKl.ON,  T.  W.  -iH  Court  lllmk 
liAI.AN.  (  .  V.  9  Montgomerv  I'.loik 
ti:ilpin.  P.  (•.  cor  .Mont  anil  .lacksiia 
tiAllDNKlt.  C.  fl4  .Mcrcliani 

•  leorge,.!  u  I  ills,  NW  cor  Monl  and  Sac 
llilclirlst,  S.  K.  .529  Clav  I 
(lillesple,  C.  V.  6.%5  Wiishingtou 
(lllchell. .!.  .M.  Cuslotn  House 
(iooiil,  K.  I,.  11  Monlgotiierv  Block 
<iniy,  (1.  H.  1141  Sacramento 
(irceliy.  A.  II.  SK  cor  Mont  and  Sac 

•  iriy,  C.  V.  tyi'i  .Monigonii  TV 

•  Jrimw I,  \.  D.  16  Cllv  lliill 

(liinnison,  A.  >l.  NW  cr -Mciil,::i,taiiil 

■Montgomerv 

•  liiriiee.  Clinton,  10  Monl  Il|,,ik 
IIAKT,  K.  K.  (sec  adv.  liept.  page  .\i. 

11  Kxchunge  Building 
IlagiT,  .1.  S.  Occldenlal  llolei 
Ilaggin, .!.  B.2  Court  Block 
IIAKillT,  II.  11.  (sec  adv.  page  Hi)  510' 

Jackson 
Hale.  W.  1  Kxchange  Building 
llallcck,  II.  W.  42  and  41  .Mont  ith.ik 
Halsey,  Charles,  NW  cor  Washl]i;.'ii.n 

and  .Montgomerv 
Il.'iinldctiin.  J.  D.  ail  Chiv 
llaniliiv,  T.  C.  NKeor  Monl  and  Cai 
Harding,  J.  W.  636  Clay  ; 

llanly,  James  II.  614  Alontguniirv         ' 
Harmon, . I.  II.  410  .Monlgoun  ly 
Harrison,  It.  C.  ,505  .Monig.inu  r"  ( 

Han,  J.  II.  '20  Kxchange  ntiihlliig  j 

Ilasllngs,  K.  O.  F.  cor  Jlonlgi.iaeryaii! 

. lacksoii  ' 

IIASTINCS.II.  M.  Cllv  II. ill  I 

Hastings,  W.  436  Jackson 
HAWKS,  lloltACK,  1  Kxchange  liilR 
Haycock,  J. 3  llnnharCourt  C 

Haves.  Wni.  N  W  cor  Mont  and  I'l.iv      C 
Head,  K.  F.  46  Montgomerv  lllicli  '       C 
Ileiirv,  S.  H.  614  Motitgonii  rv 
llciit;  It.  W.  604  Men  haul 
lleslep,  \.  .M.  cor  Mont  and  .s.io 
Ilevdenfeldl,  S.  712  ^lonlgoniery 
HKlirroN,  H.  K.  .540  Clay 
lllnehinan,  K.  F.  19  Kxchange  IlullilinK 
IIIIIWI,'".'.  II.  6;i«Clav 
Ilotnnan,  <>.,  V.  S.  Court  BulldliiK 
HOFFMAN, W.  P.  (see  adv.  page  rill' 

cor  Ki'arny  and  Sai  rameutn 
Huge,  <i,  tl.  W.  cor  .Mont  iind  .Inckwii 
Huge,  Joseph  P.  5  .Motitgoinery  lllii(k 


oge,  Joi 
llolden,  Joseph,  5.13  Kcariiv 
Ilidladay,  S.  W.  620  Washington 


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ATTORNEYS  —  BAKERS. 


387 


Hownnl.  C.  O.  Bfl4  Mcrclmnt 
lldwp,  H.  J.  tM»  WasliliiKtoM 
lluliliiinl..).  K.  711ain|it(in  IMiicp 
lluticrt,  N.  .'il  MiiiitKoiiH'ry  Hli.rk 
lluilsdii,  Gcortte,  WW  .MimlKoniiTy 
HI'TTON,  .1.  F.  (see  ililv.  page  fill)  cut 

Ki'nrtiv  nnil  Sncniint'iitii 
llvatt,  T.  {I.  Jr.  .58  ExcliiiiiBf  ItuiUlliig 
ll'vilc,  li.  Til  CtMiry 
Hvdc,  Hfiiry  ror  Mont  anil  Ciil 
H'vlaiiil.  W.  J.  cor  Mmit  ami  Jackson 
Iiims  S.  W.  40K  Hlncktiiii 
Irvliiif,  H.  I'.  Itiiiiliar  Court 
.Inmi's.  <1.  K.  «4it  WasliliiBton 
Janes.  H.  K.  Hti  Cliiy 
Jarliiif.  J.  K.  (««  Clay 
.ii'iikliiM,  .1.  (i.  533  Kearny 
.liiliiiMin.  ('.  A.  cor  Jlont  anil  Sac  | 

Jiilinsiin,  <'lia».  .S.  .V2H  Mont),'oiiicry  ' 
.liiliiisnn.  K.  'ill4  Stoi'kloii  I 

jdHNSON,  S.  I,.  .V.'3  .Monldonicry  i 
Jiilnistoii,  <>.  I'on.  r.  S.  Cimrt  Uullillii).'| 
.Iiihiistnii,  W.  1».  41'^  Moiiti;oniiry 
.liilri'.  V  V.  N  W  lor  llattciv  anil  Wash  I 
jiiiii'K,  W.  ('.  JO  KxrhaiiKi'  Ituililini,'  I 
.Iiiiiali,  I'.  I).  Ml  llowaril  i 

Krniiiilv,  Knink,  .W  Kiarnv  | 

Krniiiilv,  .1.  .M.  .M  Moiitirnnicrv  Hliickl 
LAKK.  1).  «  Ali-rciianls'  KxchaiiUL'  Udw' 
Uni'.  t).  I-.  .MI2  .Moiiiiriimi'rv  j 

LATIUSI,  .M.  .s.  412  .Monlnmnory 
Lawri'iicc,  K.  A.  (i'.'O  Wasliinulon 

Lawinn,  W.  W.  NK  cor  .Mont  anil  Cal 

i.\ts.  K.  IH  KxcliaiiKc  IttiUiUiiK 
U.OVl).  U.  II.  KltiClav 

Liunv,  \V.  Cltv  Hall  1 

LiiuiUrliiick.  I).  City  Hall  i 

Uti(ililioron(:li,  A.   H.  N\V  cor  Mont  i 
Kiiiiicrv  ami  .sacniinento  . 

I.iivc,  .1.  I,.  (iWClav 

Lull,  I..  K.  424  Hattcry  I 

LuiiliMi.  M.  L.  {an  \Va»lilnt?tim  I 

Mate.  A.  A.  jlWi  Clav  I 

.Macklnlcv,  K.  41  Mnnlnoincrv  Hlock     | 

.Maiulicstcr.J.  K.  liattcry  op  I'ost  oiticc 
1  Mu-Vilik,  K.  It.  \K  cor  .^follt  ami  Cini 
I  Maxsoii,  W.  1!.  N\V  cor  -Montgomery 
j       aiiil  Merchant 

McAM.ISTKlt,  ('.  .'>40('lay 
I  .McAl.MSTKU.  11.  .MO  (lay  j 

!  McCalic,  .laincs.  W>fi  Mcn-hant 
!  .McCiiii'V  J.  C  KO  .MontKoniciy 

.Mil',  niicll,.!.  H.  .V.'O  .Montgomery 

.Mi'lioiiKall.  .1.  A.  li:m  Clav 
j  Vii.rcw,  W.  II.  Valencia  nr  SIxtconlli 

Millciirv.J.  212Iiroail«av 

MiKlnstry,  K.  \V.  434  .lackson 
|.Mi'l,|.|laii.  It.  (i.  1^04  Ml. reliant 

McUAK,  1'.  A.  40H(alltoriiia 
I  j  |.|.,Jiiineii,li2.'i. Merchant 
I  .Milks.  \V.  .V.M  Monltiiimcrv 

Mi.ri'lll,  A.  .VIKxchaiiKc  ItiillilInK 
'  .Merrill,  (i.  II.  .V>0  .MoiitKomery 
1  Miller.  C.  \V.  720  WiuhliiKtini 
I  Mills.  .1.  ,1.017  .Market 
I  Miillar,  W.  I",  (i:.^  .Merchant 
I  Miiiin,  J.  W.  ti«K  Harrison 
I  M.iori.,  It.  F.  .V.>2  .AIiintKomery 
I  Miiiirc,  K.  .1.  77  .Montuoiiieiv  Illock 

Miiiiri.,.lii..cph  11.77  .Mont  Itlnek 

MOlllllSON.  I!.  F.  H  :Mcnliants'  Kx- 
elianitc  Ilnilillnit 

Mallville,  X.  II.  tilM  Meivhant 

Murpliy,  II.  1).  (i3«  (lav 

Miiriihv.  Daniel  J.  10  ('iinri  Illock 

MYlllfK,  M.  ll.23Conrt  Illock 

Naplilaly.  .loseph,  3  Kxcliaiii.'c  llilg 

Neinnaiiii.  1'.  mi  Montgomery 

Newhall.  II.  C.  BSBClay 

Xewniann,  II.  II.  c'lir  Montunil  Jackson 

Newiiiark,  .M.  J.  ,V2fl  Clay 

Niiluils.J.fiU.MeR.liaiit 

Xiirtliriii),  I).  It.  43  Montifomory  Illock 

Niirtiin,  E.  302  Montijonicrv 

I'liliv.  J.  J.  N\V  cor  Monlaiiil  SIen:liant 

I'arlnirt.  U.  |{.  41  Kxcliaiii:e  llnililliii; 

'AltKKK,  ('.  II.  N  .Montuonierv  Illock 

'AILSONS.  I..  702  Washliiiilon" 

'iitlerHon,  I).  \V.2«Excliani.'c  HiilliIInK 

'.VITKUSON,  W.  H.  .M3  Jackson 

'ii.viie.  II.  T.  34  ExclmiiKO  ItiilldliiK 
eaehy,  A.  C.  UK  MontKoincrv  Illock 
erkliis,  H.  F.  cor  Wash  aiiil  liattcry 
'KItLKY,  D.W.. 133  Kearny 
'ilthioa,  C.  L.  24  Kxclittnitc  lliilMIng 

I'lKIWON,  w.M.  (SCO  adv.  imROIID.IlO 
.InekHiiii 

I'lxley  F.  M.  28  Exchanuc  Hullillng 
att,  (*.  m  Mcrclmnt 
Miiiikeit,  W.  A.  IMA  Clay 
'"Dor,  Nathan,  »20  WaHhlnRti.ti 
rait,  JainpH,  N  W  ,.„r  Mont  ami  Wash 

I'ralt.O.  C.  tJlly  Hnll 


nnXflLE,  E.  J.  !>  Court  Illock  I 

I'KOVISE.s,  It.  K.  3H  Exchani?c  BiIr     | 
I'nrccll,  J.,1.614  .Merchant  1 

(>Hlnt,  I.caniler,  H14  Jlontsioniery  | 

Itansom,  L.  cor  .Mont  anil  Jackson 
liaphall,  J.  M.(il4  Merchant  i 

Ueanloii.  T.  II.  t)04  .Alcrcliant  1 

HEDMAN.Ii.  A.eor.Montanil  Jiickson 
IIKVNOI.D.S.  J.  NW  cor -MontKoniciy . 

ami  Washlii);toii  I 

UEYNOI.K.s.  8.  F.  XW  cor  MontKom- 

cry  anil  Wiishlnuton 
KIIODES.  W.  H.  40S  California 
KIce,  J.UO.IClay 
Itlx,  A.  II  Court  Block 
Itlx.H.  4l7Itnsh 
Itohiiison,  Toil,  (i:il)  Clay 
KiiCem,  Ilaiilel.  004  Merchant 
llocers,  R.  C.  Ii04  M|.rcli;iiit 
llowlcy,  C.  .M.  HIH  .Merciiant 
ICoHley,  |{.  (1.  HIH  .Merchant 
ItYAN',  It.  F.  ;tt  Exchange  ItulhllntI 
.HAITEIiI.EE,  J.  41  .Moiit|.'i.inerv  Block 
Saiinilers.  J.  II.  cor  Mont  anil  Cal 
Sawver,  C.  11.  .MO  Jackson 
Sawver.  K.  1).  Cltv  Hall 
Sawyer.  W.  1).  (i2.^  .Merchant 
.Searlc.  A.  C.  72M  .Monlk'onierv 
.Scawcll,  J.  M.  10  Montnoinerv  Block 
.>»IIAFrEI{,J.  Mi.JI.  II  Mont' Block 
SIIAFTEII,  o.  I,.  II  M.int  Block 
Kharp,  (1.  F.  .^2!l  Clav 

Alii'.  .><(tl. 


sll. 
.•<HAKI> 


A.  (i3KClav 
\V.  H.  .l^ilClay" 


.><liarpstiiii,  .1.  K.  corki.irnv  ami  Sac      j 
SHAW,  W.  J.  ■Ihlrteenth  nr  Mi.-sl.ni 
Shearer,  1,.  NW  cor  .Mont  anil  Wash 
.•^hearer,  S.  NW  cor  Mont  ami  Wash      I 
Sinison.  It.  K04  Montpimi  rv  i 

s.MI  Til,  F.  .M.  liW  Washlniiton 
Smith,  (1.  F.  23  Exchange  Bullillilg 
.Smith,  S.  V.  lao  Sacnimcnto 
Sinvih,  J.  II.  24  Exch.'iiii.'e  BnllilhiK 
si'Ari,lllN(i.  C.  A.  32H  .MoiilKimiery 
Spllvahi.  A.  I>.  430,laeksoii 
Stehl.lns,  J.  C.  K03  .MontKoinery 
.'.'livenson,  J.  I).  Iil4  .Merchant 
STOW,  W.  W.  .113  Jackson 
Strother,  F.  F.  47  Tlilril 
Sullivan,  It.  T.  1  Merchants'  Ex  Tlils 
Snthcrlanil,  F.  E.  4«  Exchange  BiIk 
Swe/.ey,  S.  I.  C.  302  Montgomeiy 
Swin.  .1.  I.'.  liiS  .Merchant 
TAYI.olt,  E.  W.  .'133  Ki-aniv 
Taylor,  J.  M.  630  Clay 
Tevis,  Joshua,  H  Court  Block 
TEVIS,  I,.  3  Conrt  Block 
Thayer,  A.  E..'i32 .Merchant 
rhoinpson,  K.  .\.  till  .Merchant 
ThiMiic,  I.  N.  s:Vi  Clay 
Thoriiton,  ,1.  It.  NW  cor  Montgomery 

anil  Wasliln;:ton 
Tlhhev,  H.  S.  1)04  .MonlKomerv 
Tll.HEN,  II.  J.  (see  ailv.  pa«c  clll)  cor 

Sacramento  an  1  Keariiv 
TOBIN,  K.  cor  .Mont  anil  Jackson 
Tonuikliis,  E.  020  .Merchant 
Toinjikins,  W.  C.  (i20  Xlerchaiit  I 

Tom jiklns,  W.  H.  24  Exchange  llnllillni; 
Townscnil.  J.  II.  NW  cor  Montgomery 

anil  Jackson 
Trciulwell,  J.  1>.  .12K  Clay 
Turner,  (■.  IKW  Clav 
Tyler,  (1.  W.  ti:i«  (lav 
I'liilenvooil,  W.  I,.  302  Aloiitiioincry 
Van  .Vrman,  J.  cor  Washington  anil 

Breiiliam  I'lace 
Van  Dyke,  W.  Klli  Clay 
Van  Viioiliies,  W.  434  .lackson 
VEIIUENAI,,  1).  F.  ti  Court  Block 
VEKHENAL,  J.  .M.  ti  Court  Block 
Waile,  .1.  W.  (m  Montiji.mcrv 
Witdc,  John.  .537  WashliiKtoii 
WALLACE,  W.  T.  513  Jackson 
Waller,  (J.  C.  (iOt)  .Merchanl 
Waulwell,  C.  o.  NW  cor  Montgomery 

anil  .Mei'cliant 

Washlntjt It.  F.  .535  Waslilniiton 

Washinifloii,  U.  B.  30  Exehan>;e  Bilu 
Watennan,  F.  II.  !l  .Mont  Block 
Wilier,  C.  L.  217  .Montumnpr;- 
Wells,  V.  H.  NE  cor  .51ont  anil  Cal 
Wheaton,  M.  A.  44  Exehanifc  Itilg 
Whcaton,  W.  K.  City  Hall 
Wlieelor,  A.  34  Montaoinery  Block 
Wheeler,  E,  1).  cor  Mont  anil  Jackson 
Whilcomh,  \.V.  cor  Wash  ami  Kearny 
Whltlnic.  W.  I>.  C.  3  ExchaiiKc  ItnlhliiiK 
Whitman,  C.  S.  10  .Mont joinery  Block 
5Vhltnev,  (I.  E.  410  .MontKoinerv 
WIkkIiis,  W.  W.  4(W  .MontKoinery 
WlKht,  (ieo  J.  047  Merchant 
Wllklns,  Hciiry,  cor  .Mont  and  Jackson 


AVIlllanis,  A.  ,53.5  CInv 
Wlllliims.J  H.  1010  .Stockton 
Williams,  J.  J.  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Wasliln)!ton 
Wilson,  J).  M.  2  .MontKomery  Block 
Wilson,  James,  605  Clay 
Wilson,  John,  «37  WnshlnKton 
WILSON,  S.  M.  2  MontKomerv  Block 
WINANS,  J.  W.  004  Merchant 
Wise.  T.  K.  037  Wasliliiiiton 
WITTKAM,  C.  3!l  .Montgomery  Block 
WITTKA.M,  F.  3!(  Montt!onierv  Block 
Woodson,  J.  A.  625  Mcrclmnt 
Wrlu'ht,  S.   ,S.   cor  Montgomery   and 

Jackson 
Yale,  (1.  Merchants' Ex.  Building,  Bat- 
tery 
ZABKlSKIE.J.  C.  52RClav 
ZABUISKIE,  W.  M.  H47  Merchant 

Auctioneers. 

[•  Keal  Estate] 
ALPHK'H,  MEHKILL  &  CO.  (sec adv. 

page  Ixxlx)  201  CHlU'ornla 
Badger,  J.  It.  A  Co.  312  Moiitgomerv 
BLACK,  W.  W.  (sec  adv.  page Ixxxvll) 

-NW  cor  I'acltle  and  Ohio 
Chase  .V  llowlcy,  «05  .Montgomery 
Clark,  H.  025  Market 
•Cohh,^:  Slnton,4ii7  Cnllfornia 
•Dole,  .Maurice  <l£  Co,  327  Montgomerj' 
•DINCAN.J.  C.  .V  CO.  404  .Mont 
Dyer,  Uokiihl  ,V  Butler,  300  Mimtgom 
Froomherg,  .\.  Kl3  Kearny 
C.EIBA:  LI  l)()I{FF(seeadv  pagccvl) 

15  Third 
(iold.smllli  .t  Davis,  6  Fourth 
Isaacson.  B.  ti34  Koariiv 
Jones  ii  Beiiillxen,207'('allt'ornla 
Joseph.  J.  J.  A:  Co.  cor  I'liie  .t  Mont 
Keller,  L.  .t  Co.  cor  Kearny  and  Cal 
KELLEK.  L.  537  California 

Lams (ieoigp  F.  ,524  California 

.Marks  ,v  Bro.  ,521  California 
•.Mlddlcton.  Joliii.l;  Son,  404  Mont 
Myers,  CoMstonc  .t  Co.  36  Third 
New  hall,  H.  .M.  &  Co.  cor  .Sanson!  and 

Ilallcck 
Oliipy  .V  Co.  418  Montgomery 
Peek  A  Turner,  2'2«  Californfa 
Siiiar,  E.  .s.  A  Co.  ,530  California 
Stewart,  J.  II.  A-  Co.  ■22H  California 
Sweeney,    1).  iV   Co.  (live    stock)  cor 

Stockton  mill  I'ost 
Van  Schaack,  C.  I'.  706  Kearny 
Voizln,  Ills  it  Co.  217  Sansoin 
Waller  A-  Jacolii,  306  Keurnv 
Warniouth  .t  Baker,  423  I'aclflc 
Wchster,  Crumnicr  iB  Co.  cor  Kcarnj 

and  California 

Awning  Makers. 


Flcnry  A  Co.  711  Duiiont 

Axle  Qrease. 

Ilncks.l'  Lamhert,  cor  Taylor  and  Fran- 
cisco, and  I4K  Niiloma 

WHI'I'E,  J.  II.  *  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 
clixllOOComincrclal 

Bag  Makers. 

[See  also  Machine  Sowing] 
Banlwell  A  Co.  105  Clay 
Coleman,  E.  I paiiorl  775  Market 
Dakin,  E.  33  ('lav 
Doherty  iV  Co.  2lj  Davis 
Ellas,  U.  llu  Clav 
tiAI.LEilO,  U.  c.  A  CO.  (SCO  adv.  page 

Ixxxvl)  302  Davis 
Havens,  F.  D.  024  Front 
Johnson,  E.  C.  cor  Jackson  and  Balterv 
Lavlcllc,  D.  3IS  Davis 
Lewis  .t  Xeville,  113  Clav 
Marks  A  Weliitrauli,  211  Clav 
McDcvllt,  F.ilwanI  (dealer) '220  Davis 
NoKlilS.  W.M.  B.  3(r2  Davis 
Wlelii  Ihansen,  K.  10  Front 

Bakers  and  Bakeries. 

Adicr,  E.  316Thlnl 
Alhrechl,  Ulchanl,  lOOti  Folsom 
.Viikpio,  (ieorge,  (irove  near  Franklin 
Arccv,  J,  D.  (Arepv's)4'20  Third 
.\ugor  A  Co.  (Fren'chi  1200  Diipont 
Baker,  W.  Sandhill,  cor  Clay  and  Ma- 
son 
Becker,  Peter.  312  Dupont 
lleraud  Bros.  '20  Thiiil 
Hrelsacher,  S.  (Stale)  1012  Dnpuiit 
Brower,  D.  H.  (Browcr's)  cor  Vallejo 
and  Stockton 


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IliiraganI,  0.  (Union)  ISI8  Stockton 
UurkTiiinIt,  V.  (Union)  VM  Tauitlr 
C'liIlt'ornlH  Acrutcd  itrrud  Co.  FoIhohi 

noiir  Tviith 
Cameron,  Janirx,  509 1'hlril 
Cai'RtTe,  l>.  &  Co.  ilbtltiin)  1309  Dupont 
Carroll,  Jolin  C.  (Kurcku)  6  JcHHle 
ClIAUliOl'KNK,  J.   (Blilp-bruiul)  Ml 

Jackaon 
CHADHOrnXE,  T.  J.  *  CO.  (Eclipse) 

UU  Dupont 
Clininbers,  Cliaa,  1332  rnelflc 
Close,  Harriet  A.  1018  Stockton 
Colin,  Isiuic  (Colm'a)  804  Oreenwlch 
Collet  llroA,  Itii  Stockton 
Deeth  &  StJirr  (sliip-lireiul)  203  Sac 
UcIIwIk,  'liicoilorc,   cor  MlMnlon  and 

Kourth 
DeinpNcy,  Patrick,  127  Konrtli 
Dcwwell.  Joscnii.  H'JT  Itroailwav 
DON.NKLLV,  JAMKS,  109  Sanson! 
])oml,l>lillo,2,V>  First 
Druttcll,  K.  11.  HOI  liu.sh 
Elder, . I  ohn,2;i0  First 
Ellin,  IteorKC,  2b  Second 
En^laiKlcr,  llennlne,  16  Fourtli 
riizpatrl<-k,.li.lin,  100  Sixth 
Hall,(i.S.>tCo.(NcwYork)626Kcarnv 
Ilarlniann,  II.  222  Dupont 
IlennnelberK.  Henry,  114  Tlilnl 
Ile88ler,  William,  715  I'acinc 
Hill,  U(diert,  11120  Dupont 
Ilorr,  Wm.  *  .Sim  (cracker)  719  Battery 
.lacKcr,  II.  &  Co.  120  'I'liliil 
Keiincd.v,  HuKh,  75  Stevenson 
KobickckMysell,  Sixteenth,  bet Uiier- 

reru  and  Dolores 
Leveque,Jo80pli,corFounh  and  Jessie 
Lindeinann,  F.  L.  WM  Folsom 
MALATESIA,  L.  427  I'acltlc,  and  1313 

Dupont 
Mailles,  ,lohn,  cor  Dupont  and  Union 
MclA.    itt,  James,  108  First 
Melifhan,  .Mrs.  It.  A.  148  Fourth 
Messner,  Louis,  433  I'lurltlc 
Allller,  M.  .1.  cor  Tlilnl  and  Clementina 
Monnler,  DeorKe,  77i>  Folsom 
MCHOLS  &  CO.  (shlp-breml)  819  .San- 

Nom 
O'Connor,  .John,  45  Stevenson 
O'Ueiian,  i'.  Folsom  near  Seventh 
raiek,  A.  234  Sutter 
I'oehlman,  Wni.  1114  Second 
Powers,  Clias.  H.  cor  Deary  and  Jones 
Seheinliaiill,  II.  2-2l>  I'aclflc 
S(!linelder,  Jacob,  14.'14  Stockton 
Sehrolh,  C.  ib  L.  230  Kearny 
Seliwerin,  .\nKUst,  1129  Dupont 
Seiebl,  tiaspard,  1233  Stockton 
Sterl'alter,  S.  1019  I'acltlc 

stoliliim W,  M.  110  Duponl! 

Swain  ii  Itrown.ttINi  Market 

Swain,  It.  K.  .b  Co.  5  Kearny,  ami  140 

.Second 
Yaeiter,  Henrv,  120  Third,  an<l  206  SecM 
'I  baler,  Ciinnul,  836  Mission 
Ullman,  Adam,  1321  Dupont 
Valeiite,  I,.  &  Co.  308  llroadwav 
WI.NKLE.H.  eorHalteryandVnIliJo 
Wollllz,  Tiicodorv,  1425  Dupont 


Boll  Courts  and  Alle7fl. 

lly,  T.  848  Howard 


Bank  Vaults. 

KITTltEDOE  A  LEAVITT  (see  adv. 

paKe  xli)  Market  near  Fremont 
KITTUEIXIE,  .ION.V'IHAN  (sue  adv. 

paK«  xl )  6  and  8  Itattury 

Bankers. 

AInop  &  Co.  430  Calll'omla 
Itanks  .V  Co.  SW  rur  Mont  and  (;om 
HELLOC  FKEKES,  535  ('lay 
ItOHEIi,  A.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Davidson,  II.  Jc  Vit.  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery anil  Commercial 
DONOllOE,  KEIJ.Y  A  CO.  cor  Mont- 

([oinery  and  Saerameiito 
(IKAIN  A  ME.NZIES  (sec  adv.  dept 

jiUKC  1831  BKcnts  Hunk  Urltlsh  Kortli 

America,  413  Calit'omla 
Oiiy, Abil,4ll  WashliiL(lon 
HEN  rscH  A  HEIlTdN,  cor  <!lay  and 

Leldesilorfl" 
T<>inlnK  A  Co.  428  Calirornln 
I'A KKi  ITT  A  CO.  N  W  cor  Mont«onicr)- 

and  Sacramento 
IHTTEH,  L.  E.  A  <;o.  «ft8S.iiramen(o 
HATIIEK  A  (V).  cor  MonlKomery  and 

ronimerelal 


SIME,J0HN  A  CO.  JiW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Clay 

Tallant  A  Co.  3'2l  Halteo' 

Walker,  James  D.  Hank  of  British  Co- 
lumbia, oor  ('alll'oriila  and  Sansoni 

WELLS,  FAIMK)  A  CO.  (secadv.  ii.lx) 
cor  SlontKomery  and  Calit'omla       i 

Banks. 

BANK  OF  HKlTISIICOU:MBIA,cor 

( 'alll'oriila  and  Sanson. 

BANK  or  BltlTISH  NOHT!:  AMEP.-. 
I(<A  (see  adv.  dept.  page  183)  411  and  I 
413  (lalit'ornia 

BANK  OF  tlALIFOKSIA, cor  Califor- 
nia and  .Sansom (see  adv.  page xvll) 

racitic  Bank,  40(1  MonlKomery  i 

LONDON  A  SAN  FIIANi:iSCO,  Llm-, 
lleil,  412  MunlKoniery  i 

Banks— Savings  and  Iioan.    j 

CALIFORNIA  BUILDINO,  LOAN  A 

S  A  V I N  ( iS  I  see  adv.  p.  11 1  405  ( 'al 
French  SavlUKS  and  Loan  Mutual,  ,533 

Comnieieial 
HIBEKNIA  SAVINC.S    AND    LOAN 

(see  ailv.  pane  Ixxxil)  ,506  Jackson   I 
.SAN  FKANClSCOSAVlNtiS UNION, 

.513  (California 
SAVINOSAND  LOANSOCIETY  (see 

adv.  page  Ixlx)  619  Clay 

Barbers.  j 

[Sec  Ilairilicssers.] 

Baths. 

Andrews,  H.  H.  Mrs.  10 1'ost 
Anihes  A  DIebl,  .533  Sacramento  I 

BaKley,  J.  II.  43  Jane  ! 

Bonneau,  T.  V..  liailroad  Ilonsc  { 

Bourne,  (i.  M.  Water  Cure,  10  I'ost       i 
IIKOWN,  It.  215  Sanson)  I 

Brown,  S.  O.  12  Sacramento 
(^lok,  .lohn,  Cosmo|iolltan  Hotel 
Corraud,  E.  Now  York,  7W  I'acltlc 
COKKIVEAU,  LOUIS  ^sec  adv.  paRe 

evil  I  406  rine 
Dlchl,  Chr.  533  .Sacramento 
Drucker,  A.  Eurek...  328  I'liclflc 
(ireif,  John,  San  Francisco,  636  Wash 
Orimm,  A.  17  MontKomery 
llammerschiniilt  A  lluck,  l'J9  Tblnl 
Henderaon  A  Brown.  Cocliltuale,  21 

Sansom 
Ilouck,  J.  .M.  South  Beach 
Johnson,  J.  E.  cor  Larklii  and  Beaeli 
KlMK,  K.  J.  Mrs.  (vuporl  174  Minna 
Lanilis,  Chas.  S3  .Minna 
Larinet,  Jules,  738  I'licltlc 
l.e  Banm,  V.  B.  1016  Stot'klon 
Llpman  A  Kom,  406  I'lne 
NASH,  J.  M.  (swInmiliiKI  1810  Powell 


Bedsteads.    Manu/aclurm. 

i  [flee  also  Cabiaet  Mnker<>;  alsoFuml- 
I  turc,  Etc.] 

Emanuel,  L.  A  ('o.  11  Beale, 

FIELD,  CHAKLES  A  CO.  (sco  uilv, 
paue  .xxxvlli  407  Mission 

Miller,  John,  309  Market 

TUCKEK  .MANUrACTUKINO  CO. 
(iron  bedsteiulH)  115  Court  street, 
Boston,  and  ,59  John  street.  New 
York  (see  adv.  pilKC  cxvllj 

Bell  Founders. 

(see  adv.  p.  Isxxv) 


(  AliltATT,  W.  T. 

507  Market 

Bell  Hangers. 

[Sec  also  Brass  Founders;  also  Lock- 
smiths.] 

Crowe,  T.  6.59  Mission 
Markt  A  Flelsbel,  18  Post 
Marweilel  A  i^tto,  335  Bush 
Sullivan,  D.  J.  719  Market 
Sihnoor.  C.  1306  Stockton 
Schneider  A  BrownliiK,  6.51  Wash 
WILL  A  FINCK  (see  adv.  page  ci)  613 
Jackson 

Bellows.    Manufaclurers, 

[Sec  also  Machinists,  Etc.] 
MANDEVILLE,  E.  (secadv.  p.  xcvlii 

216  .Mission 
'rhoiiias,  C.  W.  24  Oullfornla 
Van  Ness,  C.  30  California 

Belting. 

[See  Hose  and  Belting.] 

Bill  Fosters. 

Bradford,  (ieorge,  cor  Clay  and  San>om  i  0| 
Way  ami  Keyt,  ,535  Merchant 

Billiard  Balls  and  Cues. 


Kapi 


621 


in  s,  Schneider,  Montgomery 

.MoiilKomerv 
Sand  Bros.  ,W  fourth 
Sanilarlum  Baths,  foot  Powell 
SWIMSIINti  BATH  Cf>.  (secadv.  page 

cvlll)  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 
Swimming  Baths,  Third, iir  So  I'ark 
Trautner,  Charles,  624  Washlngion 
Xcllc,  F.  Uusslun,5l7  Pueittc 

Bedding.     Manu/aeturfrs. 

Banks,  William  (comforter)  400  Sac 
Laeicnians,  F.  607  Jackson 

Beds  and  Bedding. 

[•Importers.    See  also  Furniture; 
also  Mattress  .Makers.] 

('LAKK,H.b-'25  Market 

•(M)LE,N.  P.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  Ixlli 

312  I'lne 
Fiilir,  C.  A.  626  Market 
(IOOl>WIN  A  CO.  528  Washington  and 

649  Market 
IIOKSTMANN,  H.  A  Co.  (see  adv.  pag< 

cxxx\ll)  641)  Wash  and  638  Market 
Llovd,  It.  K.  A  Co.  7'27  Market 
PElKCE,  J.  (see  iidv.  p.  Ill)  417  Cal 
Kaddv,  r.  7:15  Washlngion 
SCILVFEU,  j.  F.  a  II.  II.  (manul^eiur- 

vrs)  504  and  506  Sansom  (see  adv. 

pagelxl) 
•SCHKEIBKIl,  J.  121  Sansom 
Shiiber,  J.  A.  A  Co.  707  .Market 
Sliabrr,  J.  F.  6'26  .Market 
Unilcrhlll,  (I.  E.6:!4  Market 


I  DOEUCEU,  C.  ,539  Saerameiilo  I 

I  IIUtillES,  M.  E.  (see  adv.  page  Ix)  7,111 ' 
'         Moiilgonierv 

.M  E  V  El{.  J.  ().  )l.  228  .Montgouierv 
M'AIIK1.U,  tlEoUOEF.  SE  cor  Wa.'.li- 
ingtoii  and  Montgoiiicry 

Strulile,  J.  A  Co.  .'iSi  Sainimentu  { 

I  Billiard  Saloons. 

[See  also  Liquors.] 
Brown,  A.  II.  XM  Monlgoniery 
i  Croyiulc,  A.  713  Pacific 
Daiiiiaiii,  W.  cur  Kearny  .ind  Piioific 
nirh  A  .Merritt,  Eureka,  314  Mont 
l.cHis,  ilscar,  Cosniopoll'  n  lintel 
MAIM  IN,L.  eor  Siockt.       iidjucliwii 
PAItKEIl,(i.  F.  Bank  Ex.hHiigr,  citi 

.Monigi  iiicrv  and  Washlngion 
Williams  A  (luthrie,  4'29  .MonlgoiniTv   i  ( 

Billiard  Table  Manufacturen. 

Clecs,  P.  5I5,laekson 
Eibarl,  II.  M2I  .Montgomery 
liriillES,  .M.  E.  (see  adv.  paKalx)73t' 

.Monlgonierv 
LIESE.N  Fl.LD,  PETEIl  (see  adv.  [iiiKi 

Ixx.\v|)«l2  Italtery 
Stialile,  Jacob,  539  Sacramento 

Birds  and  Cages.  j 

Leoiiold,  lleiirj-,  519  Kearny  , 

S  W  EETSEIt,  A.  J.  324  Bu^ll  j 

Bitters.  j 

[See  also  Wines,  Etc.]  1 

FENKIIAI'SEN,  A.  (sec  adv.  p.lviiil 

80)1  .Monigomer}-  | 

HOSIETTEU,  S.MVriI  A  DEAS,  iOlJ 

Buttery 
JACOBS,  N.  B.  A  CO.  423  Front         !l 
KELLEK,  M.  cor  Wash  aiid  liiiltiry 
Mi:MILL.\N  A  KESIEIt,714  Freiil 
.MEKCADO  A  HEULLY, 506 Jaikion 
Tillman,  C.  m  Eighth 

Blacksmiths. 

Arfonl,  John  B.  214  Post 
Bourgeois,  A.  630  Broadway 
llraiinan,  P.  27  Webb 
Burns,  Patrick,  670  Misslim 
CarlNii,  Wiiliani,  701  Broadway 
Costigan.  John,  404  Jackson  I 

Cr.ilg  A  Aye  cs,  Eighth,  nr  Bryint    I 
Crowley,  Ulciiani.ios  Jaeksoii  II 

Cuiinliigiiuin,  Z.  II.  A  Co.  ,581  MarM 


I  llutciiliisiiii,  ('. 

I ''""'Kit,  E.  .liM 
Wyniau,  (i.  D. 


Insure  la  the  best  lK>oal  Company,  "  THil  FAOITIO." 


J-.    Y'. 


A.  KOHXiBB'S  Musio  and  Finno  'Warerooms,  434  Bansom  Street,  Bon  Franoisoo. 


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Doninn,  Thonm«,  3  Powell 
Dcimu,  Jamc  .,  M  HuhU 
Ihivlc,  M.  A  »-'<>•  (Wtl  Market 
Diriiiiluiin  &  O'Deii,  iVi  Jlarkot 
llupul  it  Co.  S'iH  Hniailway 
KnillHli.  •'■  A.  203  Sansom 
Kvaiis,  <i.  A.  8M  Kolaom 
Kli'iirv  ft,  Co.  711  Dupont 
Knnl  i  tirlniPH,  17  Itatlury 
Kcnmlil.  1).  1.1.  .Market  near  Kroiit 
liallaitliiT  A  Koilcokor,  M!t  Market 
lilrvln  ti,  Jlorter,  'Mi  'I  liinl 
(ilonileii,  JamoH,  713  Folsom 
(irosM),  t'onatuntlnu,  Hl.t  .Saiisum 
llaliK  A-  VIzlnii,  SIJ  Front 
llarl,-)olin,41H  Pliin 
UHlniulli'r,  K.  t)71  .Mlsxlou 
il."riil(l,  P.  11. 1/07  KoL-iom 
ilcr^lni.',  .Ic'Iin,  ci>r  Hattery  ami  Ilu4i 
llcrzoti,  Christen,  70.')  llrotulway 
Ilciiiri',  .11.  H.  Potrero  Xvi:  nt  lirlilai' 
.Uiiics,  K.iit.''iii', 4|:iTlilril 
Ki'Mv,.!.  W.  Han  Itruno  Hoail 
Ki'iiiiodv  ik  .MnHov.Sttt  lloHanl 
Ki'IIU»t1I..J.  It.  Slatkftneiir  Krcniont 
Kill)urn  .t  ('"vle,  llOti  Unwaiil 
Klii)f..I.  M.  'llssliin  Mc.'ii- SIxti'iMitli 
KlH.SCIl,  5l.it  <;<».  424  Pailllr 
KliipiuMvicli,  .T.  S.  Minslon  nr  Nlnlli 
Knii.'lit,  <1.  •'.'  <'<!.  P'-lrcro  .Vveniie 
KIIAI'.>*K,  .l>>llN,.')(i7  Pailllc 
MAS(!KI)T,  C.  isee  ailv.  pajje  elli)  i  nr 

.<MnM>ni  and  .lacksmi 
MiM'liirc  k  l.ibortv,  "13  Mission 
.MiKilii  ran.  Wni.  ('.  eor  Fitili  and  Na- 

liinia 
Mrl.iii;.'lilin  it  Kciml,  I'il  Itnsli 
\ji' liriian  Itrus.  3!)  ('onnnircial 
Miliir,  V.  W.  713  Kolsoni 
Mi«t'iil  .t  Cooper,  HIO  Market 
.Mnlinly  <t  Klynn,  Kl|.'lith  bet  liryant 

uiid  llarrlson 
Muir.  .\dani.  lOl.t  llatlerv 
NKI.SON  A-  DDItLK,  3if  Pino 
o'llrii  11  A-  Soutliwcll,  HO.'i  Haiti  ry 
(rNilll.  (•■■•(ml»,!l4.'Maikci 
ilcslcr,  ('hallos.  l!l  Kieinoii. 
ilucliln.  M.  iiO  PaeilU: 
I'liwt'r  A'  Trott,  I'or  Kolsoni  and  Main 
llilcv.  I'atrii:k,  tor  llusli  and  l.von 
U.il)crls,  (ieniKo.  'M  Konrlh 
Steolo.  Henry,  111"  l.oldesdorir 
sic'inwij.',  t'harli's.  Mission  nr  lU-alu 
silcklo,  s.  11.  I'P  .sntlor 
Tmilhakcr.V  Myers,  llli  V.'ashln„'loii 
Wililihart,  .lolni  C.  17  Kroinont 
Wlii.illA:  Claiip,.')O.S.Markit 
Wcioilrool'e,  Kdwiii,  Polk  near  Piicillr 
Zliiiiiier,  L.  eor  Powell  and  liroadwiiy 

Blimk  Books.     Mnnufncturtn. 
tlSeeSlatloners.J 

Blinds. 

CSee  Doors   Kte  ]  i 

I 


coiut 


Block  and  Pump  Makers. 

[.See  also  Pumps.]  ' 

Carrier,  ('.  II.  iM  Market  | 
Ihmson,,!.  ('.  A  .Son, l>  Calll'urnia 

Mitehell,  T.  V.V.  Driiinm  ! 

Block  Letter  Makers. 

I  Iliitihliisim,  ('.  .tr  W.  3(i(i  Pine 
'roWK.K,  K.  30  Callloniia 
Wyiiian,  <i.  I>.  3iO  C'alil'oniia 

Boarding  Houses. 

Aiiilerson,  .lohii,  Urniniu    tietweeii  Pi-! 

ollle  and  Jiuksoii 
lloviie  'I'hoinas.'iil  Kast 
llrli'l,.laeoli,  Kl  Donulo  and  Polivio  a> 
CiliTWell,  ,1.  I).  Mil,  eoriurSeeond  and 

.Minna 
Cimllvlola.  (i..•tO!llll•ll;ld^^!lV 
l'^l■i(.'llloll,  .Marv  .Mrs.  'iW  Mission 
friiCTii,  K.  .'Ml  Misslcin  i 

I  Ciiiwley,  Tlmotliv,  l>(i  Paiille  I 

Ciiaiidler.  Thomas,  llti  Pinlde 
DKI.AIIANl'Y,  .M.HtUI  Mission  I 

DOKSKY,  (1.  It.  7  Itivimlwav  '\ 

l>iivh\  v..  li.  308  Heal.' 
Kalkenlierit,  Henry,  104  Jessie 
Kisher,  P.  777  Market 
KIIZKorald,  John,  Clarke  hetween  Da- 
vis .111(1  Knmt 
Furlimii;,  Andrew,  9  llroadway 
Handy,  A.  K.  Mrs.'^BS'lhlnl 
Jiilanl,  M.  Ill  WashlnKlon 
.Irehwlnd,  R.  Valenela  near  Corhett 
JOHNSON,  A.  cor.  Sai'  and  Driimin 


J<dinson,  Cliaa  K.  eor  Market  a.iil  'I'lilnl 
Kelly  li  SIpples,  31  Paeifle 
Kenney.  IClf/alieth  .'ilO  Davia 
I.KltAftoV,  C.  H.  lOlB  .stocklon 
.Mall,  Adam  IStiiary 
.Murphy,  Andrew  lift  Folsoin 
Mann,  (.'.  N.  Mn.  Stia^klon  nr  Kush 
.Mooiiey,  William  corner  brannan  and 

Seventh 
ollltllCN,  .M.  ■.Ji.'i  Itroadwav 
o'Domiell,  Martha  .Mm.  17!lMliin» 
Itiin.is,  C.  A.  2ti.sie-,varl 
UOKItKN,  (;i:(Jl«:i;3;  PaelHu 
Itoseninidler.  U.  H  \Vashln)!ioii 
Kosenthall.  ('.  INIO  Powell 
livaii,  John.  Drninni  ni>ar  I'aelde 
Selineder.  John  eor  (ireen  and  Hattery 
Sitliiiiiiaeher,  Jidiii  217  Post 
Shea,  l{oherl64S  .Mission 
Sliialian,  Mcu-ris.U  .Minna 
Slirieder,  .1.  ly.  7  Washiniilon 
S.mpion.  (I.  .Mrs.  13PlliianiO'n 
Sl.itiaj,'e,  Liielnda  .Mis.  '217  Third 
Sntninerville.  Wllllain  IKi  Steivait 
llioiiipsiin,  William  Hi  Piuill.; 
Topy,  James  \h>  Slewart 
'Iraver,  .\liliy  ('.   .Mrs.  corner 

and  Niitoioa 
Tiiekcr.  Jcdin  H40  Market 
'I'lirk,  James  U.'i.lneksoii 
Vansian.  Thomas  .V.'4  .Mission 
While,  Wllil.im,;i2Stew,iri 

Boat  Builders. 

See  also  Shlpwrli;lils;  lilso  Ship  nnild- 

ers.l 

Kiierden,  J.  It.  eor  Spear  and  -Mission 
(iiliiiMii.  J.  '20  Coinmereial 
(irittlii  A-  Cooper,  I'lark  mar  Davis 
Tiiriier,  Palriek,  P(>tr>  ro  Point 
Vice,  Thomas,  foot  -MoniKomery 

Boiler  Makers. 

UtMiril.  11.  J.  .V  ('(>.•  rnlon  l'"ouiidiy, 

eor  Klist  and  MIsdoii 
CAMKItDX.  D.  (seeadv,  panel  Iv)  eor 

Mission  and  Kreiuont 
coi-h  T.V  .t  KISDO.S,  cor  .Market  and 

Itiish 
IiiiiiM  .V  McDonald.  iiriKon  near  Front 
(iilDDAHI)   A-    ('(».   Pacillc    Fonn.iry 

(s,.|.  adv.  piitfe  liWi  127  First 
HINCKLF.Y  A    CO.   Fnlliin  Foundry 

(see  adv.  pairi'  dxll  47  First 
llowlaiiil,  .\iiuell  A  Kinn,  Miners', '247 

First 
.Moyiiihaii  ,k  Altkeii,  Portland,  311  Mis- 
sion 
PAl.MKlt,  KNn.\  ,k  CO..  (iolden  State 

(see  ailv.  pane  cxlvll)  l't-2.')  First 
.ST1:I:N.    F..    T.    Njvelly    Works,    lO.'i 

Fri'inont 
VC  l.CA M HON  WOHKS  C< >.  (so.' adv. 

page  cxiix)  cor  Fli'st  and  Natuina 

Bone  Factories. 

Ohlaiidt  A-  Co.  Sew  Potrero 

Bonnet  Bleachers. 

I  liuiton..!.  1317Sioekton 
Calilornhi  Straw  Works,  4')  Thiiil 
Pacillc  Shaw  Works  Co.  3-25  Itnsh 

Bonnet  Frames.   Manufnrturer. 

1  Sorliier,  Louise  Mine.  4lit>  Keaniy 

Bonnets  and  Straw  Qoods. 

':  [Sie.Mllllmiy,  etc.] 

Bookbinders. 

Aiitiof.  Itosc.V  It.ihis,  ,'>20  Saiisoine 

Pall.  D.  II.  424  Itallery 

llAKil.lNO   A    KIMDALL   (see  ndv. 

hack  I  .Vtt  Clav 
llANCltitFI',  H.'H.   A-   CI),  (see  wlv. 

piiL'e  cxxxlviHOil  Moiitirmiicry 
ItAT.'IMAX,  II.  C.  '202  Kearny  I 

llOStil'I,  K.  .V   Ct).  (see  a.lv.  page  111 

to,W8)S17Clav  and  .'il4 Commercial 
Curtis,  A.  J.  !<ti  .Monlgomerv 
llicks.k  Co.  .'HJ  Clay 
Laurent,  A.  fill  Clay 
a.    F.    BLANK    HOOK    SIANl'FAC- 

rVKlNtl  CO.,  W.  It.  Cooke  &  Co., 

proprletora,  421  Clay 

Books,  Bubaoription,  Agents. 

»AN(!KOFT,  II.  A  CO.  (aee  adv.  page 

exxxlvltitw  .Montgomery 
DKWlNtt,  FIIANCI.S  Is,  CU.  4IHMunt 


LAWS,  .1.  .k  CO.,!W2  Washington  and 

60fl  Sanson! 
PACIFIC  Pl'P.LISIlING  COMPANY, 

30.^  MonlLTuncrv 
IIOM.VN  A  CO.  (see  .adv.  pages  111  to 

5<W  and  S3I)  419  -Montgomery 

Booksellers. 

[•Import!  r».] 
*ALLKN  *  SPIF.K,  .142  Clay 
APPLKl'ON,  D.K. (sec  adv.  pageolxlv) 
cor  Clav  and  Kearnv,  and  S08  Munt 
Arnidd,  K.V.  .'HO  Market 
AnI.rey,  C.  F.  104  Sixth 
Italiey,  C.  W.  767  .Market 
♦UASCKOFP.  H.  II.  A-  CO.  (see  adv. 

Iiage  exxxlvl  609  Montgomery 
Lhans,  F.  W.  k  I).  .«.■»  Kearny 
♦ItAIK.MAN,  II.  C. '202  Kearny 
•IIKACII.  C.  .34  Montgomery 
ItlCLL,  (IKORtiK  H.  41itClay 
•HF.ltlF,  If.  J.  217 Montgomery 
lilake,  S.  C.  702  Montgcmiery 
lioweii  A  Hart,  620  Market 
liovd,  T.  C.  300  Montgomery 
ItltOl^tKS,  W.  II.  (sec  udv.  page  cxlll) 

.11  Third 
Carrie,  .los.  A.  &  Co.  404  Jtattery 
CliovnskI,  I.  N.  14H  Second 
Clark.  C.  149  Fourth 
'CHOKE,  W.  It.  A  Cf)., (see adv.  cover 

anil  pp.  Ill  to  .leH)  SK  cor  Sansom 

and  Clay  and  024  .Montgomery 
(N)oiier.  ,1.  K.  .stands  .V2.1  Davis  and  700 

Market 
DF.WINO  A  CO.  agents,  418  Mont 
Killa.  P.  H32  Market 
♦FLOOD,  M.  ■Catholic)  727  Market 
Freiind  A  Co.  .111  Clav 
FltlKD.MAX.  S.  llOHStockton 
(iKNSOi'L.  .V.  (foreign;  sec  lulv.  page 

xvlll)  .111  .Montgomery 
C.iay.  H.  A.  HOO  Alarkct 
llcrrani,  F.  1'26  "(■cond 
lloldiert,  II.  T.  1.15  Third 
•lIODdF..  JOIIS    (1.  A   CO.  (seo  ndv. 

iiage  170)418  and  420  Clav 
HOIS  BROS,  cor  .Mont  anil  Jackson 
Lanaliee,  J.  F.  stan.l  SE  cor  I'ommer- 

elal  and  .Moiitgomerv 
LAWS,  J.  .^  oo.  f^yi  Wash  and  609  San 
LOO.MIS.  W.  E.  (see  adv.  page  clxlv) 

cor  Sai'som  and  Washington 
.Maealee,  A.  M.  .Mrs.  3.12  Third 
Mackle,  J.  W.  stand  corner  Sansom  and 

Washington 
Magaiiraii,  P.  il.  2.12  Fourth 
.Martcnet,  J.  633  .Market 
Malher  A  Sinclair,  stand  Metropolitan 

.Market 
•Mendhelin.  H.  A  Co.  K31  Clav 
Melhodist  Book  Deposltor>-,  'III  Miss 
.MOSSE  A  SOS.USS  K-arny 
NIcol.  W.  stand  cor  Clav  aiid  Mont 
OBF.ItOll,  J.  A.  717  Market 
PACIFIC  PIBLISHING  COMPANY, 

liil.l  Mon'.gomerv 
PAYOT,  HENRY  (foreign)  640  Wa.sh 
Pike,  Thomas,  shiiiil  SE  corner  Com- 
mercial and  Liidesdortr 
Pills,  A.  W.  40S  Thlnl 
Pries,  R.  F.  7.10  Washington 
•ROMAS.  A.  A  CO.  (see  lulv.  p;>ge8  111 

to  ,16s  and  .131 1 419  Miintgomery  ' 
Ryan,  P.  S.  ,14  Fourth 
Schlliike.  J.  E.  35  Second 
sIkvIU,  M.  Mrs.  416  Folsom 
•STRAl'MAS,  JOIIS    isec  .ulv.  page 

clxv  .106  Washington 
•sn.Ll  VAN,  J.  W.  609  Sansom 
TRKiCS,  J.  stand  611  Davis 
•TYLER  BItOS.  (seeadv.  page  xxxvl) 

632  Wasli  and  6  H  Market 
WHITE  A  BAIEK,  413  Washington 
WHITNEY,  S.  M  .Montgomery  Block 

Boot  and  Shoe  Findings. 

[See  Shoe  Findings.] 

Boots  and  Shoes.    Importert  and 
Jobbers. 

P..inm.  J.  A  Bill.  323  California 
BENKEIM',  OEO.  V.  (agent)  218  Cal 
Callsher,  M.  A  Bro.  517  .Sacramento 
CLAFI.IS  A.  A  CO.  406  Front 
DEEUINO,  J.  II.  419  Clav 
Einstein  Bros.  '207  and  '209  Battery. 
Ilecht  Bros.  21,1  Battery 
Price,  L.  133  Mimlgomcry 
Rosensloek  A-  Price,  210  and  212  Battery 
TihUI,  John,  corner  San  and  lluUcck 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     PIRECTORY, 


Boots  and  Shoes.    Imiiorters  and^ 

Wlioltmlt.  I 

IlKNKKliT,  (iEO.  i\  218  Callf.iriilii      t 
I'iilisluT.  M.  .t  llrii  S17  Suc-raiiU'iito 
CI.AKI.IN,  A.  .k  DO.  40<i  Front 
IIKKKINI).  .1.  II.  4l»('lay 
K.lnstciii  llriis.  i«1  iiiiil  -m  llallcry 
ll.clil  llni.i.  ti  I'll,  •il.'i  llallcrv 
llnllAKT.  ni'NltAK  fi  l'l>.  (sec  adv. 

\»\vv  Ixxvll)  Vfill  ('alll'nriilii 
Kn])laii.  II.  iV  Itrci.  A21  Sacraiiii'iito 
.Mvtr,  (».  414  .SaiTamc'iilu 
rrntl.  W.  I'.  (HL'i'nll  alH  Calltnnila 
UOHKIITS,  Mc^NISII  li  CO. 'ilHCal 
S(>llK'i'M('h.  V.  A.  '214  Calllnriila 
Tinill.  ('.  .V  r.  II.  4Iil  C'lav 
WiHHl,  S.  A.  212  Calininiia 

Boots  and  Shoes.     Makers  and 

He/iairem , 

Ahri'ams.  Jnnai,  Kant  iir  Sacrainoiito 

-VdliT  A-  Sli'Ui.  Gl!>  Mission 

AIM.  Clirlstoiiher.  H(W  Vallcio 

Allen.  John  7''M  I'aillN^ 

Alscnz,  .1. 1'ornci'  Wash  and  Virginia 

Arrivcis,  .IdlmTliH  racllic 

Axt.  I,.  (!40  Hriiailwav 

Itamll.  .Vhraliani  lit!  KIrsI 

llarrv  ,V:  l.ovcll.  112  I,i  idcsdorfT  ; 

IWiiinian  >\i  l'hilll|is.  204  Cunnnrrcial     i 

l<:.i.si'li,.la<'oli  4111  Sixth 

Kirkrr,  KiTdlnaml  IMH  California  i 

niTlrand,  .1.  H.  fliH  I'acllli;  I 

lllani',  Stewart.  Tdfl  racllle  ! 

Uluihcr,  .1.  C.  l.')«4  Stockton  ! 

Krai'k,  Oswald  lor  Itnsh  and  Franklin  ! 

Itrandt.  I.onis  1144  I'liiril  ! 

Hrav.  .Miiharl,  212  Fourth  i 

Itrodirkk,  David  2.V2  Stewart 

Itiililer.  J(din  F.  .V2<).Iat'kson  j 

Cahaian..lidin2«>:n'hird 

Camiiheil.  A.  I).  ta)7  .Market  I 

Cardlir.  M.  eor  Kr.vant  and  Hitch  ; 

Carlson.  O.  A.  cor.sac  and  Drninin        i 

Carndl,  Mkliaid.  t>4«  Commercial  | 

Catiin.  Tlios.  Sixteenlli,  but   First  iiv.; 

anil  Valencia  i 

Clarv,  Patrick  :iU4  I'iiio 
Col<'man.  It.  21.5Seconil 
Coriior,  <'.  W.  2ti  Foiirlh 
Covle.  Henry,  ILW  Third 
Deiiet.  I(.  2  I>rnm  I 

lli'iils'he.  .lacoli4U4  Itnfili  I 

Devcto,  l>.  1:13:1  Dnpoiil 
DoiKdioe.  Owen  H2H  .Merchant  | 

DrNNK.  I'.  F.  (seeiMlv.  |>aui^  cli.x)  SItii 

Hatlery 
Feenev,  Joseiih,  il4M  Ilowanl 
Feiiiicimii-,  11.  M  Fourth 
Fernbach.  tloseph,  2  Salter  | 

FInan,  H.  Til  Fidsom  | 

Flyiin,  James,  i',  Second  • 

F<dey,  Thonins,  cor  Si.xteenth  and  .See- 1 

Olid  Avenue 
Foi'<l,  John,  H  Jackson 
Francis,  Jose|di,  ti  Market 
Friedel.  F.  IIW  Stewart 
FriscldKdz,  M.  !M  WasldnKtini 
Frixan,  A.  42«l(n|ioiit 
iiarrett,  F.  .tlO  I'aciflc 
(ierber,  J.  H.  .VW  Jackson 
Onidv,  .>llehael.2IHI  Davis 
(iross,  A.-Vl.i  radtir 
Cijerln.  Michiud,  Mf,  llatlrry 
(IiitV,  Dennis, cor  Itrannanand Seventh 
llaifertv,  J.  S.  41H  Hush 
llanna.  William.  Hush  nrltalterv 
llarkliis,  .M.  IIX  Fourth 
llarv.v,  Patrick.  KKW  llallerv 
llealy;  Thomas,  64«  Mission  " 
llelmer,  John,  t>27  Itroadwuy 
llenr,\',  II.  San , lose  itoad 
Ilirs(diinaiiii,  J.  K7I  Ilowanl 
llobsiiii.  .\lirahani.  Wash  o|i  Chnrch 
Ilotnnan,  Frank,  7:I7  ^MLssion 
Holes,  John,  Hl.'i  I'acitlc 
Iluth,  Charles,  .5114  (ireen 
Isaacs,  IlarrlH,  m  Stevi'tisiin 
Jolinson,  K.  Kast  bet  Clay  anil  Com      i 
Jolinson,  J.  eor  Fourth  and  Slevensoili 
Johnson,  J.  40  Sutler  i 

Johnson,  William.  .lIKi  Tlilnl 
Kaunnanii,  Adam,  10(l.t  .lack.soii  I 

Keeiian,  I*.  First  nr  .Mission  1 

Kehoe,  I'eter.  2;iH  TliinI 
Kellv,  if.  I*.  2HSansom 
Keilv,  I-.  ;r23  liusli 
Klein,  IlenJ.  N02  Clay 
Koejiie  ItroH.  Ii22  Wasliington 
Kommer,  Knianiiel,  till  Mission 
Kramer,    Fred.  578   Howard   and    157! 

Second  I 


Kramer,  Ilenrv,  20(>  Cotnuierclal 

KriicKcr,  Charles,  444  Third 

Lake,  Henry,  ,t04  .Market 

Lando  Jt  Mvers,  ii24  .Market 

l.enzeii,  J.  J.  214  Sutler 

Leonhardt,  Ciiaries,  125  Hush 

l,ll>,  Anton,  759  Clay 

IJniieiit'elt.  Jiise|ih,  Mi  Ilranimn 

l.ot'ius,  John,  225  I'aciflc 

l.owbock,  William.  0  First 

Llleke,  II.  K4H  WasllillKton 

I.uileman,  II.  I>2M  Front 

Mackel.Jolin.  514  Mission 

Maizuire,  Kdwaiil,  25H  Stewart 

Marshall,  Ab'x.  220  First 

.Martin,  Thomas,  llliH  fiu'ltlc 

Mason,  Jolin,  5  Second 

McCarthy,  Mortimer,  240  Finii 

.McCartliv,  I'atrick,  227  Jackson 

.McCartliv.  Patrick,  85  Sleveiisoii 

.McCoweii.  i;.  22:1  Paelllc 

McKlrov,  W.  li.  ;);w  Itnsh 

.Melners,  Hiidoliili,  4IHi  Market 

Melili.rt,  A.  F.  W.  .')02  .Mission 

Mesliaw.  Joliii,  ,5:i!l  Calit'ornia 

Mever,  Charles,  llll  l>n|)i>nt 

^liller,  William  It.  4i;i  Kast 

.dil/.ner,  M.  1122  Kearny 

.Moebiis,  Freilerick,  6  llroadwav 

.Morrisev,  William,  220  Jackson 

.Mnr|)hv,  Cornelius  T.  842  .Market 

.Mnriihy,  Dennis,  1,58  First 

.MiM'idiv,  Joliti,  ll.VI  Folsom 

Nawel,  .1.  108  Kearnv 

Nolde,  J.  Kl:i  Washing-ton 

O'ltrien.  James.  108  Paelllc 

o-Coniieil,  William,  152  First 

o-Nelll,  Alexander,  Ii8:i  .Market 

O'Toole,  Jaines,  cor  Davis  and  lidway 

Oberniayer,  Frank,  8l!l  Jackson 

'•Inn.  FVederlck,  lIKI  Sansom 

Palil.  Ilichard,  77  Fourth 

Palmer,  Charles,  H2:i  Ilowanl 

Pardenin,  K.  804  Wasliiniflon 

Parker.  K.  W.  414  Tliird 

Perry,  II.  2;iS  Sevond 

Peterl,  .lolin,  5  Snminer 

Plout',  Felix,  1205  Du|)ont 

ItcKuni,  C.  II.  ;iOi)  Sixth 

Ueiibidd,  .M.  :ia  Second 

KIce,  Abraham.  151  Fonrlh 

"ilk,  (leoiKc,  121   Paelllc 

■  .Ider,  Henry,  Fol.som  nr  Ileale 

Kis:iasa,  K.H92  Dn|iont 

Itoelhel,  K.  28  Kearnv 

Koth.  Jidin,  :i20  Pnciflc 

Kowi',  c.  I..  215  .Saiisoin 

Hyaii,  D.  I..  70:|  Connnerclal 

K'van.  Thomas,  ,'|;|»  Itiisli 

Scliarinann,  (i.  1.102  Powell 

.Schneider,  N.  HOli  Paelllc 

Schroder,  It.  .540  Mission 

SclinerK,  O.  KI4  First 

Scliiiltz,  John,  t).'!:!  Mission 

Scliult/.,  W.  10»  Leidesdortr 

Shankev,  William,  008  I'lilon 

Sliettler,  Ilenrv.  .5;W  .Menliant 

Siiniison.  A.  422  Third 

Smilh,  Cornelius  I(.  125  Jackson 

,S|>ana»iel.  (ieoriie,  .50(i  Clav 

Staib,  Conrad.  ii:i2  Folsom 

Stein.  Ilenrv,  704  Paciflc 

SWAIN,  JAMKS  II.  lanatomloal)  208 

Itnsh 
Talbot.  It. «'.  4(Hi  Folsom 
Toipey.  .Michael,  2IW  First 
Tracy",  James,  eor  Harrison  and  Dora 
Trantvetter,  .V.  225  Fourth 
Verdln,  A.  cor  Alont  and  Jackson 
Walker,  (leo.  W.  t>40  .Merchant 
Walsh,  Jerome,  lOIW  Folsoiu 
Wandire.,  H.  418  Du|)oiil 
Wel)bcr,  Frederick,  807  i'lay 
Weber,  (i.  MO  Cominerclal 
Winner,  Joseph.  Il0;t  Stockton 
Wirner,  Jacoli,  Merchant  nr  Kearny 
Werlh,  William,  I2»  Paciflc 
Whelan,  Denis,  17  Fourth 
While,  Thomas,  17  Paciflc 
Wie«els,  William,  847  Clay 
Wiliey,  <i.  It.  .583  .Market 
Wilson,  John.  ,54:1  Jackson 
Woifarlh,  John  M.  I2l:l  Puclflc 
Wood,  J.  n  Stewart 
Zollner,  W.  A.  707  llroadwny 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 

Alexander  i   Avellne   (Mippcrs)    511 

Hatlery 
Barry,  Martin,  303 Market 
Heeiii  A  Co.  (Hhnes)  H07  Mdntdomery 
HKNNETT  *  LI<»HT,  «3»  Kenmy 


lU'KKE,  W.  F.  (sec  mlv.  iiime  Ixxvllli 

cor  Moiiii(imiervand  Pine 
Iturkhardt,  (leo.  (boolji)  32»  Hash 
Doiliver,  Tliomns,  lOM  Suiter 
Morrill,  C.  A.  .tf  Co.  311  Itatlery 
Prince,  Jacob  (hlii)|ierH>:i27Saeranii'Mtn 
Wi:NTWOKTII,HOItAIIT  A  CO.  (sil. 

adv.  i>aue  ixxvll  1  210  Pine 
Wolf  it  Co.  Folsom  bet  lOlKlileentli  ami 

Mneleenth 

Boots  and  Shoes,   neinii. 

Itallano.  .\ndrew,  1345  Dii|ioiit 
Itioeli,  William,  l022Dii|ioiit 
Itroderick,  T.  J.  20B  Mimliionierv 
Itl'itKK,  W.  F.  (see  adv.  pa.-e  Ixxviili 

cor  Montuomerv  and  I'ine 
<'astle.fc  (lorley.  723  Moiitnoiniry 
Cohn,  Jacoli,  Ul5  Paciflc 
Diez,  Jidin,  ir.'liDupont 
Dii|ionl,  J.  II.  822  W'asliinirlon 
Flirhart  ii  llennner.  431  Ke.irnv 
Felilielmer,  It.  207  Fourlli 
OKIIt  A-  MDOUFK,  15  Third 
(ioldinann  .V  .\diller,  ;130  Kearnv 
(iueriii,  M.  315  Itatlery 
Oiindlach,  M.  122  Kearny 
HAAS,  S.  ii  CM.  223  .Mont|,'oinory 
llanser.  David,  2:I7  Kearnv 
llelev,  D.  A.  818  Market 
Hess",  Jaeoii,  740  .Market 
Hinders  ,V  Kast,  :i:t2  Kearnv 

Hlrscli  .V  Marks,  ,50  Sei d 

lloerlkorn,  ('has.  .528  Kearny 
Hidcnnibe  A  Kast,  cor  Wash'inKlonaml 

Kearnv 
HiiKhes,  J.  li.  cor  Mont  and  Sutter 
,lose|ili,  C.  804  Kiarny 
Kiieiili;  Itros.  H22  Washlliulon 
Kocper,  Frederick,  1815  Powell 
Kohler  .t  Maier,  8:)0  Kearny 
Koliler  Itros.  ,525  Kearnv 
Kohler,  II.  .V  Co.  ,532  Commercial 
Lisnian,  Isi'ae,  102  Second 
I,  Hole.  1:.  428  Kearny 
I.ando  ,V  .Mvers.  H24  Market 
l.aiidy,  Jolin,  II!)  Fourth 
heiser,  .loiin  \.  I'227  Dnpont 
Lester,  Charles,  18  Stewart 
Levy,  Adolph,  lit  Second 
l.evy,  1'.  4'22  Commercial 
Kiddman  ,V  tialint,'er,  KIT  Market 
l.owensteln.  Isaac,  1208  Sloekloii 
Miuiss,  II.  F.  A-  Co.  130  Kearny 
.MaKiies.  .\.  K  and  115  Second 
Marks.  S.  1412  Stockton 
.Marten,  John,  410  Kast 
.Moiinin  Itros.  820  Kearny 
Nnxel,  J.  108  Kearny 
.N'ewdorlTer.  Ilenrv,  .524  Commercl.tl 
NKWIIAIJ,  A-  IlltODKS,  722  Mont 
Newman,  It.  .530  Kearny 
PrcM'ott  X  Israel,  cor  Kearny  ami  I'iiu' 
Price,  I,.  133  MonlKoini'rv 
Keck,  Henry,  1.54  Stewart 
|{e|ieiin,  F.  KJO  Coinnierclal 
Ullev,  J.  F.  2.52Thlnl  .1 

liohmann,  S.  F.  l.5t>Thlril  gl 

Uosenblum.  J.2ftThlnl  «| 

Uoseiitlial  A-  Itro.  340  Kearnv 
Kosenlhal,  M.  A-  Co.  40«  Commercial 
Kosen7.wei)(,  Philip,  102!)  l>ii|iiiiil 
liothschild,  Henry,  112  Tlilrii 
Itnwane,  (ieorife  P.  1.5:1  Third 
Sallnirer,  W.  .VI4  Commercial 
Schade,  Jolin,  10  Sansom 
.Si'liwerdt,  P.  708  .Market  and  II  (Iciirv 
Sliverslon,  Harris,  li;i8Duiiont  ., 

Strai'han,  •lames,  1104  Stockton  01 

Strauss,  Moses,  13  Fourth  Ql 

Strebost,  William,  23  ThInI 
Veiteli,  Perrv,  2»iOTIii  d 
Walsh,  Micliael,  211    'aciHc 
Werlln,  J.  (i.  cor  Kearny  and  Jackson 
Werz,  John.  712  Market  , 

White,  Mathew,  ,5:10  ConiineiTial  1 1 

Zacliarlun,  Henry,  7:iO  Market 

Bottle  Dealars. 

rsee  also  Junk  Dealers.] 

Cerenl,  F.  '.W  Davis 
Contle,  .M.  A.  Jasper  nr  Filliert 
Joseph,  Frank.  John's  Alley 
Kane,  J.  Ciunnierclal  nr  Druimn 
Miller  A  llro.  ti.55  .Mission 
Keardon,  J,  ,M.  2008  Powell 
YetcH,  J,  cor  Howard  and  Hubhanl 

Bowling  Alleys. 

Ilniiner,  Chas.  Valencia  nr  Sixteenlli 

Uoetz,  I,.  :i35PlMC 

Ilayden,  K,  U,  Oecldcntnl  Market 


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lldoliliT,  N.  ti-'T  I'acinc 
jll,lillcli»n,  (I.  cniMlrnvcnml  LaKUim 
i'lilm,  Kclwtircl.  403  I'lno 
SImlz,  <'li!irlc»,  W7  1'iielflc 
Siic'kUT  tV  Iliirstiiinii,  tin  I'luMi: 

Box  Makers-    Cigars. 

Korbol.  A.  'id  Krcniiiiil 
I  Wiililsti'iii.  A.  I'c  Co.  W"  MlHsUin 

I  I        Box  Makers.    Jrwelry. 

I     lircldiiisl'l".  I,.  »iftO  WimlihiKtiiii 

I  I 

I  j         Box  Makers.     Packing. 

I  Kilims,  .lOIIN  S.  :«K)  Maikia 

'  ;  llOltllS,  (;il,.Mt>KK.  *   Ctl.  (sec  aJv. 

I  I  Hire  in  -iU  Jlarki't 

I    1  i.'oril.LAT,   L.   cor   Jlarlul    ami 

r  Makers.    Paper. 

iir  Citlllornla  ami  Krariiy 
.  I  i.c  ml,  4(W  Sai'raiiK'iito 

:  Wuizii.       *'•  4U  SacriiiiH'iili) 


Box  Makers.    Specie. 
I  IIonni'«»v,  I'clir, MO  Krimt 
'  Kill',  K. 'l.flilisiliirir,  nr  Californlii 

Box  Makers.    Tin. 

I       [.><i'c  also  .stovi's  aiiilTliiwaro.] 

I(W1()(I1»  k  STKT.soN,  aio  C.im  i 

WKAVKli,  1>.  S.  .Wft  ,<aii»iim  ! 

Box  Makers.     Tremun: 
Uli'o,  Kilw.  Lilili'SiliirlV nr  Callftinila      | 

Brand  Manufacturers.        | 

(Si'i' alsii  Sti'iicll  CiiltiTs.] 

Ihill.  .1.  K.  nir  Krniit  anil  Ccnnnu'ri'ial 
TKIWIIHI'IIY,   I'".  .M.  (SCO  adv.  |)ai,'i> 
Ixv)  ajl  Kront 

Brass  Founders.    Fini.ilirrs. 

[Sec  al»(i  ('(ippcrsinltlis.]  ' 

lloolli,  II.  .1.  it  Cii.  I'nliin  ciir  First  anil 

Mlstliin 

Diiiir/.i'nskv  A  Smith.  417  Sllssinn 
(iALI-Alilli:i{  A'  \VKi;i>(scc  ailv.  puuc 

Ixxxvil)  lih  First 
i  GAIiltAlT.  W.  T.  (see  adv.  pa)»c  lx.\xv) 
m  .Market  ; 

I '  (;rwiilieii;  .k  .Mnorc.  43  First  I 

j  Sraitli,  0.  i:.  A  I'D.  417  Mission  I 

;  I 

I      Bread  Manufacturers.        , 


I         Brick  Manufacturers. 

AOA.M.S.  S.  (Arc  liriek)  (SCO  ndv.  page 

xcll)  corner  Market  and  .Main 
IIONNKT,  11.  .fc  Co.  Larkin  nr  Vallejo 
lliicklev,.linnesi^  llru. corner I'olk and 

Flllicrt 
Colli.v  X  Harkcr.lIinvnrdnrKiulitcontli 

anil  .Market  street  wharf 
KAVIS  A  ('(IWKM,  (Hit  hrick)  (sec 

adv.  pliue  ex)  cor  Front  and  Wash 
IKH.MF.S.    II.  T.  (lire   liriek)    c.niier 

Market  and  First 
I.emore,  .\.  eiirner  I'olk  and  I'nlon 
.Miirrcll,  K.  SIxleenlli  near  Dolores 
Nasjle,  (leorisc  I>.  otHce  3»1  .Mont 
I'liier  ti  Itlce.  Speiir  near  Harrison 
Scliroiler.t  Lloyd,  Ulneon  ivlinrt'  i 

Tvler,  Charles  .M.  A  t'o.    Itcrry,  liet 

Thlnl  and  Fourth  | 

Wood  A-  I.cs/.lnskv,  cor  Fillmore  and  | 

I'rcsldio  Koad  | 

Bridge  Builders.  ! 

I  IIALLIDIK,  A.  S.  A  VD.AVi  Clay 

Brokers.    Bullion.  ! 

I 
Ilickox  A'  Spear,  XF,  cor  Montpomerj'j 
and  Sacramento  1 

I  Itichon,  N.  (ill  Connnen-lal 
Sutro,  0.  427  .Moiil'„'onu'r)" 

j  Brokers.    General. 

!  Ulven.  Rasey,  .')II7  Calilorniii 

I  KliixonM'.  1.  (coal  and  Iron)  lOMerch'ts 

I         F.xehanp'  Iliilldin),' 

!  llronnliton.  N.  I..  «it.')  Montgomery         i 

j  lirown  A-  Kna|ip. 'iO  Montpmnry  1 

!  Ilnrllnc,  W.  cor  Mont  and  Washlni-'ton 
IWu/oliiii.  I>.  41.t.lacksi<n 
Cantiii  A'  Kvcrett.tiU  Monttfoniery 
Conrsen,  (1.  A.  ■>&)  Ml)1ll^'ol^ery  i 

.  I>o\v,  .1.  (1.  corner  Front  .t  (lav 
Forlnnc,  II.  W.  WW  Mont«omery  j 

(iladwin  Itros.  .ViH  .MonlKomery 

,  tlwin,  .1,  It.  till"  Washington 
lleallv.  F..  I).  i)i  Itallery 
Holt.'/,.  HIS  Merchant  ' 

Marina,  I'..  •!.  dc  Sta.  <;ii7  Clav 


I 


[Sec  Itakcrs.] 

Brewers. 


Albrochtit  Co.  Ilroadway,  (i;)7  Ildwv 
Amistriinu,  C.  .M.  &  Co.  Mission  Street, 

lilO  Mission 
FOKTMANX,  F.  Pacific,  271  Tehama 
Kniiilrek  ,(:  llclirens,  m  First 
(iluckA  Hansen,  National,  cor  O'Far- 

rcil  and  William 
(Iroeii,  Tiiomas,  .lackson,  2.1  First 
j  Ciiniiiacii. .).  Itavaria,  Hit)  Vallejo 
llAKKiiMl,  .IDIIN,  Kinplrc,  I.VI  .Icssle, 
!      nail  Lyon's,  420  Chesliint 
!  Hock  A  I'tViter,  Mission  Kailroad,  Va- 
lencia nr  Sixteenth  ! 
IllOKLSCIIKU    A    WIKLAM),   Phila- 
I      ilelphla  (see  ndv,  page   xclx)   '2;i0 
I      Second  i 
lluaat,  I'.  A-  Co.  Lafayette,  727  (ireen 
Juiltz,  Hennan,  .'ill  (ireen 
Klt'lni'laiis  it  FauRs,  Willows,  cor  MIs-i 
fiiiin  and  Nineteenth  j 
Kiirts,  II.  ,t  Ci).  St.  Louis,  147  Thlnl 
Kosler,  A.  ii  L.  I'nlon,  I'lcmeutlna  nr 
Fmirtli  j 
!  Krause,  Ciiarlcs,  UUO  Stockton 
L.viin..lacoi),  Kaitle,  Itrannan,  het  Sixth 
anil  Seventh  I 
.MANHKLS   A    CO.  W.ishlngton,  cori 

LimilianI  and  Taylor 
Molzhr,  C.  (iidden  (Sale,  713  (Ireenwleh  I 
.Meyer,  A.  Clneiiiimtl,  Valenein  nr  Six- 
teenth 
noail,  c.  n.  Chnmplnn.  Hush  nr  Hvdn 
S.r.  STOCK  imKWF.KV,  eor  I'owell! 

mill  Francisco 
Scliiieii,  ,l,,l.  (agent)  13,'i  Post 
Sl'KKCKELS,  C.  A  CO.  Allmnv  (8Ce 
»ilv.  page  cllll)  71  Everett      " 


.11  ill  I  Mill     I  i>    ••  •    lit      >^I<1.    '.Ii'l     ^     lit* 

Iteevc,  (i.  II.  A  Co.  ■',:)  .Moiitgiimery  Illk 

S|lrln^',  F.  S.  70.'i  .Si-.nsom 

Spring,.!.  K.  7(1')  Sans. nil 

Stnrdlvant.  U.  ().  KI4  .Montgomery         j 

Sw.'iin.  Isaac.  .'):i.1  Kearnv 

Wilson.  K.  II.  43«Jacksnn 

Wlimiis,  .P.  C.  BOX  Mercliant 

Brokers.    Howe.  I 

Adams  A-  Hoot.  410  Montgomery  j 

ll.'irnaril.  I.  I>.  A  Co.  '224  .Slontgomery 
Uiyan,  W.  .1.  420  -Monlgoiner.v 
Cartir,  It.  W.  713  .Monigomeiv 
CONK,  .1.  11.  A  CO.  402  Moiitgomerv 
DA.M  A  sri'IlKHLANI),  320 -Mont 
HILLS,  II.  A  CO.  4111  liiish 
Kimliail.C.  I'.  ()2!P  Market 
.MAIUSON  A  lUUKK.  .im  Jloiit 
M(M'O.MIIK.  .IOIIN,l>l4  Mont 
.MeLaughlili  A  .Icnkiiis,  ti|4  .Munt 
Winter  A'Co.  ,'ilit  .laeksoii 


Brokers.    Inmirance. 

(i,irvey,  W.  V.  HIS  Merclmnt 
■lacohs,  .lulins  333  .Montgomery 
Knapp,  .1.  (i.WIOClav 
(t::.\LLA(ilIAN,   IV    (see  ndv. 
xliv  anil  clxi  424  Montgomery 
.Siuilre,  II.  C.  '23S  .Moiitgoinerv 
TOPPINtt  A  FOLSOM,  511  >Iimt 


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Brokers.    Merchandise. 
Ilyrne,  Thomas,  310  Front 
Cohn,  .M.21S  Ilaltcrv 
Dorscy,  I».  .1.  327  Fii>iit 
liiltnor,  .1.  W.  .\.  cor  Front  and  Cal 
(ireaves,  n.  KH  Hattery 
Ilestrcs,  K.  71li  .Monlu'oinery 
IlochkoHer,  It.  '203  Front 
Lviich,  J.  .V.  '208  Sacramento 
IVflesi'gaes,  O.  II,  HI  Clav 
Ottenhclnier,  W.  322  Coinnierelnl 
Pavllller,  A.  (liquors)  610  Front 
Siihatle  A  Kxperl,  MS  Front 
.Sch'vartz,  A.  SIT  Cliiy 
Slowell,  W.  H.  -m  Front 
Wiulsworth.  W.  K.  A  Son.  402  Front 
WALLACK,  T,  A  CO.  400  llallfornia 
Wliltmaii,  .S.  P.  313  Montgoincry 


Brokers.    Mining  Stocks  ami 
Money. 

Abbott,  O,  24  Montgomery  IHock 
ftdsit,  L,  H.  UOS  Montgomery 
.\nilerson,  .lolin,  B22  Clay 
.Vrrlngtou,  N.  o.  H2rt  Muiitgomery 
liacoii,  llemy  I).  hVi  Front 
Uarkcloo.  ,1.  70.^  .Montgomery 
Iteard,  .1.  It.  Ill  Montgomery  IMock 
Ileiilamiii.  F.  A.  lilW  Montgomery 
Itidl'i mail,  .1.  II.  OO.*)  .Mnntgoincry 
llimworlh  A  Ilussell,  432  .Muiitgomery 
Itrailliiid  A  Kyrc,  .102  Jlontgomcry 
llriiwn.  L.  .\.  "Oti  .Montgomery 
Itudd,  C.  P.  700  Montgomery 
llndd.  W.  C.  70!)  .Montgjiiiciy 
Ilnrling.  Win.  eor  .Mont  mid  Wash 
CamiiiA  Kverett,(il4  Montgomery 
Carter,  C.  I).  «10  Merchant 
('avalllcr,  J.  II.  E.  810  Washington 
CHAPELLK.  A.  JIAItlUS,  Sill  Mcrcli 
Chaiiin,  (i.  W.  33K  Montgomery 
Ciillii,  E.  F.  B13  Montgomery 
Clements,  L.  ().  4S  Excliiiiige  lldg 
Cobb  A  Slnton,  407  Calil'iirnhi 
CO KN WALL,  P,   1$. '212  Clay 
Crllclier.  II.  B(l«  Slcrchant 
Ciimiuing.  John,  BI4  Montgomery 
liarnell,  Henry  Y.  614  .Merchant 
IlePass  A  Co.  ,V>  Exchange  liniUllng 
Dorr,  S.  ()0!l  Montgomery 
Downer.  .V.  .1.  (.iovernment  House 
Duncan,  W.  L.  eO,")  -Moiitgoinerv 
Kbillcli,  .M.  '20  Montgoincry  liinck 
Elmore.  M.  (i.  31.1  .Moiitgimiery 
Fcltoii,  C.  N.  .K),1  .Moiiigomery 
(iager  A  Mon(gomery,4lKMimlgompry 
(iallagher,  W.  It.  72M  Montgomery 
(illdemeestcr,  A.  II.  Ilatlery  op  P.  O. 
(iladwln  llios.  .VJS  Montgomery 
(llover,  (i.  F.  JI.  304  Moiitgoinerv 
(ioldsmlth  Itriis.  422  ^lonlgoin'ry 
(Ireene,  .\.  P.  60.1  Moiitgomerv 
•  irlincs,  N.  E.  604  Washington 
Haley,  C.  M.  A  Co.  604  Montgomery 
Halev.  .T.  .1.  604  Moiitgomerv 
Head  A  .Morrow,  32  Montgomery  Blk 
HENItUJlES,  I).  612  Mercliant 
Hill,  11.  L.  cor  Mont  and  Waslilngtoii 
Hill,  Thomas,  626  Montgomery 
Ilillver,  M.  C.  A  Co.  70»  Moiitgomerv 
Howard,  II.  C.  ,11  Kxchangc  Ituildliig 
llugu'.  II.  lOH  California 
Iliitibinson.  .loliii,  320  Montgomery 
Ilvinan.  P.  t!.  712  Moiitgomerv 
deiikiiis.  I.  .s.  .14  Exciiaiige  Iluilding 
KoENKi,  A.  A  CO.  cor  Montgomery 

and  .lacksoii 
Lawloii,  F.  Exchang-'  Hulldlng 
l.issak,  .\.  II.  Jr.  613  . .      'gonierv 
LIvlngstiin,  F.  32  ilonigoniery  Block 
Livingston,  M.  32  .Montgomery  lilock 
Logan,  II.  C.  706Montgoiner.v 
Loveland.  L.  F.  70.1  .Montgomery 
Marina,  E.  .1. 1).  S.  607  Clay 
Marina, , I.  (i.  D.  S.  607  Clay 
.Masteii,  N.  K.  610  Montgomer.v 
MalhewsA  Fall,  723  Monigomcry 
.McDonald,  M.  L.  432  Montgomery 
.Mcllwaln,  .1.  (iOS  Montgomery 
Moure,  ,1.  M.  77  Montgomery  Ulock 
.Mudge,  U.  W.  .12SClay 
Murdoek.  C.  .\.  A  Co.  608  Monlgome»y 
Noves  iV  Whitnev,  5'24  -Montgomery 
Otis,  Sleplien  A  Co.  .109  Clay 
Paul.  A.  II.  ,104  Kearnv 
PECKHAM,  E.  P.,  S\V  corner  Clay  and 

Montgomery 
Pierce,  H.  A  W.  728  Moiitgomerv 
Keeve,  (i.  «.  A  Co.  33  Montgomery  lllk 
Kepiton  A  Uumpus,  6'2B  Montgomery 
lticlianls,T.(i., 117  .lackson 
Itlsiiig.  I),  n  SOS  Montgomery 
Itoliblns,  .lames  ,1.  619  Slontg'omcry 
Kose,  L.  S.  608  .Montgomery 
S.  F.  STOCK  A  E.XCIIANfiEIIOAUD, 

N  W  eor  .Moiitgomerv  and  Wash 
Schmieden,  II.  70.1  -Montgomery 
Sehmitt,  II.  L.  607  Wnsiilngton 
SIlEltWOOU,  11.  F.  Pioneer  Itiiilding 
Shipley,  A.  .1.  A  Co.  617  Monigomcry 
Slo»s,  Louis  A  Co.  cor  Mont  and  Sue 
Smiley,  .lames,  «i)7  C'lay 
Smith.  E.  L.  528 Clav 
Sparrow,  S.  ,1.  614  Jlontgomcry 
Sparrow,  W.  614  Montgomery 
Sirother  A  Morris,  «flH  Moiitgomerv 
Stunllvant,  K.  O.  614  Montgomery  • 
Snti'o,  (Miarles,  427  .MontgonicMV  " 
Teackle,  E.  W.  32  .Moiitgomerv  Itlock 
Teller,.!.  I).  P.  327  Front 
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Tlicllcr,  A.  (KW  Moiitgompry 
TILDKN  A  IIUKKI),  (»oi'  adv.  paRu  xx) 

•111  MciiilKiiiiit.'ry 
TOIMMNCl  A  KOLytOM.MlMolU 
VInzf  lit,  Ch.-irli'ii,  bOS  MiintKomcry 
Wnrrlii,  J.  W.  A  Co.  618  MiTchant 
Wont,  r.  II.  em  .Mcrclmnt 
Winniis,  .1.  (;.  606  Mcirlinnt 
Wuoda ii  Chcviinian,  cor  Mcmt  anil  Clay 

Brokers.    Produce. 

CScp  Flour;  (lino  Morrlmiild— I'roiliici-, 

Coiiiinlsfiliiii.] 

Brokera.    Stat  Estate. 

CSec  also  UciU  Kfllato  Uunlm.J 
[* Stocks  anil  Mniii'y.] 
Alibiit,  <".  K.  302  MoiitKiimpry 
Abniins  A  (irccnlicri;,  .'i<l<l  Ciillfornla 
AilaniH  tt  KiHil,  410  MnntKoinoiy 
Itnrki'liiu,  J.  TOJ  Montitiinipiy 
UarnanI,  1. 1>.  A  Co.  'i'24  Muntgimiory 
Itarrv,  K.  302  MontisniiiiTy 
HATC1IKLI>KU,1>.  K.  T^l.IackRon 
HlKclow  it,  Kmvnmn.'HYi  Muntgnnicrv 
ItlHilow,  T.  Jl.  .VA")  Front 
llowmnn,  A.  W.  S/a  MonlKniniry 
llrcwiT,  ¥.  A.  40  MonlKoiniTV  Hliiok 
Urookloliank  &  Co.  8'>7  Sacniini'iilo 
Itrown,  K.  <).  cor  Biilliry  anil  Com 
IIUOWN.U.  8.  Duiilinr  llonrt 
Hryan,  W.  J.  420  .Monttromiry 
Iliicklin,  J.  W.  «I7  Marki  I 
•Carter,  t!.  1).  610  Jlcrcli^int 
Carter,  K.  W.  713  MontgoiniTv 
•Cavalllcr.  J.  ».  K.  619  \Va»hln(;lon 
CHAI'KLLK,  A.  MAUHS.Olft.Mi  irht 
<  Chapman,  W.  8.  10  Monl^onipry  Itlk 
•Colli!  A  Hinton,  .'KI7  Culil'ornla 
C(»SK,  J.  B.  &  CO.  402  .Monlttoincry 
Connilon,  (IcorKC  .W  Callfoiiila 
Cooinim,  W.  Jr.  626  Clav 
(;ulviT  it  KohMns,  230  llu.sli 
Daly  *  Hawkins,  220  .MoniitoniPry 
1)AM  a  HUTIIKKLAM),  320.M.int 
DpruHH  A-  Co.  .V)  Kxcliaii«c  lluUiling 
l>cvcrcv.  A.  606  .Merchant 
DKWKY.  S.  V.  A  .»iOXS,  410  Mont 
Uoolan.  W.  6%  CInv 
•DUK.SCIIKKI.I),  ll.  623  Monti;..nii'iy 
Uiincan,  .1.  C.  A  Co.  4(l6Montj!iPinciy 
linncaii,  W.  I..  iiDfi  MonlKonury 
llwprc,  K.  606  .Mircliant 
Katoii,  C.  S.  JIW  Kearny 
Klanagan,  K.  6(16  .MonlKomcrv 
(iately,  .M.  W  Ovary 
tlanley,  J.  A.  Hl^  .Merelinnt 
(irannluN,  ().  W.  43  Xlontjioinery  Blk 
(innn.  W.  J.  .Wi  Waxlilniflon 
lianciick  A  Atkinson,  303  .Montgomery 
llaKHCv  A  Meiiick,  60H  AlonlKoniery 
IlKNItlljllK.'*,  I>.  612  .Merelinnt 
Herliert,  .Slilnev  C.  Dnnlinr  Court 
MlL'KlnH,  .1.  II.  624  Merchant 
inn,  (i.  A.  6^2  MonlKoinery 
1IIIJ.S,  II.  &  CO.  (see  ailv.  page  xllO 

401  Hush 
•llliniiiclinan,  A.  6:17  Washington 
Holmes,  A.  304  MonlKoniery 
Holt,  T.  H.  BO.'i  Monlgimierv 
HI'TCIIISSON,.!.  C.  A  Co.  6'26  Mont 
Kelse.v,  M.  A  Co.  .V27  Jlontgoincry 
Klinlinil,  C.  r.  62!)  Market 
Kower,  K.  60.')  Montgonicrv 
Lefllngwell,  II.  2.1  Montgomery  Hlock 
•I.ellliigwell,  W.  2.1  Montgomery  lilock 
Leonard,  W.  402  Front 
MNDSKY.  W.  .MO  Wiishlngton 
Uovelanil,  I,.  F.  70.1  Montgomery 
MADISON  A  Itl'KKK,  316  Mont 
.Mcl'OMIlK,  JOIIX,6l4  Montgomery 
Manrow,  J.  P.  606  Mereliant 
.Mart el,  .lames  h.  13  Court  Block 
.M.'uU'h,  S.  K.  6l!t  Montgomerv 
MathcwMin,  T.  D.  606  .Montgoinvry 
Meeks,  W.  N.  K04  Montgomery 
Moon,  (i.  r.  606  .Montgomery 
MOKISOX.  H.  A.  S32  .Merchant 
•.Moiilton  A  Stewart,  606  .Merelinnt 
.Moxlev,  C.  <l.  .10.1  California 
O'Brien  A  Ward,  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Olhrecht,  A.  338  Montgomery 
Osliorn  A  SessloiiH.  .10'7  California 
•Otis,  S.  A  Co.  50!)  Clay 
Onllahan  A  Hill,  .102  .Montgomery   ' 
I'arker.  W.  (.'.  608  .Merchant 
IVel,  J,  31  Third 
I'forr,  .1.  328  Montgomery 
I'lerce,  H.  A  W.  72H  .Montgomery 
I'lgit, .lames, 610  Merchant 
riper,  J.  (j.  606  Monlgoniury 


Viper,  W,  A,  606  Montgomery 
I'olack,  .1.  S.  420  .Montgomerv 
Itandolph,  11.  II.  31.1  .Moiilgumery 
UAWSOS,  .1.  A.  33H  .Monlgomerv 
REYNOLDS,  C.  II.  A  CO.  .tiO  Mont 
iltchnnls,  '1'.  (i.  .117  Jnckson 
Klildic,  .1.  I,.  .123  .Montgomerv 
Kltler,  h.  K.  A  Co.  6(18  Sacrnhiento 
Kolllns,  W.  46  .Metropolllaii  Block 
IIYCK.MAN.  ().  W.  1,1  .Mont  Block 
Sawyer  >t  llolnian,  A'27  .Montgomery 
Selimleilell,  llenrv,  7(W  Monlgomcry 
.Schwoh,  Adolph,  4.16 .lack  on 
Scott,  F..  N  W  cor  Com  and  Mont 
SMITH,  STKWAIIT,  618  .Merchant 
Sparks,  /.  W.  '24  Monlgomerv  Hlock) 
Spaulilliig,  C.  A.  328  .Montgomery 
Stelnliiwk,  K.  .102  Wa»liliigtoii 
sriAKT  A  ClIAI'IN,.1ii8.Mont 
Sullivan,  E.  I..,  X  W  cor.Montand  Wash 
Theller,  S.  1,.  702  Washington 
Tllilcn  A  Co.  ,100  Ciilllornlii 
Truetle,  Felix,  6ln  .Merchant 
Van  Alen,  W.  K.  ,102  Washington 
Van  Keiwl,  .1.  II.  'J4  .Moiilgomery  Block 
•Vassault,  F.  302  Montgomery 
Von  Uheiii,  O.  F.  A  Co.  10,1  .Mont 
Walsh,  S.'i'.OIit.MciehanI 
Wegener,  F.  o.  41.1  Montgomery 
Welch.  A.  .1.  60S  Monlgomcry 
Weller  .V  Co.,  217  .Montgomery 
Wilton,  .M.  A  Son,  420  .Monlgoinery 
Werllieinaii,  K.  '28  Kxeliange  Bnilillng 
Welzlar,  (i.  420  Monlgoin,  IV 
WliKnian.  S.  I'.  313  .Montgoinerv 
Williams  Bros.  7i»  .Monlgoiiiervliioek 
WILLIAMS.  II.  F.  A  CO.  638  Clay 

Wi V.  .M.  «.>2  Clav 

Winter  A  Co.  .llO.la'ckson 
Wohler.  II.  41.1  .'Monlgoinery 
Worn,  tleo.  .\.  ,11»  .Monlgoinery 

Brokora.    Sitip. 

[."ice  also  Shipping  oiHces.] 
(irimes,  ti.  T.  7(18  .Monlgomerv 
Scoit  A  Co,  Vallejo  nr  Front " 
Wiilhims,  B.  B.  Oregon  nr  Battery        i 

Brokers.     Ship  ami  CiiUom  House.' 

Bauch,  ■■.  (i.  .104  Batti  rv  ^ 

BAIM,  (11  AULF.S  .110  Bnlterv  | 

Bunker  A  Whe.ier,  .VW  Batlerv  i 

DeFrcnieiy,  II.  S,  413  Washlnglou 
llasliaeli.  ti.  .108  Battery 
llnsliae^,  O.  .108  Ballery 
llensci.el,  II.  L.  ,104  Batlerv 
lirtillF.S  A  .Mcl)AXIKL,".104  Batlerv 
Selile  den,  W.  cor  Batlery  and  Wu^h" 
WadsMorih,  W.  |{.  A  Son,  402  Front 
Wllllai.iK,  11.  B.  2  Oregon,  nr  Baltcry 

Brokers.    Stock  anil  Money. 

CAIIILL,  K.  A  CO.  418  .Montgomery 
Chilli  A  Jones, 613  Montgonier.v 
(lllilemeester,  .V,  H.  .Merchants'  Kx'gci 
llasKcy,  F.  .\.  608  .Montgomery  i 

llenrii|ucs,  D.  612  Merchant  I 

lllekox  A  Spear,  X  K  cor  Mont  and  Sac 
Hill,  Thomas,  626  Montgomerv 
lllllyer,  M.  C.  A  Co.  70S»  .Montgomery 
Holt.  /,.  618  .Mereliani 
KOKSUi,  A.  A  CO.  cor  Mont  and  .lack 
No.ves  A  Whllniy,  .124  Montgomery 
I'eckhani,  K.  I".  SW  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Hitter,  L.  K.  608  Saerainento 
Sloss,  L.  A  Co.  cor  .Mont  and  Sac 
Sutro,  C.  427  Monlgoinery 
TILDKN  A  HKEKD  isec  nilv.  page  xx) 

611  Montgomery 
Vassault,  K.  302  Montgomery 
West.C.  II.  606  .Merchant 
Wet/.lar,  (1.  4'20  Montgomery 
Woods  A  Checsman,  SW  cor  Cloy  and 

Montgomery 

Broom  Makers. 

[•  Importei's.] 

•AUMKS  A  DALLA.M  (see  adv.  page 

cxliv)  2M  Sacnimeiilo 
Amies,  C.  W.  A  O.  W.  '26  and  28  Bcalo 
•Klani  A  Howes,  310  Clav 
Fnrliush  A  ('arpenter,  llO.laekson 
(Iracler,  K.  .1.  (handles)  300  Market 
IIOTOI'  A  HOKSLKH,  11.1  Sacramento 
l'ALMICU,(llLLKHI'lKACO.  Kureka, 

(see  adv.  page  Ixxxlll)  34  Bealc 
StelTens  &  Co.  Drninm  nr  Washington 
VAN  LAAK.L.  14  Itruram 
Wanl,  T.  '27  Drumin 


Brush  Manufacturers. 

CO.MINS,  l>.  B.  A  CO.  ove  adv.  oaie 
cllxi  417  Mission  '  " 

Dodge  II.  C.  30  Main 

FKLD.\IAXN,  L.  A  Co.  (see  adv.  pnKi. 
llv)21l(;alitornla 

l'ALMKK,(llLLKSI'IKACO.(sccaiiv. 
page  Ixxxlili  34  Bealo    , 

Builders. 

[Sec  Carpenters  and  Builders.} 

Bung  Makers. 

nUACIKK  A  IIKALI),  39  Fremont  ami 

42  Beale 
Wous,  11.  409  Mission 

Butchers. 

CSeealso  Markets.] 
Alexander,  K.  241  S'  tter 
Ainlirose,  S.  82  Washln.'ton  Market 
.Vnilerson  ,(i  Kline,  cor  Washington  and 

Stockton 
-Vrtigues,  L.  17  New  Market 
Barntv,  F.  7  Clav  Street  .Market 
Harris,  H.  D.  9114  Stockton 
Harrily,  .lolin,  1224  Dupont 
Hasselt,  .1.  eorSlevenson  and  Sixth 
Bergiiotei-,  C.  A  Co.  iOli  Stewart 
Berneile,  .lolin,  .123  I'lne 
Hcrthoiil,  C.  L.  703  Baltiry 
Bertrand,  B.  731  I'acillc 
Hianchnril,  .V.  I*,  corner  Harrison  nnil 

Itileh 
Boland,  .lolin,  4  Oecideiiial  .Market 
Busier  A  Bro.  »3!)  Broailwiiy 
Braekett  and  Keves,  .Vl  Stewart 
Breiling  Bros.  33.1  Hiisli 
Broinmer,  John  A  (!o.  cor  Bryant  mni 

Sixlli 
Brown,  F.  ({.  cor  Hrannan  ami  Sixili 
Brown,  1.  W.  W.  A  J.  B. :««  Foisom 
Bruce  and  .Miki  n,  li  Washington 
Carreau,.!.  1  New  Market 
Carrean,  J.  14  New  .Market 
<  'lough,  W.  W.  cor  Folsom  and  Xevnila 
Coehraiie,  It.  .\.  cor.  M.ison  and  Inl.ni 
Coimiir,  W.  cor  llvde  aiul  rnion 
Creightoii,  Patrick,  240  Fourlli 
Croft  A  Fiillon,cor  Brvaut  and  Itlncnii 

Place 
Crowly,.liiliii  J.  Sixteentli  nr  Vaicmla 
Cutler,  K.  S,  A  Co.  corner  Second  uiiil 

llownnl 
D.\LY,  K.  Sixteenth  near  Vulencia 
Dastugue,  (i.  4  New  Market 
Dean,  ll.  C.  eor  Fourth  and  Brvaiit 
Dereins,  11.  .Ki  Waslilngloii  .Market 
Dielrich.  W.  K.  .13  Washington  Mnrivd 
Dillon,  Koliert,  eor  Harrison  ami  Klttir 
Dodge,  Daniel,  cor  HowanI  A  Stewurl 
Dodge,  K.  F..  Sixteentli  nr  .Mission 
Dolel,  A.  18  New  .Market 
Dougart,  J.  I.  4  Jaekson 
Duilon,  (i.  P.  rM  Pino 
Duilon,  L.  70.1  Pacltic 
KlddnghHusen  Si  (lerr.inl,  corner  Ken- 
tucky and  (iilinorp 
/aliry,  Leopold,  650  .Mission 
Fallon,  Daniel  li.  eor  Post  aii.i  llyilc 
Fineli,  Joseph,  721  (iieenwieli 
Fogarty,  James,  37  Oeeldenlal  Marlict 
Frai'ii ,  .Vugust,  1007  Folsom 
Frai.t.,  Henry,  117<lacksoii 
Fraiikcnhelmcr,  J.  .1  .Mctropolilan.Mar 
Freeliorn,  K.  P.  .Main  nr  Harrison 
Frcelmrn,  W.  II.  402  Tnion 
Freeliorn,  Win.  eor  Jessie  ami  Kckor 
Fulton,  W.  80  and  81  Washington  .Mu 
Cans,  I.  A  Co.  36  Fourlli 
(ians,  S.  14  Clay  Street  Slarket 
Carwood,  (i.  M.  A  Co.  84  Wash  .Mar 
Ceanlit,  A.  621  Pacific 
(icggus,  Chas.  142  Third 
(ieiser,  C.  1336  Dupont 
(ierliardy,  Phil,  '238  Keariiv  anil  419 

Bush  '  I 

(loldman,  Jacob,  l'20i  Stockton  j 

Halm,  W.  corPaciflc  and  Leavcmvortli | 
Hall,  llarvey,  411  Fast  | 

llanlon,  James,  cor  Howard  A  .Suinniir 
Hart,  James  \.  '245  Fourth 
llasselliach,  George,  cor  Powell  luiI 

Filbert  i 

llaiisler,  Fred.  A  Ilro.  513  Paciflc 
llaxe,  (icorge  J.  I  Occidental  Marlicl 
Hennlngs.  .M.  A.  cur  Uroadwa>'  and 

Mason 
Hertz,  Herrmann,  cor  Stevciuon  tnJi 

Kcker 
Hertz,  Jacob,  107  Second 


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iieyi.<''eorKe,  I'W  Fourth 
Hill,  Henry,  UM  Clay 
Hlxiin,  Henry,  114  Klr»t 
iiiiiik,  ClinrleH,  corrnion  and  Mnfion 
l.'iiriier,  •laiidi,  ror  Kolmini  and  KIteli 
IlueklnH,  S.  I>.  eorO'Knrrell  and  .lonea 
I'.urlev,  .Panu'i",  J  Oeeldenlal  Market 
.lames  Walluie  T.  cor  Tlilril  A  SIdidey 
Kahe,  ,1.  A.  iV  t'o.  eorMunt  and  I'lilou 
Katz,  Fred.  IU4  ilnekson 
Kellv,<lo!<eiih,!KI9  llowani 
Kerrliian,  .lolin,  I(I9K  .Market 
Kniip,  Ailani.  eor  I'aelHe  and  Tolk 
l.aflerty,  i>.  .MliThIrd 
Lariicli,  Frank.  I402  Stockton 
Lewis,  A.  .1.^40  .sixth 
LItelinelil,  \y.  1).  .VI  Washington  Jliir 
Malnigren,  N.  .M.  113  Fourth 
jiarron,,lolin,  eorSeeo'id  and  'relinnia 
.Melilvnn,  KilwanI,  Folsimi  nr  lleale 
Melnemev,  Thomas,  311  Itnmilwav 
.MeKlltriek,  Kilward,  1  Metrnp  .Market 
Me.Menoiny,.!.  II.  311  Occidental 
.Mengcl,  .l<dni.  X\i  Sutler 
.Merehani.  1'.  S.  Wi  .laekson 
.Meyer,  Allien,  M  Sncrainenio 
Michael  A  Wulhrlch,  (leary  nr  riiwell 
.Michael,  11.  cor  Tlilnl  and  I 'lenient Ina 
Miller  A-  Co.  1'-',  !i<>  and  m  Wash  Mar 
.Miigan,  •lohn.  I  Occidental  .Market 
Mi)i;i',.IOIlN  1'.  4:irihlrd 
Morn.  HruaiiessoiiK  It.  FIHIi  nr  Fnlsnni 
Mailer  A  llro.  .'Ill  .Metropolitan  Market 

{  Neniiian  ,V  Co.  'i  Melroiiolltan  Market 

ll'lirlan.  .M.  Mm.  Ill  and  14  Wash  Mar 

it'dUADY,  I'ATKICK,  llarhor  View 

U'Nell,  'niiininN,  corner  Harrison  and 

Killer 

!  (V.Vlell,  Klclianl,  l.^  and  IB  Wa.sli  .Mar 

I  I'lipji.  Auiinsl,  noil  Stockton 

i  Itaahe,  licorge  \.  cor  Folsom  and  Fol- 

I       mini  .V venue 
Keinlngtou,  ,lohu  ('.  I4'i  Fourth 
Kliinlcn,  .lohn,  1.^4  Firiit 

I  KosenherK,  I.ouIn,  HOI  Post 

'  KiLsenhei't!,  .M.  A  Co.  3  :iccidcntal  Mar 

!  ItiJdeiihcrg,  s.  ,t  C;.  cor  TowcU  uiid 

Vallef. 
Kothmarl,  I'hlllp,  UOOPnpont 
Itussell,  (ieo.  W^.  liOl  Sutter 

,  Salp,  KdwanI,  I'i07  .Misalon 
Schliidler,  Win.  cor  .Mlnnu  and  Jane 

;Solioll,  Louis,  N7I  Mlnslon 

I  .Schiissler,  LouIh,  I'^3A  Diipont 

I  Scliwah  A  Itappler,  .117  tieary 

I  Sdiwaniin,  .M.  ION  Dnpoiit 
Seiitt,  (iecvKC,  'JIW  Flflh 
Selliel,  Frederick,  3  Sew  Market 

Uselhel,  I'hlllp,  ,11  tiearv 
Shync,  .lames,  339  Fourth 

I  Smith,  Oeoree.  4  Market 

<  .Smith,  J.  A  Wilson,  34 Occidental  Mark 
Snineni  A  Willey,  cor  Hryant  and  Hitch 
Spohni,  •losciih,  4  ■lackson 

I  Staiitl'iir,  Kiidolpli,  414  llrunnan 

'  Stewart,  Charlcn,  I'/IH  raclllc 

i  .Storck,  Charles  L.'iU'i  Fourth 

I  Story,  S.  C.  32  Occidenlul  .Aliirkot 

i  Stmufis,  liernliunl.cor'rhlrdunil  Jessie 

<  Strehle,  Charles,  3»  Occldentul  .Market 
I  SIroliel.  J.  F.  A  Co.  ll'.l)  Folsoni 

SylvestiT  I>anl.  cor  TayloraiuH'arroll 

Sylvester,  Henry,  307  Sixth 

Terwilllger  A  Co.  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
I  Titus,  I>.  cor  Secimd  and  Tehama 
I  Timiiihiiusi'  A  Stark,  llninnan  iir  Sec 

I'ri,  Felix,  IH  and  19  New  .Market 
!  Van  llousen,  W'ln.cor  MuKonundKddy 
i  Veriier,  Wolf,  77  Stevenson 
I  ViilckeiH,  J.  30  Occidental  Market 
I  Wagner,  ('has.  HU  Duvia 
!  Wagner,  llcurv,  1440  Stockton 

Watklus,  llenrv,  4.ViThlnl 
I  Werner  A  Uarrliigton,  1403  Hush 
'  WlUuiighliv  llros.  1.11  TliinI 
i  Wilsiiii  A  Stevens,  50H  Market  and  8 
]       Sutter 

I  Wiiitemon,  M.  HnycH  nr  Franklin 
I  WUsliig,  Jaeoh,  cur  First  and  Clemen- 
tliia 


Wlsslng,  William,  '2.T.'  First 

Wllzemaiin,  W.  F.  424  Kust 
I  Wood,  William.  17  Washlnxton  Market 
'  I  Wray,  Jacoh,  11  Washington  Market 
i  Zeh,  Louis,  eor  Uupont  and  rnlon 
1  Zeiss,  Henry  A.  cor  Dupont  and  Post 
I  Zollcr.  John  A.  cur  Puclttc  and  Powell 

!  Butohera— OatUe.    Wholesale. 

.  Ilacca,  P.  A  Co.  San  Bruno  Road 
j  Dunphv  4  Hlldr*th,533Kcamy 
I  Burn,  Barney,  8nn  Brunu  Hood 


Johnson,  H.  >t  Co.  Ninth  nr  Brnnnan    i 

Kerr,  Charles,  San  Bruno  Koiul 

liux  A  .Miller,  Ninth  bet  Biannnn  and 

Bryant  I 

.Matzger,  (juinn  A  Co.  Ninth  nr  Bran 

nan 
Miller  A  Lux,  .133  Kearny 
MothI,  K.  A  ('o.  Ninth  nr  Brannan 
O'Brien,  W.  Ninth  nr  Briinnun 
Peres  A  .VUrulic,  Potrcro'  .\ venue 
Keluer,  Anton,  Sail  Bruno  Koiul 
Scilgeiy,  Jiisepli,  .133  Kearny 
Scllg,  .M.  A  Co.  olHce.Wti  Merclmnt 
Smith  A  O'Neill.  Branuan  St  Bridgo 
Zlninicniian,  Henry,  San  Bruno  Koiul 
Zlniinenuan,  John,  San  Bruno  Boud 

Btitohera— HoK<  WholfsaU, 
Andrews,  Oliver,  Ninth  nr  Brannan 
.Vrnold,  Benjainlii  F..  .V'lK  Kearny  | 

.Vriiold,  F.  1>.  eor  Bryant  and  Tenth  i 
Kelly,  Peter,  Kl  Knrado  nr  Polrero  Avi 
.Sclialcr,  H.  Ninth  nr  Brannan  \ 

Schlnkel,  Peter,  corTeiitli  and  Bryant 
Sinllli  A  Briiwii,  .\laineila  nr  I'otrero 

Avenue 
Wllioughliy,  J.  K.  Polrero 

Butchers— Sheep.    Wholeiiati. 

Bacca  A  Co.  402  Montgomery 
Diilliorn  .k  Barker.  Polrero 
Harrington  Bros,  cor  Alameda  and  Po- 

tliio 
I.arroclic,  Vincent,  cor  FItlecnIli  niid 

Poire  III 
Lawlcr,  Joseph,  Brannan  St  Bridge 
Mahonev,  Dciiuls,  Paclllc  nr  Larkiii 
O'lloiineli,  Wllliani.  Polrero 
Peiigiililani,  F.ugene  A  Bro.  Sixteenth 

nr  Polrero  Avenue 
Began  Bros,  cor  Tenth  and  Bryant 
Ucliier.  A.  Polrero  Avenue 
Scliiiilih,  C,  Potieni  Avenue 
Scdgley,  ilosepli,  .133  Kearny 
Smith,' Will.  Polrero 

Butter.     Importr.rs.  j 

[.See  also  Commission  Merchants;  uUu 
tirocerieH;  iilso  Priiduce.J 

Cri'TKU,  J.  H.  40.1  Front 
DeWItt,  Kittle  A  Co.  cor  Front  and  Ciil 
Hodge  Bros.  A  Co.  40ti  Friuit 
Patrick.  J.  A  Co.  017  Battcrv 
S.MITIl  A  COtillILL,  4U0  Friint 

Button  Manufaottirera. 

NOUCItOSS,  1>.  Mils.  .Ma.sonic Temple 

Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  also  Furniture] 

Bcaiichaup.  J.  cor  First  and  Folsom 
lliilsiiet,  Al|>lionse,  1030  .Market 
Biivil,  Jiihii,  30S  Dupont 
llueliner,  C.  K40  Mission 
Cieinent,  l>.  81H  Clay 
Clark  A  Ballink,  till'}  Mission 
Coinpes,  ilenrv,  310  Jackson 
Conrad.  A.  414  Pino 
Davis,  S.  !I04  Ciav 
Kastou,  J.  A  J.  72.1  -Market 
(.rasshoir,  F.  1.110  Powell 
llansan,  .Viigiisl,  Kll  Jackson 
Hansiiii.  J.  P.  A  Co.  1,VI2  Stockton 
Ilaussler  A  Hutl'inan,  '231  Jackson 
Hcrrguth,  S.  F.  007  Dupoiit 
Johnson,  Christian,  13  Sutter 
.Meier,  tleiirge,  90.1  Jackson 
Mcvcis,  Anton.  733  Pacific 
ICollauil,  Julius,  K.19  Diiuont 
Sehuencmunn,  K.  429  Kearny 
.Schult/.,  Oscar,  749  Mission 
Sclnvcnit,  Jacoh,  8  Summer 
Teckeiuhurg,  Charles,  343  Thin! 
I'ngeinach,  John,  140  Thinl 
WeniicW.  A  1:0.343  Thiol 
Wlgniore,  John,  ttl  Sansom 
Wood  A  Boucher,  tiOO  Mission 

Calkers. 

CSco  Shipwrights.] 

Oamphene  DistillerB. 

DAY,  THOMAS  (iniporterl  732  Mout 
DIF.rZA  CO.  ,119  Front 
HAUKlSON,  C.  II.  ,117  Front 
HOLLCB  A  CO.  cor  Front  and  Wash 
McMaliou,  F.  P.  &  Co.  404  Front 
8TANFOKI)  BKUTHEIM,  Paclllc,  121 

California 
8TOTT,  C.  cor  Chestnut  and  Taylor 


Candle  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Soap.] 
8COVILLK,  W.   II.  A  CO.  (see  odv. 
pugelxxll)  327  Comnierclal 

Cane  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Markets.] 
M  KYER,  J.  (1.  11.  i-iH  Montgomery 
Perce,  C.  G.  cor  Wash  and  Stocktun 

Cap  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Ilatii  and  Caps.] 

Alexander.  S.  1110  Dupont 
Flelsher,  W.  40,1  California 
Kallsher,  S.  A  Co.  414  Saeiainciilu 
Lang,  C.  .Mrs.  7'2N  Washington 
Lust,  S.  40K  Saciameuto 
,M  F.rsSDOHFFKIi.  K.  0:11  Commercial 
lioseiiberg,  CI.  (army  and  navy)  410  Sac 

CapitaliHts. 
[Sec  also  Bankers;  also  Ileal  Kstittc] 
.Viiilerson,  John,  (i'22  Ciav 
Baird,  John  H.  .10.1  Montgomery 
Bolton,  James  K.  Ols  .Merchant 
Bonru.  W.  B.  'n-i  .Sacranieiito 
Itoyd.l:  Davis,  321  Front 
Brewster,  It.  K.  .107  .'Montgonierv 
Davis,  Krwin,  44  .Moiitgoniery  Block 
Karl,  ,1.  o.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
(iaveii,  D.  .120  Montgomery 
lirogan,  \.  II.  cor  sansmu  and  Jackson 
llanly,  'I  hos.  419  Front 
llimard,  (i.  II.. 123  Montgoincry 
HAsTlStiS,  S.  C.s;i«Clav 
Laiiiier,  P.  C.  17  Kxchauge  Building 
LeKov,  Then.  710  .Moulgomcry 
.Madden,  Thus.  P.  636  Clay 
Matliewson,  T.  D.  (iOO  Montgomery 
Mayuaid,  L.  '201  Battery 
.Maviie,  Charles,  .1X1  Ciav 
.MllKUri'T,  SAMflCL,  eor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine 
.Moss,  J.  Mora,  4IS  California 
Pa.ldock,  N.  C.  000  Front 
Pav;e,  N.  '200  Front 
Paige,  C. '20.1  Battery 
i  PlI'.ltllK,  H.  A  W.  "2H  Montgomery 

Piper,  J.  Q.  600  Montgomery 
I  Itei'se,  Michael,  7'iO  Washiiii;tun 
I  Souie,S.  59  Tehama 
I  Tevis,  Lloyil,  B3«  Clay 
Williams,  T.  79  .Montgomery  Block 
VaiKlewater,  B.  J.  540  Clay 

Car  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Carriage  and  Wagon  Manu- 
facturers.] 

Caseholt,  H.  A  Co.  cor  -Market  and  FIRh 
Kimball,  (l.  P.  A  Co.  Market  nr  Fourth 

Cards— Machine. 

STKTSON,  KVF.KE'n'  (.see  ndv.  pages 
cxxiv  and  3S4)  Wal|ioic,  Mass 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Alexauiler,  I).  O.  1'20  Post 
Aslimcad,  (1.  .s.  30s  Dupont 
Italley,  J.  M.  4S0  Brannan 
Barber,  P.  J.  Mission  ur  Fremont 
Barm  8,  Wllliani,  .109  Bmailway 
Bergsoii,  Ole,  111  Leldesdortr 
Bovver,  William  L.  417  Pine 
Brothertoii,  K.  Broadway  nr  Polk 
Brown  A  Hussev,  Hummer  nr  Mont 
Brown,  J.  M.918  Pacific 
Buck,  Warner,  107  o'FarrcU 
Clement,  1).  818  Clay 
Clark.  John,  14  Hawthorne 
Clark,  John,  Harrison  nr  Ultch 
Collins,  Benjamin,  St.  -Mary 
Couuell.J.  D.  ^28  Paclllc 
Conrad,  A.  414  Pine 
Dauiell,  Thomas,  8-26  Fllhcrt 
Downey,  J.  11.  802  Howard 
Dovle,  J.  J.  812  Pacific 
KASTMAN,  W.  H.  637  California 
F.hrinaiin,  V.  '229  Sutter 
Flint,  M.  M.  Mason  near  Bush 
Folsoni,  O.  F.  IJOB  Clay 
Font,  8.  P.  Bryant  Place 
French,  B.  F.  28  Fremont 
(illes,  F.  N.  435  Jackson 
tirasHhoff,  F.  1510  Powell 
Hiirgltt,  tleorge,  21  (ieary 
Hastings,  Nut.  1011  Bush 
Ilaussler  and  Hotl'man.  '231  Jackson 
Hayes.  E.  F.  1004  Paclflu 


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PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Ilrrriiiilli,  S.  V.  till?  Dupont 
Hill,  W.  II. '217  Diniiiiit 
IIIIN.  S.  ,'\I.S4H<'liiv 
Ilutchlnmiii.  ('.  •(;  \V.  .1011 1-lilfl 
•Inciinnt.  •liiHi'pli,  XhiH  .Htiii'ktiin 
JiiH!i('lvn..l.  II.  I'll!' 'rimiinciiil  anil TlilrtI 
Klntt.  K.  MI»hIc.ii  lK>t  Kinii  uiid  .SIxtli 
Lcvi't,  .1.  II.  tm  Hiipoiil 
liowr.v  mill  .Mi'I,ni.'iiii,  IM  .><oc(iiul 
MnrAhiM',  .Vlc.x.  H  MiinlU'  I'liicu 
MnthrwHA'  Sniltli,  .'iTI  MIhhIihi 
SliAviiy.  Win.lllll  WimliliiKtnii 
McCiirtli.v,  K.  Vi'i  IlioiiilHiiy 
Mi'ltT.  (ii'iirKf,  (KW.Iiii'kimii 
Jlorfoii. .'.  IV.  40«  I'liip 
Slorliiii.  Wllllain,  'J.MiJoHNlo 
Nuclitli'iill,  K.  ror  Post  anil  Cemetery 

Avi'niic 
Packard,  Cynis.  ,T.!2  .Inckson 
riiikertiiii.  W.  ('.  lii.'S  Calllurnla 
I'roll,.Ic)lm,  lllil  o'Karri'll 
llanilall.  .1.  F.  !ll!l  WaBliliintnll 
Ki'i'sc.  K.  A.  2:1  ili'ary 
Uiiacli,  T.  M.  .Miirki't  iirKnMiinnt 
KUHINSON  .V  WII.MAJI.S,  ,').■»  Webb 
8evi>niinUs  ,i'  in.  117  Ki'ariiv 
Sliallli'b,  Liiuif,  Km  llriiailway 
Smith.  Ilriirv.  HIK  llnwaril 
.Smith,  I'.  I.,  .t  .Siui,  NliK'ti'i'iith  iir  Vn- 

loiu'ia 
Snvilir,  .V.  A.  IlalUck  iir.Sansnm 
SOlTllWKI.I,,  <1K(>.  7U1H  flay 
Sloror,  .1.  11.  .11  Wi'lih 
Stovir.V:  CIkim'.  .'>l;t  .Market 
TeekcliilmiK.  •'hni,  :)i;i  Thinl 
riiKimaoli,.Iiilni,  UHTlilnl 
Wi'iulp,  \V.  .t  I'll.  1)43  Third 
Weasels,  llariiiiiii,  '.'l!l  Diijiimt 
Wbvte,,l"lm  V.  lor  l''raiiKlin  and  Mar 
Wlt,I,IAMS,.|i)llx  s.  IJilu  I'liwell 
Wood,  II.  II.  Will  Market 
Wrixht.  .lames  II.  IWH  rowcll 
Wrli!h(,.I.  II.  7.1'2tlreen 

Carpet  Beating, 

Spauldlnt.',  .1.  A-  I'd.  .Stevenson  nr  Flltli 


Carpets. 

[•  Importers.] 
•llEM„.inilN  c.  (see ailv.  pace  xxxvl) 

Market  bet  MonI  anil  Saiisom 
*i:i)\VAIIl)S,  K.  (i.  «4B<'lny 
Kulir,  C.  A.  I«li  .Market 
•tliiUlxon  ,V  Nilson,  (W  Market 
•IllXllN.  WILLIAM  M.  WW  ('lav 
•KKNNI'.KV  A-  IlKLLisec  adv.  IVont 

eover  Ha  Hush 
Lenhanlt.  A.  lUi  Stoektoii 
*LOl'(iIIUAS.  1".  V.  A  CO.  iseo  adv.  p. 

el X villi  I'or  Iln'<h  and  Sansoni 
McKLWKK  A-  A('KKIlMAN,'23«Mont 
Morttan,  W.  1'2'.'4  Stoekton 
rium,  C.  M.  ti  .MontKomery 
Kosenfeld,  II.  14  Third 
•Solomon,  II.  L.  .k  Sons,  cor  I'lne  ami 

llallerv 
Strlntter,  W.  .1.  .Wn  Wasblnnton 
Troutt,  II.  .1.  .M.  lilH  .Market 
•WALrKII.  I).  N.  A  K.  A-  CO.  303  and 

3U.^  California 
•WKillT.MAN   .k  IIAKDIK.'i'iO  SaUH 

CarriaKe  and  Wagon  Depots. 

Abbott,  Donnlnit  A  Co.  HlN  Ilatlery 
Caseboh.  II.  A  Co.  !m  .Market 
Kells,  H.  S.  A  Co.  123  Iliish 
Hill  .k  I'.asiman,  KlH  Ilatter^- 
Klmball  A-  Co.  Market  nr  Konrth 
.MKKKLli,  .lA.MK.S  A   CO.   (seu  adv. 

jiii^'e  exxxvi   1'2  I'lne 
MILLS  A  i;VAX,S(»ee  adv.  poKC  cilli 

,W7  .Market 
WATKIilloiSK  A  LE.STKU.  29  IJat- 

tery 
Wllley,  ().  F.  A  Co.  316  California 

CarriaKe  and  Wagon  Manu- 
facturers. 

[*  Importers.] 
.\ndreficn  llros.  ll'i.sansom 
Andrews,  C.  N.  cor  Main  and  Howard 
Kath  A  .Morrison,  IIH  Ilnnb 
licbluke  A  Sleolle,  WO  FoUom 
ULACK,  II.  .M.  (.see  ailv.  pagn  xcvlili 

717  Market 
llrown,  W.  H.  (irand  Avenue  nr  Mission 
•Casebolt,  II.  A  Co.  cor  .Mar  and  Klltb 
Cunningham,  /..  II.  A  Co.  981  Market 
Dueommon  ,V:  I.owne.v,  ,M5  Market 
*KellH,  11.  S.  A  Co.  I'2JliUHh 
KOLSOM,  ALIIKIIT,  531  California 


Onllaiiber  A  Itodeeker,  lU.'i  .Market 

(iaIlaKlier,  II.  ll'2  1lush 

llebhard,  FreO.  113  IIuhIi 

Holmes,  M.  I>.  417  i'lne 

•Kimball, (I.  I'.ACo.  .Marketnr  Fourth 

LarkliiH.V  Co.  ror  Summer  and  .Spring 

Lawton  A  Co.  W)2  .Market 

Mallbal,.!.  C.  11.1107  Ilattery 

.MrAllItON,  CliAKLKS  (seu  adv.  uat{0 
el i,'i7l»  Market 

,Mi'(ilvern,  I'. '2»  Webb 
.•.MKKKF.Il,  .lAMKS  A  CO.  (see  adv. 
I        pane  exxxvli  12  I'lne 

•.MILLS  A  KVAX.S  (see  adv.  page  dll) 
,V*7  .Market 

I'ollaril  A  Carvlll,  37  Webb 

Uod.-ers,.!.  1'.  417  Market 

'.  .».,, .-.  F.  II  I'owell 

.shute  .t  Ilro.  .vm  Market 

Smith,  l>.  <).  Market  nr  Fremont 

Stein,  Link  A  Scherb,  743  Market 

VosburKb  A  Illvks.  Fidsom  nr  Fourth 

•Wlllev,  o.  F.  A  Co.  3Ili  California 

Winall  A  Clapp,  .tO.t  Market 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Smiths. 

[See  lllaeksmiths.] 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Stock. 

CASKllol.l',  i;.T.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

l\lx<3l.')  I'ine 
Caseboll,  II.  A  Co.  .lOO  Market  and  7 

Sutter 
Kells.  K.  S.  A  Co.  1'23  Hush 
Illli  A  F.aslmaii.  lilN  llallerv 
Kimball,  c.  1'.  A  Co.  .Market  nr  Fourth 
Mann.  (i.  s.  '.'07  .Market 
.Mil  KKli,  .JAMKS  A  CO.  (sec  adv. 

<•  cxxxvl)  I'2  I'lne 
.Ni  A.  A  Co.  417  .Market 

\\.\  1  KKIIorsF,  A  LF.STKK  (see  adv. 

liiiKc  lxlvr2ll  Ilattery 

Carvers  and  Oilders. 

llryant  A  Straliaii  (ornamental!  '20  Fre- 
mont 
hunuemv,  ,F.  11.  K>  Filbert 
tiKKK.Vl',  W.  II.  ibhipi  Drumm  near 

I'tieitle 
Holer.  11.  (;.  K3H  Clav 
'.lONKS   A  WOOLL  (see  adv.  p.  exlli 
I        K43  Market 
Moise,  II    (restorer  old  palnliiiK'si  181 

dessie 
:  SILK  A  DCKSKY  (see  adv.  pa»,'e  dvli 
I        312  Hush 

jl'OWKH,  KDWAItl)  (wood)  30. Califor- 
nia isee  adv.  imne  xlvlii 
Shaddock,  W.  IVM)  Market 
SNOW  X  HOOS  (see  adv.   jiat'C  elxvli 
I       cor  WashhiKton  and  Sansoni  and 
210  Montifomery 

Cask  Manufacturers. 

[Sic  Coopers.] 

Caviar  Dealers. 

.SAILMANX    A    LAl'KN.STKIN,    506 

,        Monliiomerv 

JTIIIKLK,  A.  L.  cor  Clay  and  Mont 

Cement. 

[Sec  also  Lime.] 
ADAMS,  S.  (see  adv.   pane  xcll)  cor 

.Market  and  Main 
n.VVlS  A  C(»\Vi:LL(Beea(lv.  pane  ex) 

■  or  Front  and  Washington 
HOLM  KS,  II.  T.  (see  adv.  page  xlll)cor 


■Market  and  First 
I  Walton,  X.  C.  ;i3  .Market 

I  Cement  Pipe. 

tSee  also  I'otterles.] 
IllrowelL.L.Mfl  Clav 
Cliabot,  U.  nil  iMoiitgomery 


Charcoal. 

[See  WoihI  and  Ci 


■al.] 


Chemical  Works. 

.Hn.SOX  A  SIlF.l'AItl),  327  Com 
FALKKNAC  A  HANK.S  (I'acltlciofflce 

«'2it  Wash  (sec  adv.  page  xuvlll) 
Wakelee,  H.  1'.  cor  lirunuan  A  Town- 
send 

Chemicals. 

[8co  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 


Chemists. 

[See  also  AsHiiyers.] 

IIACKK,.!,  A.  644  Washlnuton 
make,  W.  1'.  I'nioii  Iron  Works 
Cook,  .1.  A.  045  Washington 
DIekey,  <L  S.  (iibannaeeullcal)  cnnior 

Howard  aiKl  Third 
FALKLSAC  A  HANKS  (see adv.  pnuc 

xevlill  6'in  WaHliliiKtoii 
HewHion,  ,1.  Jr.  (analytical)  410  Mont 
lliieks,  ,1.  .1.  V'ranelseo  nr  .Mason 
Ilngiies,  I).  T.  424  Ilattery 
iluneaiit.'l'.  1317  Dlllioul 
KKll'II,  W.  II.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  \v.\ge 

exlvi)  521  .Montgomery 
I'ope,  O.  C.  City  College 
I'rice,  'f.  415  Monlgoinery 
Uicbards,  K.  .1.  617  Sacramento 
Steele,  J,  (I.  (maniifaeturing)  .Vjl  Mont 
Thayer,  II.  II.  cor  Mont  and  Hush 

Chinese  Ooods. 

[See  .Merchants,  Chinese.] 

Chiropodists. 

Popper,  V.  '20  .Monlgoinery 
Kosenberg,  M.MII  I'lne 

Chocolate. 

[Sec  Coffee;  Spices,  Ktc] 

Chronometers. 

[See  also  Watches.] 
IIAKHKTT  A  SIIF.ItWooK  (see  adv. 

page  III  517  Montgomery 
Dillon,  Kdwaril,.')04  Ilattery 
.MotiKF.lloK,  .l.tsee  adv.  page  xxxvil 

400  Sansoni 
Pace,  C.  621  llatlerv 
SACK.  .1.  C.  '203  .Montgomerv 
SCII.MOLZ,  W.M.  (see  adv.  page  clxvii) 

426  Monlgoinery 
SlIF.ItWuoD.  It.  (sec  adv.  page  II)  517 

.Montgomery 
SIIHF.VF.,  t!.  ('.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  piiuo 

lxxix).V25  Montgomery 
Tennent,  Thos.  MH  Ilattery 

Cider  Dealers. 

[See  ai'^o  Vinegar,  Ktc] 

CI'TTINli  A  CO.  '202  Front 
Klt/.(;i(AIIKII  A  iliiKI'.IKN,  1'20  Dnvis 
McKav,  David,  427  l>avl» 
MKAlis,  .1 AMKS  (nee  mlv.  page  elvlll) 

511  Front 
Myers.  II.  K.  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Con- 

neclicnt 
OAKLKV  A  JACKSOX,  210  Sac 

Cigars.    Importers  and  Jobbers. 

Ca-ssou,  P.  711  Sansom 
Crozat,  I'.  613  Sansoni 
Drliikhonse,  .1.  A.  n*  Front 
K,MKKY  A  KATOS  (see  adv.  page  1x1) 

51H  Ilattery 
Kngellirecht  A  Maviiscb  Ili'os.3r2 Front 
FAHLSTKS,    C.  .t.  K.  A  Co.isee  adv. 

iiageexlilli  434  •lacKsim 
FALKKXSTKIS  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

xcvil  315  Clav 
IIIHSTKL,  K.  If.  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
IlOItX,  II.  C.  A  CO.  SW  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
LOCAN,    FKAXCIS    (sen    adv.    page 

Ixxil)  3116  Saciiiniento 
MAYHLC.M,  .M.  (see  ivlv.  page  cx)'23() 

Fioiil 
.MOUliKNTHAl',  M.  41H  .Sacramento 
Ol'PKSIIKIMKK    A    IlKO.   (see  adv. 

page  xevli'2'26  Front 
I'AIIKKK.  WATTSOS  A  CO.  (see adv. 

front  eover)  306  Clay 
Patrick  A  Co.  617  Ilattery 
ItoSKMIACM,  A.  S.  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  Ixlx)  SK  eor  Hat  and  Clay 
Sanjiirjo,  Arques  A  Pu.|id,  713  Sansoni    , 
WKIL  A  t:o.  (see  adv.  back  eover)'2.'6  : 

Front 
WKKTIIKIMKU,  L.  A  E.  corner  Front 

and  Sucnuneiito  ; 

Cigars.    Maker*.  ! 

Ilrand,  H.  40H  Clay  I 

Cohen,  King,  !I4'2  Kearny  1 

Kl.ienberg,  *;.  T23  Sansom  1 

E.MEHY  .t  EATON,  5IH  «nttcr>'  I 

Eiigelbrcclit  A  Mayrlscli  llro8.314 Front 
KSIIKHCi,  Jl.  A  ci).  cor  Sac  and  Front  , 
Friedberg  A  Uosensliliie,  '214  Pacific      j 


I'lagi'iiiann,  I 


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4IIII 

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42.1  Cli»y 


18. 

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l„mf  iiviii) 
mill  I  on- 
Sue  '  d  1 

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Jobber*.     .  «l 

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•iis.aWKroiil  <  »\ 

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KlllCHTNICllT.  .(..ItCi.. 

(lolliiKkv.  K.  ll'il  Kroiit 

(lUV.VH''.  X.  *  <•'••  I'l'cmlv.  |i.  Ixxll) 

lll^J  l)u|HiMt  mill  MO  riiiy 
lliinili>"'ir,  ('.  A.  L.  404  Kiil»nm 
Infill'  .V  .liisriili,  nM  .Mdiiltfinniry 
Kuliiiiilt.  -'^I-  414  Miii'iimiiiild 
KiillMiiiii  iV'  .^niiiT,  4UI*  Hui'miiU'iUii 
Kiiini  T.  1..  :U1  ('inimiiTilal 
|,,.«1»  ili(i».  4.il  t'liiy 
LMCAN,  KIt.VSCIH  ispo  mlv,  p.  Ixxll) 

:iiiK  Siicrniiii'iitii 
Mil .  I .  Aiirciti,  tWl  Konrny 
Minli>.  M'  ■'">'  llii"!!  »ii<l  Di'vlxldcro 
jluirl'".  '1.  "44  f'liiiimi'iiliil 
riiiiU'inann.  II.  iV-  di.  4^1  Cluy 
I'dpl'i:.  CII.VUI.K.s.  .IM  lliitti-ry 
.sCliri.l'K.  .1.  Il.lr.'l  Ki'iirny 
Slirn.  II.  414  Siu'riinuiilu 
TriiiiKl.C.  I^l'i'i  I>ii|">iit 
Voi.'i'liiiliii'll',  .1.  Wi  SaiiMiiin 
Wliili'.  I.  K.  til  Miicmini'iito 
Wlki',  Cliaili's,  tH  .liU'kHiiii 
Znliiirw.-kl,  .1.  ^.  I'olroro  nvciiuo  nciii' 

.Sixtrt'lltll 

CiKara.    Afakern— Chinese. 

llaiiK  Y"ii,  41:i  MiTi'liiim 

lloii).'  lit'c.  KOi  Diiiiiint 

lli>|i  Mini!,  7;i0.lacK»iiii 

SlwiTii!  Hull  A'  .Ml  ('li('i',"4.^S(icmnientu 

Siiniiii  sliiu  .V  Cii.  WW  Smiaiiii'iito 

Yauiig  (Juiiy,  WW  SiK-mimiilo 

CiRara.    ll'faU. 

Aaron,  A.  ll'i"  ('niiinicrrhil 

Ai'ki  iiiiaii.  .Vii^.  !M4  Kiariiv 

Arnlii  lin.  S.  .'<.  H  Sh'wiirt 

Aiiirliai'h,  I.iiiiIn,  Wlial  <'li('('r  IIiiiihp 

lliarwald.  T.  714  Ki'aniy 

IIKCKIIK  lllid.H.  «ih)  .M..iii|,'iiim'rv  nml 

714  U'a'ililiiKli.ii 
llclinni.  (I.  II.  A-  <'".  4  Kearny 
llirit,  .Mnsi'H.  Wl  Krariiv 
Itirr.m,  A.  Kill  I'ailllf 
Itclziilil.  C.  F.  ;il'.'  'llilnl 
lliiiKliaiii,  ('.  K.  'W-j  ."ici'iiiiil 
Iliiriliir!!,  .1.  II.  Wi  .'^tvwart 
1 1  llraiiil.  Kriiisl.  Cii   Miipulllaii  lloti-I 
llri'klani'i'.  H.  .'IHi  Sii.i»"in 
Urinvii,  K.  <1.  147  SicdiKl 
lluliKip,  A.  I.,  ininrr  I'lisl  and  Kiarny 
I'arii,  LiiiiIm.  I  Sii'iiiid 
I'lKiicr.  .Imias,  C-ll  Third 
lliarpiiilli'r.  T.  "lit  .Maikot 
(  ht'Viic,  Itidicrl,  III)  Klrsl 
riaiiMiMi.  .Iidiii.  :i:iii  llii>li 
Culin,  K.dward.  liJ7  <'lay 
Ciiliii.  1.  li'.''.'  Kiariiv 

I'd Iiilius, '.'jn  ll'altcry 

r"\,.li'»ipli,  .'10  .Miiiiti;(ini(rv 
Davldsim,  .lacidi.  :il«  ('lav 
liiivb,  lianli'l.lirj  Wa»lilii|{ti>ii 
Iliiciiwald.C.  K.:ii;i  lliisliand  .t  Dupxnt 
Krk»iihi.  AllVid.  13  .Mipiil(.'"im'ry 
KliiiHiT.  .Mimliani,  WK  Kiarnv 
K.MKltY  .V  KAHtN,  (hoc  adv.  p.  1x1) 

51k  llattcry 
Fiili-iiiiir,  llcnrv.  nir  Markut  and  Third 
Kimli,  W.  <i.  4:)'2»'alllVirnla 
Kli'urv.  .1.  .ViOClav 

KRASK,  K.  cur  WaslilnKloii  nml  East 
Krcml.  Mnrrls,  1'24  .Scioiid 
Krcy,  SiiiiiMi,  4li  Kiiiirlh 
Krii'illiirn  A  lliisciislilni'.  !il4  Tai'lllc 
Krliilticrt!.  MnrrlB.  M  •lliird 
Krlt'illHiiilcr,  I'hlllp,  cur   .Market   and 

Koiiilli 
lliili'lia,  .Iidin  !>K  S.icmincnid 
idlck.  Kalniaii'2.'i4'l'hlrd 
lliililliaiiiii,  I.iiiiIh  C(ir  ('lav  and  Kcarnv 
liliAAKK,  «.  A   CO.  cor  Dupniil  and 

rai'ltlc 
llrucn,  11.  V.  l!)  I'aolHo 
liruaz,  .M.  14.111  .stcii'kUin 
llaiwin.  Krcd.  cur  Ka«t  and  .lacksnn 
UKICK.  II.  (8CC  adv.  pai,'c  xxxvll)  '23.1 

Krarnv 
Ilinic'hfclif,  M.  413  Mi)nl(.'.inicrv 
miLSTKi,,  K.  II.  ,.i.r  limit  anil  Clay 
llolic,  (i.  ,1.  corner  Dupiint  and  Wauli 
HihIki's,  a.  3'21  KaHt 
llmvell,  M.  ('.  616  JlniitKomcry 
HuniloKser,  C.  A.  L.  404  Folsom 
Imliims,  LnulnciirnerWanHoin  anil  Cum 
Insli'e  A-  JoHcpli.  3'2«Moii(|toini'ry 
IrvliiK,  K.  A.  Jo  MontKonicry 
.lai  iiliy,  Cciirffi!  Mi  Kront 
Kinny.  Deniils  311  Miintnomety 
Kohlor  *  Co.  K04  Market 
Kozmliisky,  H.  A  C.  Ui  Sansom 
Krohn,  F.  317  and  409  I'aclflc 


Kuhlnieyer,  Henry  tift  Third 
Kuliier,  I..  3'27  Ciiiiinierelal 
Mehlen'Oeln.  .M.  3UII  KaHt 
Levy  11.  30N  Fnilit 

Idoyii,  Kalpl ir  Market  and  Fnurlh 

.'Miiiin,  A.  li'J'2  Market  ami  'i3'i  .Mnnl 
.Marx,  .Sliniiii,  cor  Fmirth  and  iletiXlK 
Mallal,  .M.  Illli  Diipmit 
.MeFarian.  A.«:w  I'aeltlc 
.McOoNAOLK,  :>AMKM.13.Iackiion 
.Medail.  .1.  .1.  iiir  Davis  anil  lli'Madwav 
.Medan,.!.  <!:  I',  enr.  Diipontaiid  I'aclllc 
Meyer,  AariinllOl  Kearnv 
.Meyer.  William  I4'i7  Dnpiint 
.Meyer,  W.  W.  3:w  I'Ine 
MIlcM,.!.  K.  I0>  FliHl 
Mllchill.,1.  K.  4  .Seeiifid 
.MDreliiN,  Aniiinlii.  (146  I'aeiflc 
.Miirluii,  .H.  1'.  Wt  .MiinlKiiinery 
MoKlier.  W.  II.  423  Kast 
.Muilrniina,  AiitonIa,  curiirr  First  nnd 

MtevellMon 
NeUHtaedter,  II.  113  Vaelllc 
Newniark,  S. '20,'i  I'acltli; 
(•hrl.ChrlHilan.'H.'.  Clay 
I'arci),  .Vnlhiinv  717  .Monltjoinery 
I'lMiier.  IwiHc  '2011  Fourth 
liaphael,  Iwiae  430  Kearnv 
lllehanlHiin,  I..  Ii.  Intematlnnal  Hotel 
Sehnildl,  C.  A  II.  «.V(  Wanhlnutoii 
.Si  honteld  ,'c  Ili'einer,  311  I'lne 
Schuhinann.  II.  enrCal  .iiiil  Mont,  cor 

( 'al  and  Kearnv,  fM  Kearny,  and  3 

Third 
.sCllll.rK,  .1,  II.  !l'2I  Kearny 
.'*.'hnl/.e,  F.  MOCiininierelal 
Siliuiiiann,  I,.  1'2  .Saii»iuii 
.■^cluvarlz.  Henry,  6IW  Coinnierelal  and 

3'2!P  Monlciuniiy 
Hehweiike,  Charles,  lILSIewart 
.Shnelilieri;,  l.ollis,  1'2  Cliiv 
Slelll,  Samuel,  103  raclilc 
.S|elmeld..liihii  lU  First 
.Siilllll,  r.  K32  Kearnv 
Toelken,  H.  .V<  Si  emid  and  S3H  Market 
'l'oni.'ls.  .Iidin  KIIKI  Diipmit 
Tostniaim,  llenrv  llNSeeond 
Trondle,  .Mary  , I.  Miss,  1010  Dupont 
rimer,  .MosoiiO.'i  Kearny 
Villaverde,  A.  FM  Itroadway 
Waxener,  F.  n.  A  Co.  .')II4  .NIoiit 
Wetland,  Henry  cor  .Mission  anilTlilnl 
Welhe,  Aim.  (ill*  MontKomery 
Will  .V  Co.  .'Ili»  rai'ltlc 
Wiener,  .Villon  30.')  Kearnv 
WUI.F,  SIMilN,  liiiss  House 
Wreile,  William  7(tt  Clav 


Claim  Agents. 

Fonle,  ().  ».  614  .Montpinierv 
.MeSnlly.  C.   A.   (Custoni    lloilso)    If) 

Mei'i'haiits'  KxcliaiiKe  Ilnlldlnfi 
KANSOM,  I,,   (see  adv.  iia«e   xlxicor 

.Moiitgonierv  and  .lacKson 
UI)IIIN.S(IN.,I.  K.  (see  adv.  pajje  xxlv) 

626  .MontKotncrv 
Stevenson.  .1.  I>.  614  Merchant 
.Slow  .V    I'OI.I.OCK  (see  adv.  pa^e 

xxvll)  ,'iflK  WashliiKton 
Wakemaii,  F.  (».  60'2  Washington 

Clergymen. 

.Venlen,  .lames  H.   Uev.    pastor  .'Jaliit 

Ilrlilnct's  Church,  Van  Ness  .Vv,  nr 

llroadway 
.\flli'i'l>aili,  ('.  II.  pastor  German  .M,  K. 

Cliiirih 
.\leniaiiv,  .losepli  .S,  Most  Kcv.  (K.  (^.  i 

Arehlilshoii  S.  F.,  St.  Mary's  Cath- 
edral, d\velllii|(602  Dupont 
.Vndolshek,  .\nilri'W  Kev.  ass't  pastor 

SI.  Uoiiitaee's  Church,  Sutter  near 

Montuomerv 
lliirllelt.  W.  C.  Kev.  .117  Clay 
Ueckwlth,  K.  (i.  Kev.  Thlnl  ConKrejta- 

tioiial  Chni'eli,dwl  Mission  hetween 

Fourteenth  and  Fltteeiitli 
llontoli,.!.  A.  Kev.  Second   (^onKrega- 

tioiial  Church,  dwl  1032  I'lne 
Ilertolio,  .1.  .M.  St.  iKHatins'  Church 
Illssell,  K.  C.  Kev.  pastor  Fourth  Coii- 

Ili'eL'atloiial  Church 
i  Itlaln,  .1.  1>.  Kev.  dwl  4SI  Xatiima 
iHowman,  W.  Kev.  pastor  St.  .Mary's 

CatliiKlntl,  cor  Dupont  and  Cal 
Itronnaii,  K.  1".  Kev.  vice  president  St, 

Mary's  ColU'Re 
Hrlfjits,  il.  C.  Kev.  Powell  street  Mctli. 

Kpiseopal  Cliureh 
Brothertoii,  T.  W.  Rev.  Saint  John's 

Church,  .Mission  l)olores 
Urueck,  H.  Uev,  pastor  German  M.  £, 

Cliuruh 


Ituchard,  ■).  .Al,  Kev.  SI.  iKiiatlns' Col- 

leuii 
liuehler,  J.  M,  llev.  First  (iermnii  F.van- 

irelleal  liUllieriin  Church,  ilwelllii|{ 

•2M(i'Farrell 
iliiel,  F.  Kev.  7.17  Market 
Itiirrowes, (ieorKe  Kev.  D.l).  SF.  roriier 

(learv  and  stoiklon 
Cald\M'lI,  K.  ,1.    Kev.   ass'l   pastor   SI. 

Hilduei's  Church,  cor    llioaihvay 

and  van  Ness  .V venue 
Cheney,  l>.  II.  Kev.    D.l).   pastor  First 

llapllst   Chureli,  dwellliii;    Taylor 

near  rncltic 
Clan,  A.  Kev.  SI.  luiiatlus'  Colleu'e 
Clarke,  ('has.  Kiissell  J<ev.  cor  Mason 

and  (I'Farrell 
Clarke,  (I.  Kev.  II.D.  dwelling  NK  cor- 
ner WashliiKton  and  >loiies 
Colin,  E.  Kev.  I'iniann-El,  ■23.'i  I'ost 
CiiliKlato,  S.  Kev.  St.  iKiialliis' Colletifl 
Colter,   .1.    Kev.  St.   Franclw'  Church, 

dwl  rtl»  Green 
Cox,  II.   Kev.   IlowanI    Street    Mclh. 

Kpls.  Church 
Cioke,  .lanieH,  Verv  Kev,  V,  G.  rector 

St.  .Marv's  Cathedral 
DlerklUK,  (J.  Kev.  (lennun  M.  K,  ilwull- 

Inif  K,Vl  Fiilsom 
lliumhty,  ,1.  Kev.  New  <Teriisalem  Ch. 

(•'Farrell,  near  Taylor 
DiiKuan,  .M.  K.  il.S.I>.  ass't  pastor  St. 

Kridxet's  Church 
Durham,  II.  IIiv.  ass't  pastor  St.  Fran- 
els'  Cliureh,  (IwellliiK  .Mil  Green 
Kanaii.  F.  1>.  jinstorSt.  .lames'  Kplseo- 

lull  Free  Cliureh,   Dashaway  Hall, 

Ilush  nr  Kearny 
F.asloii,  (;.  .\.  Kev.  ass't  pastor  Graeo 

(.'alhedral.  iIh  ellliix  UKI6  I'lne 
Fackler,  .1.  (i.  Kev.  pastorCeiilral  I'res- 

hyterlan  Cliiireli,  dwl  37  FItlh 
FltzKirald,  O.  I'.  Kev.  pastor  Minna  St, 

.M.  K.  Church,  dw  I  Franclseo  near 

liiiiiont 
Gallauliei',   H.    I'.    Uev.    St.    ,Iosepli'» 

Church,  dwl  Tenth  near  Folsoin 
Galhmher,  ,1.   A.  Kev.   pastor  St.  ,Io- 

seph's  t'hurch,  residence  Tenth  nr 

Folsoin 
(ilhiiey,  Thos.  Kev,  nss't  St,  Patrick's 

Chureli 
(illison,  .M.   M.  Kev.  I'nlted   I'reshytc- 

rlan  Church,  T27  .Maiket 
Gooihvlii,  II.  Kev.   ass't  Grace   Cathe- 
dral, dwellliii.'  N'iH  Callt'oriiia 
Graham,  Kohert  Kev.  pastor  Disciples 

of  Christ  Church 
Grey.  P.  ,1.  Kev.  St.  .Alary's  CoUego 
Ilarker,  (i.  M.  Kev.   pastor  Wesleyan 

Church,  dwl  corner  Hlckor.v  and 

North  Avenue 
IlarriuKton,  .1.  Uev.  St.  Mary's  Cathe- 
dral 
Hendrlekson,  C.  K.  Kev.  Secoiul  Kaptlst 

Church 
Henrv,  II.  A.  Kev.  Sherlth  Israel,  dwl 

I'M  (ireen 
llllil,.l.  II.  Kev.   pastor  Central  .Meth. 
I        Kpls.  Church,  dwl  HH  Tehama 
|IIod).'es,   J.   K.   Kev.  ass't  St.  Francis 

Church,  dwl.'iKI  (ireen 
Howell,  I'hunias  Kev.  u'oloridi  pastor 

Thiiil  Ilaptist  Church,  dwl  Oak  he- 
tween Taylor  and  Mason 
Kip,  W.  InKiiiham   KiKht  Uev.  Hishop 

Kplscopal,  dwl  33H  Second 
l.oomis,  ,\.  W.   Kev.  Chinese  Mission- 
ary, dwl  XKcorStockton  Biid  Sac 
I.udlow.  ,1.  P.  Kev.  pastor  Post  SI.  llap- 
llst Church,  dwl  Ilvde  near  Hush 
.Marasehl,.\.  Kev.  S..T.  St.  iKiiatius.dwl 

S  H  Market,  bet.  Fourth  and  Filth 
.McCiillouKh,  .lolin  Kev.  chaplain  St. 

.Mary's  Hospital 
Miller,  fc.  K.  Kev.  .Meth  Kpls  Clinreh, 

.Minna,  het  Fourth  ami  Finii 
Mollnier,  J,  Kev,  Notre  Daine  des  Vie- 

loires,  dwl  Knsh  nearSloikton 
Moore,  .1.  .1.  Kev.  (colored)  M.  K.  Zion, 

dwl  331  mion 
Mooshake,  F.  Kev.  German  Lutheran, 

dwl  '24.1  Stevenson 
Nerl,.l.  Kev.  St.  I|.'iiatius'  Colloue 
O'Fcrrall,  M.  K.  Kev.  St.  lifiiallus'  Col- 
lege 
O'XelTl,  Thomas.  Kev.  paslor  St.  Urld- 

ffet's  Church,  cor  llroadway  and 

Van  Ness  .\venuc 
Prenderitast,  .lolin  Rev.    St.    Francis" 

Church,  Mission  Dolores 
rutiiam.K.  F  rector  Church  of  Advent, 

6'21  Folsom 


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K«wi'll..lii»'|ili,ilwl  llueCalininiln      I 
Hawiclli',   II.   A.    Kcv.    piihliir  rnhm 

Hiiiiiiri'  llajilliit  C'li.  (Iwl  NIO  Taylor 
Hcuiliirr,  II.   St.   Ki'V.   iiiihtiir  Iluwiinl 

I'ri'Kliylcrlaii  (iliiiri'li 
Hkliiiicr,  •).  A.  lli'V.   pantiir  Klmt  I'rcH- 

liyti'l'liiii  ('hilivli,  clwl  NIH  I'liwcli 
HIatti'ry,  W.  Kt'V.  iiiMtor  MlnMuii  Diilo- 

ri'ii  tMiiiri'li 
Hmllli,  A.  II.  U>'V.  (colored)  liimtorZliin 

Cliuri'li,  ilwi'lMiiK  Ull)  tlaitori 
Slarr,  M.  It.  Ki-v.  (C'uiik.)  <i>r  Second 

anil  llryant 
fltt'ldiliiH,  llii'allo  Kt'V.  paHtor  (riillu- 

rlnni  (Iciiry  iicnr  Sloikton 
Htuni',  A.  I,.  Ui'V.  pantor  Flrnt  CoiiKrc- 

Kiillonal  Church,  Iinponi  and  I'ul 
StronihurK,  N.  Itev.  (icrinan  Kiitheran, 

dwi'lllnKTOftStocklon 
TliomaH.  K.  Kcv.  dwi'llinif  IIOH  MaMiii 
llriny,  \V.  ."4,  Kcv.  piiHiorNl.  I'..  Chiirili, 

Ml>Nlcin  nr  Mni'lii'nlli 
WiKlHwiiiili,  f'harli'it  Ucv.   1>.I>.  niistor 

Ciiharv  I'lcsliylcrlaii  Clilircli,  dwi 

»'i(l  I'Ini 
Wuril,  I'hiiniaH  M.  I).  Ucv.  (colored)  M. 

IC.  dwcllhm  Kti  IIUNh 
Wiirrcn,.).  II.  Kcv.  402  Krinit 
WelKler,  .\.  Kcv.  pu«tor  t'oiii{rc(!alloii 

Kinaini-Kl 
Well",  .s.  T.  Kev.   Liirkln  Street  Jl.  K. 

Chiircli 
Willlain-'oii,  l>.  S.  Kcv.  paHtor  Dutch 

Kcl'oi'incd  Church,  dwl  MW  Cal 
Willlamxon,  It.  W.  (.Mcth    Kpls.)   iK 

MNklon 
Wolf,  S.  Ucv.  St.  Itonlfaecdl.  C.  (ier- 

tnaiii  ill  Suiter 
Wyatt,  C.  It.  Kev.  Trinity  Church,  dwl 

Hi'i  Itush 
Wythe. . I.   II.   Kcv.  pastor  I'owell  St. 

M.  K.  Church  (ahaciit) 

Cloaks  and  Mantillas. 

[See  alKo  .Millinery  (ioodii.J 
Ilcrkowil/.  M.  (IJfi  Sacramento 
lIcrnHtehi.  S.  1U12  Stockton 
i'.hrhanl.  A.  41  Tliinl 
(ioldHUi'ili  ,V'  Co.  KIH  Sacramento 
•lonaHsoo,  Mi-yiTtV  Co.  It)  .Mont 
I.ey.yuHkl.  I..  ii'M  Saernnu'nto 
MoitcnMcrii.  .M.  41U  Kearny 
Ney,  ,1.  I,.  14  MonlKoniery  | 

Kolicrt.  ,1.  I),  lin  .M(>nl;(onieT>- 
UuHenldail,  S.  12;i  ,Montt(oniery  1 

Sullivan, Thoman it  Vn.2'  Montttomery  | 
Wurklii  Ini.  .M.  it:  Co.  tilS  liucrainentoi 

and  m  .MonlKimiery  | 

Clocks.    Importers.  I 

[See  also  Jewelers;  also  Watches.]     I 

COr.l.IXS,  C.  E.  it:  CO.  HO:t  Jlont  , 

Iluynes  it  Lawton,  NK  corner  .Santoni 

and  .Mcnhant  > 

HerliiKhl,  It.  HiBkearny 
Lehinann.  tleorj;!'.  .VW  Sacramento 
,liisephl.  I.  ,t  Co.  641  Washlnulon  I 

SWAIN,  K.  A.  &  Co.  cor  San  and  I'ii.e 
WENZKL,  II.  (see  iulv.  pUKc  clxlli.'  .)U3i 

Bloiitifonivry  I 

Clothes  'WrinRors.  | 

AKXOI.K,  N.  S.  it  CO.  .IflB  Ilalter>         | 
WAKI>,  .1.  Ii  CU.  (8ee  odv.  pai;ecxxl.\)i 
New  York) 

Clothing,  Maohiue  Card. 

STKTSOS.  i:Vi:KErr(8ec  adv.  p:iKes 
cxxiv  and  :1M4)  Walpolu,  Muss. 

OlothinK.     irAo{e«a/e  Jobbers. 

[•Importers.] 

AM:.\'ANI»1:K,  J.  .t  CO.  312  Sansom 
•ItAIHiKK  it   LINDKNUKItUEK,  41.') 

Italtery 
•HATM,  .1.  &  ItHO.  .123  California 
Oohliner  ItroH.  3l)tiCalil'orniu 
•Cohn,  Henry  A'  Co.  413  and  415  Sac 
Cohn,.l.<t  I.  2'2H  Italtery 
Colman  llros.  304  Kaltery 
•Dahlman,  C.  A  Co.  413  Sacramento 
•FECMIIEIMEK,  liOOKKlNl)  *  CO. 

m  llaUerv 
HAAS,  S.  it  CO.  (sec  ailv.  page  111) '2-23 

MonlKomery 
•lacohN,  ,1.  414  Saeramenlo 
Makuhowskl,  I.  300  Callt'onila 
MenniuKs  it  Itrewster,  222  and  '2*24  Bat 
*KlnK,  I',  it  Hro.  213  and  2l.t  lluttiry 
*Kohn,  .M.  it  t'o.  cor  Itattcry  and  Sac 
Levi,  M.  414  Sacramento 


•.Maver,  S.  A  Hm.  m  California 
•.MI'lAll.  ,1.  K.  it  Co,  N  W  eor  Suimom 

and  WasldiiKlon  and  20U  ,Mont 
•.Meyer,  Win.  A  Co.  eor  Sac  and  San 
•Kefnslein  it  .Maniloek,  310  Cullfornia 
•KI'ltltKK  CI.olillNCI  CO.   (ruhher) 

I  IN  iMonlMoiiiery 
•Sclialerit  Hro.  Mil  Saeramciito 
•.Sehollc  llros.  4UA  and  407  Sacramento 
•."tELKlMAN,  J.  it  Vn.  Ill  Italtery 
•SIIEK.MAN,  W.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  pa«e 

clxlv)  412  Snnsom 
*Sielidnirt,  W,  it  I.  3il  Sai^raincnto 
•Strauss,  I.',  it  Co.  31.'>Sneniinenlo 
•TOKI.AS,  WISE  it  CO.  3lwCallfornl« 
•Well  it  l..vy,  (113  Siu'iamcnlo 

Olothlnfc.    JloiiBor  Chililren. 

ItcHsev,  K.  W.  .Mrs.  10  Second 
CIcmeniH.  M.  .Miss,  l,V2  Third  and  134 

Kcainy 
Kldd,  M.  It.  .Mrs.  l.VI  .Second 
Klilchcr,  C.  .\.  I  .Mimldoincry 
Krieillander,  II.  (lnranls')4  .Mnnt 
lliipklns,  C.  I,  Mrs.  ■.'■2'i  Kearny 
l.ampinaii  ,t  Itauiiall,  lo.t  Kearny 
1. 1. in,. I.  Miss  (inliinis') 057  Clay 
l.ocKWooll,  II.  .M.  it  CO.  024  Clay 
Hoc,  .M..I.  Mrs.  l!i.->'l'hlrd 
Koscnthalit  Co.  14  Second 
Walsh,  M.  Mrs.  27  Fourth 

Clothing.    Slannfiiclurers. 

Itarnett,  llerliiier  it  Co.  21U  I'lne 
Ill-own,  II.  22M  Italierv 
Keehheliner,  (iomlklnd  it  Co.  222  Itat 
Weidenrieli  it  l.ehniun,  4U(>  Sunsoin 

Clothing.    Oil. 

Appel,  S,  2U,'i  Saeramenlo 

Clothing.    Iletail. 

[•Imporlcrs.] 
.Vhrahanis,  Louis.  10  Clay 
Acher,  A.  V.  72.t  llallcry 
Alexanilir,  S.  O.  cor  l>u|i  and  Jackson 
.Mcxandi  r,  T.  H2:i  Kearny 
Arnhelin,  S.  3|.t  raclllc 
Asher,  S.  14  Stewart 
ItadI,  Morris,  !m  and  ,V27  Cuiumerclal 
liauin,  J.  .M?  Coniincri'lal 
llloeli,  A.  It.  1107  Dupiint 
Illock,  John,  Mi  Kearny 
Ithiin,  I.  411  .Mont)ioniery 
Cam,  Samuel,  40'lhlnl 
Cllron,  .M.  I.  131  I'aeltle 
Clavliiiri;.  A.  .V23  Sacramento 
Cllllc,  S.  it  Co.  2HStewail 
Cohen,  llciirv,  414  C'lninii  rclal 
Ciihcn,  Jiiiiics,  l.VI  Sicwart 
Cohen,  William,  012  Kearny 
Cidin,  I,.  417  Commercial 
Cohn,  l.ouls,  743  I'aeillc 
Cohn.  .M.4i3  Conimerclal 
Cohn,  M.  .M3  Commercial 
Cohn,  M.  II.  131JiU'kson 
Cohn,  .H.  ,100  Commercial 
Cohn,  Stnion  hlti  Ciiiiimcrclal 
•Colman  llros.  cor  Mont  and  Wash 
Conkllii)!,  <i.  W.  714  .Moniiiomi  rv 
Conllner,  C.  1..  20!*  .Monlt-'onicry 
Dake,  E.  C.  .V4I  Washlniilon 
Davis  ,t  Schat'er  ((jiilney  Hull)  J45-M0 

WashliiKton 
Davis.  .Marks  607  I'aeillc 
Diiiikel,  K.  I2N  Thinl 
Estrem,  Joseph,  Hti  Kearny 
Fedcr,  K.  2MSIewarl 
Felt;,  l.ouls,  10  Sansom 
Fliiel,  S.  I  .MiintKoini  ry 
Fleishman  ft,  Kaunnun,  ,'>4  Third 
Folk,  Levi,  40  First 
Frank,  E.  213  I'aeltle 
Franklin,  (icorKc,  ,tll  Davis 
UEIlt    A    LI:D0KFF  (see  adv.  dept. 

paKccvl)  l,t  Third 
tillhcrt.  M.  ACo.  ,MThlnI 
Ooodman  A  Lindner,  23,t  Kenrny 
Oottmnn,  Samuel,  !I22  Kearny 
Orecii  A  Seller,  631  Market 
(ireeii,  II.  ,'il!)  Davis 
II A  AS,  S.  A  CO.  (see  lUlv.  patte  U\)  223 

MonlKomery  and  ,V27  Kearny 
Harris  A  Xevl,,W7  Davis 
Harris,  Isaac,  613  Davis 
Harris,  .Marks,  327  I'aeltle. 
Harris,  Samuel,  212  Stewart 
Harshall,  Oustaf,  144  Thlt^l 
•Heuston,  Hastlnxs  A  Co.  21  Mont 
Hintze,  Isaac,  3U7  Kearny 
Hudson,  Clcorge  It.  A  Co.  327  Sansom 


Ilyains.  f1.  J.  431  Monluoniery 

Ichoii,  Edward  F.  fMASiinsoin 

Isaac,  II.  433  I'aeltle 

Isaacs,  Allicrt,  1103  Kearny 

Isaacs,  S.  AOA  Jackson 

Israel,  Harris,  |2N  I'aelllo 

Jacolm,  A.  '2-27  racltic 

Jaeohs,  D.  4  Sicwart 

Jaeolis,  Morris,  Ml  t'aellli' 

JOSEI'II  A  FIOEL,  eor  I'lne niidMiiiit 

Kohlman  A  •iaIliiKcr,  300.MoiilKomery 

Kopp  A  Million,  723  Clav 

l.aU,  S.  310  rnclllc 

Levy,  L.  007  Davis  I 

Lcs/.lnsky,  Sarah, 202  I'aclllu  I  i 

Levy,  A.  403  Commercial  I  | 

Lew,  llcnjamin,  61,1  i'aeillc  I , 

Li'vv,  Henry,  llOThlnl  I  | 

Levy,  .M.  II.  A  llros.  333  East 

Lewis,  Davis,  22  Jackson  j 

LInilcnIiaiini,  ,1.  2A2  Stewart  ' ' 

•Lot  KWOOD,  IIAKVKY  M.  ACO.e24 

Clay 
Lohniann  A  Mocsta,  644  Clav 
•LiiVELASD,  I.  ACO.2ll.Mont 
.Marks,  llcnrv,  24  Stewart 
Mariln, John  M.  ,V2K  Saeramenlo 
*.MEAI),  J.  K.  A  CO.  eor  Munip.in.n 

and  iliish  and  cor  Sansom  and  tViisli 
Memlelson.  E.  233  racltle 
'.Meyer,  William  A  Co.  Oil!  Clav 
.Mcj  crstein  A  Lowcnliei').',  300  Kcariiv 
.Mcyerslclii.  Henry.  .137  Kiiiiiiy 
.Mieliacl.  Isaac,  2(HI  Fourlh 
MIcliels,  M.  .Mrs.  741  raellle 
.MorKiiisicrn,  S.  eor  Front  and  raelflc 
.Morris,  II.  12.1  Fourlh 
Niilhan.  S.  IlllSlewart 
NEWIIALLA  ItKOOKS,  722  Mont 
I'auc,  Kolierl,  NiH  .Minilifonnrv 
I'ciscr,  I.  A  N.  eor  .Mont  anil  Ilush 
I'elser,  S.  230  .Monl«iinierv 
I'eyscr,  II.  40.1  I'aeltle 
riiicus,  .Morris,  302  and  316  I'aeltle        ;  (I 
I'hilo,  D.  307  East  '  !l 

I'latshek,  J.  .1,17  Commercial 
Knphael,  Isaac,  .DM  llavis 
li'ios.  II.  .120 .Sacramento 
Koper,  Daniel,  40.1Commi'rcial 
Kosenllial.  Marx    14  Second 
•SIIEK.MAN.  W.  A  Co.  (see  adv.  |ia;;i' 

clxlv  I  412  Sansom  i 

Simons,  L.  .Mrs.  122.1  Diipont 
Solomon,  Louis,  4H  Stewart  1 

Sli  In,  Samuel.  103  I'aeillc 
Sionc,  M.  411  Commercial 
Simus,  Marx.oTliinl 
Sweet  A  Sulton,  ft;i3  Washington 
VoKci,  llcnjamin,  720  Front 
Woir  .Morris,  421  East 

Cloths  and  Woolen  Ooods. 

[•  linportcrs.    See  also  Dry  (liiiiclii..i 
Levy,  .M.  bOH  Sacranicnio 
Nev,  J.  L.  A  Co.  14  .Monltfotni  rv 
•I'ON  I'ON,  DkAKCE  L,  KIO  Clay 
•.STinX,  SIMON  A  CO.  iMeadv.  liauo 

lllll  KI2  Saeninicnio  and  631  ('i>iii     • 
•ri.LMANN,  .M.  A  CO.  (see  iwlv.  paiii' 

illx  I  62N  Saeramenlo 
•WEILL  A  SON  (see  adv.  p.  xcv)  616 

Saeramciito 

Coal  Oil. 

[•Importers.] 
•DELL.   CKANNA    A    CO.    (see  lulv. ; 

Iront  coven  ,113  Fionl 
•DIETZ,  A.  C.  A  CO.  ,111)  Front  urid  X[ 

•IIAYW.VKD,  COLEMAN  A  CO.  411 

Front 
•IIOLU'lt.  A.  A  CO.  ."iOl  Front 
•STANFOKD    IIKOS.   (see   adv.  paff 

cxlvlll)  121  Calit'ornia  I 

.STOTT,  A.  (see adv.  eixlx )  ,112 .Saiisom 
SWAIN,  K.  A.  A  CO.  eor  line  and  San  i 
Vagts,  (J.  I42H  .Stockton  and  144  Fuurlli  j| 

Coal  Yards. 

[See  also  Wood  and  Coal] 
.tnderson,  Thomas,  737  Jackson 
llELLINtniA.M  IIAY  COAL  L'0.(««! 

adv.  page  ell  I  212  Clay  I 

IILACK  dFA.MOND  (;0AL  MIXIMi^ 

<IO.  (see  lulv.  imite  eii)  212  Clay 
CHANDLEK,  U.  U.  (see  adv.  piiBi'  lis' 

I IH  I'aclllu  ' 

DOYLE,  J.  K.  (sccadv.  page  Ixxxviii 

413  I'acinc 
DW  YEU  A  CO.  541  California 
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KLANAOAN,  E.  (ARPnt;  ico  adv.  pngol  MnnlKomrry,  Ocn.  (1,604  Mcrchnnt 
xtlll  «0H  MnnlKomcry  Miirnc,  A.  C.  410  I'lii^ 

'•■•'—■ 0'(;AI,I,A(111A\,  I).  A.  CO.  4M  Mont 

I'dttlt,  <).  It.  4l7niiKh 
I'lilvi'niinii,  II.  HI4  Miiiitunmcry 
Uciiiili',  <l.  ttl4  .MiiiilL'iimory 
.SCWAKT/,  ll.Ul:i  Slnrkt't 
Hinltli,  M.  707  Chiy 

.<<1'AII,IHN(1,<'.  A.  WH  Monlffompry 
'I'liylor,  I'.  W.  .M  KxcliiinKu  Uiillilliig 
Whuiiukii,  II.  Hl»  Mt'rrhmit 


GBKKMK"'!)  A   NKWHAIKU   (»(0 

ivlv.  piiKi'lvllHciirMnrkctaiiilMnlii 

uiurjIw.siiiiMiin 
Haute  \  KIrk.B  lloiilo 
IIi'iiili'rHDii,  •>.  NtlH  WunhlnKtnn 
Jnfff,  I..  Hi)  SuttiT 
JOIINMDN,  J.  M.  («oc  ndv.  pago  cllll) 

M  Jui'kauii 
Miirllz,  M.  (iiKPnt)20fl.Saiii<i>Tn 
I'KI'K,  (1.  II.  ("!■>•  ixlv.  piiKu  Ixxvl)  cor 

llriMiilwjiy  mill  NunMini 
I'l.NK'l',  •!.   (Huu  ulv.   piiKu  clxt.x)  14 

KrcniDiit 
KAMMDKM.,  11.  II.  (SL'C  nilv.  Ilx)  110 

illK'kXKll 

Roiiiiti'lili  •liilin  (ncaloa  nnil  atiirnifc) 

oor  K<)'niiiii  iiiiil  .Spciir 
Rlmliilr  {i  Mdiiily,  'Hi  Clay 
HTiiIlM,  ('.  :«t»  MontijiimiTy 
ThomhMMi,  H.  A.  .V  Cfii.  Ii«  .Sutler 
Vim  Wliiklf,  I. ».  ik  Cu.  cur llattury  ami 

llllHll 

Wlil|>|il>'.  H-  U.  MlKKlon  nr  llculoaiid  m 

flllllHdIII 

WOLK  UUOS.  19  llaltory 

Coffee  Faotoriea. 

BKRNAKl),  (.!.  (hcv  wIv.  puKu  zi  II)  707 

dllllKnlll 
KOMIKK.  JAMKS  A.  *  ('O.?20  Front 
Unti'H,  II.  Kititli',  110  Kri'iiiiint 
(llllltA  KDKLM,  1>.  A  CO.  4IA  Juck^on 
Miinli'ii  iV  .Myrk'k,  Sue  nr  I'ruiit 
mri'liti!  ii.  Co.  'i.tHi'i'iinil 
TvliT,  H.  II.  IIU  Krciiinnt 
VK.NAUII,  CI.  (svu  lulv.  page  dill)  627 

Kroiit 
Zwick  &  liocvon  (extract)  7'.'5  Udwy 

Coffbe  Houaes. 

CSecalmi  UenlnurantH.] 
Antonuvli'h,  V.  ciirClnv  nnil  H'.ikHt 
lIcKsiiii,  V.  .V  <1.  .ViU  .Meri'lmiit 
lllllilllscicil,  II.  N.  71.'>  DuviH 
llrotvii,  V.  1>.  A17  KiiHt 
Itriiwii.Juliii,  144Wtewnrt 
Chlciivlili,  I'eli'i-,  cnr  I'ae  anil  Dnimni 
Coilil  A  Cii.  !13«  Kearny 
Oiistiiilhi,  li.  our  tliini  unci  I.eiileHilorfT 
DewliiiMiilx,  l''..V»7  WiwIiliiKtim 
Drolmz,  M./Mi:iKanl. 
Kllleli,  J.  ei>r  Cunniiereialanil  Kant 
Oaiieovleli,  tien.  .V^ll  llavlN 
(luliener,  li.  II.  cur  KliiK  anil  TliinI 
Hanson,  o.  W.  cur  Mereliuiit  anilKitat 
HoiliKiierlel,  N.  WS Kearny 
l|>«'lii\tek.  (I.  lOMIewiirt 
Joliiisiin,  K.  A.  .VII  KiiHt 
Jury,Julin.V  llru.  fiii  Merchant 
Morton,  II.  K.  IU7-lacksi>n 
I'everiiila,  ('.  1402  Diipunt 
I'rehle,  A.  Ilattcry  nr  Kllbcrt 
Riwlovleli,  A.  cur  Stewart  and  MixMim 
IfauinuHHen,  JaineK,  cur  Mcreliaut  and 

Kast 
RIMMONno,  I,.  107  I'uclllc 
Rimnliuhni,  J.  HtIA  Kea  I'.y 
Slelielilz,  N.  4  llnuulnxy 
l!zovieh,Juhii,4l»  Davis 

Coffin  Warehouaea. 

r.IlAY,  V.  (Ncc  adv.  pane  cl)  (Ml  Snc 
MASSKY,  A.  isee  ttilv.  page  IvIjSJl  Sac 

Oolleotora. 

ALLEN,  W.  H.  (HOC  ailv.  poRC  cxill)  608 

MoiitKoniery 
Andemoii,  F.  C.  ,M7  Was'  inntun 
Asliton,  I'liarlen,  4112  ('a-     .rnla 
llnlliniier,  John,  604  Klu    lant 
('nilliiKtun,  W.  II.  KI3  Kearny 
DesHiui,  J.  til7  CIny 

Keiiiieli,  Mariiii,  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
KoKle,  (1. 11.614  MuiitKuinery 
Kruser.tCi).  saa  Clay 
•lanlner,  (;.  A.  604  Merchant 
(lay,  Charles,  432  Calli'urnla 
Ureon,  •!.  L.  II  KxchaiiKR  llnllding 
«U)hee,  K.  .\..ViHMi>nluoinery 
llanllnK.S.  C.  623  Merchant 
Hawea,  (I.  cur  Saniiom  and  Jackson 
Hilton,  J.  417  llniih 
Hnmnan,  J.  A.  &  i:o.  62,1  Merchant 
Le  Marc,  J.  .1. 1'acltlc  Crult  Market 
LKKDS,  M.  1'.  *  CD.  331  Mimliiuinery 
Maillson  ft  Ilurke,  31BMont){i>mcry 
McCOMBK,   .iDllN    (Hcu    adv.    page 

clvllDOUMontguincry 
McUuglilln  &  J  cuklnii,  614  Mont 


CoUegea. 

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CALIFOKMA  COLLKtilATK  INNTI- 

IT'IK  iHee  adv.  pauu  cxili  MIhh  M. 

I.4tniniunil,  64  Silver 
Cliarli  iiiagne  (prlvutei  Udwy  nr  Stock 
CIlv.Kev.  l»r.  llMrri)wes,curtieary  and 

.Hlucktun 
I'ACIKIC  Ul'.SlNKSS.K.  1".  lleald,7»l 

Market  (aee  ailv.  p.  cxlll) 
St.  iHiiatlUH',  Market  nr  Fourth 
St.  Mary's,  old  Man  ■lone  Uuad 
'I'Dland  Medical,  StoektuniirCliestiint 
I'niuii,  Dr.  It.  1.  lluddart.ftOl  Seciind 

Commeroial  Agenoiea. 

[Sec  Merciuillle  ABelules.] 

Oommiasion  Merohanta. 

[See  MerchaiilH.] 

Oommiaaionera,  Deeda. 

[Sec  also  Nulnrles  I'uldli'.J 
Andrewi",  W.  O.  626  Muntuomery 
lliii'Nluw,  A,  24  MuntKi'inery  liluck 
lllveii,  Itasey,  .507  Calltiiriita 
IILIKID,  J.  II.  23  and  24  .Mont  lllnck 
Flklier,  lieurKe,  eur  Muiit  and  ilackson 
(iariilhs,  J.  II.  .V26  Waxhinglon 
(iiinnan,  •lulin,  610  Merchant 
tiuuld,  A.S.  .V2N('lay 
IIAFI,  K.  K.  (nee  lulv.  page  XX)  33  Kx- 

ehaiige  linlliliiiKs 
IIAKiUT.IIKNUY,  617 Clay 
lluefner,  W.  627  .Menliaiil 
Knox.O.  T.  613  Munitiuniery 
l.uwtun,  W.  W.  404  Montguniery 
Mllllkcn,  I.  r.  60H  Merchant 
yuarlivt,  W.  A.  327  Muiilxuinery 
Sawyer,  <).  V.  cur  Clay  ami  Muiit 
sinton,  It.  II.  407  Calilbrnla 
SAIITII,  N.  P.  (see  mlv.  page  xlll)  014 

Muiitguniery 
SteveiiMiin,.!.  1).  614  Merchant 
Sutter,  K.  V.  60H  Minitgonieiy 
Taylur,  J.  M.636  Clay 
I'lilliault,  K.  J.  60.1  .Montgomery 
While,  .luhii,  602  Washlligtun 
WIHlanis,  A.  !M  Clay 

Commiaaionera,  U.  S. 

(iOllllAM,  (iKO.  C.  Merehanln'  Ex- 

chuiiKe  llnlldiiig 
Sullivan,  1>.  T.  Merchants'  Kx  lldg 

Oompoaition  Booflng. 

N.  K.  FKLT  KOOFlNi.  COMI'AXY 
sec  adv.  page  cxxlll  S  Liberty  •Si|. 
luston 

Gonfeotior.era. 

Allireeht,  K.  1006  Foiso  u 
.^ngus,  C.  A2.1  Davis 
Uehrc,  II.  C.  210  Stockton 
llernhelni  .t  Khrenpl'urt,  408  Clay 
lloiith,  N.  II.  .^i  Co.  20  Kearnv 
llKKCIIAItD.C.  (sec  adv.  page  cvl)  411 

Davi.H 
lloiisonet,  M.  42  Fourth 
Uracil,  (t.  A.  122H  Stockton 
Canty  A  Wagner,  113  Mont 
CIII.'IICH  fi   CI,AKK(»eeadv.  p.  xlx) 

4(>7  Front 
Coley  A  Dearhom,  121  Fourth 
Donnelly,.!.  F.  112  Konrny 
(larlund,  M.  II.  76.1  Market 
Cerhard,  H.  3  Dupiint 
(i(K)D,  C.  A  CO.  736  Washington 
Hanson,  A.  ().  8-26  Washington 
Igel,  L.  13l»  Stockton 
llllg,  Wni.  Washington  nr  Stockton 
.loh,  I'oter,  cor  Montgomery  and  Hush 
.lones,  W.  77  Fourth 
Lculii  A  (laspcr,  1004  Diiiiont 
Lcimerl,  Louis,  142  Third 
Slereer,  C.  II.  127  Sec'il  and  ,118  Kearny 
MILKY  A  I'KUUIN,  .121  Kearny 
I'oehhnan,  W.  104  Second 


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430  Sansiini 
Itoss,  A.  L.  121  Third 
Salomon  A  Vo.  413  Commercial 
Sniltii,  F.  I4'26  siiH'k'n  and  13:10  Dupont 
Smith,  .lane  Mm.  1464  Sluektun 
Swain,  K.  It.  140  Seeuiid  and  .1  Kramy 
Tuner,  K.  Sixth  nr  llrannan 
Vogeley,  J.  A  llro.  46  Secr.iil 
Wagner,  M.  Mrs.  44'i  Thin 

Oonaula. 

Austria,  R.  Ilochkotler. '201  Front 
linden,  II.  IlansaniMnn,  '2'20  Front 
llavnrla,  C.  F.  Melilus,  4'JI  llnltery 
llelgiiini,  F..  Herri,  MV  cor  .Montgom- 
ery and  Connnen  inl 
llreinen,  C.  .\.  C.  Duisenherg, 210  Front 
Ciilll,  II.  Ilarrollliel,  .U1  Clay 
Costa  Ulea,  S.  II.  (ireeiie,  ION  Front 
DKNMAKK,    (1.    C'llAKA  TAAFFE, 

43-2  Caiirornia 
F.cuador,  Daniel  Woolf  (absent) 
FHANCE,    C.    F.    DkCAZo'ITK,    434 

Jackson 
C.reat  llrltnin,  W.  L.  Hooker,  4'28  Cal 
lluateinuln,  S.  II.  llreeiie,  108  Front 
IIAMHrUII,<i.ZIKL,  12-2  Ciilll'ornia 
llnniiver,  V.  F.  Melilns  (acting)  421  Hat 
Hawaiian  Islands,  C.  K.  Hitchcock,  4'24 

lliittery 
Hesse  Ciissel.C.  F.  Mebliis,42l  Hattery 
HF.SSIA,  (i.  ZIKL,  122  Calllornla 
Honduras,  Wllllain  V.  Wells,  6I'J  Clay 
Italy,  (1.  II.  Cerr»tl,M7  Jiiekson 
•liipan,  v..  W.  Ilrooks,  n\V  cor  Sansom 

and  .Merchant 
Lnlieek,  C.  F.  .Melilus,  421  Hattery 
.Mecklenburg  Sehwerln,  J.  DcFrcmory, 

407  Mereliaiit 
.MF..\ICO(Knipiro)  M.  C.IILLEN,  502 

Wualilngtun 
Mexico  (Kipulillc)  J.  A.  (lodoy,  413 

I'ine 
SiiNsau,  C.  C.  FInkler.  637  Washington 
Netlierluiiils,  J.  DeFri  Tiierv,  407  Mereh 
New  i;ranadH.  .V.  II.  (illdi'iiieeNter,  60S 

Waxhlngtun 
Norway,  (ieurge  C.  Julinson.  ,13  Hat 
oldenliurg,  II.  Ilaiissiimiiii,  220  Frunt 
I'eru,  .M.  Kiinilrez,  314  Hush 
I'lirlugal,  H.  N.  Hytield,  407  Tehama 
I'russla,  H.  llaiiHsiiiaiiii,'220  Frunt 
I  Uiissla,  .M.  Kllnkul'stroiii,  ,116  Wash 
Sun  Siilvadur.  li.  W.  Ilealii,  110  Front 
Sardinia.  H,  Davidsun,  cur  .Montgom- 
ery and  Commercial 
Saxony,  II.  MIchels,  cor  Montgomery 

niid  .Market 
Sa.xuiiy  Aiilinlt,  11.  Hehr.  (>,1<l  Wash 
Spain,  C.  Martin,  412  Muntgoiiiery 
Sweden,  lleorgc  C.  Joliiisoii.  33  lliit 
Switzerland,  A.  De  Stouts,  42(t  llattcrv 
rnlteil  States  ul'Cohinibla,  F.  Hcrrerii, 

126  Second 
Wurlemburg,  I.  Womiser,  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front 

Contractor  8. 

Hnllentlne,  James,  Mnth  nr  Market 

Hatenian,  .M.  C.  City  Hospital 

Hergcr,  (I.  212  I'ost 

Hergson,  O.  Ill  LeidesdorIT 

HiOMlell,  (i.  W.  6,10  Howard 

lliatlner,  J.  J.  42.1  Third 

Hones,  J.  W.  40  Minna 

Hownian,  W.  O.  curner  Townacnd  and 
Crook 

Hrcnuan,  M.  T.  11  Hitch 

Hrlilge,  M.  319  Hush 

Ilrooks  A  Hughes,  804  Hush 

llrowell,  J.  MO  Clay. 

Ilrowii,,!.  (niglit  work)  11.1  Kearny 

Hrowii,  W.  11.  (night  work)  Itassette 
I'lacc  No.  3 

Huckley,  James,  .1'28  Montgomery 

CARK,  W.  B.  A  CO.  410  Montgomery 

Cochrane,  J.  '2'23  Fourth 

Corcoran,  Wllllain,  325  I'Ino 

Cottle,  F.  1).  125  Fifth 

Curtis.  J.  r.  320  Jackson 

DOIKiE,  FRANCIS  (see  ailv.  page  civ) 
669  MIsalon 

ECKKllT  A  CARRUTHERS,  cor  Sum- 
mer and  Kcamy 

Emery,  J.  S.  424  Hattery 

Evans,  W.  I'lcr2'«  Stewart 

Feaster  A  Co.  (night  work)  213  I'ino 

(iosling,  James,  '204  Montgomery 

Haskell,  J.  S.  316  .Montgomery 

llendrick,  C.  S.  Chestnut  nr  Kearny 

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Aliirkrl 
Hoy  <t  Moyii,  cor  Fulsom  iiiiil  Twelfth 
HouMtoii,  A.  11.  Mi  MiintKoiiu'rv 
Howo,  Williuin,  TM  llusli 
H  Yl  >  'i  .6  (I  I  h„s  lliU  (sue  ailv.  page  civ) 

61!)  .MiMiiin 
JoliiiHtdii,  .Sam  (niuht  '.vurk)  33  (ioary 
Jiinlnii,  1)1111.  oiT  Kearny  ami  Geary 
KellM,  W.  I''.  JO'i.IuckHon 
Kiiiiball  ltru«.  Vii  N'atoina 
I.iitlinip  .fe  W  linplo,  Wi  .MoiitKomory 
l.iiid. .).  O.  or'  .M.iHon  ami  (leary 
l.iit'kin,  J.  Jl. ^reliant  iir  Kast 
Mathc^vs  .'^  .Smith,  .571  MI«»lon 
Mcdlyiiii.  I).  (;.'.!«  Thhil 
.MeLau)ihliii,  ('.  -tOA  Calilbriiia 
Merrhiiaii.  It.  (i3!)  MIhsjiiii 
.MUehell,  W.  (iil;!ht  wi.rK)  140  Sutter 
Jloont,  II.  <".  A-  Co.  4>a  WaKhliiKlon 
Naitle,  li.  I).  Wi  MoiilBoinery 
North,  <l.  (1.  I'olrero 
Niiltiiiix.  ■!.  K.  714  .SaiMom 
O'Connor,  .lolm,  4.5  .Stevenson 
raekanl,  Cyrus,  32'J.laekson 
I'atriilBe,  II.  C.  316  Montgomery 
I'atton,  .J.  11.  eor  KoUoni  ami  .SLvleenth 
I'errv,  11.  K.  61»  Market 
I'lntt,  11.  K.  302  MoiitKomerv 
I'K.VIT  A  CO.  IIH  Waslihitjton 
I'reficott,  C.  .1.  lUK  l,eicle»ilortl' 
Prince,  A.  (i.  107  Montiiomerv  ISluck 
I'llnillc.  I).  S.  100  Kearny 
(iulnton,  ,1.  11.  1021  I'owell 
llielianls.  1.  (night  work)  421  Keaniy 
Kii'hanlMm.  W.  1..  iilO  Howard 
Kodols.  h'.  1012  Itattery 
liuslimore,  .V.  316  Montgomery 
Still,  Fulton  .t  Co.  I'ier  4  .Stewart 
.Stratton,  K.  .k  .1.  .S.  724  Harrison 
Sweenev,  .M.  San  .MiKUel  Station 
Swill,  \.  .1.  (nlKht  work)  Morso 
'I'lioiniison.  ilanieN.  6.'I7  .MlHsion 
Watkliis  .V;  Co.  KIOHi  I'ost 
Wldtimr,  K.  70S  Kearny 
Williar,  .M.  MO  Kush 
Wilson,  o.  Willow  iir  Kolsom 
Zleglcr,  J.  L.  615  Market 

Conveyancers. 

[See  also  Heeords.] 
llcatty,  8.  (J.  jr.  12  llarron's  linllOing 
llueliier,  W.  627  .Merehaiit 
Lovell,  K.  C.  .ViHCIav 
.N(dil.  .V.  23  Court  IMoek 
Koheri.t,  S.  s.  11  K.xeliannc  Uulldlni; 
Sehwarlz.  U.  613  .Market 
SMITH,  .N.  r.  614  Montt,'omery 

Cooking  Banges. 

[.See  also  Stives;  also  Meti.ls,  I'.tc.J 

LOCKK  .V  MOXT.\(iLK  (see  mlv.  pave 
xevili)  ilillattery 

Coopers. 

.Vmold,  K.  W.  70H  Front 
llini.'eiiheiiner,  C.  106  Davis 
Calil'oriiia    Wine    Cooperate    Co.    cor 

Coininerelal  and  Drumm 
Creiner, .(.  1'.  11.  41  Commercial 
Davis,  S.2IH. Mission 
Fll.D.V.  SON  A:  CO.  eor  C'oinniercial 

and  lirninm 
C.nnn.  William.  608  Itattery 
Handy,  1,.  A.  A  Co.  21  Commercial 
Jensen,  T.  C.  \M  Second 
.irZI.X,  L.  324,lackson 
KiMiiieilv,  .Matlliew,  508  Front 
Landry,  r.  110  Davis 
.Meyer..!.  1'   ltri>ailway  nr  Ualtery 
Neacle.  T.  1".  121  WasriliiKton 
Newman  ii  Handy,  Commercial  near 

Haltery 

O'Kiele, ,216  Commercial 

I'aleekl,  •loseph.  117  Waslilnixton 
Itetcaii..!.  1(.  207  Wasliinptun 
Hleek,  Henry,  Hl7  Uattiry 
Koacli.,1.  F.  40  ('ommereial 
Uuppi'iithal,  ,1.  C.  508  Davis 
Scliuinann,  11.  115  Sacramento 

Copper  Crush.1ng. 

IIOWLAND,  S.  M.  (see  ulv.  p»|{e  xl) 
•U  Calilornlu 

Coppersmiths. 

[Sec  also  Machinists:  also  lias  Fitters; 
also  riiimhers.J 


Ilepler,  F.  U.  421  Mission 
M.icKKN,  J  A.MKS,  226  Frei 


moiit 


Misfre,  Simeon,  837  Dupont 

Neil,  W.  35  Sacramento 

I'erey,  1'.  402  Market 

Key  Holds,  .M    Market  nr  Front 

Itevnolds,  Thomas,  ,506  Front 

Sniilh,  C.  VV., 520  Davis 

SNOOK,  (i.  .t  W.  806  Montgomery 

Copyists. 

[See  also  Teachers— renmanshlp.] 
lilake,  II.  C.  ,528  Clay 
Syin(nid9,.0. 1».  6.38  Clay 

Cordage. 

[See  also  Ship  <:iiaiidlers.] 

UAI.I.ADIE,  A.   S.  i  CO.  (wire)  412 

Clav 
SAN  FllANClSCO  COKD.ViiK  MAN- 

I'FAC  I'OUY,  I'olrero,  Tnhljs  A  Co. 

olllce  613  Front  (see adv.  page  .\lvi) 

Corks. 

[3ce  also  Drugs.] 
arilF.KIt.  F.  511  Sacramento 
WlNTKIt.  .lOllN  (sec  adv.  page  div) 
220  Hattery 

Corsets. 

[Sec  also  Millinery  and  Dress  Makers.] 
.Mexander,  L.  225  Kearny 
I'rotols.  F.  Mailaine,  7.55  Clay 
liiehiirds,  ,1.  Mailame,  625  Sacr.imento 
llichct,  J.  Miss,  ti;i3  .Saerainelito 

Costumera. 

CamplonI,  K.  7!2  Washington 
Fell,  C.  (Widow)  710  W.ishinglon 
K<M-nleld,  C.  733  Clav 
Tayh.r,  .Mrs.  WHI  Kearny 
Ternie,  .M   1..  Madame,  534  .Tackson 

^  Cctton  Batting. 

Mayer  .t  Sons  (Kxeelsior  racltlc)  Turk 
nr  O'Farrell,  oiHce  224  Saiiscvni 

Cotton  Qoods. 

HADC.KU  .t    MNDKMIKliOF.n,    415 
liallery 

Couplings.      Patent  Friction — 
Aliinu/iicturers. 

.MASON,  V.  W.  rrovldeiice.  It.  I.  (sec 
adv.  page  cxxvl) 

Crookery  and  Olassware. 

[♦  Importers.] 

Aiislln..Iohn,212  First 
Dailey,.!.  11.  1513  Stockton 
llecker,  <»"Seph.  227  Dupoiit 
•Itisagno  Itros.  420  Itattery 
Itlanchard.  ,1.  26  Third 
ItMiu'liard.  II.  1330  Dnpont 
♦Itrignardello  ,k  Itro.  b-23  facitlc 
llnvwn,  William.  .508  Market 
('aire,.!.  .530  Washlnuton 
Davldsim,  .M.  1235  Stockton 
(Iri'cnl)eit.',  1..  330  Kearny 
•llayncs  ,v   I.i'.wton,  eor  Snnsoni  and 

Slcrchaiit 
•HKI.lllNO  .t  STI{Al."S(scemlv.dppt. 

page  51  coiner  Hattery  and  I'lnu 
Hughes.  It.  213  ThinI 
Isaacs,  Samuel.  213  Fourth 
.lacolis,  M.208Fiii<t 
.lansen.  F.  100  Seccnid 
.loiinson.  F.  231  Kcariiv 
Kallholl,  .V.  3.52  Thlrtl 
l.cviiivslon,  .\.  8  Kearny 
I.evltzkv  .V  Uosi'niiirg,  .54  Second 
Mariimi  .t  Slelhiiil,  1006  Dupoiit 
♦NATHAN,  II.  (see  ailv.  page  Ixx)  616 

Kearny 
Oppenhelin,  It.  1114  Dnpont 
r.\(li:,.I.M.  42Cltty 
•Hciil  A  Itrooks,  524  Sansoin 
Kosenldnm.M.  124  Thh-d 
Samuel,  ilosejih,  24  Dnpont 
•Sanderson,  S.  A.  310  Itattery 
•SWAIN,  H.  A.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

exxxv)  cor  Sansoin  and  IMiie 
TAVI.OH,, loll  N  (druggists' glassware) 

514  Washington  (see  adv.  p.  xxl) 
t'agats.  O.MTrge,  144  Foiiith 
Viiriie,  I'.  44  Fourth 
•WANOKSHKtM,    .STKKNUEIM     & 

I'O.  127  Sanscnn 
Weldi,  .\.  C,  781  .Market 


Curriers. 

[See  Tanners.] 

Cutlers 

.Marks,  \.  416  Montgomery 
Ortel  llroB.  .57  l.eldesdorll 
ritlC  •,  .M.  llO.Monlgomery 
Scliint/,,.1.  II.  525  Itroadwav 
WILL  <t  FlNCK(8eendv."imgi!cl)613 
J:ickso)i 

Cutlery. 

Adelsdorfcr  Itros.  cor  Sac  and  S.iiisoin 

Appli'lon,  1).  K.  .v  Co.  508  Moninuincry 

.Vrnold,  N.  S.  306  Hallerv 

Itlsagno  Itros.  420  Katlcrv 

CO<  iK  I'.,  W.  II.  A;  ('( ).  624  Jlonth'onicry 

ami  corner  Sansoin  and  Clav 
(ilONSOCL,  A.  (sec  adv.  page  xvlli),511 

.Montgomery 
IlavnesA  Liiwlon,  cor  San  and  Mcnh 
HllLIIINO  A  SI'KAIS  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

page  51  cor  bat  and  I'iiic 
liri'cilCOCK,  O.  11.   A  CO.  (see  adv. 

Iroiit  of  liile)  eor  San  and  Com 
LAWItKNCF.  A  HOI'SF.WOKTIl  (sec 

adv.  Iiack  cover)  317  Monlgonicrv 
LKCOCNT.  .1.  l".  A  CO.  cor  .Moolguin- 

iTV  and  S.icraini'iilo 
LEViSON  IIKOS.  620  W;i«hinKloii 
MAItSH,  I'lLSltritV  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

1).  Iwil)  eor  From  and  I'ine 
N.VTHAN,  11.  (see  adv.   page  Ixx)  61li 

Kearny 
Oriel  Itros.  .57  LeIdesdorIT 
Oxenhain.  .V.  11.  A  Co.  10  Sansoin 
I'rice,  M.  110  Montgomery 
srEVKK,  .M.  526  Washington 
SWAIN,  It.    .\.    A  CO.  (see  adv.  pat'.' 

cxxxv)  cor  riiic  ."nilSans.ini 

Daguerreian,  Ambrotype,  and 
Pliotographic  Materials 

Hmdlev.  II.  W.  «20Clay 

FOSS,  OSC.VU  (see  ■;dv.    p.  IxvDBh; 

K  e:irny 
Shew,  W.  417  Montgomery 
T.VVLOK,  .lOllN  A  CO,  (see  iwlv.  pa^'C 

xxi)  512  Wash 

Daguerreians. 

[See  I'hotogn'.phlc  (ialleiics.] 
Dental  Ooods. 

FOLKEltS.  .1.  11.   A.  218  Monlu'oniirv 
.McDoN.VI  D.  It.  II.  ACO.  corn.rrim 

and  Saiisnin 
oUr.M.   Ali.MSTUONO  A  .H'SI'l  is.o 

adv.  page  cxxvili), 520  Arch  Slncl, 

I>hllad<'lpliia 

Dentists. 

Anslin.  II.  63i  Washington 
Itc'cTs,  Dr.  cor.  Vine  A  Keirny 
Hecrs,  .1.  It.  A  Son,  127  .M  jnlgonii'ry 
llclU',  i;(Uv:iril.40H  I'inc 
lliiL'e.,1. .).  305Moiilgomc:y 
Itlakc,  C.  I'.,  corner  .Mission  and  Tliinl 
lloiiiiinln,  Charli's,802  Wasliingloa 
lirown.o.  II.  137  ThInI 
llrnnel  A  I'.ininons,  17  Tlilnl 
llnniicll.  F..  F.  611  Clay 
lUltll.VNK,  DAVID  (see  :ulv.  page  Ivj 

505  Jlontginnery 
Itnsli.  Louis.  606  Kcarnv 
Calvert,  William,  10  I'ost 
CAVE,  FItANK  W.  54  Third 
Ciiesley,  Charh's  1'.  12  .Montgomery 
Clarke,  A.  N.  410  Kearny 
coirswcll.ll.  D.  610  Front 
Cogswell,  .lames  L.  cor  Second  ami 

.Minna 
Ode,  It.  E.715  Clay 
CIIOWELL,  .1.  I'.  130  Fourth 
Davis,  C.  E.  513  Kearny 
Dennis,  Samni  1  W.  14  Geary 
Haydeii,  O.  G.  727  Clay 
IIE.VLD,  .lOHN,  eor  Kearny  and  Cal 
.lESSCl',  T.  C.   (see  mlv.  pagelv)505 

Mongoinery 
Kiiowies.  (;.  C.  121  Montgomery 
Kox,  II.  E.  715  Clay  i 

L.VNCASTEU,  C  E.  926  Dnpont  ' 

1,1  lIltEV,  M.  L.  (see adv.  page  xllll)  IW 

Montgomery 
Lundhorg, .).  A.  W.  519  Monlgoinery    , 
McAlllsIci',  William  II.  Wl  Third 
I'alne,  II.  .1.522  C;illt'ornla 
I'hillips,  Gideon  .M.  43Sccond 
Slehel,  .Max,  6.50  Washington  t 

Smllle,  E.  K.  640  Washington 


San  Francisco  D 
nor  A  Co.  I'oi 


t'Scenlso  Foundi 

li.U.I..UlIli;i{.i; 

iKinUElMlE  A 

I       na;;c\li)Mai 

iKllTHEDGK.  ,1 


I   fl'UU;,  U.  JL(shi 
I'Inn 
fl.M.8,,1.  n.(see, 
cgun  near  Frii 

Doors,  Sash 

[•Mam 
jlKKVFOGLE,  V 
•llrokaw,  .laines, 

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•CIIAI'MANMIO 

•CILVEUWELl, 

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\\a%v.  cl)  613    J  ] 

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liiii'.uonuTy 


lonlh'cmurv' 
Clay  i  .  , 

m'  xvlli)5ir  B  I 

mill  Mcrch  i  g  i 
<•  ailv.  ilciii. !  ] 
II'  1^1 

1).  (soo  nilv.    51 
ml  Com        :  *  I 

.'OUl'll    (SOC:0 

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Ml.  ISIH'  iulv. 

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utorials        g  I 

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niilwdiin'ry     'I 
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SAN    FRANCISCO.        DENTISTS  —  DRY    GOODS, 


399 


aml^l 


Snour,  T.  B.  Wi  ItuHli 

llnall,  H.  H.  7I»  Cl.iy 

Vim  Diiilicrit.  A.  ruCi'nry 

Vim  Di'iilicrtt.  1).  imiiiiry 

Waili',  Tluiiiias,  714  Mlnsloii 

WUITCOMll,  NATHAN  T.  (scp  adv. 

iiagc  civ)  atiS  Third 
Wliilcr  li  Kclliiin,  fi4!)  Clay 
YouuKiT,  W.  J.  315  Monttjiimi  ry 

Desk  Manufaoturera. 

WIgniore,  .loUii,  til  Sansom 

Diamond  Setters. 

[Scr  alsu.Ii'wi'hTu,  lie. J 
lllspnluK,  A.  M.  O.'.'i  Mcrchaiit 
M.'iliiii.'"'"  ^  Noriltfivii.HOs  Sacramento 
JIKMXIZA,  A.  417  hniailway 
kuni'rs,  (ii'iiriii'  !•'.  620  Jlcicliaiit 

Diamonds. 

llaldwln,  M.  M.  4fl3  Monliromcrv 
IUKHKIt  a  SllKK\V(»i)l),  5lf  Miilit 
IIKAVKIIMAN  k  I.KVY.tWl  vv  ash 
Iiinlii'lspli'l.  S.  1».  tiO:i  WasliliiKloii 
Diiklim,  A.ftil  Wa»hliii.'lun 
FALKKNAC,  IlKOS.  ti  Co.  6J!I  VV.ish 

,  lllrsrlifclil,  W.  WW  WashliiKtciii 
.losi'iih  Hnithcn',  WI7  .MoiilpiiiUTy 

I  Jiwiihl,  I.  S.  k  CO.  Ml  Wasiihujldii 
I.KVISON  ItUOrt.  sai  WashliiK'toii         i 

!  l,i|iiiiaii,  .1.  aw  MdiiiKomiT.v  I 

SllKKWMOl),  K.  .',17  .Miiiili-'Oiniry  i 

i  SHltKVK.  •!.  C.  it  C(i.  hVi  Moiilitiiiiicrv 

1  Tl'CKKlt  k  CO.  :a\^  .MuiilKoii;.  ry 

I 

I  Die  Sinkers. 

j  CSi'c  alKii  Knifravors.] 

Kl'NEU,  A.  (me  ailv.  jibbc   c1x111)6J1 
Wasliliijilon 

Distillers. 

;ScealsoIlri'Wi'rs ;  also  Camphcno ;  also 
I.liliiora.} 

.  Hoplor,.!.  San -loscroad.  7  ni  fin  IMaza 

'  Itloiiiiiliiplali',  !■;.  .t  Co.  Krancisio  nwir 

TowcU 
lirookH,  ItoliiTtC.  llltroKl, 

,  DOWS,  .1  A.M KS  .V  C( ).   Mission  Crcpk, 
olHi'i' 'i'.'l  .sairamcnio 

i  MOIUINI'.Y,  .1.  it  I'll.  lornorTownscMd 

I       apil  lliiili 

I  raoilli-  I)i»llllcrv  Co.   I'rosldlo   Hoail, 

I       oltlcc  Mi  WnshliiKton 
llvan.  M.  .1.  Thirlciiilh  near  Howard 
Siniiin,  (i.  \.  Harrison  near  Third 

I  Wirthilnur,  1..  l.oinlianl  mar  Taylor 

Dock  Builders. 

Ul.Vl.LOW.VY  k  H001',.VIt,  lorSUw- 
[      art  I'.Mil  Ho\v:inl 

I  Docks. 

San  Fmnrlscii  Itry  lioi'K,  II.  H.  Tlchc- 
I       nor  A  Co.  loot  Hi'cond 

Door  SprinRB. 

jSlMMONS,   KOWi;  .te    CO.  (8(0  adv. 

I  {       |iai.'>'  xil)  '.'114  Calllbrnia 

Doors  and  Btiuttors.    Iron. 

iScpaUo  t'oundrft's ;  also  Mncliinlst.s.] 

i:.VM,.\(illl';K  k  KKNNK  V,  712  San 
iKliTltKlXiK  k  LKAVITT  (sic    adv. 

I I  iiaui'  \li)  Marki'l  iivar  Kri'innnl 

'  I  KITTKEIXIK,  JON  AI'HAN   (mc  adv. 
naitp  xDtinndH  Uattcry 
iMcKlUllIN,  W.  4.1Klrst 


HALL,  .lOltN  A  SON  (Importers)  (wool 

adv.  paKv  exllv)  II  Cal  and  114  Jlkt 
Hopkins,  S.  .1.  ll'i  Washlnifton  < 

McOIIJ,  i\:  CO.  (spp  ndv.  pat'o  xxxixjj 

corner  Market,  and  licnli' 
.MII.I.KH   k    HAI.KV   (see  adv.  pace! 

dxlxl  'iil  Fremont 
•KANSOM,  SAMl'KL, '>!  Californl.'i 
Rosslter, .1.  (Venetian  bUnds)  cor  I)n- 

pont  and  Francisco 
Stevens  k.  mder.  cor  -Market  and  Fifth 
WILSON  k  UUO.  (see  adv.   p.  Ixxlvj 

corner  Calilornia  and  Drumni 

Dramatic  ARenoy. 

McCahc,  J.  H.  BJO  Washington 


urih 

I 
eary  i 

amy  and  •'•''    i 
pane  Iv)  505 

tKomcry 

Dnponl      „^  „_ 
pa^'exmi)l»|5| 


Xultinn.k  Ijistoiie, 
I(i  Market 


I'JKHush 

ITtlzcl,  A.4f    " 

Sliulc,  II.  JI.  (shutters  and  sprlni;s)  31'. 
rine 

S1.M.S,  ,1.  K.  (Nee  adv.  pa«e  Ixxxv)  Or- 
egon near  Front 

Doors,  Sashes  and  Blinds. 

[•Mnnnl'aeturers.] 

lUtKYFOdM';,  W.  O.  'M  Calilornia 
•llrokaw,  .lames,  cor  Mission  niid  Fre- 

mimt 
•CllAl'.MANM10WAUl)(seeadv.pai{c 

O.'WM'alll'ornIa 
•CILVKUWKI.L,  8.8.  i0niid29  Fre- 
mont 
Curry,  K.  r,..  Dent  near  .Inckson 
Due,  It.  ,t.I.  S.  (IniportenO  (sec  adv. 
paiic  exllv)  Junction  Ciil  and  Mkt 


Draymen. 

Hiach.  .1.  I).  C.  4111  Front 
(■hiiiilinurije,  C.  F.  M  Calilornia 
Davis  .V  CiiMord.  4;1U  fine 
l*'arii>\v(irth  k  tiiynn.  "21(1  Calitbrnia 
(iarison,  L.  II.  'Jls  From 
Or  '  ,11,  ,  It.  .1.  (C.  S.)  Ciisluni  House 
Hav-    i).  A'  I'o,  cor  Froiil  and  .Sac 
I.nzali.  r,  \\.  It.  <(i|  Fninl 
.Morrison  .V  White,  217  Market 
.Morliiii.  II.  .v.-  .l.'iO.'i  liailerv 
Nilihe  ,V  Oilis.iii.  cor  Fr,iiit  and  Cal 
Itevnolils  it  Co.  coniir  Hal  and  lldwv 
UicliardsoM.v-  Daiv,  I'i.r :)  .Snwart 
Si  nrinii,  .M.  (1.  401  Hall. TV 
Sessions.  .M.  1>.  •id.'i  Il;iii,,ry 
Soiillier  iV  Northey.  \i»  Calilbniia 
Stanyan  A  t'o.  l7<'aiit'oniia.  411  Stewart 

and  I'ler  4  Slenart 
Toland  iv-  Shiirkiy,  ror  Cal  and  Davis 

Dress  Makers. 

.\nderson.  A.  Mrs.  'JO:j  Kearny 

AUK'er,  F..  A.  Mrs.  .'ill4  Kcariiv 

naille.  "...  «'.  Mrs.  42S  Third 

Hale  on.  I,.  *•'..  Mrs.  sli',.:  Folsom 

I'.e;iihl,  A.  >r.s.  tlW  Fourth 

It'  niendale,  Ji.iry  .Mrs.  ')14  Mission 

IloisM,,  .Mine,  lill.'i  Siier.nnenlo 

Itrown.  M.  .1.  .Mis.  .V|s  .Market 

Itniiis,  H.  -Mrs.  711  Foisoni 

Itutlir.  Mrs.  '212  Keariiv 

Campheil.  Ami  Mrs.  UiO  Stoekton 

Coleman,  M.  Mr.Aor  Kearnv  and  I'lne 

Chi'wnini.',  .M.  K.  jlrs.  404  Third 

Clark,  S.  v..  .Mif.  l.i  Second 

Clement.  ('.  Mrs.  sl7  clay 

Collins,  1'.  Mrs.  .'ii'i  Howard 

Dalev.  A.  Mis.,  41'.' Third 

Iicloclie.  Itcnoit.  SO!)  Washington 

Dense,  .liilia  Mrs.  dill  .Mission 

Desneiillionr.  Mine.  s4;i  Clny 

Dillon.  M.  A.  .Mrs.  4ilii  I'liird 

Kau'les.  .M.  I'.  .Mrs.  lOOFaricll 

Kdslroni.  A.  Mrs.  .M14  Dnpont 

Ksiioinosa,  Mme.  .'^04  Kearny 

Follies,  D.  !■;.  .Mrs.  4111  I'liird 

FraiKjols,  Mme.  .Ws  Market 

(iav,  M.  Mrs.  Valencia  near  Slxteenlh 

Oeln'ret.  S.  741  Cliiv 

(leiidar.  A.  M.  Mis.  HIO  Market 

<ieor'„'e.  Levi  V.^M  Clav 

Oorham,  F.  A.  Miss.  4111  Kearnv 

tiiiiraiiil,  Mnie.4IMi  Dnponl 

Henderson.  Samuel.  '217  Fourth 

Haniia,  C.  .Mrs.  .'i4'l  Howard 

Hart.  A.  F.  :t4  llilril 

Hciinleker.  .Mine.  S2S  Washlnuten 

Keane.  \.  .Miss,  !*h  Howard 

Kennedy,  Mary  Mrs.  2l,'i  Foiirlli 

KiiiKslinry.  8.   .1.  .Mrs.   Howard    near 

Snmner 
KHz,  II.  Mrs.  ;)I0  Kearnv 
l.amarehe,  Mme.  '202  Itiish 
I.anili,  Margaret  A.  Mrs.  s:W  Market 
l.ai'co.  .Mine,  cor  Wash  and  Stockton 
l.i'ltounlals,  C.  11'2  Sutler 
I.ee,  Fllen  .Miss  711  Folsom 
I.imarulv.  Carl  '2ti2'lhlrd 
MaOralh,  M.  l:i'20  Sioeklon 
Marehal,  .Mme.  HW  siocklon 
MeCarcy,  .V.  Miss  IMl  .Montiiomiry 
.MeFarliiiid.  Kosanii.  1110  Folsom 
MeOoniKal.  Mrs.  '2,'i  (ieary 
Moore.  .Vniile  Mrs.  '2'2(i  Se.'oiid 
.Morris,.!.  1{.  .Mrs.  II  Second 
Mnrphv.  Kllen  MIss.Wi  Folsom 
Norlon,  .Inlla  Mrs.  '2nN  Fonrtli 
I'almyre.  I..  Mlsss;i2  WashliiK'ton 
I'rndoii.  Vlanl,  1111,5  Stockton 
l'n.|ol,  Mme.  Il'20  Dnpont 
Oninn.Mrs.  '20  Moniiiomery 
Kalienx,  Louisa,  (il7  Vulli'Jo 
Ualph,  I..  Mrs.  IIOH  Stoeklon 
Uead,  Marv  Mrs.  82.5  Mission 


KIley,  Miir(?aretMrs.  427  FoiU'lh 
lioliand,  A.  Mrs.  Slfl  Dn(ionl 
Kyan,  A.  .Miss  I'll  Second 
Ityaii,  Catharine  Miss  l:"i  Si  cond 
Seunloii,  Mary  Miss  I4(i  Minna 
Scherli.  Annie  Mrs.  Ii77  Mission 
Smitli.  .Marv  K.  Mrs.  1;I0 Second 
Slickiiey,  U.Mrs.  112  Second 
Tarliox,  Clara  Ci.  45  Seeond 
Thompson.  Aliliy  ;I81  First 
Vorralh.  Sophia,  '2SS  Fourlh 
Ward,  .Mrs.  '2B  Post 
Warren.  C.  C.  T.  Mrs.  441  liiisli 
Weiiii  .v  Swlfl,  Mniei-.  7."i:l  Mission 

Dress  TrimminRs. 

[•Importers.     See  also   Cloaks;    also 

Jllillnery.  Ftc] 
Itirkowllz,  .M.  ()'2li  Sacnnieiil.i 
Iteriistein.  S.  10!2S|.iekloii 
•Dexter.  Lamhert  .V  Co.  lo.'i  llattery 
»Hoiiilier>.'.'i'.  M. '210  Kearnv 
I.i  rlin.  U.  .Mrs.  114  Second 
Nultciioss,   I).  JIKS.  5  Monlgomiry, 

.Masonic  Temple 
Sehieilii'r.  I..  '202  Second 
Wlleeier,  A.  .^Irs.  12  Seeond 
ZciKcnliirt  Itros.  6:)7  Saeranicnto 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[Sec  .'llso  A|iolllce.ines.] 
t  It.VVFIt.  .1.  A.  'see  adv.  pa^'e  xx.KvU) 
I         1)44  Wasliinuton 

CItANi;  ,V   ItUIOllAM  (see  adv.  page 
1        c\li  SK  cor  Fi'Miit  and  '.'lay 
j  FKFSF,  KJMI,.  410  Clav 
;  iiosTi;i'ii';i{.  smith  k  DKAN,  401 
.         Itaitcry 

I  I..\Ni;I.KV.  CltoWFl.I-    *    CO.    cor 
I         Clay  and  ISatlery 
'.  l,;iM'-'lev,  .lames,  aos'Calilonii.i 
;  MrDi'S.M.lt,  U.  ll.iCO.  ijorlMneand 
I  Suns. .Ill 

I  liKDINOl'oX  k  CO.  41li  and  4IM  Front 

Ki;il.l.V.  I'.  .1.  (see  aih.  pa«e  xlvlll) 
;         .'i.'t.')  ( 'ninmercial 
I  KlCllAliDS,  C.  F.  k  CO.  420  Sansom 
1  SANDS.  A.  It.  ,v  CO.   isic  adv.  pa«e 

c\xil  |:W  William  Strct,  N.Y. 
'SHKI'HAUDSOX  ,v  (i.^TKSisee  adv. 
p:i«e  Ixvl)  cor  Sansom  and  Com 

W.VKKl.KK.  H.  1".  cor  Mont  and  Itnsh 

/eile,  C.  D.  V.'i:ICIay 


Dry  Docks. 

[See  also  Shlpliiiilders.] 
Tiehennr,  11.  11.  .V  Co.  Coot  Second 

Dry   Qoods.     /iiiportrr.i  mul  Job- 
bers. 

[*  Uetail.    See  also  Fancy  tb.ods;  a'so 

Fiirnisiiliii,' toii'tds.) 
.\iisilii  k  I'o.  SI',  cor  Moni  and  Sinter 
IIACH.M  AN  ItliOllIKItS.  111)1  Cal 

!  Itr.'si.iiicr.  II.  illOCalir.iriiia 
Diiikelspid.  I..  ,V  C.I.  iini  Caiil'ornla 
Olas.T.c.  ,v  Cci.  '207  I'.atti  rv 

I  IIODCIIAI  X   ItltoTHKliS  .t  CO.  109 

!         Ilai'.crv 

I  •Ooilclianx.  l.azaid.Bl  Scconil 

I  (ioldsioiic,  Jl.  .t  liros.'222  C.ilil'onilii 

,  (looiliiian.  Simon,  .)I7  Saeranicnto 
HKI.I.KIt.  M.  .t  lllios.  cor  liusli  and 
Sansom 

'  Hcrriiiann,  S.  k  Co.  1110  Saeiainenlo 
HKVNKMANN  .V  Co.  ;ill  and  :J13  Cal 
llotVm.'in  .V  Co.  :ir2  Saeiainenlo 
llol.DF.N.  S.  I>.  210  I'ilie 
Hin;hi  s,  lleiirv.  '220  liailerv 
.Icre'iilas,  (i.  ,v  Co.  '207  liailerv 
•Ki;iMlY,  ItVltNF,  .t  CO.  7  Mont 
I.AZ.VliD  FIIKKF.S.  ll.'i  Italtery 
Lew,  O.  .'107  liailerv 
Lewis,  1'.  ,^-  Ilio.  '21)1  Italterv 
Mc'CAIN.   FLOOD  .1:   McCI.I'Rl':.  11)9 

Fine 
.MFAOIIF.K.  TAAFFK  k  CO.  (seeivdv. 

pau'e  Ixvlin  1117  Ilallciv 
Mfltl'lIV.  OKANI'  k  (  o.  (,jr  Hush 

mill  Sansom 
Pollack  Hrotliers,  .51:1  Sansom 
•Kank,  C.  I".  A  Co.  314  Saeraineiito 
Sachs,  L.  k  M.  k  Co.  {112  Calilornia 
Sehollu  llros.  407  and  40!)  Sacramento 
SeellKsohn.  .M.  MS  Saeranicnto 
Selliiinan..l.  .t  Co.  Ill  liailerv 
S'l'KlNHAUT  HHOI'HKKS  A'  CO.  (see 
adv.  iiHue  xxxll)  SF  cor  I'liie  and 
Itattery 
8TIIALSS,  L.  k  CO.  ;tl.5  and  317  .Sao 


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UHLFELnKIl  A  f'AHS  (ficc  (ulv.  page 
M'vl)  :ni<)  niul  311  Hncniiiu'iito 

•VKKDlKll,  KAINDLKU,  S('KI,UKU 
*  CO.  (Hi'c  adv.  iiadi'  xelll)6;i3CIny 

WUill'I'MAN  .b  IIAKDIK,  t»  (<aiisoni 

ZIEL,  UEKTHEAU  &  CO.  12^  Cal 


Dry  Oooda.    i;«(ai7. 

[•  Iinportors.] 

Alinims,  Diiviil,  VI4  Market 
Ackeriniiii  .t  C<>.  414  Koaniy 
•Austin  &  Cii.  iMir  Mont  anil  Suitor 
llaltano,  A.  i:i4.)  Dupunt 
UiTKsti'ln,  l.i'wl«,o(ir. sixth nnd  Fulsoni 
Bernstein,  S  lOOH  A  1012  .stoekton 
Itlentlelil,  K.  122!)  Stuekton 
itlRkit,  M.  'M  Siciimt 
lllnck,  .liilin,  a  Vlrxlnln  Illuek 
Cului,  Jeninie, '22B  Tliird 
Cunnuvan,  M.  MM  Kearny 
Carle,  A.  J.  A  V,u.  724  Mi)nltti)mcry 
Carroll  A  t"o.  707  Montnoniery 
Caslle  Adorley,  723  Jlontnomefy 
ClnirleH,  Isador,  l.'>3  Kourlli 
*Colieii,  lleiirv,  414  I'onmien'ial 
Conkling,  <>.  \V.  714  iMomuomery 
Curtin,  C.  4H  Secnml 
Djirllng,  A.  V.  203  Kearny 
•Davidson,  .1.  W.  &  Co.  IK  ai   Mtgomcry 

and  OOH.Sucranientu 
Dwyer,  J.  104  Third 
Klias  A  K inner,  I3(i  Kearny 
KlIaM,  Sluiiin,  221  Kearny 
Krledlandir,  .M.  2  MontKomcry 
(iHlland,  11.  liO  Third 
tlBuhert,  .Ii>»e|ih,  1314  Stockton    ' 
UKIH  A  LI'DOKKFcsee  adv.  paRCCVi) 

l.^  Third 
Oohlsniith,  N.  B43  (;iav 
(lorttnkle,  S.  I13ti  Dnpou.' 
Hicks,  K.  .M.  110  Second 
Irvine,  W.  A  Co.  21S  Kearny 
IrvtnK,  I/anilers  A  Co.  4  Tliinl 
Jnoid)y,  Saiinii'l.  1110  Stockton 
JenkliiH,  A.  1130  Dupont 
■loseph  A  Co,  .sot)  Kcanii' 
Konneily  A  DilscoU,  lOrtH  Third 
•KKliHY,  nVKNi;  A  CO.  7  -Mont 
Kline.  Lazarus,  1004  Stockton 
Knllihe,  H.  W.  20ti  Kearnv 
Kohlinnn  A  (lallniier.  30ii  Hnnt 
Kolin.  11.  (No.  2)  li2K  .Market 
Kultner,  Naplilalv,  .'LW  Ihiril 
l.auKsUidter,  S.  211  Konrlli 
l.azaruH,  s.  A  II.  IIH  Third 
Leahy,  M.  .Mrs.  (i  Tark's  Block 
Levy,  ,1.  A  llro.  lllHi  Stockton 
l.evy,  ,1.  A  CiLtdH  Kearny 
livV.  1..  'Tlilril  nr  Tidsoiii 
Levy,  M.  A  llro.  224  ■Third 
I.czvnsky.  \.  211  Kcariiv 
•MF";A<!lll;it.  TAAFFKACO.f'iceadv. 

pa^'c  Ixvjij)  H  .Mont^oincrv 
Mever.  WllliiMii.  T227  Stockton 
Morris,  A.  ,\  Co.  33s  Ke.ini.v 
Jlos){rovc,  .'^ainiifl,  222  'Third 
Jlyers,  .1.  A  Co.  M-  iliird 
SK.WIIALl,  .v  IIKOOKS,  722Mont 
Sorrls.  A.  A  Co.  iMt  Sacniincnto 
oUrieii,  Kllcn.  Uo'i  Stockton 
OUiivich  llio...  304  SaiiKoni 
I'ape.  tierlnidc.  OtW  Kianiy 
Topper.  1,.  .Mi».  17 'Third 
RAINKV  *  SlllVKS,4ii  Tliinl 
Kniiiev.  William  ^.  II  Thinl 
KoKit>.  l.-ttl.cllii.  MW  WashliiRton 
Kothsclillt    llelir^,  IPiTlilnl 
Itimaiie,  I.,  .'ij.  i'  I.13  Third 
Kiict'.  .Mao'i    11^2  Dniiont 
Saniiiil",  c.  •ni'-iiMi  nr  Valencia 
fiMiini  Ik.  .l.«:iO>l<rKel 
Xthwartxe  A  Sin.. .    1  Virginia  lilock 
■tt.irek  A  <'o.  'or  -•mMmii  and  I'.iclllc 

sfcma,  .'vf.  iiTiiipi 

Mkerrcit,  N   II  Monixotnery 
SIlMi'.  I>.  .Mr..  1330  Dupont 
iilonc,  K.  U.  I)  VlrKliiiu  lllnck 
Mfolii!,  Aaron.. 'i»0  Kearny 
Talliol  A  O'Connor,  103  Second 
Traylor.  \V    W.  720  Moiiltjonierv 
•VKIIOlKII.KAlNDI.KIt.  SCKl.MKll 
A  II)  (.see  adv.  patfc  \clli)  ti33  Cli.v 
VlllelKllnJ.  .M.  IIIO  lllipolit 
Waller  A  ,)aiol)l,  30ij  Kearny 
Wand  A  Cn.  Ifi  ,«■■.., ,nd 
Wateriii.in,  .Moms,  22  Second 
Wcllhoir  Urntheis,  32H  Kearny 
White  A  Watcrtnati,2!M  Thirl 
Wllko«s|>|,  .\.  731  MoiMi/oiiiery 
Wolf,  C.  A  HroK.  03«  Dupont 


Dye  Btufib,  Ghemioals,  Bto. 

[See  Apothecaries ;  also  Cheinlsts.J 

Dyera. 

Christian,  U.  U.  HOH  Market 
«ioux,(J.  it.  7.11  Clay 
Levy,  S.  70K  Kidsiiin 
Mniinn,  J.  '221  Dupont 
RAI'CK.K.  W.  14H  Third 
nice,. I.  M.  HO!)  Market 
KICKLKFSON,  (J.  1408  Sloekton 
Stiow,  J.  F.  (Klovcsnnd  fcalhcr»i'221'ost 
THOMAS,  F.  (sec  ndv.  pat'c  cvlil)  734 
WusliliiKton 


Ekk  Dealers. 

[Sec  I'rodnee.] 

Electro  typers. 

[See  also   Silver  I'liiters  and  Stereo- 
typers.] 

Clark,  W.H.  'T. '2-28  Kearnv 
FAri,KNKKASON.4ll  t  lay 
Kello)j)(,  A.  802  Montuoinery 
I'AlNTKll  A  CO.  .MO  Clay 
Kocidiiccoll,  It.  F.  .'10  (ieury 
WlNTF.lim'KN,  .1.  A  CO.  415  Clay 

Embroideries. 

L*  Importers.] 

lIlKot,  Mnduine,  828  Wushlngtc   , 

Holander,  Mrs.  tiu  Second 

Mullutn,  K.  V.  K.  4'22  Third 

Diinnenherg,  .Iosciih,H18  .Sacramento 

•lllCl.LEK,  M.  A  liUoS.  cor  Shiisoiii 
atid  Hush  i 

Hendricks,  K.  Mrs.  R27H  Mission 
••llfOllKS,  llKNKY,'2'20  1tattcrv 

•■lONKS,  K.  H.  A  CO.  M;  cur  Sacra- 
mento and  Saiisom 

•I.OCAN  A  CO.  l>'23Clay 
I  Marchal,  1,.  "M  Clav 
:  Metiinn,  A.  Miss,  7.'j0  Market 
I  .V.'rzhiich,  J.  412  Kearny  | 

I  .Mortensen,  K.  Mrs.  73!)  .Mission  i 

:  I'aiilo/,  c.  Mndanie,  110  Sutter 
.  rrouscrtjue,  A.  lO'i  .Montgomery  | 

Slinmons,  V.  -Miss,  74.1  Clay  j 

!  Sullivan,  C.  Mrs.  214  Kcaitiy 
I  Sullivan,  J.  .Mrs.  33iieeond  | 

Svnon,  A.  Mrs.  A  sister,  3l8>.j  Ihird 

•lolIlN,  DIXON  A  D.VVIS.stiN,  .SW 
cor  Sacramento  and  Itatterv 

•nil.Fr.l.DKU  A  CAllN,30'.)Sac  | 

Engine  Builders. 

Iloo'Tll,  II.  ,1.  A  (^o.  Inlon  Foundry. 

NK  cor  Front  and  .Mission  ; 

Dcvoe,  DInsmore  A  Co.  cortier Mission! 

and  Fremont  1 

llODDAKD  A  CO.  rucltlc  Foundry,  l'27' 

First 
IIANSCOM  A  CO.  yKtna  Foundry,  cc.-i 

Fremont  and  'Tehama  | 

IIINCKI.F.Y  A  CO.   Fulton    Foundrv, 

47  First  1 

IIOWI.AND,  ANCKM,  A  KINC,  Ml-, 

tiers'  Foundrv,  First  near  Folaotn     , 
l.ni^hhcail,.!.  Ill  lleale 
I'AI.M  Kit,  KNO.X  A  CO.  (seo  adv.  page 

cxivlli  10  First  ! 

I'UACV.O.  T.  ID!)  Mission 
\  I  I.CAN  IKON  WOUKS  CO.  First  nr 

Nutoina 
Ware,  William,  513  Market  j 

Enxineers.    cirit. 

llrlilKcns,  K.  1'.  .V28  Clnv 
lli'ooks,  Iliad.  It.  liO.'i  .'\lont)(oinery 
Oardiner,  .1.  J.  City  Hall 
Oaviior,  .1.  1'.  402  .Montgomery 
llnirls.  It.  I,.  72  Montgomery  Itlock 
llcrltcrt,  11.  V.  407  CalH'ornia 
lloilman,  C.  F.  ItO  MonlKomcry  Itlock 
lliini|ihrev»,  W.  1'.  .K)  .Mont  lllocij 
Kcitli.  S.  D.  (mcclianical)  Sixteenth  nr 

Folsoin 
Kerp.  11.  N.  5  .Mission  Street  Whnrf 
l.iicy,  T.  .1.  I'.  Cllv  Hall 
ol.NFV  A  IlociIllol.ZI'.li  (se<>  adv. 

iiiilic  Iv)  cor  Snnsom  and  Cal 
rarkliison,  'T.  I>.  00.1  Moiiluomcry 
Shortt,  1,.  11.  302  Miiiitgomcry 
Tracy,  C.  C.  cor  .Mont  and  .Itickson 
Turner,  (ieorue.  31  Mercli.  T'.x.  Itd't; 
VON  .SCII.MID'T,  A.  W.  (seeiidv.  page 

Ixxxiii)  I'lonecr  Itiilldltig 
Wackenrender,  V.  San  llrutio  Itoad  nr 

Fluniii 


Engineers.    Mtchanical. 
Itrodio  A  Co.  40'2  Montgomery 

Engineers.    Mining. 

ASlUtrUNKIl,  WM.  cor  Jloutgomery 

undJiiekson 
Attwood,  .M.  605  .Montgomery 
I'.eldiiig,  Oren,  Inlon  Iron  Works 
Day,  S.  114  Montgomery  lllnck 
llephurn  A  I'ctcrsoii,  137  First 
•lanln.  II.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Kerp,  II    N.  5  Mission  St.  Wharf 
Kiiiu.  M.  (i.  H0.1  Montgomcrv 
Ol.NKV  A  llocilHOI.ZKit,  cor  San- 

soni  and  CalH'ornia 
Whcelir,  Zeniis,  '24.1  First 

Engravers. 

naker,  (1.  11.  .1'22Monigoniery 
Itiirher,  K.  I,.  '.102  .Montumnefy 
Itovd.  T.  C.  aW) Montgomery 
Carson,  ||.  ,14|  Sacramento 
Deiives,  K.  (woodl'2'24  Fourth 
Dewey  A  ('o.  iwoodl.lO.)  Clav 
Kasttnan,  II.  (wood)  SE  cor  Montgom- 
crv and  Calilornia 
Fenn,  F.  C.  M.icard,  etc.)li37Howanl 
Fcty,  C.  II.  )i'20  .Meivhant 
(iciiot,  S.  iseali  B'22  Clay 
ilihon,  T.  liia  Sacri'uicnto 
tioldsmith,  W.  K.  .HII  -Moiitgoinery 
.liilner,  .1.  .1.  I>48  Sacramento 
Klumpii,  W.  imetali  K37  Washington 
KT.NF.It,  A.  sealsi(i2l  Washiiigtnn  sip 

adv.  page  clxiili 
I.a/ariis,  I,.  (WH  .Montgomery 

1 iiiis,  1'.  (WooiT  017  Clay 

I'rocurciir  A  Weiizel  i  watch  rai.sc,  dr. 

021  Wasliingtou 
Uocchiccoll,  U.  F,  14  (icary 
VAN  VI.KCK  A  KKITII  (see  adv.paci 

lvll)Oll  Clav 
Weeks,  S.  II.  128  Kearny 
Wood,  (1.  M.  ,108 Montgomery 


Engravings. 

ItANCItOFT.  II.  II,  A  CO.  isee  adv.  p, 

cxxxivi  (iO!)  Montgonu  ry 
critltlKK  A  WIN  Tl;ii.  KM  Market      i 
OFNSuri.,  ADKIKN..1II  Montgunion- 1 
llirschteider,  A.  A  Co.  427  MoiitguniiTv  ' 
JoNIOS.'i  WOOl.Lsie  adv.  page  c\li  i 

043  Ma''   't  \ 

I.AVVUK.^       ,A  llorSF.WoKTlliplio. 

tograpl  I  i  310  .Montgomery  I 

Minilll.l.,- N,  It.  nee  adv.  page  xill 

'20!)  l.eldesdortf 
NII.K  A  MItNKV  (see  adv.  pnccclvi 

312  Dash 
SNOW  A  HOOS(sceadv.  pngeclxvid 

,128  Sanson!  and  210  .Moiilgonicry  ^ 

Envelope.     Munufaclnrrr, 
("oleman,  K.  12  Stockton 

Exchange.    Bn  Tdmrapk. 

[Sec  also  Hankers,]  j 

HANK  OF  CAI.IFOUNIA,  cor.Sansom' 

and  Calirornla 
col, K.MAN,  W.M.  T.  A  CO,  cor  Kruiit 

and  Calit'oriiia 
DONOIIOK,  KKI.I.V  A  CO,  cur  Moiil- 

goincrv  and  Sacramento 
LONDON  A  S.   F.  HANK.  LIMITKH. 

412  .Moiituomcry 
SATIIKK  A  CO,  cor  Mont  and  ('oin 

Expresses. 

Ilakcr.  I.  F.  ,I'otrcrio  cor  Mont  aii.Kal 
ll.^MltKIC  A  CO.    iConlra  (.'iistuj  'M 

Davis  i 

City  LetliT,  423  Waslilngtnn 
Coiicli,,!,  (.Mission'  7IK  Kciirny  i 

Dorlanil  llrotlicrs  ..MIrslon  lliilonsifcrj 

I  lay  and  Itatterv  ' 

llall-Moon    Hav    ami    I'esciidcrn,  6i!i! 

.Market  jl 

rarkinsoii'K   llaggago   Express,  uHito 

1)1(7  Market  ', 

SAN  FJlANClSCO.tSAN  .IDSL.Tni-  I 

man  A  Co.  (see  ndv.  pagu  witHK 
I        Haltery  „  , 

ISAN    FItANClSCO  A  SAN  JOSK.Ml 

(i.  Kennedy  (see  adv.  page  cv)6T)] 

Mii'kel 
Tyrtcii  A  Merritt  (Onklatidinavlstw" 

Hroadwav 
WKLLS,   KAlKiO  .k   CO,  (("alll'eriiii 

New  Vork.  and  Kiiropeaii)  N\Vi\r 
I        Mont  A  (!al  (Heu  adv.  pagelx) 


[Sec  also  Dr 


PACIFIC  XNSUBAlfCB  CO.    Cash  AsaeU.  $l.U3.86a.i)a. 


states. 


CHIUKJBBIN'Q'B  Pianos  hava  ths  best  touch  and  tone.   A.  KOHLBR,  Agent.  Ban  Franoisoo 


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iiiry 

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■^7  MmUKi'i»i''y    !l 
lulv.  liiii!''  <'\li  i  "■ 

■■.woiiriiipiio- 

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l-.irM(jntrtiiJ';jl 
Iiiilni  Ciwtii)  iw; 

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I'csouilcrn,  6i!ij 
Kxpri^M,  ufflff j] 

IsAN  .IDSK.Tru- 
\ly.  pi>«"  x'il'*- 

SAN  Ji''*^'\Vl 
|l(lv.  pW  '■■"•''■'J 

kiiiiii\)ni»i""'" 

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lilv.  pll|<l'l»> 


SAN    FRANCISCO.      FANCY      GOODS  —  FLOUR. 


401 


Fancy  Ooods.    Importers  and  Job- 
bers. 

[Sec  alio  T)ry  Oooils;  alio  Millinery, 

Adclwlorfcr  liros.  cor  Sanaom  and  Sac 
llaeliinaii  Itros.  :IU4  ('ulii'iiriilii 
Itoas,  J.  il  Co.  013  Snvritiiivnto 
l)rl».'lmiii.  s.  ().   (Tarls  I'asliionii)  HI 

.MoiilKomi-ry 
KAl-KKNAf  itllO.S.  A  CO.  629  Wash 
(idDOIlACX  KKOS.  IW  nattory 
IIKI.II  l»Iiii.><.  41M  XaiTaiiiL-nto 
lIKI.IJCIt.  .M.  ii  JlruB.  cor  liiLSli  and 

SaiiKiiiji 
llfrxhcrg,  Jl.  414  Sacramento 
HotTinnn  .V  ''".  31'i  SuiTamcnto 
HukIk's,  lliMiry,'2'J0  Mattery 
JONKS,  K.  II.  A-  CM).  (M-ailv.  iiaxcexl) 

NK  cor  SacraiiientK  .md  Sunsorn 
KOIII.KII.  A.  (See  adv.  piiKes  lU  toS67) 

4>t  ."tiijisiim 
LAZAltl)  mi.HKS,  ll.'i  Mattery 
;  l.DCAN  .»£  CO.  (see  iidv.  pajfe  xcUl)  B23 
1       I'lay 
i  MASHKIM,  S('IIONWA8.><KK  A  TO. 

ll:|  IliitliTv 
!  JIKAlillK!!.  IWAFFK  A-  CO.  (Hce  adv. 

piicelsvilii  1117  Itiillerv 
MK'IIKI.S.  A.  \V.   .fc   ItUO.  (see  adv. 
I       pane  Isilii  417  SiuTanniito 
!  SiMistadter  llrcis.  NK  lor  iiat  and  .Sne 
UXKNIIA.M,  A.  II.  A  CO.  I't.Sansoin 
Pwi|U(ii\  iV  \VMtlerliit,.')ll  .SaeraiiK'iito 
I'ovmr,  .S.     .  .t  Co.  424  Sncrainenio 
hillatk  llr.H.  hH  Sansoin 
Kaiik,  ('.  I'.  .V  Co.  314  .SaiTaiiiento 
,  Ki'triiliaiiin   .V    Kriednian,   3IK   .sui  ra- 

liu'iito  and  ;iil  Coniinercial 
i  .«iirli*.  1..  and  M.  A  Co.  3Mi  California 
SCIlWKI'lZKIt,  .'^ACllH  ,V  CO.  410 Sai' 
SPKYKU,  M.  his  Waslilnt'ton 
SWAIX,  K.  A.  A'  CO.  (see  adv.    pa^e 

I'xxxvl  cor  Sanaom  ami  I'lne 
STKISIIAltr  llHO.s.  ,t  CO.  (s..,.  adv. 

pace  x.N\ili  NK  eor  I'hie  and  Hat 
TKM'K,  <'1IAII1.K..'<>V  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 

Ixxli  41.'i  Saeninieiilo 
TUHIN,   I>l.\o\    ,t    l)AVI.SSO>    moe 

adv.  pat'c  I  will  SW  eor  llnttery  and 

Saeraiiunio 
rHl.l''KI,I>KK  A-  CAIIN  fsee  ndv.  pn^e 

xcvll  :taH  and  31 1  .Saeraniento 
VKUI'IF.II.  KAINDl.Kll.  SCi:i,l,IKIi 

A  CO.  isee  adv.  pat'e  xi  lll)(i;i3Clav 
W.VSSi; H.MAN,  A.  A-  CO.  4»!i  .s.ie 
Well  A-  Lew,  cor  Hatterv  and  .Sae 
WIHTKIUIltXK,  \V.  A.  («Kenl)  W.'  Hal 

Fancy  Qoods.    Hetail. 

[•  linportera.] 
.Uoxaiider,  L.  Hi  Second 
.lli'xaniliT,  r.  «'J3  Kearnv 
.Viipi'l,  Woll, -jm  Kearny 
lUrilct,  C.  .Madame,  \m  Dupont 
liiU.Z.  K.  .Mm.  3113  Third 
Il.sscv,  It.  W.  .Mrs.  10  Second 
Ul..ckinan,  K.  .Mm.  40  Konrtli 
lli^laader,  II.  X.  .Mrs.  tiO.><eeoinl 
llduker,  11.  i;.  .Mrs.  n  .M.'ntgoniery 
Hums,  llenrv,  JIO  Tlilrd 
i  lluvfr,  Kelrfi  .V  Co.  101.^  Stockton  and 
'Ul  Clay 
livrnei  Stewail,  IIJ  Montxomery 
[liiaiiihell,  .Vnn  .Mr.'..  U'.ti  Stockton 
|(<>!ia,  Adam,  44iS  'I'liird 
jCulMi.M.  A.m. Market 
li'iilraian,  Morris, '.MH  'I'liinl 
■  ('illhiKon, 'thonniH.  100  'llilrd 
I  ('Mil.  A.  llii  Second 
|i  utler.  C.  .MrH.  tiW  Kolsinn 
I liaiaunberi.'. .loscpli,  lilH  saeranicntu 
IHarlla)!,  \.  K.  Mn.  M>'i  Kearny 
I  liiiut'la-w.  Kllen  .V.  777  Fidsinn 
IHuiiiiaii,  A.  .M.  Mrs.  023  Howard 
iKdclkamp.  llarnani,  424  Tlilrd 
IKKun.Juhn,  32  Third 
IKiiir,  li.  124  Kearnv 
ll.lias.k  Kuiner,  I3li  Koaniy 
I'l'Kl.KlUsll  ,^;  CO.  307  California  and 
I     K  .MontKoniery 
ll'ranklln.  .M.  134  Second 
rfnv,  W,  A.  404  Kearny 
IhMlaadir,  II.  4  MontKomcry 
lUiMiinlnri',  A.  H|3  Kearnv 
lOiilisinlili,  K.  ,v:  Co.  040  Sacramento 
|lloMMallli,U.31s  Kearny 
lUnrmaiik,  r.  Mhs,  4  Virginia  lllock 
lOlavf,  II, ,.  .'„.  .Miss,  11  Secimd 
I'll.VMMKIl.t.MlTH  .t  Urss  (aco  adv. 
liage  cvlll)  ta  Mont«<imery 


Hammond,  E.  S.  43«*<  Third 

llannhniili  lluylc,  1'2I  Konrtli 

Ilcn<lrlcks,  K.  ilt».  HiV  Ml8.slon 

llomheruer,  .M.  <t  (!o.  210  Kearny 

.'aeolm,  S.  3IW  Kearnv 

.letti.f-  )ut,  K.  Jladame,  62t»  Sac 

Kennu,  Jl.  Wra.  '.m  t'ulnom 

Kumie,  J.  ^ttt'onrth 

Kerllii,  U.  .Mra.  114  Second 

Kriiuae.  A.  .Mrs.  lUS  Second 

I.eilerer.  H.  W.  30  Second 

heon,  C.  .Mra.  '214  Second 

Levy,  A.  X.  34H  I  liinl 

•LOCA\  Jt  CO.  (sec  adv.  piigo  xt'lll) 
h'23  Clav 

Manaliaeh'and  lllne,  .Vf  Second 

Markn,  Adolph,  lolH  Dupont 

•.Ma.ver,  lloliert,  eor  .Mont  and  I'lne 

•.MI-;A(iIIKlt,TAAFKKA-CO.(scei«lv. 
paKe  IxvlillO  .MontKomery 

.Merji/.hacli,  .IuIIun,  410Kearny 

MitZKer,  CliarleH,  11'2  Second 

••Mever  .t  .lioiasson,  10  .MonlKomcry 

O'ltrlen,  Mien.  I  tltt  stoeklon 

OUKll(iIl..I.  A.  7.')7  .Market 

I'arrott,  V.  6'2<p  I'nlon 

I'aiiinali'.  E,  tiV)  WashiniiloM 

I'ronsiTKue,  Aiilolne.  133  Kearny 

Ueulien,  '.leorife,  M  Dnptnit 

KleMan,  A.  ■')2  Fourth 

Koscneran/.,  J.  30  Kearnv 

lloliert,  J.  1).  11!)  .Montiiomcry 

Hoi',  .M..I.  Mrs.  lOft  Third 

Kosenhlatt.  S.  1'23  .Montgomery 

lioiilstone,  l.iicy  .Mrs.  ,tih  Dupont 

Uonx.  Francis,  l.'«  Foiirlh 

Salomon,  li.  12  Second 

Sanimls,  Caroline,  Mxteenth  near  Va- 
lencia 

Schrillier,  .VuKiist,  300  Ki  arny 

Seratlno,  S.  1140  Dupont 

Slchel,  Al.oridrd 

Simon,  s.  .t  Co.  '214  Kearny 

Smith,  Ahlmaaz  11.  •iH2  First 

Spilir,  1.  .t  Co.  loo  Kcirny 

Siolz  Itros.  .Mil  Kearny  a.-d  H  Second 

Strauss.  I,.  7  Virginia  Itloe:- 

Suinmertleld,  S.  110  Kca.-i.v  and  20 
Second 

■I'ohln,  K.  T.  .Mrs.  31H  Third 

Vanduvru'.  Kllen,  14S  Fourth 

Vasselln,  II.  '22  Fourth 

•VKltDlKIl,  KAINDI.KH.  SCKTJ.IKU 
A  Co.  (gee  adv.  page  xelli  033  Clav 

Weiss,  .M.  034  .Market  and  324  Kearny 

Wiener,  Aaron,  K24  .Market 

/.legeiihirt  liros.  02.1  .Sacramento 

Faucet  Makers. 

ISec  also  Turners  -Wood,  Kte.] 

(;KACIKU.t  IIEAM).  31  Fremont 
Waaa,  II.  4im .Mission 

Feather  Dealers. 

[See  also  Fancy  (ioods.) 

IIKt.I)  IIKOS.  (see  adv.  page  Uii  419 
Sacramento 


Ferries. 

Alameda,  cor  Davis  and  Itroadway 

Oakland,  fbot  Hroailway 

SAN  (ilENTlN,  cor  Davis  and  Bdwy 

Tile  Makers. 

[See  also  .Saw  Makcn.] 
Dinxi.Nd  .t  FISHER  («eo  adv.  page 

xcvil'  ,VI  Iteale 
SHEFFIELD  A  I'.VTTEKSON,  conior 

Jackson  and  Uattory 

Pire  Bricks.    Makers. 
[See  Ilrlck  Manufacturers.] 

Fire  Works. 

<!HrR(;H  A   CI,AKK  (scc  wlv.  page 

xlxl407  Front 
Olorglani,  A.  421  WnslilnKton 
Tripp  A  Kobliiffoii.  421  Washington 

Firemen's  Caps. 

[See  also  Harness  nud  Saildieiy.] 
Wilson,  .I.S.  3-23  Davis 

Fishing  Tackle. 

[See  also  Cutlers  and  (lunsmlths.] 
(iirrv.  X.  .*:  liro.  317  Ilattery 
KlepzlK.  1.  C.  E.  733  Washington 
Lidille  it  Kaeding,  rM  Washington 
F.,  A.  J.  (see  adv.  page  xlvli)411 

A   (iATES  (SCO  adv. 


ri.A 

Sanson! 
SIIKrAItDSOX 


page 


page  Ixvl)  417  Sanson! 
WILSON   A    EVANS  isce  adv. 
Ixxlll)  513  Clay 

Fishmongers. 

Cardinet,  E.  ZW-'lx  Washington  Mnikct 
Carllon.  o.  11.  34  Metropolitan  .Market 
(iltlFFIN.  I.VNCII  .^altl321  Davis 
Hall,  .K.  icuren  I'otreio 
Harvey,  .1.  10  Occidental  Market 
Ilogan,  .Mleliael.  3.1  .Metropolitan  Mar 
Italian  Fish  .Market,  Clay,  l.eidesdorff 

and  Commercial 
Kessing,  .f.  11.  7  and  H  New  Market 
Murrav  A  Co.  'ii  occidental  Market 
Spence,  W.  11.  '23  Wasliington  .Markut 
Tesmore  .V  Muyca,  33  Washington  Mar 
Thompson.  A.  12  New  .Market 
WolllV  A.  1  Washington  .Market 


i  Flags. 

HELL,  .lOUN  C.  Market  hct  .Mont  and 

Sansom 
.lOIINSON,  T.  RODOEUS,  :f2.1  Mont 
NOUCllOSS,  MRS.  D.  S  Masonic  Tem- 

!        pie. 

I  Florists. 

,  [See  also  Nurseries.) 

ClIIOrssE  A  SALMON,  7IH  Wash 
l'ee<)ueux  A  Watterlot,.^!  Sacramento   col, LIE  A  STEW.VIM',  27  (ieary 
TENCE,  C.  it  CO.  (see  adv.  jiage  Ixxi)   Culver,  W.  .Sans  Souci  Valley 


41}  Sacranii'iito 

Feed  Stores. 

[See  also  Hay  and  Oraln.J 
Itarinan,  (i.  A  II.  IIH  Fourth 
Itarraelougli,  .1.  A  Co.  30  Clay 
Croskey  A  Howard,  eor  Hayes  A  Frank- 
lin 
Drlseoll,  T.  cor  Sixteenth  and  Mission 
Dulip  1^:  Waddlngton,  534  llroadwav 
DirroN  A  MrliWEN,  IMer  7  Steifart 
ilraiit,  Averell  A  Co.  41  Sacramento 
HOLMES., I.  H.  A  CO.  KW  Market 
Hurley,  D.  D.  cor  Mission  and  Seven- 
teenth 
Lepercq.  H.  I'aelflc  nr  Taylor 
.Mathlson.  A.  C.  eor  l.eav  and  Itdwy 
McKENN  A,  HIIO.  A  CO.,  corner  Clay 

and  Drumin 
Melhourn,  .1.  A  Co.  1219rowoll 
Miller  A  Hall,  41K  .Market 
Miner.  'V.  K.  Commercial  Street  Wharf 
MORROW,  GEO.  (sec  adv.  p.  Uxxlv) 

21  Clay 
I'alno.  .1.  A.  Fourth  nr  Mission 
I'lace,  C.  L.  Kolsom  Street  Wharf 
KelUy  A  Clancy,  7.11  Mission 
Uldcr  A  Sinners,  '24  Market  and  ISiJac 
RIlPV,  T.  1UI4  Market 
RiitHey,  T.  E.  707  Mission 
Ticriian  .V  Turk,  First  Avenue  nr  Fif- 
teenth 
Valadle  A  Chaplns,  Ilrannnn  nr  Eighth 


lley 
Daniels,  II.  Hayes  near  (lough  , 
llourcude,  \.  13.'I7  Dupont 
'  Lansfzeur  .V  lIabert,Eddy  bet  Towell 

and  .Mason 
MEVER,  W.  (see  adv.  page  Ivh  Post  nr 

Cemetery  Avenue 
o'llare,  .1.  cor  Folsom  and  Filleenth 
Patterson,  W.  San  llruno  Uoad 
Uelmer,  E.  L.  Folsom  nr  Fllleenth 
RoliertHon.  W.  Folsoi!)  !ir  Twentieth 
Save.  P.  310  Hush 

Sonntag.  II.  A.  cor  Folsom  and  Fonr- 
I        teenth 

Flour  Sealers. 

[See  also  Commission  Merchants;  also 
Produce;  also  .Mills— Flour,  Etc.] 

HASSE TT.  .1.  lagent  Clinton  Mills)  213 

Clay  (see  aiiv.  dept.  page  I5i 
IIRAY  It KOTIIEKS  (agents  Alviso  and 

Oranlte  Mills)  XE  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Hrcnnan  A  Co.  (agent*  Santa  Cruz 

Mills)  106  Clay 
CLAYTON,  C.   A   CO.  (agents  Santa 

Clara  Mills)  223  Clay  (see  adv.  page 

exxxllD 
COX  l{( ).  F.  D.  A  CO.  Cohlcn  Ago  Mills. 

717  Battery 
DAVIS,  H.  A  CO.  Ooiden  (late  .Mills, 

4.30  I'lne 
DAVIS  A  WITIIA  M,  40«  Davis 
Delabtgne,  J.  11.  3-23  Clay 


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Eldcn  nro9.  I'ionrcr  Mills,  SIS  Market 
KVERDINtS.  J.  &  CO.  84  Clay 
KIIKIDI.ANDKK,  I.  114  Cnlllumla 
Urosh    and    UiitlitTlord,   Commercial 

Mills,  NK  cur  ClrHt  aiiil  Natuma 
HAM,  I.  II.  211  (lav 
Hunt,  C.  A.  &  Co.  -ai  Clay 
Keimctly  A  Hopkins,  CiencMco  Mills, 

(ioln  nr  .'Ransom 
LKWIS,  KDWIN,  124  Clay 
Uck..I.  l21SiitUr 
MALLOKY,  DKMIXO  *  CO.  Capitol 

Mills  (SCO  adv.  p.  Ixxxvl)  IIS  toui- 

nicrclnl  uiid  llfiMivramcnto 
MAUI'ENSIKIN.  J.  &  CO.  National 

M  Ills,  .^U1  Market 
I'FIHTEU,  A.  ii  CO.  Ill  Clay 
lUymuud,  J.  r.  &  Co.  II!)  Clay 
Kyan  >\:  waterman.  111  Clay 
Stewart  &  Coleman.  .104  Davis 
Wlieelan  &  Co.  Alia  Mills,  12 .<4tcvcnson 
WIIITXKY  &  CO.  40.1  Front  (sec  adv. 

patje  5S) 
Zcile,  J.   I'acIQc   Mills,  Faclflc   near 

Sanson! 

Force  Pumps. 

HAUIIISON,  C.  H.  sn  Front 
L'nderhlU,  J.  &  Co.  IIH  Itatterr 

Forges. 

I'aclflc  Forge  Co.  Hosfurd,  Hall  >t  John- 
son, Fourtoeuth  ur  Harrison,  olllee 
302  Montgomery 


llarto,  C.  IMO  Powell 
Hehre,  K.  *  Co.  S17  Mcn-hant 
Kernliurd  &  Louton,  18  Occidental  Mkt 
Ulakc,  E.  Mrs.  Post  near  Powell 
liudu,  A.  26Sitiiiiom 
Honnttl.  A.  &  Co.  447  Bush 
Uorcheni,  J.  il.  252  Stewart 
Itoumie,  F.  Sixteenth  near  Valencia 
lloylen,  Charles,  1438  Stockton 
lirnley,  (ieo.  A.  cor  Davis  and  Jackson 
llrei'ket,  John  U.  940  Market 
Ureckwedcl,  J.  cor  Post  and  Cemetery 

nviHue 
I  Brown  *  Avory,  42  WashinRton  Mkt 
Itrviioiie,  Kobert,  Ml  .lackaon 
nrLLE'l'TI  A  SELNA,  ,V29  Merchant 
Canty,  Tliomiw,  328  i'hlrd 
Carra,  Joscpli,  714  Washington 
Catllii,  P.  H.  13  Fourth 
Cattehi,  John,  204  Second 
Chainhers,  C.  I;t32  I'aclflc 
Chcyne.  Kobert.  140  First 
*CI11UCII  A  CLAUK  (»c6  adv.  page 

xix)  407  Front 


Clafliey, 

Clayton,  Willlani,  Sixteenth  nr  Valen- 
cia 

Clinton,  W.  H.  Howard  nr  Rausch 

COXtiEK  <t  (iI{AV,(scc  adv.  page  cxI) 
204  Wasliink'toii 


McOulrc,  E.  Mrs.  812  Market 

Metcalt',  P.  414  deary 

Messinger,  S.  33  Metrupolitaii  Alarlict 

Sleyer,  I..  Mrs.  HI  WaHhington  .Mkt 

Milco,  O.  N.  102  First 

Moore,  Z.  W.  &  Co.  9  Waslilngton  Mkt 

Morgan,  A.  512  Montgomery 

Slundrogna,  A.  cor  First  andStovcns'n 

Nupc,  Henr>,  1220  Pacllic 

Nicolich.  !>.i.  624  Kearny 

Noble,  B.attie,  318  ThInI 

Olllley,  M.  717  Lombard 

Oehlcrt,  Henry.  I4«  Fourth 

Page,  F.  H.  H05  .Market 

Pasqulni,  A    III2  Dnpont 

Pavolich,  N.  cor  Stockton  and  Wash 

Puync,  F.  Mrs.  cor  Powell  and  Green 

wich 
Peasely,  M.  30  Fourth 
Penney,  A.  Mrs.  cor  Folsoni  and  FInt 
Pmld,  .lason,  604  Post 
Porter,  M.  11.  181,'i  Powell 
Precht  &  Eggers,  Pnclllc  Fruit  Market' 
"     '-      '   Mr  ■"  ■■'     '  ' 


m  Front  I  Kttclne,  J.  .Mi-s.  10  Wusliington  .Market  I 

Ann,  cor  Fourth  and  Tehama ' 'It A'l'Hur  .V     ii  CO.    (sou  adv.  nune 


iV  I'O,    (see  adv.  nuL'e 
xciv)  430  .Sanson!  '  *    ' 

Uattis,  John,  4  New  .Market 
Ueichert   As  Bowen,  cor   Bryant  and 
Third 

Mary,  Sirs,  cor  Freelon  and 


Keilly 

Fourth 

owcll    Kicuud,  P.  30  Metropolitan  Market 

liosewaller,  Joseph,  1122  stoektuii 

Itourke,  Thomas,  Mont  mar  Wash 


I  '(^mrad,  J.  A  D.  419  Washington 
1  Cuoseh,  Jacob,  cor  Viillejo  and  IN 

Cosgrove,  Patrick,  3.W  Third 

Cramer,  J.  W.  Valencia,  nr  Sixteenth 

Croee*  (iiamboni,  cor  Stockton  and   STETStJN  &  VOI.K.MAN,  324  Duvli 


Clay 
Crowlev,  Co;-nellus,  334  Tliinl 
Cl'.M.MlSGS  A  .MA.\WEI,L  (sec  adv, 

page  c)  cor  Davis  anil  Oregon 
Cuimingham,  John.  M4  Kearny 
llabovleh,  N.  544  Clay 
I  Daly,  Enos,  .Mti  Minsion 
IMiei      " 


Forwarding  Merchants. 

[See  Shipping  and  Forwaniing.  j 

Foiuxdrles. 

[See  also  Brass  Founders;  also  Ma 

chlnlsta.  Etc.]  .,v,„,„  . .  ■«■.  m  •<.•■■ 

BOO  IH,  H.  J.  A  CO.  Inlon,  cor  First  i>efrivol,'Eii'g'eiie,"/42'"Fi>iirth 

and  .MIsslou  "  

Brodle,  Win.  &  Co.  Calltornla,  16  Fre- 

mont 
CA.MKHOX,  I>.    (Xeptunc;    sec   adv 

page  elvi46  Fremont 
(Merc  A  Co.  28  Fremont 

Dcvoe,  Dinsuiore  &  Co.  cor  Fremonti  Downs,  Joshua.  27  Fourth 

Donnelly, 


,  F.  1012  Dunoiit 


Deiiegrl,  Joseph,  8U4  Wasliington 
DeniA,  Z.  1,303  lIUDonl 
Denning,  Ii.  Mrs.  4  Stoektoii 
Dillon,  Michael,  cor  .Mont  and  Qreon 
Dohin,  Kate,  235  Jackson 
DoiiHliiie,  Jolin,  442  Bush 


,  .Sander,  Peter,  I  IB  Fourth  , 

'  Sanders,  J.  SIHSIxlli  ! 

;  Sanguenctti,  I).  1214  Dnpunt  i 

•SAl'LNIEK  ii  CO.  (sue  miv. p. cxliii) 
7ISSans(nn 

Savcrier,  S.  720  Dupont 

.Schroder  A  lUrding,  18  Occldciitalllki 

Schumacher,  Cbarlis,  2I« Secuiid 

Seellc,  Albert,  113  Seeonil 

Sharhack.  William,  mi  Fillii 

Shea,  Cornelius,  eor  Fnlsom  and  SixUiI 

Shea,  Dennis,  67  Fourth 

Sheay,  Daniel,  321  Pacllic 

Sherley.J.  H.  eor  Tliinl  and  Tehnma 

Sberwia,<).  W.  A^tV  200  Wasldugtuo  :, 


Slillaber  A  Co.  2ti8  First 
Kate  Mrs.  cot    Geary  and   shiven,  Marv,  1333  Dupont 

Smith,  FriKlcrick,  133(1  Dupont 
Smith,  Henry,  US  Third 
Smith,  Frances  .Miss,  t>03  Davis 
Smith,  J.  Mrs.  1404  sincklou 
Mnitli,  W.  1208  Dupont 
Steere  A  Coll)y,  5U3  Siiiisoiii 
Mewart  A  Buckley,  !tl\  .Mciclinnt 
I  Sturia,  Augustine,  80U  Keuniy 

Sullivan,  C.  P.  cor  (ieary  ami  T.ivli.r 
]  Taylor,  (icorge.  corOearv  ami  M^m 

I  Thompson,  William,  2U«  Uioadwiiy 

A  Co.  (see  adv.  page  cxD'  rnderhlll,  J.  I.  30 Third 


tni  M  ission 
Dunn,  MullaDic  A  Co.  Atlas,  26  Fre-:        Mason 

inoiit  !  Drake  ii,  Emers<m,  312  Washington 

Flynii  A  France,  Mlsshm  nr  Beale         I  Edwanis,  Frederick,  cor  O'Farrell  and 
FOP.  IT  N E,  BAliK,  BIIEES  A  CO.  121 1         l.eaveiiworlli 

Fremont  |  EIwoihI,  F.  H.  2.^8  Third 

UALI.AlilIEK  ,t;  WEED  (brass)  125  EWELI.,  L.  J.  cor  San  and  Wash 

First  (see  adv.  page  Ixxxvll)  I  Falrtlehl,  Marshall,  2t)6  Thini 

(jAItKATT,  W.T.  (briUis:  see  adv.  page'  Foley,  Daniel  B.  cor  Ellis  and  Ilydo 

Ixxxv)  .m  Market  i  Fox,  August,  231  Union 

UODDAltD  A   CO.    Paelfle  (sec  adv. l  Freund,  Morris,  124  Second 

iiage  lUUf  127  and  131  First  I  Froniheln,  William.  314  'I  hini 

II.V.Nx'O.M  ACO.  ,*;tna  (see  adv.  page   (iALE,  J.  W. 

xcvli  J  cor  Fremont  and  Tehama      i        325  Davis 
HINCKI.IIV  A  CO.  Fulton,  47  and  491  (ians.  J.  Piulfic  Fnilt  Market 

First  (see  adv.  page  cIkIi  (iioi';ilanl.  .\.  421  Washington 

IIOWI.AND,  ANtiia.l.  A  KlXd,  Ml-' Oreslch,  Joseph,  «l)t  Davis 

iiers'.  First  nr  Foisnm  !  Hall  A  Brigham,  73  Washington  Mkt 

lis,  ,!>().  Jackson,  628  Washington  Ham  A  (iarrett,  I  Washington  .Market 

KI  I'THElMiE,  J.  Phccnix  (see  adv.  p.    Hassel  A  Htiber,  47  Washlngtou  Market   Walker,  John,  715  Da\ls 

xl  I  «  Battery                                        Hatch,  W.  Ii.  130-2  St<  ikloii                    !  Weitiier,  C.  A.  740  .Miiiket 
KinKEIHiE  A  LEAVITT,   Pioneer.' HeiiilerBon,  J.  F.  cor  I  bird  and  Silver     " 

(see  adv.  page  All)  Market  nr  Fre-l  llllluii  Bros.  ISO  Second 

nionl  I  llodgi-,  Alex.  304 Third 

McK  IBBIN',  U'M.  Eureka,  43  First       <  Ilohenselilld,  (Ieo.  21  Washington  Mkt 
PAI.MKK,  KNO.V  A  CO.  (iohlen  Mate   llolllday,  J(din,  1:14  llilni 

(see  adv.  pat;e  exivlli  IH  First  '  'Hughes,  Oeo.  cor  Sansoin  and  Clay 

Steeii.  E.  T.  Novelty  Iron  Works,  105   Irving,  Wllllaio,  III  Kearny 

.  Fro  iiont  ;  ♦ITASCOVICII,  J.  A  CO.  405  Davis 

VI' lA  AN  IKON  WOHKS CO.  (seoadv.   Jackson,  .M.  A.  21  (ieary 

page  cxlix)  cor  First  and  Natoma   |  'Jacobs,  .i.  217  Wasiiliigton 


.Frame  Makers.    Looking  Giau 

and  Pieture. 
[See  Cur\ ers  and  (lllder8.J 

Fringes  and  Tassels. 

NOHCllOSS,  MKS.  D.  5  Masonic  Tem- 
ple 
Zicgenhirt  Bros.  625  Sacramento. 

Fruits. 

['Importers.] 
'Allien,  Francis  A  Co.  Sec  and  Folsom 
.VIvare)!,  ,1.  (i,  1236  Dupont 
Angus,  ('.  S'25  Davis 
..Irindd,  C.  A  Co.  II  .Metrou  Market 
BaclgalMpI,  D.  1)10  Dupont 


Johnson,  Henry,  242  Filth 
Jones,  Isi;:ie  \V.  205  Fnurth 
Knupp  .V:  (;rant,  310  Washington 
I.aP<i'.t,  John  B.  702  .Vark>'t 
Lawrle.  Mary  .Airs.  301  O'Farrell 
Laws  A  Fawcett,  8  Metropolitan  Mkt 
"  nil 

ly,  S.  A  Co.  2«5  Wash! 
.Indeman,  Charles,  235  ThIni 


Levy,  S, 


If,  S.  /! 
A  Co.  V 


265  Washinglon 


LItlb'tleld.  '.VebbACo.  208  Washington 
Lloyil,  John  ti.  8  Stewart 
Longlitz,  John,  906  PuclHc 
•LL'bK,  A.  A  (io.  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Lyon,  W.  W.  I'*  Sixth 
Lysett  A  (.'o.  '27  Washington  Market 
Matlnez,  Joseph  D.  620  iMontgomery 
MnlUivich,  M.  746  Wasliington 
McAvoy,  Thomas,  414  Folsom 
....  ,,  !  .McDade,  (ieorge,  Folsom  iirFourlh 

Bald  will  ,v  Lawler,  eor  Third  and  Perry   McDonogh  A  Damns,  Pacllic  Fruit  Mkt 
Bailo,  V.  1:1-24  Stockton  '  Mcdiinn,  .M.  Mrs.  442  Brannan 


I'ssick,  (1.  802  Duiionl 

Valentine,  Jolin,  10  Wasliington 

Vanney,  N.  '247  Fourth 

VANTISE,J.  ACO.cor('liivaiull)aTii| 

VIbert,  .M.446  Uraiiiiaii 

Vcios,  Q.  cor  Vah'iicla  ami  sixtccmli 


Weston,  C.  W.  A  Ici.  ^r,  .Mirchaiil 
Williams,  I'.  .Mrs.  114  l)ii|»iiit 
Woeldng,  C.  143  Fonrtli 
Wnir,  Beriianl,eor  (In  I'll  ami  SIckI: 
Wrigiil,  Julia, '208  I  at  i  ' 
Yeuger,  T.  T.  43  Tliinl 
ZIminernian,  M.  136  Sc   -  ! 


UABOHi 


Ftt 

M  [SceLo 

J^       Fumit 

"^  '  [S 


Fur  Dealers. 


Llebes,  II.  A  Co.  lili  Alonl(.'ii"iorv 
.M.VVEK,  I.  ''.  A  M>N.-<.  2:;  .-iiiihUi 
.Mulh.ilian,  ,       •-  (o.  11  Dm  » 
.Mt:i.Ll':'-     -1.  (  jc  adv.  back  i-iiviT^Kl 

.Moiiigomer.v 
Muller  i-V  !'. 'i-iVKearnv  ami  lft1.M'«l| 
Shlrspc,  I.  IWi  Sliiiilgoinii-.v 
WAS.SEilMANN,  A.  A  CO.  m»X 
While,  I.  K.  '221  Saciam,  iiio 

Furnaces  ana  Bangea. 

[Sec  also  Stoves.l 

Brlttan,J.  W.  118  Front 
1)E  LA  MONTAN  VA,JAS.'>16.IaclKI 
JOHNSTON  A  KEAV,  lOlSaiiMDi   . 
LOCKE  A  MONTAOI'E,  lliHamUj 
TAY,  BItOOKS  A  IIACKI  .8,  SW  i 

Front  and  Washlniitun 
Taylor  A  Ircdaie,  410  Jliirkit 
WEAVKK,  D.  S.  BOS  Saiisom 


FAOmo  UTBITB  ANOB  GO.   Offlo«  42S  OaUTomi*  BtrMt,  Baa  Fnuoisoo. 


A.VDEUSO 

Id  I       adv.  Iiae 

0  ( •Atkinson,  1 
Uaker,  Hem 
llACM,.;.  A 
hinedict.t . 
Ilirwhi,  lsa« 

,  lllock,  A.  B. 

I  Blum,  IL  m 

I  Ilium,  I.  411 . 

Iloukulskv.  ^ 

t'aiinavuil,  M 

,  Caro,  S.  40  '11 

I  'Colin  A  Mar 

Conliner,  C.  I 

DfsuioHd,  C.  I 

'  figel,  S.  I  Mo 

I  'Friedlander, 

(iuilfrey,  W.  A 

'tfiililsiiiiie,  Bi 

•<iross,  H.  ,k  0 

Ilaus,  S.  416  Sii 

HAAS,  8.  A  (;( 

1  ,   -Montgomei 
I  ll.iiniiiiniil,  W. 

•IlECSToV,-,  II 

Jloiitgonici 

•Hughes,  Hen  r 

,  lurley  Cliarlei 

;  h'l ,  E.  F.  3il 

JOSKI'H  A  Fl 
'      ami  Pine 
I  Kllpatrlck,  F.  ,V 
:  Kufin,  S.  :'0«  [;,, 
Liiliiiiaiiii  A-  .Mil, 
ILI'VELAXD,  1. 
MiCarlliy  ,t  .M,.i 
•3IEAI>,''j.  li.  .j. 
i      and  cor  Saiisi 
•MKAtillKlt  'r 
•Jllt'llEL.s;  A 
.„  |iagelxlil/4l7 
MdlKU'N-niA, 
31IIII1SON,  ll.ul 
.      aiidSansoni 
,  Moore,  W.  'I',  -m 
livers,  (io|i|,(,„|, 
•NiusL-ulterHnis 
'ffA- Alkias.  41,5 
'•isi'i-,  .lacob.  2.-|'i 
;  ™P.'•^A(^,.3 
1  !•  Instelii,  \Y.  610 
*rt',  .M.  530  J, 
"'■'f-  I.  214  Mi.iili 
"lIl^.li.MA.N,  W.m' 
I      ilxii)  cor  San 
■*kel,  .M.  H  i-lii,'  I 

!.XX\I|   .WiKei 
,,  '*TKIMIAKr,U-' 

I   Mraus,,|,..v(\,. 

l,ii,vior,t(;ui„|  NO 
1  i"ni«nn.  p.  A-  (•„ 
'loKI.As,  \visi 

'■,';>''[' w  .Moi 

Wilkiiis,  II.  I'.  (j4^'|' 

Furnishing 

.'"I'l'iilsoDivss.M,,! 

Ii!-'"!'' *  Stewart,  il 
I  .'■f'lug,  A.  F.  Mrs! 
I  i''«^lN  E.  Mri.  J 
I  '"llii'iii.  .M.  Mrs.  1 
I    i;  •!';:'•  -M.  .Mrs.  1 1 

|j!""f<'.  .8.  A.  S4I)  •il 
|j!'""i"ns,  L.  Mrs    I 

II»"''''.||..M™.39J 
■  "ittnore,  W.  N.  mJ 

Furnil 

(•ImpoL 

T"\'''  ■•'<'ll.\t'  ,s,l 
L,  f*'""'!  Mo,  ■ 

111  .'  '"We,  424  'U 
»'^.;'nl,,h,hn,'|li(o| 

A.B01 


ftveL 


,11  Slarkcl 
oil  Mkl 

liigton  Mkt  1 

(1  Stevens  n 


aiul  Wash    1 
1  and  Oruen  | 


)ni  ana  Flnt  I  ll 

I  {tl 

Krult  MartrtiJl 
iiKUm  Market  |l 
ic  adv.  pugc 

Ult  ^  , 

V   Bryant  andu 

•  Freulon  ani'.i 

(an  JlarkPt 
I  sioi'klon 
near  Wash 
VN.Sil  Uavli 
fth 

iipimt 

iCcadv.p.cxlW) 

t  >l 

»OccUlontalMli|l 

•ZIK  Second 

unci 

tiKlllh      ,..,,11 

-olsuinandBixUii] 

til  1 

Inland  Tehama  ; 
.  -m  WaBhluijti'ii 

[rut 

l|101ll 

I  l>ui>i>nt 

ird 

«u;i  l)»vl§  j 

Dckioii  I 

lit 
ansiiin 

\l\  Miichant 

yKianiy 
■arv  anil  ln;i"' 
„.n"rv  and  >la»on 
•IU6  Uroiulwaj 
lid  ! 

It 
SVasliliiB'"" 

"',rtl»yandl)avii| 
""and  Slxlcciilli 

"'"kjl..rdm..t 
,  liiiip'inl 

'',','!.|i  and  Siocl 
a<i ' 


ji^OHAIiIj  ft  MITTAUBB'S  FUaot,  Oheap«it  made.  A.  KOHIiSB,  Acent.  Ban  Francisoo. 


ealers. 

M„iili.""i''r>  ., 


>NS. 


iiii^'  '^' 


SAN  FRANCISCO.        FURNISUED     ROOMS — GOLD   DUST.         403 


Ucrnstcin,  M.  C.  841  Pacific 
Urown,  8.  .fc  Ci>.  S3  Third 
llunmti'in.  Jimi'ph,  xStt  Market 
Caro,  Wolf,  ili  liuiiont 
Castile,  Francis  HliClay 
CLAUK,  HAWKINS,  «•«  Market 
*C'OLK,  N.  V.  di  CO.   (see  adv.  page 

ASDKKSON  A  CIIAMltLKUN  (sec  Collins,  James,  !»26  .Market 

■     ■    — Cook,  Adam, '/Je  Sutter 

Coiircclle,  A.  XiO  Washington 


Furnished  Booms. 

[See  Lodgings;  Uoarding,  Etc.] 

FumishinK  Ooods.    Gents'. 

[8ee  also  Clothing.J 
C*  Importers.] 


Drlnkwatur,  Thonias,  <37  Uush 
Far,  Thomas.  77.5  Folsom 
Felit,  Alexander,  4!t  Third 
FIELD,  CHAKLes  &  Ci 


page  xxxvll)  4V7  Mission 
Fintiant,  John,  160-2  Stocktun 
Fnink,  Henry,  'ill  Commercial 
(loldsmith,  J.  G.  4  Fourth 
•Cioodwln&('o..510aiid&28WaBliington  Smith,  A.  J.  Hi  Webli 


adv.  iiack  cover)  141  .Montgomery 
•Atkinson,  L.  &  Co.  SOU  Sacramento 
liaker,  Henry  E.  718  Kearny 
It  \r.>i,  J.  &  »UO.  323  California 
Ilinedicl  X  Alien,  3  Seeimd 
llcrwln,  Isaac,  •.'62  Tliird 
Block,  A.  1».  1107  Uupoiit 
IJlnm,  II.  :i«4  .Montgomery 
Ilium.  I.  411  Montgomery 
Uoukofsky.  M.  304  Sansom 
Caunavan,  M.  cor  Uupoiit  and  Wash 
Caro,  S.  40  Third 
•Cohn  ife  Marcus,  SOB  California 
Cordiner,  C.  L.  '2(18  Montgomery 
Desmond,  C.  Cosinopoiitan  Hotel 
Fiirel,  S.  1  .Montgomery 
:  •Frlidlander,  W.  I.  '214  Moiitgjmery 
(i.Klfrev,  W.  A.  H.  IWi  Second 
•UdldsUine,  Barnctt  &  Co.  314  Cal 
•(irobs,  II.  li  Co.  412  Sacramento 

liaus, S.  4II> Sacramento  ^^  „„,„,i 

ll.\AS,  8.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  page  Hi)  223^  ii„ri„„  &  Wright.  B-26  Market 

Montgomerv  i  llviiian,  .Morris,  tWO  Broadway 

llaininoiid,  W .  .121  Busli  j  Is.idor,  Isaac,  1320  Stockton 

•UEl'STOS,  HASTIM.S  A  CO.  corner  ,,,^^,„^„  Marks,  'i:'/,  Third 

Montgomery  and  Sutter 


CO.  (see  adv. 


FAKSSWOKI'H  A  MILNE,  413  Pine 
HIgglns,  .Mark  W.  670  Howard 
Kane,  J.  611  .Market 
Kean,M.C.7l»  Market 
Lane  A  Uonion,  SOA  Kearny 
Laswell,  M.  1).  747  Alissioii 
McKewen,  Peter,  642  Clay 
McNALLY  A    HAWKiSS    (see   ailv. 

page  xxvl)  64.5  Market 
O'Brien,  J.  H.  A  Co.  706  Montgomery 
OUrleii,  1'.  K.  641  Market 
O'.Malley,  Thoniag,  646  Market 
•l'UI'>it,J.  K.  isecmlv.  p.  clx.\lx)730 

Montgomery 
Reading.  James,  030  Dupont 
Iteiley,  diaries,  1226  Dupont 
Klchanlson,  J.  614  Market 
Boss,  Thomas,  317  Bush 
Slu'pard,  William,  241  Third 


and  640  Market 
Graham,  Edward,  806  Market 
Harris,  B.2S3  Third 
Hickey,  Ida,  326  Third 
llileiid,  John,  29  Second 
•HOLT,  WAUUES  (Scliool)  (sec  adv. 

page  xxxviii)  30.5  Montgomery 
•HOKST.MANN,   H.  «  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  exxxvil)  740  WashiiigtuD  and 

638  Market 


,„iiy  ..nd  W^'^l 
Iv.a  Bange» 

I,  stoves.) 

I  BAt  Kli*,  »«" 

llilntfton 
llO  Matkit 

]Oli  Haiisiii" 
lOUOO. 


I  'Hughes,  Henry,  220  Battery 

Ihiriev,  Ciiarli'S,  602  Kearny 
!  Ichoir,  E.  F.  321  Sansom 
I  I  JOSEPH  A  FUiEL,  cor  Montgomery 
1      and  I'Ine 
I  KUpatrick,  K.  .53  Second 
!  Kulin,  S.  200  Kearny  and  311  Mont 

Uliiiianii  A  Moesta.  644  Clay 
'■  LllVELAND,  1.  A  C0.211  .Montgomery 
'McCarthy  A  .McCiratli,  "04  .Market 

•MEAD,  J.  K.  Ai;o.  200  .Montgomery 
!      and  cor  Sansom  and  Washington 

•MKAtillEll,  TAAFFE  A  fit.  107  Bat 

•JIRTIELS.  A.  W.  A  BKO.  (see  adv. 
page  lxiiii417  Sacramento 

•JKlHOKNTHAr,  .M.  418  Sacramento 

MOKISON,  IIAKUIS  A  CO.  cor  Busli 
and  Siinsom 

Moore,  W.  T.  250  Tlilrd 

'  Myers,  (iold<tone  A  Co.  36  Third 

•Scust.'ulterBros.  ;UK)  Battery 

i  Orr  it  Atkins,  41.5  .Montgomery 

'  I'dser.  .lacolp.  2311  ■riiird 

i'liillp,  F.  A  Co.  300  Sansom 

'  Uiiustelii,  W.  610  Washington 

.<an)eri!,  M.  530  Jackson 

Sill|!.  1.  214  .5loiilg..inery 

SllKll.M AS,  W.M.  A  CO. (see adv. page 

;      ilxiv)  cor  Sanson!  and  Commercial 

.<ifkel.  M.  H  Tlilrd 

IsiLllliltSTEIN,    S.    (see    adv.     page 
l.ixxil  ,502  Kearny 

•.STEINllAitl',  W.  A  1.  321  Sacramento 
ll'.stRiuss,  L.  A  Co.  315  Sairanunlo 

i  Tavlor  A  tiunii,  S02  Kearny 

■  Tli"ni<nii.  P.  A  Co.  6il7  Sacniincntci 
'loKI,.\>,  \ViSi;,t:  CO.  ;WS  California 
■W.Vltll,  CKOUIIE  W.  (see  adv.  Lack 
cimri  :i.'3  .Moiitgonuiy  and  corner 
Thini  and  .Market 

hVii.lA-  frill-hard,  Ui  Lcidesdorir 

ll  Willilns.  II.  1'.  ()4d  ilarkcl 

PurnishinK  Qoods.    IJuHei'. 

>iialMilli-iss .Makers;  also  .Millinery. 

Etc.] 

llUriie.t  Stewart,  112  Montgomery 
llurlliig,  A.  F.  Mrs.  -203  Kearny 
I  Eilwiinls,  E.  Mrs.  .VVt  .Mission 
lilimiiiiii.  M.  Mrs.  ■22S  .Monigoinery 
iMniKhii,  .M.  Mrs.  1320  Stockton 
IMICIIKLS,  A.   W.  A  BUO.  (see  adv. 
,      page  Lvilli  417  Siii-raineiilo 
iMniire,  S.  A.  84!l  ('lav. 
Isiiiinions,  L.  .5lrs.  liOs  Dupont 
iTishlir,  11.  Mrs.  39  Second 
|W(imore,  W.  S.  Mrs.  44  Second 

Furniture. 

[•Importers.] 
_,Appoll  A  Sonien,  1050  Market 
Ijlaum,  OuKlavus,  <il!)  Dupont 
rilKI.L  .KtllN  C.(Beeadv.  page»»xvl) 

Market  het  Mont  and  Sansom 
f  fiiilll,  Samuel.  1019  Dupont 
|!«raanl,  Isaac,  424  ThInI 
P'-manl,  Jolin.  1120  Stoektoo 


Kampner,  Philip,  1217  Dupont 
Levi,  Simon,  740  Pnelftc 
Lviich,  Francis,  .5-22  Broiulway 
Lynch,  John,  814  Paeillc 
Lvser,  Jules,  215  Dupont 
Mareheliout.  C.  .Mrs.  1115  Dupont 
McCartnev,  Cvriis,  '221  Dupont 
JlcCarty,  Daniel,  '223  Sutter 
Mogan,  .\iillionv,  >HIO  .Market 
Morrell,  O.  L.  745  .Market 
.Murphy,  D.  J.  732  .Market 
o'Brier,  John,  39  Second 
♦PEIKCE,  J.  A  Co.  415 and  417  Cal 
Uosenhelm,  Joel,  33!)  'I'hird 
SCIIAFEK,  J.  F.  A  II.  H.  (sec  adv.  page 

1x1)504  Sansom 
Selieire,  (iabriel,  20  Fourth  ! 

SCHKEIhEK,  JACOB  (sec  adv.  page 

xxvlii)  121  .Sansom 
Sellgman,  Frank,  1226  Dupont 
SIIABEK,  J.  A.  A  CO.  707  Market 
SIIABEK,  J.  F.  626  .Market 
Simon,  Joseph.  1226  Stockton 
Spear.  E.  S.  A  Co.  .5.16  California 
Stern,  Philip,  232  Third 
Stringer,  W.J.  .520  Washington 
Weydeinaiin,  Henry.  238  Fourth 
Wiese,  Peter,  20  Foiii'lii 
Williams  A  Kempt,  117  Tliird 
WIginore.  John.  -2*22  Sitiisum 
Vuill,  James,  6  Fourth 

Furriers. 

[Sec  Fur  Dealers.] 

Qolvanio 


SJiOOK,  O.  A  W.  (sec  adv.  page  clxli) 

806  .Montgomery 
Sweeney,  P.  C.  19  tlcary 

Oas  Works. 

Citizens'  Gas  Co.  office  702  Wash 
San  Francisco  Gas  Co.  ulttce >iE  comer 
First  and  N'atoina 

Oaugers. 

Adams,  J.  321  Front 
CUSUING,  UOBEKT,  3'2I  Front 

Oeyser  Water. 

rSce  Soda.] 

Gilders. 

[See  Carvers  and  Gliders.] 
Olass.    Plate. 
i  CAMEUON,  WHIl'TIEK  A  CO.  (see 
adv.  page  xvl)  cor  Front  and  Pino 

'\l   1.       l3llljk\li,V.       K.lKi.l... 


or    £lectrioal 
chines. 


Ma- 


[See  Oiilk-lans.]  ' 

Oame.  I 

[See  Produce  -tiiiine.] 

Oardens— FubUo. 

Ha\.~    I'uik,   lunetioii   Market  Strcvt 

"iiul  Hayes'  Valley  IfcillMi.d 
iijiiiiii.  II.'  .\.  Slcgfrli  d  A  to.  corner 

Dillons  and  Finteiilll 
Willows.  Mission  liet   I'.ighlii'iitli  and 

Miii'teeiitli,  .Mission  Dolores 
WoiMlwni-d's,  .Misslnii  iir  Fourteenth 


Oas  Fixtures.    Mnnt(fiitiuttrt. 

TltKEU     MANIFACTIKIMI     CO. 

,s<i'  iide.  \iage  cxvil)  ,5H  John  street, 
New  York 

Oas  Meter  Manufaoturera. 

Dobrzensky,  M.  417  Missiuu 


Gl'Ml'.  SOLOMON,  .535  CluN 
OLIVEK.  D.  J.  cor  Front  and  Pine 
Uuscnbaum,  F.  H.  A  Co.  423  Buttery 

Olass  Cutters. 

.MALLON.JOIIN  A  CO.  (see adv.  page 
Ivlll  corner  Market  and  Itenle 

McDerniott,  Graham  A  McCarty,  120 
Fremont 

Glass  Setters. 

Ilyuian,  Abraham,  6(>5  Mission 

Glass  Stainers.    Ornamental. 

Bowen,  James  It.  12  Fourth 
MILLS,   UOBEUT  (see  adv.  page  ciil) 
Mission  near  Bealc 

Olass  Works. 

PACIFIC  GLA.SS  WOKKS,  Potreri 
S.  F.  (iiass  Works  (HoBtelter,  SniitM  A 
Dean)  oBlce  cor  Battery  and  Clay 

Olassware. 

[See  also  Crockery  and  Glassware.] 

LANtiLEY,  CHOWELL  A  CO.  (chem- 
ical i  corner  Clav  am',  llatlcrv 

S.V.SDS,  \.  B.  A  CO.  (See  adv.  page 
cxxi)  New  York 

TAYI.oll.JoHN  A  CO. (druggists) (see 
adv.  page  xxi)  514  Wasiiington 

Glove  ■(• 

'  [See  Hosiery  and  ■  ilo-es.^ 

Glue  Manufat-'-urers. 

[See  also  Snap  .Maiuiractiirers.] 
BAEDEK  A  ADAMSON    (si  e  adv.  p. 
5'ork,  Pliiladclphiu. 

CO 


Oas  Pipe  Fitters. 

t*  Itnpi'itvrs.] 
•DAY.TllOMASis, 
732  Moiiigoineiy 
Ecclas  A  Moore,  31  T'lilnl 
Enrlgbt  A  Smith,  .520  Ciilifomla 
Epps,  George,  15  Fourth 


exxvlil)  Now 

mill  Boston 
CAMEUON,      WlilTTIEU      A 

(iigeiitsi  eor  Front  and  Pine 
DANA.G.  S.  Paeillc,  cor  Goiigli  and 

Lombard 

Gold  Beaters. 

i  Furley,  J.  F.  20  Geary 
Itellly,  Thomas,  641  (Vilifoniia 

I  Gold  Oust  Dealers. 

iuiv. ft-ontcoverl   [**eeal»o  Assayers;  alsi'  llaiikei's;  also 
i  Brokers. J 

\  Illckox  A  .Spear,  i  or  Mont  and  Sa. 

KIchon,  N.  611  Conimercial 
I  Hutro,  C.  427  Monlgnniery 


iu:  m 


'1  , 


'III 


f  t 

'  i 

'if    ' 

1 
! 

m 

I 


Rl.,  1    ...       i 


•ti       1 


▲.  BOMAK  &  Oo.  I  Bau  Franoiioo.  Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealers  in  Bvx>ks. 


NORTH  AUBBIOA  IiIFB  INSUBANCZ]  CO.  Polioiea  (cuaranteed  by  Bteto  ot  ]Mew  York 


ik-  ■■  i! 


!l 


J  '> 


o 
o 

£ 

GO 


« 


Gold  MininK  Oompanlei. 

[Sre  Iiidirporiitlons.] 

Oold  Fen  Hanufaoturen. 

ItANCIiOKT,  H.  H.  .t  CO.  (spc  ailv. 

imu'i'  cxxxlv)  WW  JlDiitUDiucry 
lIiiiKlit.  A.  .1.  in  t'alltxriihi 
KcimVy.  W.  11. .).  .W2  XldiilBomery 
I't'orcf,  II.  I).  606  Jloiitijomcry 

Oranite  Tarda. 

IHvv  also  8tuiu>  YiirOs.] 
Cadiie,  1'.  tViot  .Saniiiiin 
(irniit.  ('.  11.  oiriicrTlilrcl  and  King 
Uvvei'in,  iM.  W  Market 

Grist  MiUs. 

CSoe  JIIUk;  Flour.] 

GrooerB.      Wholesale  and  Jobbers. 

ATllKAUN  &  10.  S  Clay 
l!.\IIIt--<.  .\.  inr  Davis  auil  .laik.son 
lil(il,i;v  IIKOS.  ia4  Clay 
lidwcii  ,v  Itrii.  cor  .Mont  am)  Cal 
linidsliaw  A  Co.  NK  cor  Cul  ami  San 
llradv.  Ilcnjaniin,  Wi  Caliloriila 
llri'cil  .!f  (li.isc,  NK  cor  Clay  and  Hat 
Itrcizc  .t  .Mollov.  KWClay 
Itrciiliani,  C.  .1.  -.'IW  llattcry 
CAsri.K  IlliOS.  .'l:!  ami  ih  Front 
Cotfliill,,!.  H.  .t  Co.  31,')  Front 
i  Culler,.!.  11.4(1.1  Front 
Dcllcijainc  .t  Co.  4.'«  Itatlcrj- 
l)icklll^oll  &  I)odj{c,  N\V  corner  Front 

and  Clav 
DODiiF.  llkOM.  it  CO.  (sec  udv.  paK'e 

eix   4IKi  Friiiil 
liODliK  A-  I'llll.LIl'S  (.SCO  adv.  pane 

lx.\x  I  N  W  cur  Front  and  Clu.v 
F.iiners  iV  Co. 'Jll)  Callt'ornia 
Foriila  A  (irav.W.I  Clay 
FOItDllA.M  A  .IKNNl.NCi.S  (nee  adv. 

pane  14,1)  liW)  Front  | 

(ioldsteln  .t  Seller,  ill  Front  ! 

IKmnienway  .t  .Merrill,  cor  I>avls  and 

Sacramento  i 

Ilendley.  A.  C.  A  Co. '204  Front  i 

Uerrinann,  S.  A  Co.  Mi)  .•'acrainento 
llod^'es,  \V.  tu  Sacraiiienio  | 

1 1  vine  A  Co.  '^^4  Front 
Jee,  A.  W.  .IJIt  Fnoit  I 

.Icniiini-'s  A  .\u»tni.  'J'JIt  Sacramento        j 

.Iniies  A  Co.  -iOrt  Front  ! 

KFI.I.V  A  llFSDl.KSON  (sec  adv.  p.: 

Iwiiii  W<i  Fii>nt  I 

Klopeiisiine  A  Co.  41:1  Front 

K iJi!.  William., Ml  Kearny 

KOItN  A  CO.  421)  Davis 
KriiM- A  Killer,  JOil  and 'JU  Front 
l.AltCn,  N.  4:i.'.laek^.in 
l.cvl.  II.  A  Co.  J.'i  Calllornla 
I.KWI.-.  II.  I.,  aw  Sacramento 
Marks.  F.  A  Co.  nil  Coiinncrcial 
Martin.  A.  214  Saenuncnio  I 

.McKa\.  li.  4JT  Davis  < 

.Miller  .V  Fisk,cor  ,la<  kson  and  Drninin 
.Monalian,  I'.  F.  lllV  Front  j 

I'lM-k  A  'I'linier.  'J-'N  Calilorida  I 

K.ili.S.  A  llro.  JJi  Calilornia  ' 

Kountree  A  .Me.Mullin,  ■U.I  Front 
liowland.WalkerA  Co..'>lli  Washington 
S  A 11  All  K.  A.  v..  A  CO.  tin  and  lilll  San 
Sliarlioro  liros.  ,VI1  Wasliiiitcton 
S(  almanini  A  Frapolli,  .W  Front 
S.MITII  A  CiKillll.L,  4Wl''ront 
s.\KAril.  11.(1.40^  Front 

Tilli A  Co.  411!)  clav 

WAl.KKi;.  ADOIJ'lllSiseiadv.  Irotit 

(  o\er  ami  paKeexxx\ii  121  Front 
WFAVKK.Woosi  i;u  A  Co. 21h  Front 
Wellnian,  i'eck  A  Co.  4114  Front 
WillTK,  IV  ,1.  A  CO.  412  F.-, lit  I 

Grocers,    iieiail.  | 

.Mirens,  Henry,  cor  Ilraiinan  and  Third 
.\iliers  A   .\smuflsen,  cor  Second  and 

Ste\*'ii8on  i 

.\lheis.   .Marcus,  cor  Fourth  anil  ,Hte- 

\(-iiH<tn  I 

AI.CAVAOA,  .lOSK,  cor  Dupont  atid 

Valiejo 
Alvare/.,  ,1.  (i.  UIIH  Dupont 
Arnold.  A.  K.  :ii;i  Fourth 
Arjis.  .lolin,  HOOOeary 
.Vslier,  Fills,  cor  Itatlerv  ntiil  Hush 
Atliearn  A  Co.  H  clav 
Atkins.  11.  It.  .WOO'Farrell 
Axpert,  .\rinand,  cor  I'aclllc  anill.ouv' 

eliwortll 

llnekniaii.  .lulin,  MO  Kroadway  i 


Itadonlinp,  Henry,  M'sslon  nr  Tweinii 
HaKcr,  V.  A.  cor  Lcavt'iiworth  and  Ucr- 

nanl 
HAllItS,  A.  cor  Davis  and  •Taeksoii 
llalilennann,  A.rordrcen  and  Mason 
Itarlow  /i  Hro.  cor  Vallejo  nnil  Stock 
llnrry,  David,  corner  Stevenaoii  and 

Sevcntli 
llnrry,  'I',  cor  Hrannan  and  Gilbert 
Hnni'intanlner,  M.  J.  &  Vo.  car  Konrtli 

and  Stevenson 
llecker,  Wllllnm,  ,VI4  O'Farridl 
llenani,  AukusI,  cor  Filth  and  Ilownnl 
llei'Ke,  K.  O.  cor  Calhoun  anil  (Ireen 
llennlniihani,  Ths.  cor  'I'aylorand  Tnrk 
llerry,  F.  IJ.  cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
llerllion.  E.  &'21l  Union 
lletull,  Frank,  cor  I'lne  and  Dniiont 
Iteverson,  Charles,  corner  Mission  ant) 

.Vntlionv 
IIKII.KY  HUOS.  134riay 
Illrhe,  l.nnlH,  cor  El  Dorado  anil  I'otrc- 

ro  avenue 
lUoliin  A  Ituhders,  cor   Mission   and 

lleale 
IILOO.M,   (JEOlUiE,    cor  Silver  and 

Fourlli 
Itockinann,   D.    II.   cor    Fourth    and 

Freelon 
lloi.'(l.  Charles,  cor  Washington  and 

Waverly  place 
Dollo  A  Itro.  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Iloridiers.  F.  cor  .Sans  anil  tlreeiiwlch 
llorelln,  \.  cor  .Seventh  and  Cleveland 
Itoschen,  N.  cor  Mission  and  Filth 
lt',sc,  .lolin,  cor  tlreenwieh  and  Taylor 
Uiiwcn  Itros.  cor  Monttromery  and  Cal 
llowen,  .liiniesll.  cor  .Montand  Vallejo 
llradsliaw  A  Co.  corSansoin  and  Cal 
llriiKliI,  K.  cor  Urannan  and  Scventli 
llramler,  .1.  S.  77.1  .Mission 
Ilramit,  otto,  1II4U  .Market 
Itrcclitel,  W.  F.  cor  I'ost  and  Dcvlsa- 

dero 
llrenier,  Henry.  corThIrd and  llarrlsmi 
llilckwedel,  A.  cor  .Market  ami  First 
llrlckwedel,  .lacoh,  Kl2  Clay 
Itrokate,  Henry,  cor  Itrannan  and  Sixth 
llrominer,  .lolin  A  Co.  cor  llrvant  and 

Sixth 
Itronsiruii,  William,  111.1  Folsoni 
lii'owii,  W.  I*,  cor  Dupont  and  Clay 
llruiilii'.'s,  II.  A   Co.  cor  .Mission  an, I 

Third 
llrnnjes,  D.  42.1  Hush 
llniiijes,  Henry,  cor  Fourth  and  Har- 
rison 
ISruiis,  F.  A  Hro.  cor  Folsotn  and  Spear 
llriins  A  Itro.  cor  .Mission  and  SIxieenili 
IIUINS,  N.  H17  Davis 
lluhson,  D.  127  Davis 
liiirmeister,  .V.corCiilirorniaand  l.cav- 

ciiworlli 
Itiirnap,  ,1. 1!,1  Davis 
lluriis.  .M.  cor  Sixth  and  Tehama 
Hulenop.  Iliiiiy,  liJ.I  I'acltlc 
''ampe.  Henry,  corSceondandTehnina 
(  ani|ie,  Henry,  cur  Si'c  and  Urannan 
Camjie,  .lolin.  cor  First  and  Folsoin 
Cinnjie,  .Matjiins,  cor  Sixth  and  .lissie 
Cant  IIS,  (leo.  A  Co.  cor  lid  w  valid  (ililu 
Can  oil  A  Hro.  cor  Third  ami  Minna 
Carroll,  Uichanl,  cor  Harden  and  Har- 
rison 
I'aisien.  Fred,  cor  Dnpoiit  and  Hush 
Carti  1. .lolin, cor  Dupiuitand  O'Farrell 
l'harpiot,,los.  cortireen  aihl  I'oweli 
Clancimy,  .Mat.  Oor  Vallejo  and  Leav- 
enworth 
Cilne,  Henry, ,1  Mission  Street  Wharf 
Colien,  D.  I..  corSixtli  and  Teliama 
Colin,  Samuel,  244  Fourili 
Council,  .M.  A  Co.  1044  Fidsom 
Cooiiiv,  .lohii,  I'niiui  nr  .Montgomery    , 
Corhetl,  D.  E.  301  O'Farrell  ' 

CorhPti.  Ihi|.'h,  H14  Howanl 
('orliy,,los.  lorSlxth  and  Stevenson       , 
Cordatian,  F.  fi4!l  Hroadwav 
COKDES  A  Di>SCIIEK,  cor  Third  and| 

('OUl)KS,   Wild, 1AM,  cor  Hush  and 

Fierce 
Corimlirens,  II.  cor  IlowanI  and  Sixth 
Croskey  A    llowanl,   cor  Uuyca   and' 

Franklin  i 

Crowley,  C.  3.14  Third  j 

Culver  iV  tjuiule.  cor  Sec  anil  Natomn 
CiiHhenn.,1.  I),  cor  Honnnl  and  Fonrili 
Dahlen,  Francis,  cor  Hitch  and  Clarv 
DAIIMKE,  FUKDEKICK.eor  I'luillc 

and  I'oweli 
Daisy,  John,  cor  Stockton  ami  riiioii    > 
llelvi'nthal,  Jno.cor  .MIsslonaiid  Hcale, 


Desprcz,  ConMant,  1'23  Dupont 
DETELS.  5IAiniN,cor  llariisun ami 

Main 
DIceaud,  Joseph,  cor  Unpont  and  Vol- 

Dlninier,  N.  81»  Fadflc 

Dlx,  Casper,  cor  Fllinorcand  I'rcslilKi 

road 
Dixon  A  Terrv,  MI  Third 
Donnot,  I'elcr,  131111  Dupont 
Donzelinann,  J.  F.  A  i'i>.  4IW  I'hic 
Doscher,  U,  lE  Co.  cor  Second  and  Xa- 

toina 
Doscher,  Henry  H,  cor  Hrainmn  ami 

Seventh 
'  Doscher,  J oliii  D.  corSansoin  anil  Ilusli 
I  Doyle,  M.  J.  cor  Hayes  and  Van  Nessav 
Drenlwohl,  Clias.  cor  Howard  and  Kjf- 

teeiith 
Dreyer,  DIederlch,  cor  Kentucky  ami 

Oilinore 
Drone,  (lustavus  F.  C.  cor  XatuiimiuiJ 

Jane 
,  Drone,  Hi'iiry,  cor  Front  and  I'aclflo 
i  Drou'er,  Henry  A  Co.  cor  Hat  ami  l!u>li 
Drolet,  John  A.  133K  Dupont 
Drueker,  AHiert,  Ii24  Mission 
Druhe  A  Toldienhoskeii,  cor  Callliiriiia 

and  Spring 
Druhe,  John  II.  corMarketandStcnari 
Diij-'an.  .Marv  Mrs.  corner  Market  ait! 

Mission 
Diilip  iV    WihldlnKton,  cor  Hruailn\iv 

and  Dupont 
Dunne,  William,  cor  I'aclflc  and  l,pin- 

eiiworth 
Diinninn  A  Thomas,  2.M  Clary 
Diischer,  Hennaii.  13i1Tliliir 
Dnvenack,  Charles,  cor  Corliell  and 

Dolores 
F.hldnnliansrn,  II.  corner  Folsom  aiiii 

Fourth 
Eden,  John,  cor  Hattery  and  Valliju 
Etlord,  N.  C.  30.1  Fast 
Kni-'ers,  Ferdinan.l,  1240  Diijioiil 
Ehrichrf,  I>.  cor  Ilatterv  an<l  Valliju 
Klirichs.  F.  020  I'acltlc" 
Ellis,  William,  cor  lllnkley  and  I'liik 

ney 
Ever.^,  H.  ('.  cor  Monl  and  Vallejn 
Faliein  ,^   Hillclirandt,  cor  Itrvaiitaiii' 

White's  place 
Fahreii,  Kinn  William,  '2-24  Tlilnl 
Feehan.V  H>  rnes, cor  Fourth  aiil.lK-ii 
Feidian,  John,  cor  First  and  Xatmiia 
Felineinann,    ^Unna,    cor   (ireeii  a;:' 

l.arklii 
Feldhush.  Jcdin  H.  IDS  Sutt.r 
Filltz.  William,  cor  Folsoni  ami  Kmiril) 
Fink,  lli'iirv,  cor  I'oweli  and  I'lii.  ii 
Flslilieek, ,(.  K.  A  Hro.  cor  .Ma-.jii  aiiJ 

I'acillc 
Fitclieii,  H.  A  Co,  7(1,1  Folsom 
Flalliinann,  C.  .Main  lict  Fulsimi  aii'l 

llairls,,!! 
Flelsi  hiiKin,   John,  cor   IlowanI  an' 

Filili 
Flinii,  I'.  T.  CO- Howard  and  Kit-litli 
Fi.inu,  F.ilniond.  tor  Fourth  and  lir.van; 
Fiilev,  ,M,  II2'<  Folsom  and  cirsii'Mii- 

son  and  F.cker 
Foley,  lii.lil.  cor  Stevenson  ainl.siMh 
Fomia  ,t  (iiav.22.1  Clay 
FOKDIIAM    A  JFNNl.NtiS  (sec  uiv, 

pane  14)11100  Front 
Foi'tiiian,  F.corllnsh  and  lleldi'iipl;i'i 
Foster,  I'etcr  J.  cor  .Ml.wloll  aMili.l.,:- 

ty-lhlnl 
Framiiielain,  A,  700  Hro.adwiiv 
Freie,  .lohn  ll,  7,11  Saeiameiito 
Frledrich,  ,10110  (i.  cor  Sl.\teciitli  an! 

Seconil  avenue 
Fl'lesenhllUSell,  John,  220  Sutter 
Frisi  h,  John  W,  cor  .Mi.ssiiin  and  Kill! 
tiallanher,  John  A.  31.1  Sixth 
(i.UlUONE,  F.  A  CO.  1)43  Calil'ipniia 
(iassert,  William,  cor. Mission  ami  Mii:!i 
(lataly,  Jolin,  243  .M:>!na 
llelianan.  .M.  cor  Jackson  and  l.vaMii' 

worth 
Hells.  H.  II.  corl'acmc  ami  r<ill< 
(lerdes,  .Vlex.  cor  Thlnl  and  .Slevm-it 
(ierhow,  Fred,  cor  Mission  and  Ka-i 
Oilinour,  TlioH,  cor  drove  ami  Lap" 
lllrzlk.iwsky,  W.  corner  Iliiiklf.v  m'- 

I'lnkni'V 
(iI.OOTZ,  ADOLI'Il,  cor  Duiiimt  mi 

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llodean,  .VIex.  I'2'20  Dupont 
t  iol, DEN, W.T.  cor  Folsoni  anil  Kit- 
(lotzir,  Ilenrv.  cor  Fourth  and  ( I  " 
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(irImm.F.W.  2«Kourlli 
(iriilc,  Krorl.  corticnry  anil  llriHlorIck 
(ircillu'iT,  II. ciir  Hrjiiiil mill  EIkIiIIi 
Ouliiliini».  Frederick,  cor  Clara  lano 
,       iinil  Hush 

Cunlliir.  .Joseph,  1421  Uiipnnt 
I  Ilaa^'f.  Krcfl.  cor  Kolsom  ami  Benlo 
;  iiaike.  Chris,  corner  .Sacriunciito  ami 

Waverly  place 
Ilaillcr,  CliiUf,  cor  Clay  and  JIason 
llat.'1'iiiaiiii  it  Co.  cor.Stockton  and  Val- 

Ic'Jo 
Halm,  llenrv,  cor  Davis  ami  I'aclflc 
Halm,  Wlllmiii,  cor  Clay  ami  Wlilt- 

niore  place 
llaiiiiiier,  .John  11.  82S  Clay 
llaiiloii.  K.  J.  cor  Kolsoni  .and  SIxlli 
Hans,  .lacob,  cur  Stockton  ainl  Circen- 

ttlcll 

'  Ilanns.  .1.  cor  Kearny  and  fnlon 
Hariiov.  Daniel.  IfHO  I'acKlc 
llailit!iiii.  I'atriek,  1»2  Klrst 
;iartiii|.',  flciiru'e,  l.Wl  Diipunt 
ilarinian,  Charles,    cor  Urannan  and 

llilrd 
llarliiian  Clans,  cor  Diiponl  and  SI. 

Mark's  place 
llartinann,  Charles,  cor  Dupoiit  ami  St. 

Mark's  place 
l!;i»liat.'(n,  ,l(din,  corner  Stockton  and 

lliiiadway 
lUSKF.M.  <fc  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  Ix.x.viv) 

M  .Market  and  l.")  Sutler 
lla»»lia«eii,.l.  cor  Smisoiii  and.lacksoii 
llaivlev,  ('.  .1.  it  Cu.  Ai  Seculiil 
naziliinl'<t.  I..  .\:  Co.  sU  .lack^.oi 
llavi's.  I'hllip,  cor  I.arkin  am!  I'liion 
ilralv.  'I'liunias,  eurncr  Harrison  and 

lillcli 
lli'iiliioir,  .V.  M.  cur  Stockton  and  Sac 
ilcimiTliitf.  C.  .\.  1)02  l'i>st 
ililins.t:  Itroi,.  cur  U'Farrell  and  llvde 
ilclins,  Chris,  cur  Fulsoin  and  Cinler 
iiiiiike,  William  fi  Co.  corner  Dupunt 

aiul  Washiniflon  , 

Hiiii'kc'ii,  Carsten,  710  Pacific  I 

III  nrkcii.  .Iidin,  cur  Vaileju  and  Powell 
lliiuKen.  Win.  11.  cur 'I'lilrd  and  Perry 
lifimirnt,  Meiike.  Wii  Hattery 
li.rmanu.  Isaac,  (ijs  Pust 
ilrwiT.V:  Winter.  71:I  l.uniliard 
lliv,  .luhii,  cor  Fulsuinaiiil  Kleventh 
lif'vi',  llenrv,  cur  l.unil>.ird  ,^:  Masuii 
ll.'vcr.  Allien,  cur  Tliird  and  Hryaiil 
Hii'ili'liraiiiil  >V;  Knup.  I'or  AtontKuniery 

ami  llruadway 
IMHrl.raudl,  Henry, 'il.'  Suiter 
liilli'iiraiult,  (!.  cur  Itrannaii  and  <ill- 

lirrt 
HiidlJi's,  Frederick,  corner  •Jones  and 
■      lin-enwifh 

lliirlsiher  .t  Hau.  cur  Kddv  and  Mas<Mi 
'IliMlman,  11.  W.  Market  near  llaiKlit 
ill'ir'T.  K.  .VW  Washinutun 
|illiilicit  Spri'cn,  cursiucktoii  andClav, 

ll.'iin,  I'iiuinas,  :i;W  Suiter 
liliiilnncicr,  llenrv,  corner  Flllierl  and 
li      i'avlur 

■'Hill)!.  Wllilam.  eor  .Mold ami  I'aeillc 
I  il<lr^tlnann,.lulln,  cor  Itusli  ami  I'uwell 
'  II'itlcmlMrlV,  Peter,  curlier  Dupunt  and 
I      lireeiiwiidi 
■lliiiii.'lit<in,  .1.  U.  curlier  Valemla  and 

•iMiiMllh 

j.llnNrM'.  i:  Co.  .MT  Davis 
iiiiiii|iiirev,  .liinies,  .'dj  Oearv 
iln-iii^'.  .VHmtI,  eur  Missiun  iiinI  Fifth 
||l''iiri,  Will.  .M.  cur  Fuiirlli  and  Minna 
|!ii)l.i>irolh,.Juliiis,\;  Cu. curiii'r  Uryani 

lui  lliiieiiu  plaei' 
J.'ii'liuian. .1.  It.  cur  Paeillc  ami  P.dk 
JJ:ii"li».KIiis.  ;il.')  Iiupont 
|ilj«ii*m.  Peter,  20111  .Masun 
I.IiiinliiK'i.  Isaac,  eur  I'ulk  and  .Viisiin 
I'lui^ea  ,V    Warkeii,  cur  .Midway    and 

Kraiielseu 
|.li'liiriiii  it   Itramler,   cor  Pa<ille  and 

■Inlles 

|Ji|i.»,  Seiieea,  cor  Huward  and  Uiib- 

lianl 
|.I""-i.   Ili'hiTeu,   corner    Folsuni    and 
,      iw.Hih 
■li'^l.  M,,v  Co.  eurMlsslun  and  l'.i,,'lilli 
I  K  ilirs,  c.  ,t  Uro.  eur  Valieju  and  .Masun 
IKi!ir>,  .liilni,  fur  First  and  Minna 
lK;i;|iie.  11.  F,  eur  Mascni  ami  Ciiioii 
IKauiiach,,!.  I),  n■i^  .Market 
IKiily, .loiiii,  eur  Paeillc  ami  Leaveii- 

vviirlli 

|Kriiiiin,,Iuhn,  cor  Folsuni  ami  Fillli      ' 
IKiiiiicily  ,t  llru.  eiM-Tavluraiiil  O'Far- 

iill.aiuli.urner  F.lllsit  I.arkin 
llvriilit'ii,  II.  V.  cor  Ciiiun  and  Maauii 


I  Kiszler,  llenrv,  BUI  Hroadwav  i 

Klein,  SI.  cur  Kearny  and  Pacific  1 

I  KI.K.MKIKU  ASTAMKU,  bOl  Hnttery: 
I  Koeii,  Charles,  iriS  Folsoin  ! 

Koerher,  Meiir.v,  Ti2  Pnclflc  I 

I  Kohlmoiis,  Chris.  corSllsslonand  First 
[  Kohlmoos,  Henry,  cor  Fourth  and  Te- 
hama ' 
Kcdiii,  llenrv  ,t  Co.  408  Folsoin 
:  KullerA  lluhrs,  .114  Front 
Kuller  ,t  ilost,  corner  Washington  and 

Vliulnia 
Kuopniann,  Henry,  corner  .Viistln  and 

Franklin  . 

1  KorfT,  Alary  Mrs.  corner  MltiBlon  and! 
I         'I'hirteenlli 

:  KOUN  .t  ('O.  42(i  Davis  ' 

i  Kurteii,  Itehrend,  HUl  (Jrcenwieh  > 

,  Koster,  llenniii),',  corner  Howard  and 
I        'riilrd  I 

'  Koster,  Hcmunn,  cor  'I'ownseiid  and 
i        Crook  i 

Kramer,  .Incuh,    corner   Dufiont   and 

Hrediwieli 
Krliie,  Henry,  cor  Pine  mid  Larkin        | 
Kriiiiiiic.  William,  .Vll  Kearny 
Kniuer.t  HoillnKs,  corner  lleary  audi 

.Mason 
Kurlljaiiin,  Henry,  (in  .lessie  1 

l.anire  ,t  Cu r  Push  and  Stuektuii 

l.aiiki  n.'iii  ,t  llruekliuil,  curlier  Huward 

anil  Iti'ale 
l.ankenaii.  Fred.  40  Kills 
l.,lMke,  Henry,  eur  .Marlpusa  and  In- 
diana 
I.ennon.  .luliii  A.  eur  Masun  and  Turk 
I.eveiune,  N.  nth!  Kearny 
l.evl.  s.  eur  Fiisi  and  Teliainii  i 

l.e\iiiL'sl'iii,  I..  .1.  '.'O  Diipoiit  I 

Levy.  Henry,  .V.':l  Pacific 
l.ii  iii.niiem',  C.  eur  itafteiy  niiil  Pacltlc 
l.uhaus,  Frederiek,  42  Stewart 
I.uiip  ,t  Soiners,  eurSecuiidnnd  ItryanI' 
Ludurilit  Cu.  cor  .Mont  and  .laeksun 
l.uhineiisen,  Wlldain,  curner  llarrisun 

and  Sixth 
1.1I1I{S|:n  .(:  DF.ri'.MF.K.  cur  .Mont- 

irunierv  and  Aita 
I.iisiiieke,'Ani.'iist.  Ml  PacKlc  I 

Maass.  .lulni.  eur  Howard  and  Freinuiil 
.Mai-'ner,  Ihoinas,  H17  Broadway  I 

Man^-eis.t  Cu.  :II:|  Dupunt  I 

.Marks.  Simun,  eur  Dujiunt  and  Vallejo 
.Martens,  I).  ,t:  llru. cor  Saeranienio and 

Sliieklun 
-Marlin.  Miehael,  cur  I.arkin  and  Pac 
.Marliii.  Wiieeier,  eur  Huward  andSce-i 

und  and  HSH  .Miu-kel  I 

Maldilas,  Louis,  cur  Diponl  and  I'nlun 
.V.'iuine,  .1.  Mrs.  eur  Flisi  and  Natuina 
MeCalie,  llermird,  cur  .lessie  and  .\ii- 

tiiuiiv 
McCalie  .lames,  00  First  ' 

MeCrailh,  I),  eur  Fruiil  and  Pacific        ! 
.MeCiiiie,  .lolin  It.  corner  Howard  and 

Siiiniier  , 

.MeCee,  Pmrick,  1014  Jackson  ' 

Meiiuverii,  l'alriek,'2  Dupunt 
.Meelz  ,V  Cu.  curner  Dnpuiit  and  Post     ' 
Miliriens.  ,\.  ,t  t'u,  corner  Filbert  ami 

.Masun 
Meier.  I. uiils  H.  curner  .Stevenson  and 

Keker 
•Mei.nlleO:.  Ceornc  400  Powell 
.Meiike,  i;dward,  eur  Suiter  and  Tuylur: 
-Meiisln^'.  Mehulas,  1  Powell 
.Miiitel,  Win.  eur  :siuekfun  and  lUlwv    | 
Miuv.  .V-  Ceiiner,  4;i;t  Sutter  ! 

■Mever.t   Siaiiinann,  eur  Dupunt  and 

(Ireen  j 

Meyer  llrus.  cor Fulsoni  and  Fremont  | 
.>le\er.  r'red.  eur  .Missiun  and  Iteale 
Meyer,  II.  W.  210  Siewarl 
Meyer.  Henry,  I'or  Dupunt  it  Flllwrt 
Meyer,  lleiiiy,  eur  Diiiiuiil  an  I  Pa 'ille 
.Mevir,  ,l"lin  II.  eur  Puweil  and  Wash 
Miiriiiivaeea.  li.  Illli  WashiiiKlun 
Mll.i.l'.U  ,t  FISK.curiier.laeksunand 

Uriinini 
Mllier.v  Yuust,  corner  Slocklun    and 

Franciseu 
Miller,  .luhii.l.  eur  Suiter  and  I.eav 
.MMler,  Luiiis,  l(i:i  .lessl,. 
Milliiuau,  NlciiuUs,  spi  Hruadwav 
Mlieiiell,  Krastus,  1400  Dupunt 
Milelieli,  .lulin,  curner  Sleveiisun  and 

I'.eker 
Mill  hell.  .Juhii,  eur  Post  and  Hyde 
.MoiirniHiin.  Frederiek,  .Mil  Uroadway 
.\loiievpeiiiiv,  Charles,  |:|(t  Natonui 
Moiije,  A.(!.  nsiewart 
Moniileli,  .Vni.'iist,  corner    Folsom  and 

Killhth  I 


.Moran,  Frank,  cor  .Jessie  and  .Vniilc 
Morrlsey,  P.  II.  cur  Filth  and  Tehaina 
Moiiirv,  .lames,  nil  Kast 
Muhleniirink,  Williain,  cor  Pust   and 

Taylor 
Mniler,  Nlehulas,  cor  Heale  and  Har- 
rison 
Miirken  .V  Co,  '20  Clenienfin.i 
.Murphy  >t  (iearv,  410  Folsoin 
.Miirpliy,  M,  C.  cur  -Mission  and  Twen- 
ty-Second 
Myers,  .John,  cor  Harrison  and  F.ltfhth 
.Myers,  .Jidin,  cor  Powell  and  ildwy 
Neavel,  V.  Mrs.  .M8  Ciilim 
Neninann,  I.ouis,  eurncr  Stockton  ami 

lI'Farrell 
Neiimilier,  Henry,  cor  lieale  and  Fol- 
som 
Noltl.K,  W.  M.  &  CO.  corner  Howard 

and  Twdflh 
Xuliman,  Chris,  cur  Sacramento  and 

I.eavenwurdi 
Nolan,  .M.  87  Stevenson 
Xolle,    Charles,    corner   Mission    and 

rweiily-Fourth 
Nollenieyer,    Freilcrlck,  cor  Harrison 

and  Chelsea 
olirleii,  Haiiiei,  1.12.1  Slocktun 
o'Hrien,  Thomas,  I'ur. lane  and  .Mission 
i>'Cuiin<ill,.luliii,eur  sansuin  and  rnloii 
o'Cunnurit  Co.  eur  Oeary  and  Taylur 
o'Ciiiinur,  Thuinas,  cor  O'Farreir  and 

Hyde 
O'KeelVe,  Daniel,  comer  Hanisun  and 

l)uia 
OiVeiinan,  ,Iuhn  ,t  Cu.  cor  Dupont  and 

Paeillc 
Ohiaiidt,  Henrv,  cur  Pacific  and  Po'   ell 
Orr,  Wiiilani  i\.  iililllarris.m 
(irdnan,  .1.  F.  HLI  .laeksun 
Parkell,  H.  H.  it  Cu.  cor  Seventh  and 

Howard 
Petersen,  Charles,  cur  Mont  and  I'niuii 
Petersun  A  I'letleii,  cur  Uroadway  and 

Leavcnwortli 
Peterson,  Peter,  cor  Wash  and  F.ast 
Piper,  .lusepli,  eur  Second  and  Howard 
Plath,.lidiii,  cur  Cniun  and  l.at'avetie 

Place 
Poole.  Xatlian  \.  cor  Haves  and  Oc- 

lavia 
Pope  it  Itrnns,  Presidio  Itoad 
Powers,  .liilin.  cur  Hyde  and  I'nlon 
Pilnclvalle,  li.  Sixte'enlh  iir  (iuerrcro 
Puckhalier,  .luhii.  .MKI  Pust 
Pniivot!!'!,  ■lulin,cor  Filbert  and  Masun 
liuliin,  .Vrthiir,  Duluivs  near  Cenier 
Ueeekman,  -V.  cor  Ke(jriiy  and  Pacltlc 
Ueese,  llenrv,  corner   (Ireeiiwleli  and 

Powell 
Ilellly,  llernard,  cor  Mission  and  Sixth 
Keiimrs,  Clans,  corner  O'Fanell  and 

.M.isoii 
lielnhaidl,  J.  It.  cur  Kverett  and  Fuurlh 
Kieliarils,  .lames  .M.  2l:i  Diipoiit 
KII.KY,  ,I.\.MF.S,  eur  Muni  and  Pacific 
Itiiiu,  Peter,  cur  I'uwell  and  Lumliard 
Itiiil!,  Klchard,  12s  First 
Itulierisun,  -M.  .Mrs.  San  Itrniio  Itoad 
Ifolirs  ,t  Paulsen,  cur  Turk  and  Taylur 
Kuntel.  Mal(hias,cur(:reeii  and  Dupunt 
ICuskanip,  Fred,  cur  Fuiirtli  and  .lessie 
Ituwlaiid,  Walker  it  Co.  .llo  Wasli 
I{uii)[,  F.  W.  curKearnv  and  liieeii 
Ityan  .t  Cu.  ;)01  Dupunt 
Ityaii,  Thus,  cor  Illiikley  and  Plnkney 
SaKeiiorn,  Herniau,  .V20  I'nlon 
Sahiike,  Heiinann  li.  .')2I1  .laekson 
Saini  Cyr,  Vietur.  1204  Imiiuiu 
Sandersun,  .luliii  11.  cor  Tliiiil  and  Te- 
hama 
Snniluval.  .\ndres,  K"  Hruadwav 
Sliarburu,  11.  ,v  llru.  .VII  Washiiis;tun 
Sliarliuru,.luliii  It.  curFulsuiniml  Flllli 
Seanlln  ,t  Itriins,  cur  Slavket  and  See 
Seanlin  it  Du«eher.eur.luius  and  Hush 
Scharlt',  Henry,  eur  Powell  .and  (Jrceii- 

uieh 
Scliarze  .t  Cu.  eur  Kearn.v  and  lieary 
Seliedel,  (ieuvue,  eur  ,lcss'l(.  and  F.eker 
Selieper  ,t  Ilalin.  eur  Saiisuin  and  Pine 
Seliniedes.  ,lu|in  ,1.  042  , laeksun 
ScmilDl',   WII.I.IAM,  cur  Itiannan 

and  Fuiirtli 
Sehniltl,  llenrv,  eur  Huward  and  lluss 
Sehurtnieler,  11eiiry,coi  t':'!ii'..:.laaiiil 

Pruspeet  place 
Seiirader,  I'liMs.eorFlflhnnd  Stevens'n 
Sehruder,  lleiiiy.eur  (iruveand  (iuunli 
Schruiler,  llernianu,  :i;iO  Vallclu 
Sehruder,  .lulin  II.  liiif  Sutler 
Schlueter.t  l.eii.'e,  UTTIdiil 
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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTOKY 


HcliilltlieiH,  Ilonry,  cor  FInt  and  Clom- 

i'litinii 
Ncliiiltz,  Wlllluin,  cor  Bryant  lUiiI  First 
Schiillz,  Wm.  cor  Diipuiit  iiiiil  Ueary 
Scliiinmn,  Wlllluin,  llti  Kourtli 
Hchwurlz,  1).  wm  Kcnriiy 
Scliwarzi"  ttc  t.'o.  cor  Kearny  and  Ocary 
Hi'plia  >V  Co.  cor  SaiiHom  and  I'aclflc 
Mccgclkcn  &  Wlubalk,  Cor  liiixli  and 

I'olk 
HcL'elk.'n.l).  ai3  Hryant 
Si'llK.  A.  &,  llro.  cor  Minna  and  Jano 
SlpilcnhiiriJ,  llcrnian,  .WO  Vallpjo 
.Slo8»on  A  Liuld,  i:iir  Folmmi  and  FIrfit 
Sinllli,  Jan.  cor  Dupont  and  Clivstnut 
Snillli,  .liihn,  lu  i:iay 
Sonicrs,  C'lmrloa,  Ht  Sixth 
HdiinvnlirrK,  I'OuIh  It.  Tii  Post 
Sonc.  I'clcr,  24:i  Fonrth 
Mpicktcr  A  Strugs,  cor  Second  and  Na- 

tonia 
Snricn.  Win.  cor  llriinnan  an<l  Ninth 
STKFFK.N8,  DKlDUll'Il,  cor  Folsom 

and  .Main 
StPlndltT.  .Marcns,  134  Shipley 
StclnholT,    Ilcnnann,   cor    Hush    and 

Trinity 
Stone.  Patrick,  lOOS  Pacific 
stopprlkanip,.V.  Il.corStock  and  t'nion 
.'•trocckcr,  II.  W.  cor  Page  and  Franklin 
Slrochall,  William,  'm  Sutler 
Stuart,  Win.  cor  Mission  and  Fourth 
Sulll>aii  &  Lvnch,corSec  and  Minna 
Sullivan.  Dennis,  cor  Flllh  and  Clary 
Sull.van,  Patrick.  HI  stcvcii*on 
SYi.VI.V,  .KISKPII,  cor  Hat  and  Hdwv 
TEirKlS,  IlKNKY,  cor  llrannan  and 

llllch 
Tinnant.  Roht.  ,1.  cor  Kills  and  Larklii 
Tlionias.Win.  cor  sl.Ntli  audi 'lenienlliia 
Thomfonl  A    Klein,  cor    Powell   ami 

Filhcrt 
Tleileinann,    Peter,   cor    Folsom    and 

l{aus4-li 
TIKNKKN.  IlKUNHAUn.  TJS  Jackson 
I'icrott,  AuKiistus,  UlHKenrnv 
I'ietjan.  I>.  cor  Itatlerv  and  I'nelflc 
'ri>sot.  Paul,  SIxtei'iiih  nrtiueircro 
rniliNcn,  llcnrv.  cor  Fidsoin  anil  Moss 
VaiiCourl,.!.  W.  cor  llavi's  anil  Oetavia 
I  VANlmUKN,  JOSEPlJ,  cor  I»u»h  and 

Mason 
I  Vanlliiilelni,,).  cor  Powell  and  (Ircen 
i  Vance,  .lani',  Mrs.  Healenr  Howard 
'  Vclliert.  P.  II.  cor  First  .iiid  llowaril 
I  Vcnker.  ().  F.  cor  I'olsoiu  and  Third 
I  V<dliner.  .1.  ,t  II.  cor  Davis  anil  Sac 

Von(ilahn,  V.  H.«eor  Kearny  and  Val- 
!  lejn 

'  Voiililahn,  John,  enr  Minna  and  Jane 
I  Voiisiailen,  J.  N.  ,ViO  Pine 
1  Vnrreih.  Ilenrv,  337  O'Farndl 
i  Waller.  John  ('.  cor  First  ami  Jessie 
I  Watennan,  John  (i.  cor  Fol.soni  and 
Sixth 
Wel>er,  T.  II.  cor  Itdwy  and  Mason 
Wenrtt    A    Kckl'eldt,  cor  Folsom  and 
I         'Ihird 
WessliiiK,  Win.  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 
Wcsl,  I.onis,  316  Filth 
Weston,  Sands  A  Co.  734  Mnrkid 
Wheeler,   Henry,  corner  Powell   and 

Lanuton 
While,  ('has.  cor  Shasta  and  SllchlKaii 
Wleland,  F.  A  Co.  cor  Powell  and  Val- 

ieio 

AVIKSK,  C.EOIMJK  If.  cor  Townsciul 

and  Third 
Wilklns  A  Kutiler,  162  Jessie 
Wllklns,  Frederick,  lOlS  Folsom 
Wilklns,   M.    A    Co,    cor  .Mason   and 

Chcstiint 
Willlania.l  .Marshall,  eor  Front  and  Pac 
Williams,  S.  (1.  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Wll.SIIN  A  SASS,  cor  Davis  and  Com 
Wlnckelmann  A  Co.  cor  >Sacnmiento 

and  Druinin 
Wl.Vt  KKLMANN,  II.  cor  Davis  and 

Commercial 
Wlnljeii,  Jtdin,  cor  (ieary  and  Jones 
Wltiien,  D.  cor  Dupont  and  Itroadway 
W(dlcis,  John  J.  cor  Fidsom  and  Hitch 
Woolley.  I/.  II.  cor  Clay  and  Tavlor 
WItKDE,  D,  corSanscmi  and  Slitter 
Wrede,  (ieo.  cor  .Mission  and  Stewart 
Wulhern,  John,  734  Ilroadway 
Wynne,  William,  31H  Fourth 
YooHl.  F.  eor  .Mission  and  KIcventh 
YouiiK,  U.  A  ('o.  cor  Larkln  and  Clay 
ZAII.S.  IIKNKY,  8i3  Vallejo 
Zelle.  Henry,  cor  Second  and  Tehama 
Zleitelmeyer,  Antonc,  cor  Natoma  and 

.Mary 


pp. 


Ounny  Borb. 

[HgoUsk  Makers;  also  Sackt.]        ! 

Gunpowder.  | 

CAUFORSIA     I'OWDKK     WORKS 

iseeailv,  pane  cxxxvli  olDceSlH  Cali 
(HHBONS,    UUD.MOND  A   ('<».  (Du- 

i)oiit;  seeivlv.  paui'  Ixvl)  'JU  (!al  i 
1  WARD,  COLK.MAN  A  VO.  nooi 
adv.  pave  lxxvil'414  Front  ! 

PAUKKIt,  K.  II. (Hazard) 'i'i4Cal  t 

U(iCKW.KI,L,C(>YK  A  0O.37  lluttoiy 

Oune  and  Sporting  Materials.  | 

llach,  John,40H  Commercial  \ 

Itiewltt  A  Johnson,  .VI7  Commercial 
COLTS  PATKNT  FIRK  AR.MS  MA\- 

I'F.VCTCUINO  CO.  (see adv,  panes 

cxvill  and  cxix)  llarH'ord,  ('onn,      I 
CRANK,  A,  E.  (aKciit;  see  adv.  pages : 

Ixxxviil,  Ixxxlx,  xc,  and  xcl)  310 

Washington 
Ourrv,  .N.  A  llro.  317  llattery 
Klcpzlg,  1.  C.  K.  733  Washington 
Lagoardi',  It.  730  Washington 
l.lilille  A  Kaedlng,  MX  Washington 
o.VEMIA.M,  A.  II.  A  CO.  1ft  Sansom 
PI.AIK,  A.  .1.  (sec  adv.  page  -tlvili  411 

Sanson! 
PKOVIDKXCi;  TOOL  (!0.   (see  ailv. 

pagecxxili  Providence,  It.  I. 
RKMI  XtiTON  ARMORY  (sec  adv. 

Ixxxvlli,  Ixxxlx,  xc,and  xeh  Iliiiii, 

N.  Y.,  A.  E.  (Irane,  agent,  310  Wash 
SCIH'YLKR.  HARTLEY  A  11 RAHAM,' 

■i-ii  Battery  '. 

Severin,  T.  ,VW  Kearny  I 

WIHTEIIORXK,  W.  A.  (see  adv.  page 

xcvj'Ji  Ilaltery  ; 

WILSON  A   EVANS  (see    adv.  page 

Ixxlll)  .'S13  Clay 

Ounsmiths. 

Itach.  Jolin,  40S  Commercial  , 

Itekearl,  F.  A  P.  106  Fourth  j 

Klcwitt  A  .lohiison,  .W  Commercial 
(  IH.T  S  PATENT  FIRE  AR.MS  .MAN- 

CFACTrillNO  C<i.  secadv.  jiagcs 

cxvill  and  cxix  i  llarlt'orii.  Conn,      j 
Curry,  N.  A  llro.  317  Italtcry 
llergei,  J.  114  Pacific 
Klcpzlg,  I.  (;.  E.  733  Washington 
I.agoarde,  II.  730  SVa»hiiigtoii 
l.lcUlle  A  Kaedlng,  MH  Washington 
.Meyer,  C.  II.  J.  W4  Pacific 
.Meyers,  Charles.  ,^3^  Pacific 
PL.VTE,  A.  J.  isee  adv.  page  xlvii)  411, 

Sansom  ' 

PROVIDENt'E  TOOL  CO.   (see  ad^ 

jiageexxlil  Providence,  R.  I.  , 

RK.SllNOI'ON  AR.MORV  (see  adv.  pp.' 

Ixxxviil, Ixxxlx,  xc,and  xcil  lllon,' 

N.  Y.,  A.  E.  Crane,  agciil,310  Wash; 
RCDOLPII,  W,',!16  Pacific 
Schneider  A  Itrowning,  6S1  Wash  ' 

Severin,  T.  fiti  Ktariiy 
stndtc,  F.  166  CoiniiK  rclal 
WILSON    A    EVANS  (see  mlv.  page' 

Ixxlll)  ,'il3  I'lay 

Oymnasium.  | 

Olympic  Cliih,  Suiter  bet  Montgomerj-i 
and  Sanson) 

Hairdressers. 

Alves,  A,  T.  633  Pacific  | 

Itarliara,  R.  ,VI6  Coinmerclal  i 

Itaskervllle,  R,  l>.3ll.'i  Davis 
llass,  Chester  I coloreii)  Hi')  Kcaniy 
111  lllere,  E,  7.W  Clav  I 

llergst  A  Nestle  'liH  Market 
llEYER,  LEWIS,  K07  llalterv 
lllake,  W,  11, 1  colored). 107  Commerclar 
modes  A  Fried,  liU'^  .Markit  I 

llolsse,  Kugene.  ,W6  Coinmcn-lal  1 

llonncaii,  'I.  C.  316  Commercial  i 

llredel  A  Troll.  70)1  Clay  I 

Ilrodeg  A  Saalhurg,  II.')  Kearny  : 

llrown,  Philip,  43  Secoml  | 

llrown,  S.  <i.  12  Sacrami'iilo  ,    | 

Caslcra,  Charles,  73.1  Washington  i 

Cliainherlain  A  Frank,  16;|  Second 
Chapman,  C,  M.  .Mrs.  lOti  .MoniKomery 
Chervaller,  L.  7.1.1  Pacific 
(,'lprlco,  (ieorge,  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Clark,  E.  A.  322  Washington 
(Mark,  Mary  Mrs.  I,W  Second 
(Nickey,  Frank,  13  Washington 
Cook,  John,  ('osmopolitaii  Hotel 
CORHIVEAl',  LOUIS  ,»cc  adv.  page 
evil)  tm  Pine 


Cox,  Cecllc  Mme.  323  Dupont 
Da\ls,,lacoh,  44  .Sutter 
Dlssut,  A,  (ladles')  ,111  Kearnv 
Dittes,  Michael,  eor  Flrstaiui  Jessie 
Ikoliidmann  A  Eliisflelil,  fl  Second 
Eipper,  Thomas,  311  Pnciflc 
Fayarrl,J.  11.  647  Clay 
FISHER,  OEOROE,  102  Pacific 
Fox,  II.  It.  40»  East 
Freeman,  Peter,  23S  Stewart 
Frcunil,  F.  M.  430  Third 
(lain,  Victor,  1026  Dunont 
Oarrissere,  F.  .1,12  •lacfcsoii 
Oav  A  Welsh,  Oriental  Hotel 
(ilhboii.  Paul,  I0U6  Dupont 
(lies  A  Erbc,  .136  Hush 
(lies,  Klllan,N22  .Montgoinerv 
(lodlVev,  N.  A,  (colored)  2'rt  Itush 
Oolly.  Jcdm,  1203  Duiioiu 
Oraiidl,  Oeorge,  ,VW  Clay 
Orelt,  J.636  Wushliigtoii 
(ircssler,  C.  .\.  14  Hansom 
(Irimin,  A.  17  .Alonlgomcry 
Oiltzeil,  llenrv,  (sll  Kearnv 
Ilainmerschinlilt  A  lliick,  129  Third 
Hasllngcr,  John,  !I37  Kearny 
llayden,  J.  J.  ;i.^0  Washington 
Haves.  ,taeob  F.  4(W  Pine 
Held,  (ieorge  A  llro.  33.1  Pine 
Ilcleins,  O|ilieliailadles'l206  Dupont 
lleniprlch,  Louis.  .1113  Kearnv 
IIENDKRSON,  WILLIAM,JM4Jack 
Ili'slel,  (Ieorge.  20  Clav 
lllrshl'eld  A  .Morlt);,  32  Montgonienr 
Hock,  Tobias,  ,107  lackson 
ijowanl,  John,  3  Jackson 
Jackson,  Henry,  22  Sansom 
King,  llenrv,  3  Stewart 
King,  P.  2:1.1  P,iclfic 
Koch.tr  Englemaii,  ,M3  Sacramento 
Koi'lzer,  A.  l:i«  Fourth 
Korii,  A.  1.  .142  California 
Laulon,  S.  W.  Miss,  .12.1  Hush 
Li'bert  A  Hrougham,  !i|N  Dupont 
l.ciukle,  ('.  II.  1432  Stockton 
Leonard,  William,  HOUFoisom 
Levy,  L.  11  Jackson 
Liiiman,  Joseph,  .12.1  Saemmento 
MilliT,  William,  617  Sacramento 
Monie,  (1.  307  .Monlgtiinery 
.Monks,  Samuel.  Ml4  Wasliirrton 
.Mort.ui,  ll.'iirv  R.  Ill  Paelfl, 
.Murphy,  Charles  J.  214  Fourth 
.Murjihy,  .lames,  104  First 
Oppeniii.iiner,  K.  627  I'nion 
Pnlchin,  (i.  ,110  Davis 
Piiser,  Jacob  A  Co. '203  Thlnl 
Pfister,  Clirellen,  2'21  .Moiilgoinery 
Pilling,  .lidin,  10,1  Jackson 
PI.MENIEL  A  Ci>RDOS,2IKPadfic 
Proschold,  C.  lot)  Sixth 
Priinty,  F.  422  Folsom 
Pnvoou  it  llro.  610  Kearnv 
RAI'P  A  SCHNEIDER,  621  Mont 
llauch,  Jacob.  3111  Hush 
Kebhan,  Andrew,  1324  I'nelHc 
Rlchter,  \Vllllain,  llrvani  near  Sixth 
Sand,  Fredi'rick,  .10  Fouilli 
Schmidt,  Jidiii  C.  3  Fourth 
Sehoen,  Lewis,  43  Jackson 
Schonwalil,  Francis.  33H  Third 
Selte,  (icnaro,  .11.1  Fast 
Shoeii,  Kdward,  cor  Dupont  and  Cl,iy 
Sirhel,  O.  40!IP.iclHc 
Siiiiih.  llenrv  R.  714  Marki't 
Smith,  .M.,120  .Market 
Somi'ivllle,  M.  .Mrs.  320  Kearny 
Siafian  A  Co.  722  .Market 
Statreihach,  Xavier,  lOH  Stewart 
Stahl,  John,  ,12s  .Montgomery 
Stiihle  Hros.  Itnsh  near  .Monlgomci'}' 
Starkly  A  Williams,  102  Stewait 
Stelnle,  Henry,  Slxleeiilh  nr  Valciim 
Tlelz.  .\ilain.  416  Folsom 
Trautner,  Charles,  624  Washington 
Wagner,  Adam  J.  417  Pacific 
Wagner,  John,  WO  Commercial 
Wallace,  Jane.  .Mrs.  100!)  Stockton 
Wanl,  Andrew  .1.  H16  Kearnv 
Wellington,  Patrick,  l.H)3  Slnckton 
Werner,  Chrisilan,  113  1'hlrii 
WIebe  it  Stialii,  IH Kearny 
Wolf,  John,  401  Hush 

Hair  Beatorative. 

Chapman.  C.  M.  Mrs.  10«  Montgomojl 
Howard,  .M.  (colored)  21Km  Hush 
Snow,  J.  F.  lagenti  22  Post 
Theobald.  .1.  V.  MOH  Market 

Hair  Workers. 

Ilolandcr,  A.  M.  Mrs.  00  Second 


i 


Cook,  C.  Ml 
Dagger,  C.  .1 
.llolirlianlt, 
I'lyiiakl,  It. 


I 
Allen,  John, 
nivonl,  Wll 
A.MESPLO\ 
over  On ii 
•ARNOLD,  s 
AKTIII'R,  ,1. 

ClXXXiC" 

Dckearl,  F.  A 
•1)ESCHLK\ 

J  pngexxxl 
I  *niiiagno  Ilroi 
I  •lllniiclinrd.  J 
'Ilofcr,  Wlllln 
llrlgiianlello  I 
Ilurnap,  J.  42.1 
'Calre,  Jiistini 

IlfiHIIupol 
CASEIIOLT,  ( 

Pine 
•Clark,  P.  It.  4 
•COXKOY  A 
and  20m  Pin 
Corhctt,  Thoni 
•CO.XA  SICIl 
p.  cxxxvll) 
;  Dillon,  T.  A  .1. 
•Doly,  W.  R.  A 

.  "(jUsdow  II 

I       I'lllMTNtii 

|lC.leln,0.  F.  317 

|1!ulon,  (i.  W.  1 

(  Hsilel,  U.  421  I) 

1 1  'Hswiev  A  Co. 

•HKI,.MKKN..; 

i'llODKER  A  Ci 

! •JOHNSON,  til 

«dv.  page  X) 

I 'Johnson,  J.   C 

I      Front 

•Kennertv,  L.  W 

i'LOCKtrA  MO 

I,    xcvllDlp.'nn 

I  long,  C.  604  Wal 

l.uilemsn.  tV.  .IH 

•MAIN  A   WIN 

(see  adv.  |ia 
JIarlaiil  A  Sietl„ 

'JiAKsii,  ni,s 

„  pagelxvlDi 
MarwHlel  ,t  (it, 
I  JliTriii.  It.  A.  14 
Xcwinaii,  C.  L. 
I'^IKiRN,  It.  K 
•ILXKNHAM.  , 
I'AdK,  J.  M.42 

•I'AHKiiritsr 

!      xxilniidxxi 
i  ,   timi  Lock  C, 
i    'ATlflCK,  Kit 
'KUCKWEl.l,,  ( 
I      tery  aii.i  I'liK 
'Riiseknins,  || 
I'RI-.SSKM,    ,v 
i       TI'ltlNdCi 
•SELIIY,  T.  11. 
clsxv)  IIH  C 
•S1.M.MOX.S,  (ill 
....Jllaiidlxvill, 
!;.V'KYE|{,  M.  .12( 
•Millie  A  Ilu\  d(.n 
I'lAY,  HHOilKS 
I  „.  Washington 
iTRKADWELL 
...  JcvjcorMar 
,  I ' Inilerhlll.  J.  ,k 

I  'Van  Winkle,  1. 

II  llattery 

rwiillo,  Charles  W 
'["right,  J.. 11.  3. M 


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Harness 

[•  1 

Bclbpip  I).  .M3 
•  arios,  T.  .12,1  I'll 
Ii    •tRJIELlcil,  1 
IM'illway,  M.  (i  i 
Lreani,  W.  R.  ly 
fenndl,  I>.  ,v>o  i 
►(■ankcnberK  .1   1 
,||"i;r.T.702San, 
'.imlllon,  J.  243  1 
K"»on;  L.2II.Sa 
»«lke,  0. 130  Thi 

A.  Bl 


111 


MiiiUKomcrr 

Mill 


1  Sacroiiipnto 


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Diipoiil  ami  ClAV  | 


A.  XOHLIBB,  8ka  TntnoiMO,  Agent  for  Utaiokarins  ft  8on*a  Fianoa. 


SAN  FRANCISCO.   HAIR  WORKERS  —  HOSE, 


407 


Cook,  C.  Mr*-  »!(•  Montgomery 
iiaumr,  C.  Ml  Sliirkut 

jiXiumit,  I'.  V.  amuini 

fijiHkl,  It.  Mm.  '21  Ociiry 
Hardware. 

C*  Iin|ii)rtcr«.] 

Allen,  Jolin.  7M  rai'ino 
^   •Mviinl,  Wlllliim.t  t'o.  IK  Battery 
I   I  \MKS  I'U>W  CO.  HOC  mlv.  p.  cxxvl) 
'     over  Oiiliicv  . Market,  Ilnntoii 
•  tnSOLn,  N.  M.  A  CO.  mi  Uattcry 
VBTIII'K.  .1.  I>.  "fe  SON  (aee  adv.  nnKc 

clxxx)  i'"r  ('nlll'i>riil:»  anil  Davia 
Bokpart,  K.  ,t  I'  '2(Hi  Fourlli 
•BESCIILKY,  I,.   II.  .k  (!0.  (see  mlv. 

paiir  xx\ill  II  anil  ,t  Front 
•BliiiBno  "'''"'•  ♦*  I'nttery 
•Blancliaril..!. 'it)  Third 
•Bofer,  William  >t  do.  «10  Sacramento 
Briiinanlcllo  llruM,  K'i3  raclflc 
Buraap,  J.  4-.'.')  Uavln 
'Cnlrc,lii"llnlan,,')llO  Washington  and 

llUSIHipoiit 
C.\»KII0L  1',  tl.  T.  A  CO.  (carriage)  208 

rliio 
•Clark,  I'.  It.  412  Merchant 
•CONItOY  A  0'(!OSNUK,  107  Front 

anil  20H  IMiic 
Corlii'tt,  'I'honias,  131  Koamy 
•CO.X  it  SI('IH>I,S  (t.nnnon)  (»cc  adv. 

p.  cxxxvll)  ;I1H  Wash  and  1117  Orciiim 
nillon,'!'.  ,S.I.  I',  cor  Post  and  Koariiy 
•Dotv,  W.  It.  .(;  C".  (agent)  113  Pine 
HiUsdOW  IKON  AND  .MKTALIM- 
I      |>OUTlN<i  CO.  2.)  Fri-mont 
inielii,C.  F.  ;I17  Kearny 
'•ilulon,  G.  W.  7  Post  and  606  Market 
!  Ilallil,  0.  421  Davis 
•llawlcv  k  Co.  SK  cor  Cal  and  Itat 
1  •HKI.MKKN,  .1.  T.  ftlH  Keariiv 
IMIODKKU.^-  CO.  117  California 
!«J0HN.'<ON,(iKOK(iK  C.  A  CO.  (see 

ailv.  page  XXXV) ;»  llatterv 
j'Johnsiin,  J.  C.  .t  <-'<>.  isaildlcr}-)  104 
I      I'riint 

''Kennedy,  L.  W.  (agent)  131  Kearny 
i'LOCKhf  .t  .MONT.VdCK  (see  mlv.  p. 

xcvlll)  U-2  and  114  Mattery 
long,  C.  (i04  Waslilngtiin 
;  Uilfinan,  W.  .W  .Market 
I 'MAIS  A  WINCIIKSTKU  (aaddleryi 
I      isoe  adv.  iiage  Ixxxi  214  lluttcry 
'  MarlanI  A  SleilanI,  lOUtt  Diipont 
•llAKSll,  Pll.SltntV  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  IxvlDeor  Front  and  Pine 
Miirweilel  A  ottii,  XVi  Itnsh 
MiTflll.  11.  A.  14  First 
I  Xi'wiiiaii,  C.  I..  Ill  Third 
'  iisiliiIlN,  U.  F.  A  CO.  7.'»1  Market 
•ii.VENHAM.  A.  II.  A  CO.  19 .Sansoin 
I'.VllK.J.  M.42Clav 

I'l'AKKIllllsr,  V.rt.  W.  (9P0  mlv.  pp. 
!  xxllniid  xxlliiageiitC.  S.  Coinhina- 
i  Hon  l.nek  Co.  iKl.'i  Montgomery 
I'PATKICK,  ItlCHAUll  A  CO.  1«  Hat 
'RUCKWKI.L,  COYK  A  Co.  cor  Bat- 
I      tery  and  Pine 

'Rnsekrans,  II.  A  (!o.  13.^  Montgomery 
'Kf.ilSKM,    A   KllWIN    MANlFAl'- 

TI'BINOCO.  KM  Battery 
'SKUtY.T.  II.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

clxxv)  IIS  Callt'ornia 
•SIMMONS,  IIOWF,  A  CO.  (see adv.  pp. 

xli  and  Ixvill)  2U4  Calll'omla 
•SI'KYKll,  .M.  .V26  Waslilnglon 
•Slime  .\!  Havdim  isaddlerv)  418  Bat 
I'TAY.  BUOIIKS  A  BACKIS,  8W  cor 
I      Wanhingion  and  Front 
,T11EA1)\VK1,L  A  CO,  isee  adv.  page 

xcv)  cor  .Market  and  Fremont 
, •Imlerhlll. ,1.  A  Co.  IIH and  120  Battery 
■Van  Winkle,  I.  S.  A  Co.  cor  Buah  and 
I      Battery 

;  Weill),  A.  C.  781  Market 
iWlilte.Cliarles  W.  40(May 
Wright,  J.li.  3  Montgomery 

HamesB  and  Saddlery. 

[•  Importers.] 

Bclbeie,  D.  .VI3  Broiulway 
Carlos.  T.  .VW  Paelllc 
CAKMKMCll,  ti.  230  Sansom 
Conway,  M.  O.  721  Market 
Cream,  W.  K.  IH  First 
Fennell,  I).  ,V20  Battery 
Irankeiiberg,  ,1.  1108  Dupont 
Fuller.  T.  702  Sansom 

amilton,.l.243Thinl 

uimon,  L.  211  Sansom 
ildke,  C.  VM  Third 


■lameson,  II.  I>.  2  Front  I 

•JOHNSON.  .1.  C.  A  CO.  106  Front 
.lones,  C.  2.'i7  I'lilnl  ! 

.lotics,  II.  437  Kearny  i 

■IngnetA  Perrln,  10  Fourth  | 

Lawless,  M.  !m  Sansoin 
••MAIN    A    WINCIIKSTKU  (sec  mlv. 

page  Ixxx)  214  and  216  Battery 
McColgan,  M.  216  Washington  ' 

•MKAI),  C.  II.  SK  corner  Jackson  and< 

Front  ; 

Mead  A  Son,  ,U7  Market  | 

Moore  A  Crego  (carriage  trimmers)  cor 

Battery  and  .Market 
O'Bi     n,  ,rohn,  224  Kearnv 
O'K       .  J.  ,V2H  Kearny  and  14  .Sutter 
*Pi '        rnnels  A  Son,  Sl.'i  Battery 
Itow      i.l.  It.  W.  IM  Sansom 
Slmmisen,  l>.  Mi  Folsom 
Smith,  Frank,  I302W  Dupont 
•Stone  A  Harden.  41H  Battery 
Tillman,  W.  ,1.  70.1  Mission 
Tralnor,  J.  6'22  .Mission 
Triimhiill,  W.  comer  Davis  and  Com 
I'rllie,  C.  82.^  Montgomery 
Weaver,  II.  671  Market 
Welntrout,  C.  H.  40H  Pacillc 
•Wllley,  O.  F.  A  (Jo  316  California 
Wllniot,W.F.3W  Battery 
Wll8on,J.S.  323  Davis 

Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Caps.] 

.\ilams  A  Brother,  Sfil  Washington 
Alexander,  Simon,  1110  Dnpont 
Blake  A  Co.  ,VJ4  .Montgomery 
Booth,  William  A  Co.  314  Sacramento 
Cranert,  F.  .MO  Bush 
Diaiiiant  A  l.ipson.  408  Sacramento 
C.nldoii,.M.23!l  Suiter  1 

Harris,  I.  716  Market 
I.AMOIT,  A.  227  MonlgomeO'  | 

Lang,  C.  .Mrs.  728  Washington  i 

laiirenl,  A.  1222  Stockton 
I.eCiav  A  Co.  614  Commercial 
Lust,  S.  408  Sacramento 
MKl'sHDOKFFKIt,  K.  (see  adv.  pages 
Ixxxi  and  cxxxixi  HlVi  Commercial 
Tltrany,  It.  J.  Gil  Washington 

Hat  Block  Makers. 

tirush  A  Co.  110  Fremont  i 

JOHNSON,  J.  B.  (see  adv.  page  cviil 
corner  Fremont  and  .Mission 

Hats.    Straw. 

[Sec  Straw  Goods.]  j 

Hats  and  Caps.  Importers. 

BAlHlKlt    A    I.INDKNBEIKIKIl,  41.t 

Battery 
Berwin,  P.  <t  Bros.  319  Sacnuneiito 
Bootli,  William  A  Co.  314  Sacramento 
Cohii,  II.  A  Co.  413  .i^aerameiito 
.laeolis,  A.  A  Co.  ,12,'i  Sacramento  ' 

Kline  A  Co.  420  Sacramento  I 

I.A.MOTT,  A.  (.^ee  mlv.  page  xUv)  227 

Montgomery 
Leiiay  A  Co.  614  Commercial 
Lust,  S.  408  Sacminento 
MElSSDOItFFEH,  J.  C.  A  BItO.  (see 

adv.  pages  Ixxxi  and  cxxxix)  628 

Coinmerelal  and  637  Clav 
Paelllc  Straw  Works  Co.  33S  Bush 
PONTON  DF.  AltCK,  L.  (see  adv.  page 

clxxxll  626  Sacramento 
ItOSKNIlKItti,  (1.  A  CO.  412  Sao 
Stem, '!.  226  Battery 
Toplitz,  F.  .112  Sacramento 
TllIKST  A  FItlKDI.ANDKU,  218  Bat    I 
I'liger  A  Bro.  412  Sacramento  | 

Hatters. 

Adams  A  Brother,  6.'i7  Washington 

Make  A  Co.  ,V24  Montgomery 

Boysen,  Julius, .M4  Pliie and  316 Kearny  i 

BllOW.N.  J.  A  CO.  132  Kearny  1 

C  intet  A  Plege,  721  Clay 

Ilaiiglada,  A.  641  Comnurcial 

Desmond,  C.  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

<Ua.ss,  J.  1016  Dupont 

K.askol  A  Bro.  617  Commercial  ' 

I.AMorr,  A.  (see  mlv.  page  xllv)2'27 

Montgomerv 
I  ctiay  A  Co.  614  and  616  Commercial    i 
Si'angeot,  li.  i*H  Clay  , 

Mcdann.  l*.  ^  Co.  6.M  Washington 
Mead,  B.  F.  3I,"9  Montgomery  I 

MK.l'S»<)(.l{FFEIl.  K.   see  adv.  page 

1<  ;xl  and  cxxxix)  6'M  and  637  Com, 


MKUSSDOUFFEK,  J.  C.  A  BUG.  647 

Washington 
NICKEItsoN  A  CO.  20S  Montgomery 
llchanl,  C.  630  Washington 
Samuels,  I.,  1104  Dupont 
Shocken.S.  II.  17  Second 
Thielc,  J.  Oi.')  Ciiininercial 
Tltrany,  11.  J.  Kagle,  H27  Washington 
Warwick,  Thomas,  '207  Thli^ 
Worca,  J.  609  Washington 

Hatters'  Stock. 

MEU.SSDOUFFEIt,  J.  C.  A  BItO.  (see 
adv.  pages  Ixxxi  and  cxxxix)  028 
Commercial  and  637  ('lay 

PONTON  DE  AIICE,  L.  (see adv.  page 
clxxxi)  6'26  Sacramento 

STEIN,  SIMON  A  CO.  632  Sacramento 

Hay  and  Qrain. 

Barlght  A  Butler.  39  Clay 
Barman,  a.  A  II.  118  Fourth 
Blair  tt  /..auder,  cor  Wash  and  Drumm 
BUTTON  A  .McEWEN  i see  adv.  page 

elv)  Pier  7  Stewart 
Orant  A  Smith,  26  and  '28  Market 
lleiiriesv,  P.  7.M  Mission 
IlOl.Mi.s,  J.  II.  A  CO.  isee  mlv.  pages 

Ixv  Mild  c)  108  .Market  and  ti  Cal 
Kershaw,  M.  A  Co.  Valencia  near  Six- 
teenth 
I.auterwasaer  A  Peters,  221  Sixth 
lie))crc(|,  II.  Paclflc  near  Taylor 
.Maguire  A  Co.  cor  Hayes  and  Van  Ness 

avenue 
McKENNA  BHO.  A  CO.  (see  mlv.  page 

xlvl)  cor  Clay  and  Drumm 
Mellinurn,  J.  A  Co.  cor  Powell  and  Pac 
Meiig,  T.  Brniinan  near  Ninth 
.Miller  A  Hall.  418  .Market 
Mitchell.  II.  W.  .Mission  near  Bealo 
.MOUItoW,  (;E<ii{(iK  isee   adv.  page 

Ixxxivi  21  Clay 
Nichols,  W.  II.  Thinl  Street  Wharf 
IMaee,  C.  I..  A  Co.  Folsom  St.  Wharf 
Ilider,  Soincrs  A  Co.  '24  Market  and  15 

Sacramento 
Itiley  A  Vest,  ,169  Market 
Itivers  A  Kennedy,  1163  Howard 
Turner  .t  Ituiidle,  cor  Center  and  Har- 
rison 
Valliaiit,  A.  C.  Bninnan  near  Fourth 

Hay  Presses. 

[See  also  Machinists.] 
c;hadhoiiriie,  J.  (agenti  '22  Market 

Hides  an<f  Wool. 

Brandt,  .V.  11  and  13  Bromlway 
Burke,  F.  C).  '2'20  Front 
CIIKISTY  A  WISE,  607  Front 
CO.V  A  NIClIOI..>^  (see  adv.  p.  cxxxvll) 

316  Washington  and  317  Oregon 
EltNST,  II.  1.1  Davis 
FAHISH,  A.  T.  A  CO.  221  Davis 
FECEKSTEIN,  It.  A  CO.  212  Front 
MaI.oiT  a  CO.  (sec  adv.  page  xlv)  716 

Front 

Mclennan,  whelax  a  ciiihak, 

comer  Broadway  and  isansom 
Mitchell,  T.  S.  38  Calil'ornia 
MooltE  ,t  CO.  Davis  nr  California 
MULHOLLAND,  J.  A  CO.  11  Davis 
Bich,  S.  A  Bro.  '2'iO  California 
lloss,  Dempster  .V-  Co.  427  Battery 
Shilling,  L.  103  California 
Smith  A  Brown,  Potrero 
Sumner,  W.  B.  31  Battery 
TAVLOll,  C.  L.  A  CO.  38  California 
WASSEItMANN,  A.  A  t.'O.  429  .Sac 

Hoop  Skirts. 

[See  also  Dry  lioods;    also  Fancy 

OoimIs.] 
Alexander,  L.  (maiiul'j  16  Second  and 

'2'2,1  Kearny 
Firuwski,  S.  34  Second 
Jacobs  A  Kosenfchl,  '207  Battery 
SummerAcld,  S.  1 16  Kearny  anu '24  Sec- 
ond 

Hops. 

.111  Sacramento 
(see  adv.  page  cllv)  220 


SCHEIIU,  F. 
WINTElt,  J. 
Buttery 

Hose  and   Belting. 

tiirtn. 


Manu/ac- 


[See  also  Leather;  also  Tanners.] 
COOK  A   SON    (see  adv.  page  cxliv) 
cor  Battery  and  Broadway 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIREOTORT. 


COXitNirilOLS(iooiulv.  p.oxxxvli)i 

SIMWimliliiKtuii  ] 

Hownril.  H.  (iiilori'il)  »»  Oavli 
KUCKWKLL,  (!(>YE  dc  CU.,  (Import- 

erii)  37  liikttory  j 

Hosiery  and  Qlovei.         ! 

CSoe  nUo  Dry  (inmlH;  also  KuniUhlng 
ti<)(Kln.J  . 

Aiislln  t<c  Co.  cor  Mont  nnil  Huttcr 
lliiidu'ii,  Henry,  'i'ifl  lliitti'ry 
JUNKS,  K.  Il.itCd.  (Hi'cnilv. paKCCxI) 

cor  Siinfiiim  iind  ^Herllnl>'nto 
I.AZAKI)  KUKItKS,  11/miilUrv  i 

.MKAIIMKK.  TAAKKK  A  CO.  BMont 
ToniN,   I>I.\(>N  it    I)AV1.X80N,  lor 

Itiittcrv  iinil  .Siicrninpiito 
WAKI).  (IKO.  W.  ,'t'2;i  .MonlKoinvry  niicl 

cur  .Miirki't  iinJTIiinl  i 


Hospitala. 

Coiintv,  cor  .''tooklon  nnd  Fmnclsco 
Krcncli,  llraniiun  lict  KItlli  nnd  .sixth 
(icnnun,  llninniin  iir  'I'lili'd 
sIhutc  i)t  .Mcrcv.  cor  First  nndltrynnt 
r.  .s.  Miirliic,  Itlncon  I'olnt 

Hotels,  Eto. 

AInsliury.  (icornc,  cor  Stevenson  nnd 

SeciPiid 
Allilon  lloMHC,  Moore  ,1'  Iliiuer,  .VWMkt 
AMKUR'AN     KXtllANtiK    IKtTKI,, 

T.  .Siirni'iit,  (see  adv.  pane  clxxll) 

.123  nnd  Itifi  .Saniioin 
.VTI.AMUllOl.xE  (SOP  adv.  p.  cllv) 

.lulin  .McMnnus.  210  rncltle 
DAILY    IIOLSK,    A.  II.     JInlly,    11« 

Snnsoni 
niTIKKS     llOTKL,    W.   Bitter,    911 

K  enrny 
ninnken,  ilcnry,  San  llriino  Koad 
itoolx's  Hotel,  A.  llootz,  cor  I'inu  nnd 

Ileltlen  place 
Itruncli  Hotel,  M.  O'X'eil,  12  Sntter 
Itranuer  House,  J.  llrnnL,'cr.821  Kenrnv 
HreviMirl  House,  .Mrs.  \V.   F,   Lnpldice, 

corner  Koiirtli  and  Mission 
nUOiiK I.YN  HOTKU  J.  Kelly,  .Jr.  124 

.Sinsoni 
ItUBli  street  House,  J.  McXaniarn,  331 

Hush 
CALIKOIi.MA  HOTKL(«ecadv.  paae 

cNllitiallliard  Itros.  710  Diipont 
CAMIlKIIKiK  IKtrsE,  L.  WcKeonc. 

3U4  I'aelllc 
CKXTHAL  IIOl'HE.  J.  C'ornynn,  8U 

SniisDm 
Centnil  House,  I*.  Clahcr,  123  Klrst 
C'HICAtiO  IKITEL.  E.  W.  lleinihurK 

iV  Co.  (see  lulv.  p.  Iv)  22Ul'aelile 
ClilT  House, . I.  (i.  KoKler,  I'olnt    I.olioH 
CL!NTt>X    IIOTEI-,   J.    II.  Hanbo  .ii 

Co.  311  I'luine 
Coliunlila  Hotel,  \.  Thornton,  741  Mkt 
Colunilila  House,  W.  S.  Carson,    103 

Rnvninicnto 
Continental  Hotel,  Mrs.  Slodole,  corner 

Sansoni  ami  Coninierclal 
Continental  House,  T.  liyans,  .MO  Mis- 
sion 
COSMl>l>l>l,rrAX  HOTEI,,  Tnl.hs  & 

rmten.  corner  Hush  and  Sansoni 
(!o»o  House,  Ewell  ifc  Egery,  627  Com- 
mercial 
Crawley  HoiiHc,    O.  W.  Cniwlcy,  446 

Ilrnnnan 
Drcsdi  Mir  House,  T.  Hrown,  3.17  Rush 
Empire  Hotel,  E.  Lewis,  Vallcjo  near 

EMIMl'lE  HOTEI,,  V.  IJelrne.  416  Tac  ! 
K-MI'IUE    Hor8E,  W.    Thomson,  26 

Jackson  i 

Eurekn  House,  (ioctz  &  Sehrellier,  33.") 

rine  , 

Eureka  House,  J.  Lew,  127  Sansom 
EEKKV  IKHSE,  n.  N.  llOBhlscieh,  71i 

I>avls 
First  street  House,  Mrs.  E.  Swctt,  cor 

First  and  .Mission 
FLOKKNCE  HOTEL,  J.  IJcrfttI,  1311 

Dupont 
Flume   Hiiiise,  HIkks  &  Herscy,    ,San 

Hruno  Koud 
Folsoni  street  House,   M.  Joyce,  127 

Folsoni 
Four  Mile  Ilonso,  W.  Huoh,  Bnn  Jose 

Itoad 
Frciieonin    House,    D,    TIetjen,    Son 

llriino  Itond 
KUAXKLIS  HOTEL,  H.  Curran,  cor; 

Sansoin  nnd  I'ncinc  I 


FKA.NKLIN    HorRB  (sec  adv.  pnKcl 

Ixxvli  ('.  Mnloney,  cor  Hansom  and ; 

Itrondway  i 

Oarlhaldl  House,  C.  Rnla,  20N  Ildwy      ! 
tlermaii  Hall,  E.  .Vnitells,  IH  Hnnsoni 
UOLDEN  AtlE  HOTEL,  T,  (llbhons, 

127 1'ncltic  I 

(lolden  City  House,  J.    Itlcanls,  Han, 

Hruiio  Itoml 
Oohlcn  KuKle  Hotel,  II.  DcMcrky,  338 

Hush 
(iOLKEN  .STATE  IIOI'SE,  J,  W.  Mc- 

CoriNlck,  13A  Jnekson  I 

IlaltAVay  House,  A.  McLane,  rrrsldiol 

Koad 
Half  Way  Iloiisp,  11.  (inrdner,  I'olnt! 

Lolios  KoimI  . 

Hnnsji  Hotel.  A.  Iliimhuri;,  42!)  Hush 
HELVETIA   HOTEL,  Smith  ii   Hry- 

dlnc.  431  anil  433  I'Ine 
IIOWAKI)  IIOI'SE,  M.  Alexander, cor' 

First  and  Howard  i 

IXTEKSATIOXAL     HOTEL,     F.   E. 

WpyKant,  Kti  Jackson 
Irvlnx  House,  Mrs.  C.  O.  O'Brien,  M8 

Mission 
Isthmus  Hinisp,  W.  J.  Bally,  .14  First     ' 
KEY.STOXK  IIOLSE,  Dull  A  Chllds, 

127  Jackson 
Lnndurar,  Schiidd  ,1-  Co.  728  Market 
LICK    HOISE,  JohnKin  .t  Co.  isec 

adv.  p.  Ixxxll)  corner  MonlKotnerv 

and  Suiter  '  | 

Lisbon  House,  A.  Mariano.  21H  I'aelllc 
l.ovelov  House,  J.  Knos,  .'W!l  Davis 
Lulii>  ns    Hotel,    H.  A.    SICKtrled,   '2*28, 

Montgomery 
Manhattan  House,  1).  McCarthy,  cor| 

FirsI  anil  .Mission 
Manhattan    House,    I*.   Casserly,    70.1 

Front  ; 

Mansion  ILmisc,  Mme.  Matheson,  HOU 

Dupont  I 

Mansion  House,  M.  O'Brien,  MIssloi) 

Didores  'I 

Marvsvllle  Hotel,  E.  McXabb,  414  I'nc  ' 
Meclianlcs'    Hotel,    H.    Williams,    037 1 

Kearny 
MEVEU'.S  HOTEL,    X.   (iartner,   814 

-Montiroincrv 
Mission  street  House,  Mrs.  .V.  HnrrliiK-' 

ton,  ft'20. Mission 
Monndiiock  House,  J.  Simpson,  corner 

Stevenson  anil  First  1 

M(Uit(tomery  House,  W.   I'crklns,  6231 

Market  { 

Montreal  Hiuise,  E.  Ilartmann.  022  I'ac  I 
.Montreal  House.  .1.  Sullivan,  2!l  racilk  ' 
XEW  ATLAXIICHOIEL,  Itiichholu 

.t  Kock.  lilli  I'lielllc 
NEW    EXOLAXI)  llorSE    (spp  adv. 

patic  Ivl)  J.  Suhlelclier,  cor  Sansoni 

and  I'Ine 
Xew  Lake  House,  J.  E.  Haskins,  Ocean 

House 
XEW  WI.SCOXSIN  HOTEL,  SIncoek 

■kTrembaili,  409  I'acltic  | 

New  York    House,   J.    Triey,    corner 

Harrison  it  Dover  \ 

NIanlle  Hotel,  H.  C.  Itovd,  .104  Clav  ' 
XrcLEl'S,  stern  .k  Hess,  cor  Murket 

and  'I  hinl 
(•'Conner,  Daniel,  26  Fourth 
OCCIDENTAL  HOIEL.   L.  Leinnd  * 

Co,  corner  .MontKoiucry  and  Bush 
Ocean  House,  J.   II.  Dickey,  6^  ndles 

trom  City  Hall  I 

Oricnial  Hotel,  C,  Brown,  cor  Market! 

and  Bush 
Oriiflnal  House,  E.  ii  L.  Lnsar.  .131  .Sac  I 
I'ACIFIC  lIoiKL,  W.  Jackson,    111] 

I'aelllc 
I'ACIFIC  IIOU.se,  rinner  &  Lnllln,  3,1 

raeillc 
Palm  lliMise,  E.  Mnloeh,  633Broadwavl 
I'hlladelpliiaHouse,J.Knaek.421Bus)i 
I'ortsinouth  House,  L.   It.   Bailey,  cor! 

Clay  and  Brenhain  I'lace  I 

I'OIXTSAX  QCEXTIX  HOISE,   H.  j 

.V.  Follnier  A' Co.  cor  Louisiana  and 

sierra,  I'otrero 
Itailrond  House,  K.  Lnnsilon,  320  Com 
Uevere  House,  J.  Stplnmaun,  323  I'Ine 
UISS  HOISE,  H.  II.   I'earson  &   Co. 

MontKomery  bet  I'Ine  anil  Bush 
8ACUA.MKNT0  HOTEL,  M.  Ilotlmnn, 

407  rnclllc 
Sailors'  Home,  («3  Battery 
Scandinavian  House,    O.  Matt«on,  39 

Jnekson 
Seal  Itoek  Ilonse.  E.  Ford.Ocpan  Beach 
.Seven  Mile  House,  A.  McKoe,  Old  San 

Jose  Kond 


Hpymnnrlfonsp.J.  Vanderlelth,24'<an 
SlEUHA  NEVAIJA  HOIEL,   lomnii'- 

rnp  ii  Co.  MO  tactile 
Sixth  .street  House,  D.  .Mahoner.  cnr 

Bryant  and  Sixth 
Spring  Valley  House,  J.  Evans,  corner 

(Ireennnd  Van  Ness  avenue 
Rt,  Carlos  House,  J.  Oiroil,  soiicinv 
St.  Clair  House,  Mrs.  A.  Miles,  Eric  nr 

Thirteenth 
St.  Francis  Hotel,  cor  Dnponlnml  Clnv 
St.  John's  Ilonse,  S.  M.  Tflileu,H3!)Ci,i'v 
.sr.  LAWKENCE  HOISE,  A.  Ikrliort 

017  Market 

St.  LoHlsI|olel,IIelmhnrK.tSchroeilcr 

II  I'aelllc  ' 

St.  Mark's  Hold,  Mrs.  A.  Brownlnij.'rt 

St.  .Mark's  place 
Stewart  Street  Housp,  \V.  Hnnilerkln, 

148  Stewart 
TItEMONT    IIOI'SE,  E.  S.  Woullcy 

422  Jackson 
Tri-.Mountaln  House,  Mrs,  M.   E.  0'-' 

Connell,  .147  Market  i 

Tu(dumnp  House,  Mrs.  E.  Mct'.lnnem 

10  Suiter 
Inli.n  Housp,  K.  I'.  Duller.  .111  Mlsslim 
VAN  DEKB  ILT     HOI  SE,  ll.itoii 

rrlnglct  Co.  Clark  near  Davis 
Warsehauer    House.    .Mrs.    ,V.    Wars- ' 

ehauer,  681  Mission 
WASIIINOTON  HOISE,  John  Dim.' 

nally,  412  Davis 
Welsenborn.  F.  rresidln  1 

West  End  Hotel,  Mrs.  Dalev,  Bronlmra  i 

place  ■  [ 

WEST  END  IIorsE,  F.   Walter,  Ulil 

San  Jose  Koad  j 

Wesfeni  Hotel,  J.  IIIixkIus,  .'lIKi  Ililwv 
Western  House,  II.  Ilneuckc,  l;)7Sti'n.' 

art  I 

WHAT  CHEEK  HOISE.  I!.  B.  Wooil- ' 

ward,  .lilS.icraiiiento 
While  House.  K.   Beaiiv,  cor  Mission' 

and  Twcnl)  'I'lilnl    '  | 

WHITE  SI'LI'lir  It SI'lMSCSIKiTFI,! 

(see  ailv,   p.  cxil)  ,1.    Uieniluru' ,(; 

Co.  While  SHli)hurSprlni.'s,  Naim 
Winthrop  House,  r.  Denibv,  (14  y\M    ' 
WlilianiTell  Hotel,  L.  Koux.;2l  I'.iiilto 
William  Tell  House.M.  Finstennaclur, 

31,1  Bush 
Wohlers,  Henry,  corner  .Mission  mil 

Thirllelli 
WriKhl's  Hotel,  I).  OilflWb,  204  IW« y    1 

House  Brokers. 

[See    Brokers— House;     Kial    Eitalo, 

Etc.]  I 

House  Baisers.  I 

[See  also  (.'ontracliirs.]  I 

DODdE,  FKANCIS.HtVI  .Mission 
HYDE    .V  CHESTEK  (see  adv.  m(f 

civ)  019  .Mission 
.Merrlnuin,  K.  K.'l<«  Mission 
Kiclianlson,  W.  L.  010  Ibiwnnl 
Siralton,  A.  W.  .V-  Bros.   Harrison  li- 

tivcen  Third  and  I'ourlli 

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AMERICAN     KCSSIAN     COMMER- 
CIAL COMl'AX  V,  7IH  llattiry 


Implements,  Bering.  Manmnc- . 

turern, 

DOrCLASS  MAXCFACTriilXli  fi)., 
(See  adv.  p.  cxxvli)  70  llcckiniinj 
street,  X.  Y.  I 

Inoorporated  Companies,    I 

[See  also  Banks;  also  Insuniue  L'eini 
panics;  also  l{,'iiirniuls.] 

AMEKICAX     Kl'SSIAX     COM.'liEIt 

CIAL  CO.  718  Itatlcrv 
Anteliipe  <!.  and  S.  Miiilni.'Co."2«Monl 
BAXK  OF  CALlFOKM.\,cor.SaM.*'in 

nnd  Callt'ornia 
Bay  Shore  and  Fort  I'oim  Iti'iul  O' 

60()  .MonlKoinery 
Best  k  Helcherti.andS.  MlnlnnCo.ili 

Monlijomery 
Buena    Vlstn     VlnicHltural  Soclcly. 

Stevenson  Ilonse 
Burnini;  .Moscow  Ci.  ,t  S.  Minilinriv 

620  WashliiKlon 
California  Borax  Co.  '201  Itallery        1 
CALIFOKXIA     roWIIEK    WORK*! 

318  California  „| 

CALIFOKXIA  .STATE  TELEt'.n.Vril: 

CO.  507  Jlontsomery  . 


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ilDN  CO.  ror  Crcmt  niiil  •lacknun 

Ct'lilml  HIlvcr.MlnliiK  Co.  MM  Mdiit        I 

Clior,LAIM'OI«»S|     .MIMNCl      CO, 

1(K1  MipiilKiimcrj  I 

riTIZENH'  «1AS  ('((.702  WnnlilnKtun 
('(intlili'iicc,  41.^  .Mdiititoiiiorv 
('.inllllcni  (t.  mid  S.  .M.  Co.  lljl  Wn«h    , 
Criiwn  rdliiUl.niidS.  ll.Co.  ■OKMcini 
Dniipy  <l.  iiiKl  S.  .Mliilnt:  Cii.  |M)7  WiimIi  I 
Kiiillfii.MlnlnK  Cii.  (OT  \Vii«liliiKt"n 
Kmiilro  .Mill  nii'l  Mliilnu  Co.  .V.'O  .Mi>nt  { 
Elitcrprlsii    <1.    it    S.   MInliiK    Co.  cor 

AJiiiittronicrv  nml  Ciillt'iiriil:i 
Kxi'lu'cpH'r.'*.  .MliilnitCii.  712  .Mont       I 
Uolili'ii  A|fi'  uiiil  Kiii|ilrp  (i.  mill  8.  M.i 

Co.  72H  .MiiiilitiiniiTy  I 

(iOII.1>  iV  Cl'UItV  s.  M.  Co.  oorMont-l 

((oiiu'r,vanililfiik»oii  , 

tircnt  Ki'piilillc  tl.  ami  .S,  Mlnliitf  Co.i 

70J  \Vuiililiii.'li>ii  I 

Hall' it  NorcroMi.  Kxrlimico  Hiillilliii,' 
lliiniioii  (I.  mill  S.  .Mliiliii.'Cii.  72HMiiiit 
liiilicrlnl  S.  M  InliiK  Cii. "IW  M iiiit«omi'r.v 
,liisi'iililiu>  iMliiliiu  Co.  4114  .MoiilifKiiii'ry 
.hillii  li.  mill  S.  .Mliilim  Co.  m  Wimli 
Kci^liiiiii  CopiMT  Mliilim  Co.  44U  Ciil  > 
Lai'lv  llrvmi  <i.  A-  S.  .M.  Co.  .V2:i  .Mimt  ; 
L:ilfiilii'  Tilliiirl  mill  Milling  Co.  .SW  i'nr 

.MiiiilKoiiiirv  mill  Caliloriihi 
JIKUCIIAMS'    E.\CllAN(iK    A.S.SO- 

CIAiroN,  Cililonilii  Ml-  Miiiit 
Mission  Hhv  llrliltto  Cn.  IhoI  rimrlli      i 
.MISSION    WOOLEN   MILL.S  CO,  ll.'i 

Itiiiii'r.v  ; 

Muunl  liiivlilHOii  ().  .t  S,  :MlnlnKCi>.  121 

Sultl'V  I 

XiilMilooii  CoppiT  Slliilnt?  Co.  Ifl  Sti'- 

vi'iiton  lloiiKu  { 

Xcwport  Liinil  <'o.  .VW  Kcurny 
Sorlli  AnuTlcn  S.  S.  Co.  oiirni'rHatti'ry 

uiiil  I'lni'  I 

Sorlli  I'olosl  C..  mill  S.  M.  Cii.7I2Mont 
Dcciin  lloai'h  Toll  Koait,  KII.1  .Mmit  ! 

Oplilr  S.  SI.  Co.  SW  cor  Miintminiery 

anil  ilarksoii  I 

Ovcnnan  S.  Mlnlna  Co.  «l»  Mont  1 

I'liilflo  (i.  mill  S.  .M.  Co.  ;I21  Wnuli 
I'ACIKIC  .MAIL  S.  S.  CO.  iMir Sacra- i 

mi'iilo  anil  l.i'lili'wlnrll' 
I'acltic  Uolllii).'  Mill  Co.  :ill'2  .Mont 
Oiilcksllvfr  .Mlnlnt!  Co.  211.1  llallfry 
Ileal  Del  .Monti'.  liH  .Miintunnnry 
Sun  Kianclsi'o  nnil  I'lilnt  Lolios  Koiul 

Co.  Mfi  Wiisliliikitiiii 
SAN  FllANCISCO  l!AS  CO,  cnr  First 

ami  Naliinia 
.SAN  KKANCISCO  VIONKEU  WOOr.- 

EN  MILI,,:ill  Callt'oriilii 
.SAX  FllANCISCO  SIdCK  ASnE.X- 

CIIANC.K  llOAUn, for  .MoiitKoni- 

cry  anil  WaKlilin-'toii 
.Sniita  .\niia  I'ltrolriini  Co.  71''.'  Wash 
Siintlauo  s   MliiiiiK  Co.  712  Mont 
Sniici'lllo  WaliT  anil  steam  Tns;  Co. 

326Cliiv 
Savat'e  S,  Nllnliiir  Co.  712  Miiiitt'oinery 
Shelia  li.  mill  S.  Mlnlnu  Co.  712  .Mont 
Sierra  Nevmla  S.  .M.  Co,  40  JlonI  liliuk 
Sierra  Silver  -Minim:  Co.  Ui:|  Callloriili 
Sierra  Valley  II.  ami  S.  M.  Co.  Ij07  WiirIi 
Sl'IllNO  VAl.I.EY  \V.  W.  CO.  .114  Cal 
St.  I.ouls  (i.  anil  S.  .M.  Co.  40  .Mont  Itlk 
Tecliattmnp  (i.  amis.  .M.  Co.702  Wasti 
Trlunto  (I.  anil  S.  .M.  Co.  1102  .Mont 
Union  l.ninlipr  Iiealprs'    .VMUielatlon, 

pler;t  Stewart 
I'alon  .Mattole  Oil  Co.  (ifls  Merchant 
VrU'AN    IKON    WOKKS    CO.    (sec 

ailv.  paije  exilx)  1.17  First 
White  ,t  Mnrphv  (i.  ami  S.  .Mining  Co, 

«20  WaHhlnirton 
Wide  West  .Milling  Co,  103  California 

India  Rubber  Ooods. 

'Sec  «lso  Cliitlilni,'.] 
IHnOKl.  A   LINKENIIEKC.EK,  SW 

I  oi'  ll.ittprv  and  .Mereliant 
i.liMKl;  CM)TIIIN(i  CO.  US  Moiit- 

Konii'iy 
Scii.  lie  l'>ro8,  40S  and  409  Sacramento 

Ink  Manufaoturers. 

[See  aUo  Statloiier.4,] 
DONALD,  W.  C,  it  CO.  (see  adv,  pilRe 

CT.wll  ft  Sprliic  Lane,  Itohtiiii 
LeCOI'XT,  .I.V.  .V  CO.  corner  Mont 

gomery  and  Sttciaiueiito 
M.VYXAliO  .fcXOVES  (sec  ndv,  page 

exxv)  lto8toii,  .Mans, 


Inspeotora.  | 

tSoe  alHi)  I'aekent  of  OixkIs,) 
Coftin,  A,  Slate,  Innellon  I'liieand.Mkt 
Deeth,  .1,  Slate  ntainp,  424  Kaltery         I 
tiallaulier  ,t  Co,  17  Heale 
KENNEV,  M.  gan  meters,  014  Com 
Lull,  L.  It.  siitie  ntninp,  424  llattery 
W.VTEU.MAN,  E.  U,  llonr,  ,102  Hattery 

,  Inatrument  Depots.         | 

[See  aUo  Cutlers;  also  li]>tUliinH,] 

KOEIILEIt,  A,  7.10  Washington 

LAWItENCEA  llorsEWOIlTlI  (sec 
adv.  hjiek  cover)  1117  Montgomery 

MtMiltEllolt,  •).  (see  iiilv.  page  xxxvl) 
4U)iSaiisiini 

MTLLEIt.  C.  (see  adv.  pago  xllv)  203 
.Montgoinery 

OUr.M,  AUMS I  UOXd  it  .ICSTI  (den- 
tal; seeinlv,  page cxxvlll), 120 Arch 
street,  I'lillitrtelplila 

IlOACll,.!.  .122  .Montgoinerv 

Saek,.l.  C.  2U:i  .Montgonierv 

SCIIMOLZ,  W.M.  (seeailv.'pageclxvll) 
420  Jliiiilgonierv 

Tennent,  Ilios.  ,10S  llatlcrv 

Insurance.    Affevii  I'nilentmtm. 

llaeon,.!.  S,  ltoston,2I(i  Fimit 
FALKSEU,  HELL  .t  CO.  Lloyds,  4:I0 

Califoriilit 
Fletcher,  \.  T.  Now  York,  21l'>  Front 
.Meliln.s,  C,  V.  llremeii,  421  llattery 

Insuranoe  Adjusters.    Marine. 

i'AZNEAl',  T.  N.  (see  lulv,  pxsu  clxli 

4:iti  Calitiirnla 
Hopkins,  C.  r.  .'IIS  California 
.Moore,  E,  .1.  42.1  Washington 

Insurance  Brokers. 

lllgelow,  E.  402  Front 

LIXFOIITII,  JAMES  (see  adv.  page 

xxxlil)  ;i  Front 
MorehiMise,  W.  r,.10S  California 
O'CAI.I.AdllAS,  D.  ,(;  CO.  (see  adv. 

pp.  xllv  and  elx)  424  Jloiitgomery 

Insurance  Companies. 

Enstern  and  t'oreii;n. 

.VecUlental   of  .N.  V.— aecldeiits,  A.  DJ 

Sinltli  it  Co.  agents,  cor  .Monlgnm-i 

eiy  and  Saeraineiilo  1 

.KTNA  OF  llAlMFOKI)-tliP(seeailv.l 

cover  and  page  xvi  U.  II.    .Maglll. 

general  agent,  424  California  { 

lIKinsil.VM)  FOUEKiN-MAUINE, 

(see  adv.  page  xxxl)  Falkner,  llelli 

it  Co.  agents,  4:10  California  I 

UUooKI.YN -LIFE (see adv.  page .132) 

S.  T.  King,  agent,  cor  .Montgomery  1 

and  rine  1 

ClIAKfElt  OAK-LIFE;  II.  !',  Coon, 

agent,  Cllv  Mall 
Coniiei'llcnt  .Miitual-I.lfe;  A.  I).  Snillli 

•t  Cii.eor  .Mont  and  Sao 
CONTINENTAL  OF  N.Y.— LIFE;  II. 

II.  make  .t  Co.  3(12  Montgoinerv 
CONIINENTALOF  N.  Y,-F1I{E;  C. 

A.  Lowe  .t  Co.  California 
EtilTIAIlLE  OF  N.  Y.— LIFE;  H.  L. 

it  F.  Ogilen  (see  adv.  p.  elxxlv)  cor 

.Monluiiinerv  and  Callfnrnla 
Oeniian  .Nl ill ual— Fire;  otlloe  IH  Mont- 

giiinerv  lllock 
(lEItMANlA     OF    X.    V.-LIFE;    It. 

(iattel,  agent,  333  .Montgoinerv 
CiIolie.Mnliial-Llfe:  W.  Il.WiuUworth 

.t  Son,  ageiiLs,  402  Front 
(IKEAT    WESIEIIN-LIFE;    ,1,    W. 

Ilniinaglin,  agent,  30  Mont  lllock 
(ilAUDIAN  OF  X,  Y.-LIFE;  .1,   K. 

(iarniss,  agent.  Aid  Washington 
IIAMUnUi    AXD    ItUEMEN-FlHE 

(see  adv.    page  xvlll)  il.  Speyer, 

.120  Wasliingtiin 
I.M1'EU1AL-F1UE    AXD    LIFE  (see 

adv.  page  xxxl)  Falkner,  Itcll  >t 

Co.  agents,  430  Citllfornla 
LlVEIll'OOL  AXI>    LONDON'    AND 

liLOUE— FIUE  (see  ml  v.  dent.  p.  1) 

W,  11,  .lohnston,  agent,  414  .Mont 
MANHATTAN  OF  X,  Y,— FIKE;   U. 

It.  Swain  it  (!o.  agents,  204  Front 
MANII.VTTAX  OF  X.  V.— LIFE;  John 

Landers,  agent,  cor   Muntguir.ery 

and  Commercial 
MlTl'AL  OF  X.   Y.— LIKE  (see  adv, 

hack  cover)  IL  S.  Homans,  agent, 

424  .Montgomery 


N«W  YOKK-LIFE;  H.  N.  Vaiillriint, 

ageiil,  cor  Mont  and  California 
XIAIIAItA-FlUE;  J.  I.andeini,  agent, 

eor  .Montgoinerv  and  I  onimerelal 
N'UKTIl  AMEKICA     I.IFi:  (see  lulv. 

pages  Il2aiid  3741.1.  \.  Eaton  A  Co, 

agents,  302  .Monlgonn  rv 
NOIiTll    .VMEKICAN  -FfltE;    C.   A. 

Low  ,t  Co.  agents,  Caliii.riila 
NOUTII    IIKIIISII    AND   MEUtlAX- 

TILE-FIIIE  (see  adv.  page  li  W. 

II.  Tllllnghasl,  ageiil,  eoriiur  Him- 

soni  and  Calll'ornla 
XOIMTI     CHINA-  MAUINE;     Koop 

ninnschap  >t  Co.  agents,  llatterv 

opposite  I'liNt  Ollli  e 
XOKTIIWESTEItX  MITI  AL  LIFE; 

M.  <l.  Elmore  (see  adv.  page    1441 

302  .Montgomery 
N'OltTHEUN      ASsrUANt  E-KIl!i; 

AND  LIFE;    W.  L.  Itooker.ageiil, 

42N  Callfornhi 
■  ■IKENI.V    OF     lIAltTFOIJD-FlUE 

(see  adv.  page    xv)   II.    II.   .Maglll, 

general  agent,  424  Calif"niiii 
TK.VVELEltS'      OF      IIAKIFOUD  — 

LIFE  AND  ACCIDEN  IMseeadv. 

iiage  XV)  K.  H,  .Maglll,  agent,  424 

California 
INIVEKSAL  OF  \.  Y.-LIFE;  U.  T, 

I'olk,  agent,  .KI7  Calllornia 
rXITED  SIATES-LIFE:  B.J,  I)or- 

sev,  agent,  327  Front 
IMI'EI)  .SIAfES  C.\S|A1.IY-AC- 

CIDEN'I'S;  (s  ealv.  jiageclxxlv) 

li.  L.  it  F.  Ogdiii,  1  or  ^liiiitgomcry 

and  Callfornl.'i 
WIDOWS'  AND  Oltl'llANS'-LIFE; 

It.  T.  I'olk,  agenl,,1(i7  California 
YA  NO  T/E-M  AKIN  I. ;  .Maeondrny  .t; 

Co.  agents,  204  Saiisoni 

Insurance  Companies.— A'C"'*- 

Eilstern  ami  Fortiun. 

IILAKE,  II.  II.  .t  CO.  ConiincntalLlfo 

of  N.Y.  30-2  .Montgoinirv 
llooKEIi,  W,  L.-  Xoithen'i  Assnranco 

(see  adv.  page  elxx   42H  I'alll'ornia 
IlKr.MAtllM,  ,1.   W.-Cireat   Western 

Life,  30  .Monlgonii  rv  llloik 
COON,  II.  r.— Charier  Oak.  Cltv  Hall 
DOIISEY,   H.  J,— liilted  stales  Life, 

327  Front 
EA'foN,  J.  A.  it  (;o.- North  Ameil- 

ea  Life  (see  adv.  pages  112  to  508 

and  374)  ;<02  .Montgoineiy 
KL.MOItE.  .M.  (i.— Northwestern  Mu- 
tual Life  (sue    adv.   page  144)   302 

Montgoinerv 
FALKNEIl,  ltl-:LL  .t    CO.-lmiierial 

Fire  and  Life  and  llritish  ami  For- 
eign Marine  isee  adv.  page  xxxl) 

430  California 
C.AKNISS,  J.  I!.-(inarillan    Life,  ,126 

Washington 
•  IATTEL,  l».-eierinania  Life.  333 Mont 
HAWKS,  J.  I>.  ,t  CO.- Local  AgeiiLs, 

.Etna  and  I'hiiiilx,  424  California 
HO.MANS,  II.  S.— Mnliliil  I,ife(seeadv. 

Iiaek  cover)  424  Montgoniery 
JOHNSl'ON,    W.    U.-Liverpool    ami 

London  and  Clohe,  414  Mmit 
KlXti.  S.  T.— Ilrooklyn  Life  (see  ad\-, 

page  .132)  eor.Monlgomerv  aniU'Inc 
KOOI'MAXSCIIAI'     X     CO.— Xorth 

Cliiini  Marine,  Itallerv  up  I'  t> 
LAXDEHS,   JOHN -Manhattan    LIfO 

and  Niagara  Fire,  cor  .Montgomery 
.    and  Commercial 
LOWE,  C.  A.  &  CO.-Ci.ntinental  Flro 

of  X.  Y.  and  North  American  Fire, 

20s  California 
MACON  DKAY  A  CO.-Yang  Tr.c,  204 

Sansom 
MAOILL,  II.   II,— riionlx  and    yV.tnn 

Fire  and  Travelers' (see  adv.  cover 

ami  page  xv)  .12S  Clay 
OC.DEN,  It.   L.  it   F.-Ei|iiitalilo  Life 

and   I'llited   States  t'asiially,  (see 

adv.  p.    clxxivl  eor   .Montgomery 

and  California 
I'OLK,    K.    T.  — rniversal    Life    and 

Widows'  and    Orphans'    Life,  ,Kli 

California 
SMITH,  A.   I),   it  CO.— Accidental  of 

X.Y.  and  ConnecliiiH  Miitnal  Life, 

eor  Montgoinerv  and  Sacramento 
Sl'EYEK,    MoUItls-Ilainlmrg  mid 

llremen  KIre  isee  adv.  jiago  xvlll) 

,V20  Wnalilngton 
SWAIN,  H.  It.  .t  CO.— Manhattan  Flro, 

200  Front 


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PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIBBOTORT.J 


TILLINGHART,  W.  H.-North  British 
and  Mercantile  (aee  adv.  page  1) 
cor  ^nsom  and  California 

VanAlen,  W.  K— Llfe.SOJ  Washington 

VAuBRtTNT.  R.  N.-Ncw  York  Life, 
cor  Montgomery  and  California 

WADSWORTII,  W.  R.  *  80N-01obe 
Mutual  I  ifc,  402  Front 

Inmxrtaaa  Oompaniea.    Home. 

BUILriiRS— FIRE  AND  MARINF,- 

tOf.  Callfomia.    Incorporated  18«6 
Capital,  tSO.OOO.    Thomas  Moonoy, 
jt>restdent;    Samuel  Crim,    Secre- 
tary. 

INCOBPORATORS.— Thomas  Mooney, 
Nathnn'l  Page,  ffamucl  Crim,  John 
Center,  J.  W.  MeCormlck.  J.  D. 
Connell,  A.  Itosonflcid,  W.  A.  Janke, 
Frank  McCopnln,  Clmrles  H.  Grant, 
John  Dunn.  Wm.  15.  Cooke,  W.  O. 
Weir,  Wm.  H.  Gladwin,  D.  Jordan. 
(Sec  adv.  page  11.) 

CALIFORNIA— Marine-318  Callfoi^ 
nia.     Incorporated   1861.    Capital, 

8200,000.  C.T.Hopkins,  President; 
enas  Cron-cU,  Secretary. 
DtBECTOBS.— Samuel  Merritt,  W.  C. 
Talbot,  Jerome  Lincoln,  J.  J.  Felt, 
H.  B.  Tichonor,  Levi  Stevens,  C.  T. 
Hopkins,  John  C.  Merrill,  Fredk.  L. 
Castle. 

CALIFORNIA  HOME-224  Callfomia. 
Incorporated  1H64.  Capital,  9300,000. 
James  U.  Roberts  (acting)  Presi- 
dent; Charles  J.  Farran,  Secretary. 
(In  liquidation.) 

FIREMAN'S  FUND-FIRE— comer 
Sansr.m  and  Callfomia.  Incorpo- 
rated le«3.  Capital,  $.M)0,000.  W.B. 
Bourn,  President;  D.  J.  Staples, 
Vice  President ;  C.  R.  Bond,  Sec'y. 
DiRECTOBS.- R.  J.  Tobln.  Alpheus 
Bull,  C.  O.  Athcara,  M.  Lynch,  II^ 
ving  H.  Knowles,  C.  C.  Wilson, 
W.  K.  Hlxon,  M.  A.  Bralv,  A.  Hlin- 
melman,  Jolm  Uarton.W.  W.  Ha- 
ney,  O.  T.  Lawton,  n.  L.  Lewis, 
John  II.  Oariiiner,  John  O.  Eari, 
Henry  Dutton,  R.  E.  Raimond,  J.W. 
Farren,  E.  8.  Tihbey,  F.  P.  McMa- 
hon,  A.  T.  Fletcher,  A.  C.  Sabins, 
W.  H.  Patterson,  Fitel  PhUllps,  J. 

B.  Stetson. 

(See  adv.  pages  HI  to  587.) 

German  Mutual— Fire— 58  Montgomery 
Block. 

HOME  MUTCAL-FIRE  AND  MA- 
RINE—410  California.  Incorpo- 
rated September,  1864.  Capital, 
g  1,000,000.  Paid  capital,  •350,000. 
eorgc  S.  Mann,  President;  W.  H. 
Stevens,  Secretary. 

DiBKCTORg.— Charles  Clayton,  J.  De- 
Forest,  W.  T.  Garratt,  W.  F.  Doiv 
man,  Cyrus  Wilson,  B.  F.  Ferris, 
Joseph  Galloway,  W,  K.  Bowne.J. 
Evcrding,  C.  W.  Hathaway,  C.  O. 
Hooker,  'i'hcodorc  Uebier,  B.  S. 
Cutter,  W.  A.  Orover,  Jos.  Pelrco, 
S.  D.  Gilmore,  H.  Cascbolt,  U.  B. 
Hitchcock,  O.  S.  Mann,  D.  E. 
Knight,  Joi<eph  Rlnuot,  H.  C.  Lea, 
M.  Skeily,  O.  W.  McNear,  J.  D. 
Arthur,  1>.  B.  Moody,  A.  C.  Teit- 
man,  HamucI  .\dams,  Edward  Dur- 
kin,  J.  M.  Milliken,  W.  Irelan,  II. 
I'crry,  J.  Baniber,  W.  P.  Ridgway, 
8.  M.  Cutler,  R.  R.  Swain,  F.  W. 
Maconilray,  H.  N.  Tllden,  I.  Case, 

C.  Watei'liouse,  R.  P.  Clement,  D. 
WUIiams,  W.  A.  Church,  E.  J.  Wil- 
cox, U.  Conrad. 

(See  adv.  page  383.) 

MERCHANTS'  MUTUAL  MARINE- 

408  California.  Organized  April  ii, 
1863.  Capital,  Vi«6,<m.  C.  L.  Ta)- 
lor,  Prpsidont;  J.  B.  Bcotchler, 
Secretary. 
DIBRCTORS.— C.  L.  Taylor,  Jabez 
Howes.  Wii.  Meyer,  A.  L.  Tubbs, 
Isaac  E.  Davis,  C.  Adolphe  Low,  J. 
B.  Scotcliler,  W.  J.  Adams,  A.  H. 
Simpson,  H.  K.  Raimond,  N.  I'lerce, 
Calvin  Paige,  F.  L,  Castle. 


NATIONAL-FIRE  AND  MABINE- 
408  Montgomery.  Incorporated  — . 
Capital,  •1,000,01)0.  Geo.W.  Beaver, 
ITesldent;  W.  W.Wiggins,  Secre- 
tary. 
DiBBCTORg.— ,T.  W.  Brittan,  Jo*.  A. 
Donohoe,  Albert  DIbblce,  Oeorge 
W.  Olbbs,  Abnor  H.  Darker,  B.  O. 
Sneath,  James  H.  Deering,  Henry 
Barroilhet,  Henry  S.  Dexter, 
Abram  Block,  N.  Van  Bergen,'J.  C. 
Johnson,  George  F.  Bragg,  J.  T. 
Dean,  C.  F.  Fargo,  H.  W.  Ualleck, 
Henry  L.  King,  Henry  L.  Davis, 
Charles  Clayton,  T.  E.  Baugh, 
Michael  Reese,  John  F,  Miller,  Geo. 
W.  Dam,  S.  C.  Hastings,  Wm.  G. 
Badger,  C.  A.  Eastman,  James  W. 
Cox,  BenJ.  Hobart,  Daniel  Meyer, 
Levi  Strauss,  Hiram  Tubbs,  Cbas. 
Lux,  Lloyd  Tevis,  J«a.  P.  Goodwin, 
Alex.  Forbes^P.  Mfcury,  Jr.,  Jos.  B. 
Thomas,  W.  W.  Montague,  Monis 
Speyer,  Nicholas  Larco,  John  G. 
Bray,  William  Pierce,  II.  L.  Dodge, 
E.  H.  Winchester,  Walter  N.  Haw- 
ley,  E.V.  Hathaway,  Isaac  E.  Davis, 
N.  C.  Fassctt,  E.  L.  Goldstein,  A. 
Hay  ward,  Daniel  Murphy,  Samuel 
Crim,  Wm.  II.  Sharp,  John  Center, 
C.  L.  Taylor,  Theo.  LeRoy,  J.  S. 
Hutchinson,  (Ico.  C.  Hickox,  Chas. 
it.  Plum,  O.  F.  Gitlln,  M.  P.  Jones, 
W.  C.  Talbot,  S.  Hcydenfeldt,  A.  J, 
Bi^ant,  James  Phclan,  Geo.  W. 
Beaver,  Abram  Sellgman,  C.  C. 
Knox,  Thomas  Breeze,  James  P, 
Pierce,  F.  P.  McMahon,  W.  W.WIg- 
gins,  J.  C.  Wilmerding,  J.  B.  Rob- 
erts, Anthony  Chabot. 
(See  adv.  page  'i56.) 

OCCIDENTAL— FIRE- SW  comer 
Montgomery  and  California.  In- 
corporated January,  1865.  Capital, 
•306,000.  Chr.  Christiansen,  Presi- 
dent; B.  Rothschild,  Secretary. 

DiBKCTORS.— Jos.  A.  Donohoe,  Ira  P. 
Rankin,  Jacob  Scholle,  John  SImc, 
J.  Y.  Hallock,  Adam  Giant,  Jacob 
Greenebaum,  N.  Van  Bergen,  Ben]. 
Brewster,  Chris.  Christiansen,  M. 
Reese,  J.  Seller,  J.  H.Eaird,  Lewis 
Gerstle,  J.  Baum,  W.  W.  Dodge, 
James  T.  Boyd,  A.J.  Bowie,  Isaac 
Hecht,  Leon  Ehrman,  C.  Meyer, 
John  Landers,  A.  Kline,  A.  Gold- 
smith, J.  W.  Risdon,  Henry  Green- 
berg,  Solomon  Rich,  Isaac  Worm- 
ser,  John  R.  Mead,  M.  Sachs,  J.  W. 
Brittan. 

PACIFIC-FFRE  AND  HARINE-4'22 

California.  Incorporated  July.  1863. 
Capital,  •750,000.  coin.  Jona.  Hunt, 
President;  J.  M.  Shotwcll,  Secre- 
tary. 

DiBBCTORg.  —  i9aii  jyaneiieo:  Al- 
pheus Bull,  Louis  McLane,  S.  M. 
Wilson,  W.  C.  Ralston,  D.  J.  Oliver, 
A.  L.  Tubbs,  W.  Scholle,  Wm. 
Alvonl,  Morton  Chcesmaii,  A.  J. 
Ralston,  H.  Ilanssman,  Jonathan 
Hunt,  D.  V.'.  c  Rice,  A.  B.  Forbes, 
Oliver  Eldridn,.,  A.  t».  Stiles,  E.  W. 
Leonard,  A.  Sellgman,  S.  Stelnhart, 
L.  B.  Bcnciiley,  P.  L.  Weaver,  Wm. 
Sherman,  Wm.  Hooper,  L.  Sachs, 
AKVcd  Barel,'Jas.  De  Fremery,  A. 
Hayward,  J.G.  Bray,T.  L.  Barker, 
J.  h.  Newton,  Alex.  Weill,  David 


stern,  Chos.  Meyer,  D.  O.  Mills,  J, 
P.  Fry,  J.  (3.  Kelloirg,  M.  Rosen- 
haiim.G.  H.  IIowanl,H.  H.  Bigelow, 
Moses  Heller,  T.  Lemmen  Meyer. 
H.  jr.  .Newiii!!,  fJ,  T.  Lawton.  Ed- 
wp.iii  Martin,Charies  J!  -.yne,  Moses 
Kills,  E.  L.  Goldstein,  W.  T.  Cole- 
man, J.  O.  Earl,  Lloyd  Tcvis,  Geo. 
W.  Beaver,  Adam  Grant  Saera- 
mento:  Edgar  Mills,  G.  W.  Mowe, 
C.  T.  Wheeler.  Uanntlle:  J.  H. 
Jewett.  Portland,  Ortgon :  W.  S. 
Ladd,  Jacob  Kamm.  Virginia,  Ife- 
vada:  Wm.  Sharon. 
(See  adv.  page*  Ilii  to 568  and  clx.) 

SAN  FRANCI8CO-FIRE-4Si  Mont- 
gomery. Incorporated  March,  IHijl. 
CaplUI,  tiOOjm.  George  C.  Boaid- 
man,  President)  P.  McSbane,  Sec- 
retary. 


DiBBCTOKa.— E.  W.  Burr,  E.  F. 
Kortham,  Lucius  A.  Booth,  Geo.  J. 
Brooks,  C.  D.  O'Suliivan,  John 
VanBergen,  Henry  H.  Halght,BeiO. 
D.  Dean,  William  Bosworth,  Geo. 
C.  Boardman,  J.  De  La  Montanya, 
Charles  Mayne,  Jos.  G.  Eastland, 
Giles  H.  Gray,  Oscar  L.  Shaiter, 
Edward  Hull,  J.  Archbaid,  J.  H. 
Butenberg,  R.  B.  Woodward,  Ben]. 
Brewster. 

(See  adT.  page  clxxvili) 

UNION-FIRE  AND  MARINE-416 
California.  Incorporated  April  M, 
1865.  Capital,  •TM.OM,  coin.  Caleb 
T.  Fay,  President;  Cbas.  D.  Haven, 
Secretary.  "■ 

DiBBOTOBS.— d^oa  F'raneiteo;J.  Mom 
Moss,  Thos.  H.  Selby,  Nichoisi 
Luning,  James  Otis,  John  Parrott, 
Wm.  E.  Bam<n,  J.  Underhlll,  J.  U. 
Kittle,  M.  D.  Sweeny,  Jos.  A.  Dono- 
hoe, d.  S.  Felt.m,  M.  J.  O'Connor, 
James  Phelan,  I.  Fricdlander,  Gnu- 
tave  Touchard,  Moses  Heller,-MI- 
chael  Castle,  Lafkyette  MaynanI, 
Nicholas  Larco,  Charles  L.  Low,  N. 
O.  Kittle,  Jacob  Scholle,  Wm.  C. 
Talbot,  James  Dows,  Patrick  Mc- 
Aran.  Joseph  Seller,  Geo.  C.  John- 
son, L.  H.  Allen,  Caleb  T.  Fay,  Wm. 
Hooper,  C.  Temple  Emmet,  Joseph 
Brandenstein,  BcitJamin  Brewster, 
Lloyd  Tovls.  Sacramento:  B.  F. 
Hastings.  Marynitlt :  L.  Cunning- 
bam,  William  Smith. 

(See  adv.  pagexxv.) 

IntelUsenoa  Oflloea. 

Eaton,  C.  S.  708  Kearny 

Fish,  F.  6'il  ilontgomery 

HILLS,  HENRY  %  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

xllt)  401  Bush 
Hussey  A  Green,  cor  Keamy  and  Cal 
O'Brien,  E.  M.  Mn.  108  Montgomery 
O'Brien  A  Ward,  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
VonRheIn,  O.  F.  A  Co.  105  Mont 
WHITMAN,  S.  P.  313  Montgomery 

IntalUsanoe  Offioea.   caiiwM. 

Ohn  Gee,  630  Jackson 
Oon  Sing,  636  Jackson 
Wong  Fook,  m  Sacramento 

Intarpretara  of  Iianguace*- 

[Sec  also  Translators ;  also  Teachers.] 
Carvalho,  C.  T.  (Chinese)  28  Court Dllt 
DeClalrmonI,  R.  650  Washington 
Lussoy,  John  (French  and  Spanish) 

Police  Court 
Schleiden,  W.  cor  Wash  and  Battery 
Spllvalo,  A.  D.  430  Jackson 

Iron  and  Btaal. 

CSec  also  Hardware;  also  Stoves.] 
Brittan,  J.  W.  A  Co.  120  Front    _     , 
CONBOY  ft   O'CONNOR,  107  Front 

and  'JOS  Pine 
GLASGOW  IRON  AND  METAL  IM- 
PORTING CO.  25  Fremont 

Haste*  Kirk  (plgt  35  Bealo , 

JOHNSON,  GEORGE  C.  *  CO.  (see 

adv.  page  xxxv)  33  and  35  Battery 
y    BSH,  PILSBURY  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  Ixvll)  cor  Front  and  Pine 
POTTS,    ALBERT    (see    adv.    page 

cxxxili)  Philadelphia 
SELBY,  T.  H.  A  Cft.  (see  adv.  page 

elxxv)116andll8Cal 
Underhlll,  J.  *  Co.  118  Battery 
Van  Winkle,  I.  S.  A  Co.  cor  Battery  and 

Bush 

Iron  BalUngB,  Fanoaa,  XKo. 

[See  also  Machinists,  Etc.] 

GALLAGHER  A  KENNEY  (see  adv. 
page  ell)  712  Sansom 

KITTREDGE  A  LEAVITT  (see  odv. 
page  xll)  Market  nr  Fremont     ^ 

MoRIBBIN,  W.  (Eureka;  see  adv. 
page  cxlvlll)  43  First 

Prilzel,  August,  416  Market 

SIMS,  J.  It.  (see  adv.  page  Ixxzv)  Ore- 
gon nr  Davis 

Japimaaa  Oooila. 

Mayers,  Robert,  cor  Mont  and  Pine 


Zeap  OalifbmU  Oivltal  in  CUiftomte.  XnaoralaflM  VAOXnO. 


A.  KOHUIB.  Bnk  TnaulaoOt  laporta  Tomign  sad  Axatiiiamn.  Initnunenti  fbr  Bandi. 


SAN    FRANCISCO.         JEWELERS  —  LEATHER. 


411 


Jewelers.    Importtn. 

Baldwin,  H.  M.  &  Co.  4tJ  Montgomery 
BAKKErr  &  SHERWOOD  (see  adv. 

pgKe  III  sn  Hontgomery 
BbJLvERM  AN  &  LEVY  (tee  adv.  front 

cover)  821  WMhlnston 
Crosby  A,  Mathewson,Sln  Montgomery 
DInkelsplt'l.  .s.  n.  603  Washington 
Dirking,  A.  621  Washington 
rALKENAU  BltOS.    £   CO.   (chains 

and  bracelets)  6'29  Washington 
ORAY.  K.  B.  <^  no.  616  Merchant 
Herlngbl,  U.  607  Washington 
Jordan,  M.  62ft  Montgomery 
Joseph  Bros.  601  Montgomery 
JoscDbl,  I.  S.  641  Washington 
LEVISON  nitOH.  <2R  Washington 
Lippman,  J.  203  Montgomery 
REIcHEL,  F.  It.  620  Merchant 
KUBBER  CLO'l'IUNa   CO.   (rubber) 

118  Jlontgomery 
8HEKW001),  It.  (see  adv.  page  11)  S17 


Montgomery 
SHIIEVE,  tiEO.  C.  dc  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  Ixxlx)  sas  Montgomery 
TUCKER  &  CO.  (see  adv.  page  xlvlll) 

US  Montgomery 
WHITEHORNE,  W.  A.  (see  adv.  page 

xcv)  -m  Battery 

Jewelen. 

[•  Importers.] 

Ahrcns,  C.  838  Dupont 

Baldwin,  M.  M.  A  Co.  433  Montgomery 

•BARRETT  A  HIIERWOOD  (see  adv. 

page  II)  51T  Montgomery 
Barrett,  Alflred,  33  Second 
BIsenlus,  A.  M.  623  Merchant 
•BRAVERMAN  A   LEVY   (see   adv. 

ttont  cover)  821  Washington 
Bnrkhanit,  O.  209  Paclflo 
Carmatx,  Adulph,  Ml  Sacramento 
Clark,  W.h.l':  31  Third 
•COLLINS,  C.  E.  A  CO.  803  Mont 
Crowley,  .lohn  N.  402  Folsom 
relbush,  L.  30  Kearny 
FInberg,  A.  913  KcHmy 
Forsblng,  Osciir,  103  Fourth 
Friedlander,  Wm.  21  Third 
Qolly,  Ambruso,  1203  Dupont 
Orlbl,  Rudolph,  .14  Market 
Hanrlngton,  F.  B.  620  Merchant 
•Main,  Carl  H.  A  Co.  321  Montgomery 
Hammond,  W.  A.  37  Second 
Helnie,  Ferdinand,  848  Washington 
Heliman,  .lohn,  408  Commercial 
Heltniann,  L.  343  California 
Herlnghl,  B.60I  Washington 
Inon,  Samuel,  1014  Dupont 
Jonas,!.  A.  119  I'aclflo 
Jotdan,  M.  623  Montgomery 
•Joseph  Bros.  607  Muntgomerr 
Kling,  O.  W.  227  Jackson 
UIrd,  D.  W.  620  Merchant 
Lamaure,  T.  328  Commercial 
Lang,  Ernst,  1106  Dupont 
Uwler,  William,  ISlMDupont 
Lippman,  J.  203  Montgomery 
Lohmann,  tieorge,  323  Sacramento 
Letelllcr,  A.  6201Hercl.ant 
Lewis,  H.  M.  633  Clay 
Marks,  Fred.  1024  Dupont 
Mayer,  Leon,  IffiW  Dupont 
Mayers,  Robert,  cor  Mont  and  Pine 
Mdlwaln,  W.  324  Battery 
Mendoza,  A.  417  Broadway 
Mohrhardt,  M.  F.  Mrs.  (halr)2Sl Third 
Mullcr,  E.  cor  Jackson  and  Adclle  alley 
Mund,W.  126  Kearny 
!(cwman,  Henry,  13  Second 
Holte,  W.  103  Montgomery 
Ohm,  Edward  F.  613  Montgomery 
Pickford,  John,  309  Sixth 
Rahwrler,  Abraham,  927  Kearny 
Kevalk,  J.  310  Montgomery 
Kichet,  P.  C.  912  Dupont 
Rodsl,  N.  236  Kearny 
8alaman.  A.  13  Fourth 
•8lieRWOOD,  R.  (see  adv.  page  11)  317 

Montgomery 
•SHREVE,  U.  C.  *  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

Ixxlx)  823  Montgomery 
Somin,  A.  603  Washington 
Hteler,  P.  319  Kearny 
Traube,  Hartwig,  717  Clay 
•TUCKER  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  xlvlll) 

SOB  Montgomery  • 

Wallmann  A  Bra.  'ill  Montgomery 
WENZEL,  H.  (see  adv.  page  clxlll)  SOS 

Hontgomeiy 
Zaeharias.  H.  388  Kearny 


Jewelers.    Mamfflielwring. 

Baldwin,  y.  M.  A  Co.  433  Montgomery 
BARRETi.  A  SHERWOOD,  817  Mont 
BOHM   A  CLAUSEN  (see  adv.  page 

xxvl>  604  Merchant 
BRAVERMAN  A  LEVY,  821  Wash 
Crosby  A  Mathewson,  319 Montgomery 
Eckart,  C.  820  Merchant 
FRONTIER,  PETER,  740  Commercial 
GRAY,  R.  B.  A  CO.  616  Merchant 
Joseph  Brothers,  607  Montgomery 
Laird,  D.  W.  620  Merchant 
Lcmme  Bros,  kh  commercial 
Leteiller,  A.  620  Merchant 
Mathleu,  G.  724  Washington 
Miller,  L.  6'22  Clny 

Mohrhardt,M.  F.Mrs.  (Iialr)231  Third 
MORRIS,  B.  A.  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

xxxlx)  643  Socrnmento 
Ferrochon,  E.  622  Clay 
Pohlman  A  Baelir,  816  Clay 
REICHEL,  F.  R.  620  Merchant 
Seamnns.  J.  M.631  Washington 
SHERWOOD,  ROBERT,  817  Mont 
SHREVE  G.  C.  A  CO.  328 Montgomery 
TUCKER  A  CO. 308  Montgomery 
VANDERSLICE  A  CO.  810  Mont 

Jewelers'  Tools. 

Calre,  Justinian,  830  Washington 
COLLINS,  C.  E.  A  CO.  803  Mont 

Jolaers. 

[See  Carpenters;  also  Shipwrights.] 

Junk  Dealers. 

Blchard,  X.  209  Stewart 

Cerinl.  F.  207  Davis 

Cornish,  H.  C.  m  Battery 

Dottelbrach,  M.  417  Braunan 

Hall,  E.  1U6  Jackson 

Hallel,  C.  421  Davis 

Hare.  Charles,  34  Stewart 

HARLEY,  CHARLES  A  CO.  118  Davis 

Hashagcn  A  Decker,  102  Sacramento 

Klaus,  Bowman  A  Co.  T28  Mission 

Ludcman  Bros.  .W7  Market 

MADDEN,  J.  6'i2  Mission 

Moore,  A.  F.  Beale  nr  Mission 

RIJGGLE8,  D.  W.  310  Jackson 

TAYLOR,  S.  P.  A  Co.  (see  adv.  page 

xxvl)  113  Davis 
Yetes,  J.  cor  Howard  and  Hubbard 

Kerosene. 

[See  Oil;  also  Lamps;  also  Coal  OIL] 

Justices  of  the  Feaoe. 

Barstow,    Alfred— Id    Township,   623 

Merchant 
Bell,  W.  H.-«th  Township,  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Sixteenth 
Drake,  E.  B.— tth  Township,  417  Buah 
Pennle,  J.  C.-*l  Township,  707  Clay 
Tobin,  R.  J.— 1st  Townslilp,S17  Jaclunn 
Vanllagen,  J.   P— Ath  Township,  613 
Market 


page 
page 


ItsbelB. 

ISAAC,  J.  A  CO.  (ace  adv.  page  dxiz) 

313  Sansom 
TOWNE  A  BACON,  836  Clay 

Zisoes. 

C*  Importers.] 
[See  also    Dry   Goods;    also    Fancy 

Goods;  also  Millinery.] 
Bigot,  Madame,  828  Washington 
Elgutter,  M.  18  Second 
Jonosson,  SI  oyer  &  Co.  10  Montgomery 
•JONES,  E.  11.  *  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

cxl)  cor  Sansom  and  Sacramento 
•MANHEIM,  SCHONWASSER  A  CO. 

113  Battery 
Merzbach,  J .  412  Kearny 
•Robert,  J.  D.  119  Montgomery 
•Rosenblatt,  8. 123  Montgomery 

IiMnp  Dealers. 

C*  Importers.   See  also  Crockery  and 
Glassware.] 

•DELL,  CRANNA  A   CO.  (see  adv. 

front  cover)  »1S  Front 
•DIETZ,  A.  C.  A  CO.  319  Front 
DOW,  M.  «  CO.  81  Second 
•HAYWARD,  COLEMAN  *  CO.  (le* 

adv.  page  Ixxlv)  414  Front 
•HELBINlT  *  STRAUS  (see  adv.  dept 

page  8)  cor  Battery  and  Pine 


•HOLLUB,  A.  A  CO.  801  Front 
McCarthy,  A.  J.  880  Washington 
OWENS,  J.  B.  10  Third 
Pope,  A.  1328  Dupont 
•STANFORD  BROS,  (sco  adv. 

cxlvlli)  121  Califoaiin 
•SWAIN,  R.  A.  4  CO.  (see  adv. 

cxxxv)  cor  Pino  nnd  Sansom 
Wells,  Charles,  802  Dupont 

Iiand  Agents.    Bounty. 

CSee  also  Attorneys;   also  Notaries, 

Etc.] 
Johnston,  W.  W.  623  Merchant 
RANS03I,  L.  (sec  ndv.  page  xlx)  cor 

Montgomery  and  Jackson 
ROBINSON,  J.  R.  (see  adv.  page  zzlv) 

626  Montgomory 
Stevenson,  J.  D.  604  Merchant 
STOW  A  POLLOCK  (sec  adv.   page 

xxvil)  806  Washington 

Itapidaries. 

[See  also  Jewelers,  Etc.] 
GRAY,  R.  B.  A  CO.  816  Merchant 
Louis,  J.  B.  L.  806  Kearny 
RONDEL,  E.  621  Washington 
SHERWOOD,  R.  817  Montgomery 

Iiash  and  Whip  Makers. 

CSee  also  Harness.] 
MAIN  A  WINCHESTER,  £14  Battery 

liSst  Makers. 

Iletkcs,  John,  621  Broadway 

Iisundrles. 

Aurenn,  F.  Miss,  26  Post 
BARTLKTT.  HALLETT  *  DALTON 

(Contra  Costa)  13  Broadway 
Beller,  L.  Mrs.  606  Mission 
Bennett,  Mary  Sirs.  840  'llilrd 
Berson,  A.  828  Washington 
CONTRA  COSTA,  13  Bniadway 
Davis'  Laundry,  7U0  Market 
Dunand,  A.  1013  Stockton 
Gmy,  E.  C.  81  ThInI  and  1141  Folsom 
Urethcn,  D.  Madame  401  Bush 
Hurtt,  W.  T.  International  Hotel 
Laidley,  James,  Presidio  Rood 
Locing,  Josephine.  416  Dupont 
Louis,  Madame  C.  168  Tehama 
May,  Samuel,  1142  Folsom 
Michel,  D.  Mrs.  341  ThInI 
Pacaud,  Mary,  178  uessie 
Weld  A  Pritchanl,  121  Leldcsdorff 
West  End  Laundry,  81  Tliinl 
White,  A.  P.  Harriet  nr  Folsom 

Iiaw  Blanks. 

[See  also  Booksellers.] 
BANCROFT,  H.  H.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 

cxxxlv)  609  Slontgomery 
COOKE,  W.  B.  A  CO.  iitee  adv.  ilront 
cover  and  pp.  HI  to  867)  6'24  Mont- 
gomery and  cor  Sansom  and  Clay 

Lead  Pipe. 

[See  Iron  and  Steel.] 

Iieather  Collar   Manuteotur- 
ers. 

[See  also  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 
COOK  A  SON  I  see  adv.  page  oxllv)coT 

Broadway  and  Buttery 
Ewing,  C.  3'24  Davis 
MAIN  li  WINCHESTER  (see  adv.  p. 

Ixxx)  114  Battery 
Stone  &  Hayden,  418  Battery 

Iieather  Dealers. 

[•  Importers.] 

[See  alio  Boots  and  Shoes;  also  Tan. 

ners.] 
Bender,  C.  114  Sutter 
COX  A  NICHOLS(secadv.p.cxxxvll) 

216  Washington  and  317  Oregon 
Curtis,  T.  A  Co.  ifiO  Wnsliliigton 
Delablgne.J.B.  3-^3  Clay 
•DUDLEY  A  UERHARDY  (see  adv. 

page  cxxxvlii  404  Battery     _ 
GRADY,  JAMES  J.  (mnnT)  ofllcc  18 

Jessie (iee  ailv.  page  xcli) 
*HEIN  A  BRAY  (see  adv.  page  Ixlil) 

416  Battery 
Hein,  G.  738  Market 
JONES,  E.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  cxl) 

314  Commercial 


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412 


PACIFIC  00A3T  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORY. 


LUM8DEN,  W.  643  Merchnnt 
MAIN  &  WINOIIKSTEK,  '214  Utttory 
'MuhuinucluT,  A.  (U4  Cliiy 
Htoiic  Ai  llnyildi,  418  Itittoiy 
•Week,  L.  K.  &  C'u.  41»  Clay 
Worth,  K.  I'ur  Ui^ah  and  Heldon  place 

Legi.   Ariiflcial. 

FOLi,EAl\  A.  (man'O  ri  Wash  (geO 

uUv.  1111. 241  nnd  Mi) 
JEWKTT.    JAKVIS     (Palmer's)   029 

Waaliliigton  (soc  ailv.  page  xx) 

Iiibrariea.    Circulating. 

Kiiwoii  &  Mart,  »iO  Market 
Boyd,  T.  O.  m>  Montgomery 
Mutlior  A  HInvUIr,  Motropolttaii  Mkt 
I'ayot,  H.  WU  Wnahington 

Itime  and  Cement. 

ADAMS.  SAMIEL  (»ce  ndv.  p.  xcll) 

cor  .Market  and  Main 
lliMilcIn  C'vniviil  Company.  82!)  Clay       , 
DAVIS  .v  l.'0\Vi;i.l.(sopadv.  page  ex) 

vor  Front  niul  Wiwlilngton  I 

IIUI4MKS,  H.  T.  Di'eadv.  pagexlil)  cor! 

..Iarki.t  and  First  | 

Iiiquors.    Importers  and  ft^kolesale. 

I*  Alu  and  I'ortcr.] 

[See  also  Whica;  also  .SyrupH,  Etc.] 

UAU)\VIN,  \.  It.  i&CU.  (iccadv.DHKe 

xllx)'iltt  Front 
Itarra  .\(  (ialvin.  UH  First 
*Ilurrv  A  ration,  413  Monteoincry 
HEIlf{EN»*,JAMK.S,42»  Kattory 
KKLDEN,  F.  C.  Hl'2  Sacrani<Mm> 
UnulHliaw  ii,  Co.  >  E  cor  California  and 

Sansiim 
BRICKWIODEL,  IIEXRY   &  CO.  jrW 

Front 
DUYANT,  A.  J.  &  aO.  (see  adv.  page 

clxl51HFront 
Calm,  A. .«  Co.  -m  Caltfomla 
*('unuvan.  I'.  II.  71«  Montgomery 
Carroll,  .lolin,3(U  and  3U7  Front 
(.'awiln.  F.  MO  Front 
CHAS,SA»INK  A  DENAVE.VUX  (gee 

adv.  pagoollviMIA  Front 
Chaui'lK'  it  Martin,  WH  Front 
Comcrl'ord,  I'.  AlH  I'acltic 
Cutit'r,  W.  T.  (agvnti  111  California 
Diimi'S,  W.  tilW  ^iHnKom 
DANEKI,  F.  A  CO.  619  Front 
Deney,  A.  it  Co.  623  San«om 
DcUutic,  E.  (i-stalv  of)  431  Battery 
DICKMUN.DkWuLF  ii  CU.  410  Bat 
Dolan,  W.  B.  14A  Ylilrd 
Uolhtguy,  B.  m  Front 
Don,  J.  H19  Montgomery 
DOWS,  ,1  AMES  «  CO.  2(M  Rncramento 
FAIIUSTEN.C.J.  EUWAUDrt  Jc  CU. 

isi-c  aiiv.  page  cxlill)  434  Jackson 
FAItUO  it  CO.  214  and  '2I«  Front 
Fargo,  E.  A.  JMO  Woslilngttm 
FENKIIACSEN,  A.  (see  adv.  p.  Ivlll) 

HOD  Montgoincrv 
FINLEY.  T.  E.  (see  adv.  page  Ixxvil) 

113  LeIdosdorIT 
FLANAIiAN.  J.  A  CO.  421  Front 
FOX  *  l-OirrElt,  .Ml  Clay 
FCNKENS'IEIN,  J.  jc  CO.  319  Cal 
OILCIIUIST,  J.  O.  ,t  CO.  S19  Front 
UOKDON,  r.  .M.  A  CO.  (see  ailv.  pagt. 

xxvilli  709  Sansum 
Oroi'zlngir,  O.  cor  HattoTT  and  Pine 
HOS.MKK,  OOEWKY  *  CO.  411  Frimt 
llotaling,  .V.  I'.  A  Co.  NE  cor  Sanson! 

and  Juukoon 
HUNTER,  WAND  A  CO.  809  Front 
Irwin  iV  .suntitr,  Uu8h  nr  Montgomery 
Jacobs,  N.  U.  ,V  Co.  423  Front 
Jaudin,  E.  A  Co.  A23  Front 
KELLY  a  EAOAN,  B04  Battery 
Lhrco,  .N.  4:12  JackHon 
Livingston  x  Co.  221  California 
Lopwe.  liroH.  30 1  Callforida 
•LUMLEV,  U.  1024  Battery 
Lyons,  K.  O.  A  Co.  510  Jackson 
Mandlebaum,  F.  ,V22  Hansom 
MARTIN,  E.  A  CO.  (see  oilv.  p.  XXX v) 

«0»  Front 
MAIRY,  I'.  Jb.  710  Sansom 
Slay,  I'.  725  Clay 
McAKAN  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  clsxli) 

20U  Front 
*MEAR8,  JAMES  (see  adv.  p.  clvUI) 

til  Front 
MEINECKE,  C.  Wt  Front 
Melville,  John,  HI3  Commercial 
MENDKSSOLLE,  B.  ttHUolltomla 


Menu,  J.  II.  606  Merchant 
MERCADO  A  SEItLLY,  806  Jackson 
MURRLSON,  JOHN   C.  JB.  (see  adT. 

fiagecxlllh614  Front 
D,  LORD  A  CO.  410  Front 
O'Connor,  M.  6IW  Front 
I*.*  RKER,  ()EOR(]E  F.  (see  adv, 


BIrbo,  Louis,  cor  El  Dorailo  and  I'o- 

trero  avcnne 
Bill  A  Co.  Il'iU  Dnpont 
niHIlOP,  HENRY,  cor  Clay  nnd  East 


Illlike,  John  (colored)  734  I'acltic 
BLANCKAKRT,  V.  J.  Oil  Dnpont 
page  ItianeH.  .'^anuui,  Brcnham  pliicu 
clxxl)  cor  Washington  and  Mont   Iilauor,John  W.corKcr  ' -yand  Ilatdr 
PASCAL,  Dl'BEDAT  A  CO.  4'26  Jack- i       place 


Patrick,  James  A  On.  817  Battery 
PRINZ,  JOHN  (sell  adv.  page  cv)  49 

.Second 


Blohni  A  Rahdcrs,  comer  M  lasion  and 

Beale 
BLOO.M,  UEORUE,  oor  Fourth  and 

Silver 


ITTZM  ASK,  F.  (distiller)  213  Jackson  I  Bock,  (Charles,  767  Clnv 
•RICHARDS  A  Co.  (see  adv.  p.  cxIIIDiBockniann,  D.  H.  comer  Fourth  and 

7IIH  Sansom  Froelon 

RILEY.  1'.  A  CO.  !M  Front  Bode,  L.  231  Fourth 

Roche,  T.  A  Co.  eor  Sansom  and  Paclflc  Iloclhllng,  Francis,  9  Koamv 
ROTH,  J.  8l)ft  Montgonieiy  I  Bogle,  cTiarleH,  cor  Wosliiiigton  and 

SAllAI'lE.A.  E.  ACO.(il7Hansom        |        Waverly  place 
SAl'LNIERACO.(sveadv.pngcuxHll:  Bogner,  Charles,  corner  Valencia  and 

7lftSiin«om  I       Sixteenth 

Sliarhoro  Bros.  Ml  Washington  iBogsuot  A  llnghCR,  410  Pacific 

SeainilninI  A  Fnipoll.  HM  Front  I  Boll  I.K  EN,  J.  M.  King  bet  Second  and 

SCHRODER  A  CO.  hII  Montgomery  Thini 

SCIICLTZ  A  VON  BAROEN,  cornorllloLOEP.M.comerSnc  nnd  Davis 

California  and  Front  { Bidio  A  Bro.  comer  Clnv  ami  Sioeklon 

Smith,  F.  A  (^1.  20HH  Sacramento  1  llnisters.  Thus,  eor  .Market  ami  HiiveH 

.^iolsslNOEAS.  L.  4'I0  JaekHon  iBondiers,  F.  corSaiiNomandtlreenw'h 

Sl'EVIOR.  MORRIS,  (see  adv.  clxxli);  llorelln,  A.  cor  Se\enth  nnri  Clexelnnd 


hiti  W:uihlngton 
Spruanee,  J.  A  J.  41.^  Front 
SILLIVAN  A  CASIIMAN,  SW  comer 

Front  and  Jackmni 
Taussig,  L.  723  SaiiNom 
Taylor  Ii  Beiidel,  413  Clnv 
VAN  BERUEN,  J.  A  CO.  524  Wash 
Wonn.ter  Bros,  cor  Cal  and  Front 

IiiQUOrs.    Retail. 

Abbott,  Charles.  200  Stockton 
Ackennan.  A.  A  Co.  63-2  I'acltic 
ADA.M  A  KIBBE,  516  .Montgomery 
Adam,  I  honnis.  Junction  Market  and 

.Montgomery 
AhrciiH,  llenrv,  cor  Brannan  and  Third 


llosciien,  N.  cor  MisKlon  and  KItfli 
ItoMe,  John,  cor  Oreenwicli  ami  liiylor 
lliiwen.J.  .\.  eor  .Mont  ami  Vallejo 
lloyer,  Joseph,  744  Washington 
llrad<ioek,  'I  homas,  7  Stewart 
Brailer,  S.  .Mrs.  707  I'aelllc 
llraghl,  R.  cor  llrannan  and  Seventh 
llrander,  J.S.  775  Mission 
llrnndt.  Louis.  1040  Market 
Itreehtel,  W.F.  cor  Post  ami  Devlsailcro 
liREDlHIFF  A  ('<>.  423  East 
Bremer,  Henry,  cor  '1  hinl  anil  Harrison 
Breiinan  A  Ryder,  NE  vor  Keumy  and 

Clay 
Briekwedel,  A.  cor  Market  and  First 

^..„ Briekwedel,  Jacob,  H12  Clay 

.Mnsburv,  (teorge,  cor  Second  and  Stc>!  Uriel,  Jacob,  El  Dorailoaim  Pidreronv 
vens'im  I  Brokato,  Henry,  eor  Brannan  and. >i|Nth 


Albers  A  .Vsmusgcn,  cor  Second  and 

Stevenson 
.VIberts,  Conrad,  1)31  Keamy 
ALCAYAOA,  JOSE,  cor  Dupont  and 

Vallejo 
Aliasl,  Joseph,  127  Fourth 
Allen,  John.  7214  l-aclric 
.\ndersoii  ,t  Co.  '20!i  Jackson 
.Vnderson,  John, MM  Front 
Amold,  .\.  E.  323  Fourth 
Arnold,  Cyrus,  16  Sutter 
Amold,  E.  -Mrs.  217  Paclflc 
Arps,  John,  COO  Deary 
.VstriHlo,  A.  635  Washington 
Atkins,  II.  B.  500O'Farrell 
Atkinson,  James,  538  Market 
Aureau,  Louis.  619 Kearny 
BAClOALliPI,  T.  530  Jaekson 


Uroimner,  John  A  Co.  cor  Bryant  and 

Sixth 
Bronn,  J.  F.  16'2H  Stockton 
Ilronstruu,  William,  1115  Folsom 
llrower,  .\.  J.  539  JiU'kson 
Bn>wn,  A.  B.  32H  Mimtgomery 
BROWN,  HENRY,  504  Davis 
Brown,  John  D.  112  First 
llrown,  Louis,  '204  Stewart 
H^>wll,  W.  P.  cur  Dupont  and  Clay 
Bruce,  Nelson,  526  Mission 
Bruidngs,  U.  A  Co.  vor  Mission  and 

Thinl 
Brunjes,  D.  4'25  Bush 
Brunjes,   Henry,  comer  Fourth  and 

Harrison 
Brnnnet,  .Vdolph,  641  Pacldc 
Bruns,  F.  A  Bro.  cor  Folsom  and  Spenr 
Ilruns  A  I'.ro.  corMissUmand  Mxtceuth 


Uadenhop.  Henry,  Mission  nr  Twelfth  ,  

Bager,  C.  A.  corner  Lenv  and  Bernard  i  IlltrNS,  N.  617  Davis 
llallcy,  Frank,  109  Washington  { IIRVAN  BROS.  3'22  Sansom 

BAKER  A  tiARRITY, 510  Keamy  Lryili.'e«,  .M.  C.  corner  Com  and  East 

BaidermHnn,  .V.  cor  Urcen  and  .MasonlBl  Cll,  J.  S.  332  Montgomery 
Balllngcr  A  Hermiann.  ,54.)  California  J  Buchanan,  Henry,  3'26  Commercial 
Barlow  A  Bro.  cor  Vallejo  and  Stock'n'  Huekiey  A  .Mannlx,7ll  Montgonitry 
Barra  A  lialvln,  cor  First  and  MImm     I  Bnekiev,  .Mlehael.  7  Fourth 
Barry  .t  Patten,  413  Montgomery  I  Ituhseii,  D.  727  DnNls 

Parrv,   David,  corner   Stevenson  and  Burckliardt  tb  Hass,  130  Thinl 


Seventh 

Barry,  T.  cor  Brannan  and  Ollbert 
Bartholomolos,  J.  1017  Battery 
Batleux,  Daniel,  17  Kearny 
Bauer,  John.  47  'Ihird 
Bauinelster  A  Frank,  '2-22  Keamy 


Burtleml.  Martin,  comer  Mason  and 

Fmnelsco 
Bunnelster,  A.  corner  Callfomla  and 

Leas  enwortli 
Burns,  James  A.  foot  Thinl 
Burns,  Jamvs  E.  604  Howard 


Baumgunlner,  S.  J.  A  Co.  cor  Fourth  Burns,  .Michael,  cor  Hixthand  Tehama 
aim  Stevenson  Burr,  Levi,  Bay  between  Kearny  and 

Bcaumot,  Charles,  408  Paclflc  |       Dupont 

Beck,  Nicholas,  Drumm  nr  Paclflc        '  Bntenup,  Henry,  6'25  Paclflc 
Becker,  William,  534  O'Farrell  Butler,  Itlelianl,  1039  Folsom 

BEFFA,  ANtiELO,  »36  Keamy  1  Butt,  Peter  A  Co.  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 

Belian  A  Ilarrold,  cor  Fourth  and  IIow;  Hvrne,  Patrick,  O'Farrell  nr  Broderick 
BELL,  THOMAS,  218  Clay  I  Ciibannes,  E.  corner  Sanson)  iinil  .Mer 

Bellanger,  J.  530  Clay  Cndennssu,  U.  727  Montgomery  and  914 

Benanl,  .\ugust,  cor  Filth  and  Howard        Sansom 


Bening,  tJe.irge  F.  cor  Wash  and  East 
Bergc.  E.  O.  cor  Calhoun  and  Ureen 
Bergman,  A.  M.  Mrg.  '2iM  Sutter 
Bcmilngham,  Thomas,  cor  Taylor  and 

Turk 
Berry,  F.  O.  cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
Berry,  Jane,  412  Paclflc 
Burtiion,  Eugene,  6'23  Union 
Betuel,  F.  our  Pine  and  Dupont 
Beverson,  Charles,  comer  Mission  and 

Anthony 


Calilll  A  McElroy,  comer  Bush  and 

Kearny 
Cahlli,J.C.  509r'ast 
Cailaliotin,  S.  1ft  Paclflc 
Callahan,  Jidin,  cor  Brannan  and  Sixth 
CALLENDER,  JOHN  I'.  5  Broadway 
Cainoa,  Patrick,  eor  .Mission  and  First 
Cumpo,  Henry,  cor  Second  and  Bran- 
nan 
Oampe,  Jidin,  cor  First  and  Folsom 
Campe,  Magnus,  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 


Slw  FACSrap  INBUBJlirOll  GO.  XanuM  ■CAlaatmr*  and  lUriM  tawMfda. 


A.  XOBIJIB,  Ban  Itaaoiaoo,  iuporter  tad  dealer  In  Hueio  Books. 


ulu  ami  To- 


MUalonamI 
foarth  and 

Fourth  and 


nlonclA  and 


III  Havcnth 


Fourth  and 


ilitVirnIa  and 


r  Bush  and 


an  and  Rlxth 

HMiitlwiiy 

111  iind  Clnt 

d  una  Urau- 


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418 


Cantus,  Oeo.  A  Co.  cor  Broadway  and 
Ohio 

Caprllc,  S.  &  Co.  comer  Dramm  and 
Mrrchnnt 

CAKOLIS  *  McAKDLE,  corner  Mai^ 
ket  iinil  .Second 

Carroll  tfe  Kro.  cor  Third  and  Minn-, 

Carroll,  UennlH,  Cemetery  avenm   nr 
I'oat 

Carroll,  .lames,  Kail  Kond  Ilonso 

CarMll,  K.  vor  Onnlncr  and  Ilarrlnon 

Curler,  Joiiii,<-or!>U|i<>iit  and  U'Farrell 

Cartnon,  I'.  «W  .*inn»nni 

Casey,  Patrick  0. 1)32  Murkct 

Cassldy,  Klchard,  'ilO  First 

Castillo  Ji  Hlunuy,  corner  Third  and 
StfveiiHon 

Cantrn,  Frederick,  comer  Dupont  and 
Husli 

Castinetto,  Tctor,  609  Paclflc 

CMtorvnc,  I'.  11/1  Duoont 

CATON,  FUANK,  132  I'acltlc 

Caverlv,  ,lolin,  Hid  Battery 

CllA.>IHKliI.IN,  .1.  r.  31li  Bush 

Cliapiiell,  I'eter.ttO*  Jackson 

Charpiol,  .lusvph,  comer  Ureen  and 
I'owvll 

Cheneau.  J.  B.  1011  Dupont 

Chrnot,  Kutfenc,  2.W  Fourth 

CIMMINO  Jc  BONA,  UH  Lililcsdorfr 
I  Clanciney.    Mat.  corner    VuUeJo  and 
I       Leavenworth 

Clancy,  Willluui,  311  Montttoniery 
I  CUno,  Henry,  .t  .Mission  street  wharf 
;  Cloeren  ii  illiides,  corner  Kearny  and 
'       Sutter 

I  C0ATE8  &  HEN  DEUSON,  97  Sutter 
{  CiHly,  P.  J.  Sun  .lose  Koiul 

Ciihon,  I>.  L.  cor  HUtli  anil  Valencia 

(;i>hon,  Edward,  cor  Mont  and  Cal 

Cuhn,  Sanuiol.  'M  Fourlh 

COLl.lNtiS.  JOHN,  IH  Clay 
I  COLLINS,  S.  V.»l»  Mouluomery 

Connell,  ii.  A  Co.  1044  Folsom 
;  Connolly,  .lolin,  NOO  Market 

Cook,  John,  cor  Third  and  Harrison 
i  Couney,  John,   Cnton  between  Mont- 
I       gomer.v  and  .Sunsom 

Cope,  Charles,  Bay  Shore  Itoad 

Corliett,  DhvUI  K.  301  O'FarrcU 

Corbelt,  llii^tli,  H14  Howard 

Curbott,  James,  10  Sutter 
:  Corliett,  .lolin,  Alti  Market 

Corliy,Jose|>h.ciirSlxth  and  Stevenson 
I  COUbES  A:  noscilKK,  corner  Third 
ami  Kliiu  uuil  cor  Beale  and  Bry- 
ant and  Main  street  whnrf  ami  Main 
I       botweeii  Harrison  unil  Bryant 
j  Conlcli,  t".  II.  1001  Buttery 
i  Cordci,  C.  H.  n  Fremont 
I  COUDKN,  JOHN,  cor  l>ac  and  Drumm 
I  CtiKDES,   WILLIAM,  cor  Bush  and 
I       I'lerce,  and  Tier  12  Stewart 

Cornnhreiis,  Harmon,  cor  Howard  and 
I       Hixth 
I  COKI)l»rAN,  FRANCIS, 643 Broadwy 

Costa,  J.  314  faclHc 
'  Cuwen,  W.  J.  cor  Mont  and  Post 

Covle,  C.  l^l.^  Kearny 
<  I'mlK,  William,  m!>  Hnpnnt 
;  Cruiode,  Alidionse,  713  I'octtlc 
I  CllUNAN,  THl>MAS,  cor  Mission  and 
!      Third 

I  Cronin,  John,  710  BatU>ry 
,  Croakey  ii   Huwunl,  cor   Hayes  and 
!       Franklin 

Cullou,  Tlionms,  .W  Market 
,  Cullun,  Francis,  cor  Fn-mont  and  Mkt 
I  Culver  &  tjuaue,  corner  Second  and 

Natonia 
I  CUSNINt;HAM,  ANPUKW  (sec  adv. 
I       page  c  V I  cor  Sansom  and  M  arkct 
'  Cunninghitiii.  B.  Mrs.  238  Stewart 
I  Curlcy,  James,  31H  PaelHc 

Cuslienn,  ,1.  It.  cor  Howanland  Fourth 
I  Cutrell  ik  Meyer,  cor  Davis  and  Clay 
I  Cutrcll  Jb  Meyers,  corner  Market  and 
Fourth 

Ualilen,  Francis,  cor  Kitcli  aiul  ('la.-y 

DAIIMKK.  F.corl'oweil  and  I'aelllc 

Daisy,  Jolin,  cor  Stockton  and  I'nion 

Utleth,  Nicholas,  comer  Market  and 
Keamy 

Dtiuutm,  W.  cor  I'actflc  and  Keamy 

Daryn,  Kichatd,  21  Fremont 

Dawson,  S.  Mn.  Cemetery  a  v  nr  Post 

DcPratLE.  cor  Bush  and  Keamy 

Debat,  B.  S20  Clay 

Decker,  II.  Ji  Co.  oorBushandSaHom 

Decker,  Jacob,  cur  Bush  aud  Cemetery 
avenue 

Deick,  Fred.  lOW  Dupont 

Delofond,  L.  cor  Stockton  and  Bdwy 


Delventhal,  John,  comer  HIsiion  and 

Beale 
Deniian,  Georac,  025  Keamy 
PKSKimoCIC.  FKED.co.-nerBrannan 

and  Fourth 
Deaiirez,  Constant,  123  Dupont 
DKTKLH,  MARTIN,  cor  Harrison  and 

Main 
Detjen,  Henry,  »19  Keamy 
DEVLIN,  JOHN,  cur  Mont  and  Bdwy 
Diecuud,  Joseph,  comer  Dupont  ami 

Vailijo 
Dlederichsen,  D.  C.  comer  Clay  and 

Kearny 
DIencs,  Jitooh,  616  Pacific 
Dlgves,  M.  ii  Co.  corner  Harrison  and 

FIttli 
DIlKea,  J.  910  Kearny 
Dillon  James,  cor  Alarket  and  Fourth 
Dimmer,  Nicholas,  H1&  Pocitlc 
Dlx,  Casper,  cor  Filmore  and  Presidio 

road 
Dl.Voy,  CLEMENT,  3  Summer 
DofiKo,  II.  C.  Harrison  bet  Sixth  and 

Seventh 
Dolan,  W.  B.  145  Third 
DOXAHl'E.  PHILIP, 417  Front 
Donaldson,  John,  cor  Solano  and  San 

Bruno  Ruiul 
Donohue  A  Phelan,  31  Second 
Donmit,  Peter,  IIMMi  Dupont 
Donzelmann,  J.  F.  .It  Co.  409  Pino 
Dorneloii  .t  .Meyer. im  Clnv 
DOKSEV,  PATRICK,  .San  Branoroai) 
Dorsey,  Ann  Mrs.  133  Kolaom 
Doseher,  U.  A  Co.  cor  Second  and  Na- 
tonia 
DoBcher,  II.  H.  corner  Brannun  and 

Seventh 
Dosclier,  Henry  L.  comer  Brannan  and 

Ninth 
Doseher,  John  D.  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
Dourdant,  Umls,  cor  Pine  ami  Kei.niy  I 
Doyle,  John,  cor  Ucary  and  Cemetery 

nveiiue 
Doyle,  M.  J.  cor  Hayes  and  Van  Ness  I 

avenue 
DUELL,    FREDERIKA    MRS.    West 

End  Hotel 
Drcntwelil,  Charles,  cor  Howard  and 

Fineellth 
Dreycr,  Diederlch,  cor  Kentucky  and 

(iilniore 
DREVEK,  JOHN  H.  cor  Clay  and  East 
Droliaz,  .M.  SU3  East 
DroKe,  tiustavus  F.  C.  comer  Natoma 

uni>  June 
DniKe,  Henry,  comer  Front  and  Pac 
Dn)t{er,  1).  cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Drover,  Henry  A  Co.  comer  Bush  and 

Battery 
Droiet,  John  A.  1336  Dupont 
Drueker,  .Vlliert,  624  Mission 
Druhe  A  Tolilienboskeu,curCalironiia 

and  Spring 
Dnihe,  John   H.  corner  Market  aud 

Stewart 
DuUy  A  Turner.  6M  Washington 
DuKan,  Mary  Mrs.  Main  bet  Market 

aim  Mission 
DuKKen,  Julia,  713  Fnmt 
I  >ull|i,VWaddington,  corner  Broadway 

ami  Duuont 
Dunning,  'Iliomas,  2A3  Clarv 
Dunne,  William,  corner  Paclflc  and 

Leavenworth 
Iiiischer,  Herman,  I3R  Third 
Duvenack,  Charles,  comer  Corbet  and 

Dolores 
Duvciieck,  C.  P.  A  Co.  cur  Montgomery 

and  Wiuihlngton 
DWUR2AZEK,  B.  corCal  and  Keamy 
Earle,  John  II.  cur  Clay  and  Drumm 
Eliliiii)!hausen,  H.  corner  Folsom  and 

Fourth 
Eddy,  James  J.  4SH  Paclflc 
Eden,  John,  i-or  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Edgvrlv,  11.  F.  6  Merchant 
Ellonl,  N.C.  SOJiKast 
KKKcrs,  Fenlinand,  1240  Dupont 
Egraud,  A.  ftSH  Ilromtway 
EHRICHS,  D.  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Ehrlchs,  F.  920  Paclflc 
Elssler.MirtIn,  IIS  Fourth 
Ellis,  Wm,  cor  Hinklev  and  Finkney 
Enqulst,  A.  A.  AlA  Davis 
ErIekson.S.  A.  10  .Facksim 
Everard,  Wllliani,  214  Stewart 
Everett,  R.  205  Sutter 
Evcrs,  H.  C.  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Faos,  William,  nil  Dupont 
Fcblan  A  HUlebmndt,  cor  Bryant  and 

White's  place 


Fagan,  Mary  Mrs.  IWA  Market 
Fahrenkrug,  William,  224  Thinl 
FARLEY,   BERNARD    (Woonsocket 

Boy)  4S  Second 
Fiirr,  .VIonzo,  cor  Fourth  and  Beny 
Farrell,  P.  E.  corner  Valencia  and  Six- 
teenth 
Feehaii  &  Bums,  comer  Fourth  and 

Jessie 
Feehan,  John,  ror  First  ind  Natoma 
Fchiieniann,  HInna,  comer  Orcvn  and 

I^arkln 
Fcldhush,  John  H.  108  Sutter 
Folltz,  William,  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 
Fink.  Henry,  cor  Powell  and  Union 
FIN  LEY,  T.  E.  (see  lulv.  page  Ixxvll) 

113  Leidesilorfl' 
FIshheck,  J.  It.  A  Bro.  cor  Mason  and 

Paclflc 
Fitch  A  Mcrritt,  314  Montgomery 
Fitchen.  Heniy  4  Co.  7(tt  Folsom 
Fitter,  E.  H.  cor  (Tiav  and  Davis 
Fitzgerald,  Thomas,  13  Kearny 
FItzjiutrick  A  Carson,  Fremont  near 

Allaslon 
Flanagan,  James,  720  Paclflc 
Fiatliuiniin,  C.  Main  near  Folsom 
Flelschman,  John,  corner  Howard  and 

Finh 
FLEISCHMANN,  C.  V.  623(lri'('nwich 
Flinn,  P.  F.  cor  Ilowunl  and  Eighth 
Flood  A  O'Brien,  nm  Wushiiiglon 
Fly  nn,  fklniond,  cor  Fourth  ami  Bryant 
Fiigel,  Fred.  612  Paclflc 
Foley,  Si.  1128  Folsom  and  cor  Steven- 
son niid  Ecker 
Foley,  Itobcrt,  cor  Stevenson  and  Sixth 
Forthinan,  J.  A.  160  Stewart 
Fortmaim,  F.  corner  Bush  and  Beldcn 

place 
Foster,  P.  F.  cor  Mission  and  Twenty- 

ThlM 
Franc,  Alexander,  1021  Dupont 
Fmiinuelain,  A.  709  Broadway 
Freldrlch,  J.  ().  cor  Sixteenth  and  Scc- 

ofiii  avenue 
Frele,  J.  H.  7SI  Socramciito 
Frencli,  Mrs.  V.  HIT  Kearny 
Frlesenhausen,  John, '220  Sutter 
Frisch.  John  W.cor  Missiim  and  Fifth 
(lailagher,  John  A.  31!i  Sixtli 
Uallotti,  C.  Kearny  near  Jackson 
(iAUClA,  F.  TIH  Montgomery 
OAKDNEKit  CO. 707 Davis 
(lunliier,  Samuel,  IW  Clay 
li.VKKONK,  F.  A  CO.  cor  Dupont  and 

Califonila 
( lasserl , W I lliam,  cor  M isslon  and  Ninth 
(lately,  John,  243  Minna 
Oelihaiilt,  U.  A.  A  Co.  cor  Keamy  and 

Pine 
(Ichagen,  M.  cor  Jackson  aiul  Leaven- 
worth 
Oells,  H.  H.  cor  Pacific  and  Polk 
(lelsner,  Mary  Mrs.  41N  Brannan 
tieorge,  Louisa,  San  Jose  Koad 
(ienies,  A.  ciprnerTblnl  and  Stevenson 
Oerhow,  F.  eor  Mission  ami  East 
Oerken,  C.  cor  Wash  and  Drumm 
(ierken,  Peter,  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
(ilillaiill,  L.  A  Vi>.  S34  Commercial 
(il  nil,  J  A.MKS,  617  Merchant 
Olblln,  Tlinothv,  cor  Folaimi  and  Beale 
tliles  A  McAnlle,  cor  Market  and  Third 
Oijl,  Owen,  .wa  Market  and  cor  Folsom 

and  Stewart 
lillinMiir,  Thomas,  comer  Urovo  and 

Laguiia 
Olrzlkowsky,  William,  comer  Hinkley 

ami  Pinkney 
(llasseii  A  Dlelfinhachcr, 636  Com 
Oleasun,  P.  II.  Francisco  near  Powell 
lillulielk'h,M.6(i.'S  Davis 
ULOOTZ,  ADOLPH,  cor  Dupont  and 

CIny 
Oluck  A  Hansen,  1006  Keamy 
(iiideaii,  Alex.  1'22U  Dupont 
Ooetz  lie  Schrelber,  33A  Pine 
Ooflln,  A.  12  Fourth 
OOLDEN,  W.  T.  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 
Uonzhom,  C.  9'ilt  Keamy 
Ootzer,  Henry,  cor  Fourth  and  Clary 
(loulii,  E.  A  Co.  cor  Silver  and  TiilrJ 
Omftier,  M.  King  near  Tlilnl 
Green,  G.  W.  616  Montgomery 
Oremke,  H.  613  Davis 
Grimm,  F.  W.  242  Fourth 
Uroshauer  A  Co.   corner  Dr  'Is  and 

Broadway 
Grosbauer,  F.  cor  Front  and  Broadway 
Grossct,  Geo.  cor  Duiiout  and  Bdway 
OROSSEFTA,  MARTIN ,  Ktt  Sac 
Grote,  Fred,  cor  Geary  and  Broderick 


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Orothcct,  Henry,  crner  Birant  ami 

KIglith 
Oudaliaiiii,  F.  CInra  lane  near  Bush 
Uiilllemln,  N.ll!)Sutt«r 
Uunther,  JuH«|ili,  U'il  Dupont 
Haaiu  lb  JaiiHen,  cor  Com  nnil  Drumm 
Hiiaao,  Krcil.  cor  folaom  and  Ucalo 
Haher,  cniarlta.  440  Unah 
UubvrlhiK.  J.  V.iiVo,  cor  Kearny  and 

Ocary 
Hack,  Jacob,  NOT  Jackaon 
Hocke,  C.  cor  Snc  aiiil  Waverly  plnce 
Hadler,  Claua,  cur  (Uiiy  anil  Maaon 
llaKomann  d  Co.  corner  Stockton  and 

^alhjo 
Hagenniinn,  H.  W.  S04  Clay 
Hiihn,  Gottlieb,  13  Tlilnr 
Hahn  Henrv,  cor  Dnvla  and  Paclflo 
Halm,  Wlllium,  cur  Clay  and  Wbltmoro 

place 
Hamilton,  Mary  A.  Mm.  H08  Kearny 
HanimiT,  J  uliii  li.  MH  (.'lay 
Hainuahuw,  W.  H.  220  Waxhington 
HANEY,  W.M.  W.  30J  Front 
Hanley  &  KlHalcr,  336  Uuali 
Hanlon,  F.  J.  cor  FoUoni  and  Sixth 
Hannan,  M.iri{nrct  Mra.  «07  California 
Hana,  Jacob,  cor  Stock  and  lirecnw'h 
Hanson,  Clmrlcs,  Vallejo  near  UavU 
Hanson,  U.  \V.  cor  Mcrcliant  and  Kaat 
Harkncsa,  Joliii  J.  cor  Sec  and  Teliama 
Hanna  &  Co.  i  California 
Hanna,  J.  cur  Kcnrnv  and  I'nlou 
Harney,  DHnitl,  1020  l>aclflc 
Harria,  Jolni  N.  m  California 
HurrlHon,  John,  curWoali  and  Dupont 
Hartlgan,  I'atrick.  16i  Fint 
llartinc,  <ie»rKf,  1501  Dupont 
Hartman,  Clias,  cor'i'hInlandBrannan 
Hartinan,  Claiia,  cor  Dupont  and  Hi, 

Mark's  iilttci; 
Hanniaiin.  Charles,  cor  Dupont  and  St 

Mark's  place 
Haahnftrn,  •lolin,  comer  Stockton  and 

Hroailwuy 
Haaxliaifcn,  ,1.  cor  Hansom  and  Jnckaon 
HACCK  iL  MAUgl'AKD,  Ml  Clay 
Haydcn,  J.  <>.  cor  Mom  and  Waali 
liazelqulst,  1.1.  /t  Co.  t*l4  Juckaon 
Hayes,  I'hilip,  cor  Union  and  Larkin 
Healy,  Tlionius.corllarrisunand  KItcli 
Hcckmaiin  A  Wencit,  cor  Washington 

and  Davis 
Hcldhotr,  Alfred  H.  cor  Sacramento  and 

Htookton 
Helm,  John  U.  Jt  Co.  ,'ill  raclflo 
Hcllman,  H.  J.  MUD  Kearny 
Helinerinu,  0.  A.  (iOJ  I'ost 
Hclma  ii  Briis.  cor  Hvde  and  O'Farrell 
Helms,  Chris,  cor  Folsoi'<  and  Center 
ilcnckc,  Wni.  it  Co,  cu;-  Dupont  and 

Washington 
Hencken,  Carslin, 719  Pacific 
Hcncken,  Jc>lin,cur  Vallcjoand  Powell 
Hencken,  Wm.  II.  cor'I'hird  and  Perry 
Hennessey,  Kllcn,  Uregoii  near  Front 
HennIng,  Mciikc,  lOI'i  Haltcry 
Hennann,  Isaac,  tU8  Post 
U£S.s,UKU.  B.  cor  Clay  and  Brcnham 

place 
Ucuer  &  Koop,  203  Rliwart 
Heuer  ,t  Winter,  713  Lonil>ard 
Hey,  John,  cor  FiilMini  ami  Eleventh 
Heye,  Henry,  cor  Mason  and  LonibunI 
Hcyer,  Albert,  cor  Itryuni  and  Tlilnl 
Higgins,  M.  .V.  C.  eor  \V;Mli  and  Drunnn 
HKUilN'S,  WM.  T.  vm  Davis 
Hlldebninil,  Jolin,  5US  PaciQc 
Hlldebrandt  As  Knop,  cor  Montgomer}' 

and  Broaiiway 
Hlldebrandt,  Henry,  'Jl'i  Sntter 
Hubi,  Kate  .Mrs.  comer  Mission  and 

Twentv-Flrat 
Hodges,  Frederick,  comer  Jones  and 

Ureenwieh 
UOIXiKlN.S,  WILLIAM,  cor  Howard 

and  I'liiiil 
floelseher  ib  Kau,  cor  Eddy  and  Maaon 
Hotlman,  II.  W.  Market  near  llalght 
Holn,  P.  P,  420  Jackson 
Holje  A  .Hpreen,  cor  Clav  and  8t''j(,ton 
HOLJK,  HUNKV,  cor  Jack'n  and  £ait 
Holland,  Henry,  Ml  Broadway 
Holland,  Joseph,  021  Merchant 
Holm,  Thomas,  339  Nutter 
UULMKS,  THUMAS,  Cemetery  ave- 
nue, near  Lone  Mountain 
Holtmeie/,  Henry,  comer  Filbert  and 

Taylor 
Uolti,  Wm.  cnr  Mont  and  Paclflc 
Horn,  Frederick, '200  .Stewart 
UOOPN,  J.  F.  2  Jackson 
HOPPER,  U.  H.  cor  Paclfle  and  Davis 


Horatmann,  John,  cor  Bush  and  Powell  | 
Hotlrndorf,  Peter,  corner  Dupont  and 

Oreeiiwlch 
Houck,  .1.  M,  m  California  1 

Houghton,  J,  B.  cor  Valencia  and  Six- 
teenth 
HowanI,  James,  cor  Mission  and  Stew't 
Hl'BEK  &  ANTHEM,  cor  Kearny  and 

Sacramcutu 
Hughes,  W.  A.  5llt  Clay 
Humphrey,  James,  .'ill  deary 
Hunzen,  William,  N20  Clay 
Husing,  Albert,  cor  Mission  and  Fifth 
Ilutaft,  lUiiry,  '230  ('ommervlal 
Iburg,  W.  M.  cur  Fourth  and  Minna 
Indentroth,  Julius  ^  Co,  cor  Bryant 

and  Itincon  place 
Ipsclovick,  Cilovannl.  10  Stewart 
irazuqui,  Frank,  cor  Mont  and  Paclflc 
Inms,  Mary,  (KM  PnclUc 
Irwin  A  Kantlff,  Bush  nr  Montgomery 
ISAACS,  KATE  MltS,  ■2'28  Battery 
.lucent,  A.  210  Pacific 
Jockroan,  J.  B.  cor  Paclflc  and  Polk 
JACKSON,  ALE.V.  SO  Sacramento 
Jackaon,  E.  !t2l  Keuniy 
Jackaon,  Kllla,  3l,t  Dupont 
Jacobaon,  Peter,  '2019  Mason 
Jennings,  Isaac,  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
Jcnson  it  Warken,  cor  Mli^way  and 

Francisco 
Johns,  Thomas,  M  Sacramento 
J  iilinson  A  Brandcr,  comer  Paclflc  and 

Jones 
Johnson,  James,  911  Battery 
JUIINSUN,  P.  k  UUUE,  J.  B,  8  Clay 
Johnson,  Thomas, '244  ThInI 
Jimes,  James T.  cor  Mont  and  Cal 
Jones,   Heneca,  comer    Howard  ~  and 

Hubbard 
Joost,  Beheren,  comer   Folaom   and 

Twelfth 
Jooat,  M,  A  Co.  cor  Jllaslon  and  Eighth 
Jschwind,  K.  Valencia  near  Center 
KAIIMAN,  J,  U.  lUl  Kearnv 
Kahrs,  Charles  A  Bro,  cor  Vallejo  and 

Mason 
Kahrs,  John,  cor  First  and  Minna 
Kamps,  William,  cor  Cul  and  Davis 
Kane,  Michael,  I'23  Fremont 
Kappke,  Henry  F.  cor  Mason  and  Union 
Kavanagh,  J.  i>.  KM  Market 
Keating,  M,  J.  li'24  Mercliunt 
Keating,  Patrick,  71  Stevenson 
Keely,  John,  cur  Pac  and  Leavenworth 
Keeiian  A  Keimedy,  7'20  Market 
Kcenan.  John,  cor  Folsoin  and  Fifth 
KELLY,   FUANK,  cor  Howard  and 

Third 
Kempe,  J.  A  Co.  cor  Keamy  and  Pine 
Kendall,  John,  10  Broadway 
Keimeily  A  Bro.  cor  Taylor  and  O'Far- 
rell, and  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin 
KENNEV,  M.   (see  adv,   page  clxU) 

Dunbar  Court 
Kciiney,  P.  104  Leldesdorff 
Kerr.ilosenh  W.  cor  Keamy  and  Jack 
Keiibeii,  11.  V,  cor  Union  and  Mason 
Kihimcyer,  Louis,  corner  Jackaon  and 

Kearny 
Kiiiseia,  M.  cor  First  and  Tehama 
KIszler,  Henry,  019  Broadway 
Klel>s,  .VIcxaniler,  10'23  Dupont 
Klein,  M.  cor  Kearny  and  Paclflc 
Klelnshroth  A  Co.  i>07  California 
KLKMEIKlt  A  .<rAMEIt,«01  Batter}' 
Knop,  Henry,  cor  Market  and  Beale 
Koen,  Charles,  9'20  Folsom 
Koerl>er,  Henry,  722  Pacltic 
Kohler,  Oeorge  F.  S26  Monlgomer>' 
Kohlmoos,  Chris.  corMissionund  First 
Kohimmis,  Henry,  comer  Fourth  and 

I  chama 
Kohn,  Henry  A  Co.  408  Folsom 
Koller  A  Bohrs,  514  Front 
Kolier  A  Jost,  cor  Wash  and  Virginia 
Kuopraan,    Henry,    cor   Austin    and 

Franklin 
Kortr,  Mary  3lrs,  cor  HIaslon  and  Thir- 
teenth 
Kortend,  Behrend,  801  Orcenwich 
Koater,Hennlng,  cor  Howard  abd  Third 
Kraua,  F.  003  Keamy 
Krlete,  Henry,  cor  Pine  and  Larkin 
Kronlng,  William,  531  Keamy 
Kruger  A  llolllnga,  cor  Geary  and 

Mason 
Kyle,  Kobert,  cor  Battery  and  Paclflc 
Lablnscy,  William,  tti  Montgomery 
Lalolnle,  J.  100  Paclflc 
Lallemand,  Henri,  1017  Dupout 
Lane,  Thomas  A,  Ocean  House  Road 
Lange  A  Co.  cor  Stockton  and  Bush 


LANHAH,  J.  W,  536  Jackson 
Lankenuu  A  Brockholt',  cor  Ilowoid 

and  Beale 
Lankenau.  Fred,  40  Ellis 
Lapleiible,  Frank,  I'JII  Duuimt 
Laurlcella,  R.  I«  Washington 
I^iivarello.  O.  A  Co.  ^27  Washington 
Lavin,  J.  P.  cor  Battery  and  Bdwy 
Lawall,  Fritz,  819  Kenniy 
Lebataitl.M.  AI3  Washington 
Lecuyer,  Morltz,  752  Market 
Lee.  N,  A,  815  Clay 
Leiirke,  Henry,  cor  Mariposa  and  Indi- 
ana 
Lekens,  Louis,  541  Jackson 
Lennon,  John  A.  cor  Masim  and  Turk 
Lcphurt,  Louis,  H35  Suerumento 
Leroux,  C.  1008  Dupont 
Leverone,  A.  902  Keamy 
Levy,  S,  cor  FInt  and  '1  eliama 
Levlngston,  L.  J.  '29  Dupont 
Levy,  Henry,  St23  Paclflo 
Levy,  W,  cor  Sansom  and  Commercial 
Levy,  W.  .^44  l^allforaia 
Lewis,  Oscar,  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Liebenbcrg,  C,  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 
LchauH,  Fretlcriek,  42  Stewart 
Lolson,  A.  A  Co. 532  Paclflc 
Loop  A  Somers,  cor  Second  and  Bryant 
Lt.trlttriz,  John,  Sixteenth  bet  Valcu- 

ola  and  First  avenue. 
Ludorir^  Co.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Luhmenaen,  William, cor Harrisonaod 

Sixth 
LVHKSEN   A   DETTMEK,  cor  AlU 

and  Montgomery 
LUMLEY,  UEOKUE,  10'24  Batteiy 
Luslncke,  August,  641  Paeiflu 
Luttringer,  Joseph,  808  Ciar 
Lynch,  Patrick,  loOO  Duiiont 
Lynn,  Patrick,  ll7  Pacltic 
Lyons,  Michael,  702  Paclflc 
Maass,  John,  cor  HowanI  and  Fremont 
Model  Peter,  cor  Mission  and  Stewart 
Magner,  Thomas,  817  Broadway 
Mugulre,  Philip,  Dolores  up  Slxtccntli 
Magulre,  Phillip,  308  Tliird 
Mall,  .\dam,  13  (ieary 
.Maioy,  .Mack  A  Co.  834  Paclflc 
MANCMET,  P.  448  Brannan 
Mangels  A  Co,  313  Dupont 
Maiming,  James  M.  cor  Market  and 

Powell 
Marchlnl,  M.  cor  Davis  and  Wa.ih 
MAKIO.NT  A  HENDEK.SON,  cor  Com- 
mercial and  East 
Marks,  Simon,  cor  Dupont  and  Valiejo 
Maroney,  John,  comer  Braunun  uul 

Seventh  ' 

Marshall,  Robert,  733  Howard 
Martens,  D.  A  Bro.  cor  Sac  and  Stock 
Martin  A  llorton,  534  Muntgumery 
MAUriN,  LEWIS,  cor  Stockton  and 

Jackstm 
Martin,  Michael,  cor  Larkin  and  Pacific 
Martins,  M.  18  Sutter 
MA  ricil,  .M.  Jackson  street  wharf 
Matthias,  Louia,  cor  Dupuiit  ami  I'nlon 
Maunie,  Joaima  Mra.  cur  First  and  Ha- 

tonia 
Maurer,  Loula,  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
May  A  Fraber,  821  Kearny 
.Mav,  John  II.  615  Washington 
May,  Prosuer,  725  Clay  nml  712  Cora 
MAVUISlfll.  EKSS1',61!I  Ke:iriiy 
McCabe,  BernanI,  cor  Jessie  and  An- 

tlii>ny 
McCafl'rey,  D.  Lung  Bridge 
McCannv,  F,  A  Co,  curlier  Green  and 

Stockton 
McCarthy,  Timothy,  61'2  WHshlnglon 
Mct;arty,  J.  D,  KM  Pacltli; 
McCAULEY,  CHARLES,  4i5  Pacific 
McCraitli,  l>.  cor  Front  nml  I'nelHc 
McCrum  Jc  Hoaaack,  050  Sacruminto 
McCullough&  Korgau,  JullctiuuMa^ 

ket  and  Sanaom 
McCullv,  John,  r22  Second 
McCunc,  John  B,   cor  Howard  and 

Sumner 
McUee,  Patrick,  1014  Jackson 
JtcUovem,  Peter  J,  2  Dupont 
McCtovcm,   Philip,  cor  Market  and 

Oeary 
McINENY,  UATHEW,  S65  Market 
Mclntyrc,  Jamca,  1005  Kearny 
McKenzIo  A  Folrman,  710  Keamy 
McKeon,  P.  H.  cur  Da\is  ami  Pacific 
McKineny,  F.  M7  Jackson 
McLaughlin,  Oeorge,   Broadway  bet 

Davis  and  Front 
McLaughlin,  M.  cor  Fiimore  and  Pre- 
sidio Rood 


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SAN    FRANCISCO.        LIQUORS. 


415 


McLEA,  DONALD,  SS4  California 
McMaliuu,  r.  J.  Kiisa  Houto 
McOualde,  M.  cur  Kiiurth  and  Minna 
.McKAE,  JOHN,  717  Unvia 
Mechan,  William,  Vfti  Kearny 
Jlentx  A  Co.  car  Post  aiMl  Dnpont 
Mebrtcns,  A.  &  Co.  cor  Filbert  and 

Mnaun        _ 
Meier,  Louli  H.  cor  Stevenson  and 

Ecker 
Melcrdlvtz,  George,  4(10  Powell 
Menckhoff,  Uustav,  Lombard  nr  Son 
MAidea,  David,  Sltt  Ccimmrrclal 
)lenke,  Kdwartl,  cor  Sutter  mid  Tajior 
UenaliiK.  NIcholaa,  1  Powell 
Mcnteii,  Win.  cor  Udwy  and  Stockton 
Merrill,  B.  F.  cor  Stockton  and  Pactflc 
Men  **  (ielmer,  433  Sutter 
Mewca,  Charles,  bll  Poclflu 
Meyer  &  Stahmann,  cor  Dupont  and 

Green 
Meyer  Bros,  cor  Folsoro  and  Fremont 
Meyer,  F.  K.  I'JO  Keaniy 
Me)°er,  Fred,  cur  Mission  and  Bcalo 
Meyer,  H.  W.  210  Stewart 
Meyer,  Henry,  cor  Dupont  and  Filbert 
Meyer,  Henrv,  cor  Pacific  and  Dupont 
Meyer,  John  H.  cor  Powell  and  Wash 
Michell,  John,  4'27  Kearny 
MIgllavavca.  li.  H13  Washington 
MlUanl,  S.  W.  eor  Harrlsun  and  Garden 
MILLKU  A  FISK,  cor  Jackson  and 

Druniin 
Miller  &  KuOB,  106  Stewart 
Miller  lb  Yuoat,  cor  Stock  and  Francisco 
Miller,  Charles,  til7  Pacmc 
.Miller,  Herman,  t)17  Kearny 
Sllllor,  Jens.  cor-Mlarlou  and  Fremont 


O'Connell,  William,  1S2  First 
O'Connor  &  Co.  cor  Geary  and  Taylor 
O'Connor,  Mary,  '231  Paclflc 
O'Connor,  Tliumai,  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Hyde 
O'DONNELL,  JAMES,  6  Drumm 
O'Keeffc,  Danl.  cor  Harrison  and  Dora 
O'Neil,  M.  J.  31'i  Jackson 
OAKKS,  TONY,  cor  Mission  and  Six- 
teenth 
Odicn,  Jarvla,  103  Sacramento 
Oottl,  Frank,  cor  Fulton  and  Laguna 
OfTcrmnn,  John  &  Co.  cor  Dupont  and 

Pacific 
Olilandt,  Henry,  cor  Paclflc  and  Powell 


Hose,  August.  910  Kearny 

Koskamp,  Freil.  cor  Fourth  and  Jesslo 

Itourke,  BvnianI,  HA  liiale 

liiizc,  Alex.  MiHHion  Diiliiren 

Kung,  F.  W.  cor  Kearny  and  Green 

Kusaan,  John  M.  !>if>  Jackiton 

Kuasell  &  ll»lillnKH.  Hi'i  .Market 

Kynn  &  Co.  301  Du|iont 

Uynn,  Thoniiw,  cor  Ulnkley  and  Fink- 

ney 
Sagehom.  Herman,  5'JO  IMilon 
Salinke,  llcnnunn  (>.  .V>3.luekson 
SolntCyr,  Vlctiir.  litH  Dupont 
Sajous,  J.  cur  Dupont  un<i  Post 
Sandem.  Jiilin  P.  24  Savraniento 


OhiiiortsilE  llergin,cnrJuckandKeaniv'  Saniluvul,  AmlreH,  ,V27  Itrnailwuy 
0RAZIO,SAMKNGO,  cor  Drumm  and  


Merchant 

Orr,  William  H.  Olfl  Harrison 

Ortman,  J.  F.  HIS  Jackson 

OS.MKK,  GEO.  cor  Market  and  East 

Osiner,  George  ii  Co.  cor  Folsom  and 
Stewart 

Ott  A  Lutz,  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 

Parkell,  H.  H.  A,  Co.  cor  Seventh  and 
IlowanI 

PAUKEK  A  CO.  cor  Davis  ani)  Jack- 
son 

PAKKEK  A  VANDEWATER,617aud 
61R  Mont  (see  ailv.  nage  clxxvlll) 

PAUKER.  GKOItGK  F.  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Washington 

Parker,  John  C.  cor  Sac  and  Cal 

Patterson,  Georgt',  'ilH&  Powell 

Paupltz.  F.  W.  m  Jackson 

Peck,  William,  la  Pacittc 

Pcrricr,  H.  'im  Third 

Peter,  Daniel,  V3'i  Kearny 


Miller,  John  J.  cor  Sutter  and  Leaven-|  Peters,  Claus,  cor  Townscnd  and  Sec 


woith 
Miller,  L.  531  Jackson 
Miller,  Louis,  IttS.lesKio 
Mllliixan,  Niehiilit!!,  Hl»  Broadway 
HItcl'  11,  Krastus,  ItUD  Dupont 
MITCHELL,  J  AMES,  (iOH  Battery 
Mitchell,  John,  corner  Stevenson  and 

Annie 
Mitchell,  John,  Post  nr  Hydo 
Mitchell,  W.  H.  Oregon  nr  Battery 
MITKOOVICH,  P.  «3  Davis 
Mohrmann,  Fred.  501  Broadway 
Moiieypenuy,  Cliarivs,  136  Natuma 
Monje,  A.  G.  13  Stewart 
Monuleh,  A.  cor  FulHoni  and  Eighth 
MUKAN.FUANK.corJesalc and  Annie 
Morlanly,  t;.  T.  lOK  Fourth 
Morken,  H.  F.  320  Pine 
Morrlaso',  P.  H.  cor  Fifth  and  Tehama 
Miiser,  F.  A  Co.  Valencia  nr  Fifteenth 
Moutry,  Janu'N,  311  East 
Muckeiihdir,  Alois,  742  Paclflc 
.Muhlenbrlnk,  Wm.  eor  Post  and  Tavlor 
Muller,  Nicholas,  cor  Bealc  and  Xlar- 

rlsiin 
Mulloy,  James,  705  Davis 
Murken  A  Co.  '2)t  Clementina 
Murphy  A  Geary,  410  Fidsom 
Murphy,  Andrew,  135  Folsom 
Murphy,  James,  cor  Fifth  and  Natoma 
Murphy,  M.  C.  cor  Mission  and  Tv;enty 

second 
MYEKS,  JOHN,  XM  Montgomery 
Myers,  John,  cor  Hn<Tlson  and  Eighth 
.Myers,  John,  cor  Powell  and  Bdwy 
Mvcrs,  Samuel,  332  Montgomery 
Nesval,  V.  Mrn.  Slsl'nlon 
Nelson,  Edward,  foot  Third 
Nt'Uleiis,  J.  B.  Hll  DU|iont 
Neumann,   Louis,   cor  Stockton  and 

O'Farrell 
Xeunaber,   Heiir}',    cor   Folsom   and 

Beale 
Nichols  ij:  Co.  208  Sacramento 
NOBLE,  W.  M.  A  CO.  cor  Howard  and 

Twelfth 
Xubman,  Chris,  cor  Sacramento  and 

Leavenworth 
NOLAN,  JAMES,  corCom  and  Kearny 
Nolte,  Chas.  cor  Mission  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Xoltemeyer,  F,  cor  Harrison  and  Chel- 
sea 
Nolting,  J.  C.  A.  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
O'Brien,  Daniel,  1325  Stockton 
O'Brien,  Jamco, '22  First 
O'Brien,  John,  Brannan  street  bridge 
O'Brien,  Maurice,  115  Kearny 
O'Brien,  Michael,  cor  Geary  and  Cem- 
etery avenue  , 
O'Brien,    Patrick,    cor   Folsom   and 

Stewart 

O'Brien,  Thomas,  cor  Mission  and  Jano 
O'Connell,  Jnu.  cor  Sansom  and  Union 


Petersen,  Charles,  corner  Montgomer}' 

and  Union 
Peterson  A  Tiellen,  cor  Broadway  and 

Leavenworth 
Peterson,  Peter,  cor  Wash  and  East 
Phillips,  C.  San  Jose  Road 
Phillips,  Jane  .Mrs.  Oceiin  House  Road 
PInchard,  Victor,  1320  Stockton 
Pinkulniann,  A.  San  Bruno  rood 
Piper,  J.  h.  ,V2  First 
Piper,  Joscpli,  ccir  Second  and  Howard 
Plath,  John,  cor  Union  and  Lafayette 

place 
PLESS  A  LINDNER,  4'25  Sansom 
Poole,  Nathan  A.  cor  Hayes  and  Oc- 

tavla 
POPE  *  BRUNS,  Presidio  Road 
POPE,  WILLIAM,  417  East 
PORTER,  A.  A.  5'2U  California 
Porter,  Horace,  005  Cumnietcial 
Powel,  !tlartln,  12  Cuinnierclul 
Powers,  John,  corner  llvde  and  Union 
Prliicivulle,  G.  .Sixteenth  nr  Guerrero 
PRINZ,  JOHN  (see  mlv.  p.  cv)  4!)  Sec 
Puckhuver,  John,  5U0  Post 
Puvogel,  John,  cor  Kiiliertand  Mason 
(Juinn,  Artiiur,  Dolnresnr  Center 
QuInn.J.  H. '200  Pacific 
Uuinn,  John,  12  Kearny 
Quintrcll,  J.  cor  Montgomery  and  Pac 
Ranken,  H.  A  C.52I  .Merchant 
Reeckmun,  A.  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Reese,  Henry,  corner  Greenwicii  and 

Powcil 
Reilly,  lieniard,  cor  Mission  and  Sixth 
Rellly,  Edward,  cor  Freelon  and  Fourth 
Rvlniers,  Claus,  corner  O'Farrell  and 

JIason 
Relnhanit,  J.  B.  cor  Everett  ai:d  Fourth 
Iteitennann,  diaries,  '24  Jackson 
liesing,  Joliii,  Sun  Jose  Roail 
Uichnrds,  Juiues  M.  213  Dupont 
Riclianlson,  Jesse,  corner   Front  and 

Vallejo 
Riclit,  E.  Mrs.  Valcnchi  upp  Depot 
Rick,  Reliecca,  Sixth  bet  Valencia  and 

First  avenue 
Riley,  Cornelius,  314  Clay 
Riley.  Michael,  30  First 
UILY,  JAMES,  eor  .Mont  and  Paclflc 
Ring,  Peter,  cor  Powell  and  Lombard 
King,  Richard,  I2H  First 
RIspaud,  Jean,  634  Pacific 
RITT,  liARRY,  643  Pacific 
Roach,  Edmund,  cor  Leldcsdorff  and 

Ualleck 
Robertson,  M,  Mrs.  San  Bruno  Road 
ROBINE'l'  A  LINN,  co/ Washington 

and  Kearny 
ROBINSON,  WM.  North  Point 
Rogers,  Uriah,  foot  Tliird 
Rohrs  A  Paulsen,  cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Kontet,  Matthias,  corner   Green  and 

Dupont 


Santtnl,  Catherine,  8UH  Clay 
Sawyer,   Samuel,  Mission   l)et  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Sbarboro,  J.  B.  cor  Folsom  and  Fifth 
Scanlln  A  Bruus,  corner  Market  and 

Second 
Scanlln  iSi  Doscher,  cor  Jones  and  Bush 
Scharfl',  Henry,  comer  Greenwich  and 

Powell 
Scharze  A  Co.  corKearny  and  Geary 
Schedel,  George,  cor  Jessie  and  EcKer 
Schcper  A  Huhn.  cor  Sniisiim  and  Pino 
Scheper,  C.  eor  Mont  anil  Sutter 
Schlucter  A  Leege,  147  Third 
Schmedcs,  John  J.  <i42  Jackson 
Schmidt,  John  P.  7l»anil  IV32  Market 
SCHMIDT,  WILLIAM,  comer  Fourth 

and  liraniiun 
Schmltt,  Henry,  cor  Howard  and  Russ 
SchonI,  L.  G.  534  Mcrch  and  721  Davis 
Schortineier,  Henry,  corner  California 

and  Prospect  place 
Schrader,  Charles,  cor  Filth  and  Ste- 
venson 
SCHRAMM,  C.  II.  Mission  Dolores 
SchriHler,  F. .     cor  Powell  and  Fran- 
cisco 
Schroder,  Henry,  cor  Grove  and  Gough 
Schroder,  Heriiinnn,  330  Viillejo 
.Scliroder,  John  H.  1002  Sutler 
Schroeder,  Lewis,  2K  Saemniento 
Sciiuberg,  William,  Valencia  near  Six- 
teenth 
Schuldt  A  Knoclia,  1'20  Second 
Schultlieis,  Henry,  cor  First  and  Clem- 
entina 
Schultz,  Richard,  corner  Harrison  and 

Spear 
Schultz,  William,  cor  Bryant  and  First 
Sclmltz,  William,  corner  Dupont  and 

Geary 
SCHUMACHER,     FREDERICK,     44 

Stewart 
Schuman,  William,  IIH  Fourth 
Schutz,  Charles,  ti-27  Pacific 
Schwartz  >t  lliising,  cur  Sixteenth  and 
Dolores  and  cor  Mission  and  Elglit- 
eenlh 
Schwartz,  D.  1020  Kearny 
Schwarz  A  i'o.  cor  (learv  and  Kearny 
Scollay,  Wm.  A.  1522  Stockton 
Scott,  R.  i;.  323  Washington 
Scully,  J.  E.  47  Third 
Seeba  A  Co.  eor  Saiisiini  mid  Pacific 
Seegelken  A  Wiebalk,  corner  Bush  and 

I'olk 
Segelkeii.  D.  213  Bryant 
Segul,  Baltnsar,  72:1  Davis 
Selig.  A.  A  Bro.  cor  .Minim  and  Jano 
Senna,  James.  4  llruinin 
Sherkey,  ('atharine,  132  Folsom 
Shields,  I  iinothv,  3)1  Sutter 
SH.MIIT,  IHBklM',  iUBiish 
Shroeder,  J.  Louis,  7  Wasiiiiigton 
Shupert,  Josepli,  >  Market 
Slchcit  Wesseli,  cor  I'lwell  and  Union 
Sicbe,  J.  ,t  Bro.  eor  Powell  and  Fran- 
cisco 
SIEBE,  J.  A  R.  comer  Kentucky  and 

Center 
Sledenberg,  Herman,  5'20  Vallejo 
.sieglVied,  II.  A.  ft  Co.  Mission  Dolores 
SInkwItz,  William,  814  Kearny 
Slavan,  John,  eor  llayesuiul  Laguni 
Smith  £  Co.  eor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Sinitli,  Adam,  cor  Mont  niul  Bush 
SMI  I'll,  GEO.  A  CO.  808  Paclflc 
Smith,  Janica,  cor  Dupont  aud  Chest- 
nut 
Smith,  James,  704  Pacific 
Sniitii,  James  R.  13  Third 


.smith,  John,  Itt  Clay 
Smith,  John  II.  Hll  Battery 
Smith,  Joseph,  412  Jackson 
Smitii,  W.  C.  53U  Wasiiiiigton 
Snelder  A  Weber,  corner  Kearny  and 
Jackson 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBBS  DIRECTORY. 


Snyder  <fe  Ilnmnmnn,  647  I'aclflc  I 

SoloiDoii,  lllncman,  'iH  Htockton 
Somen*,  Clinrli'H,  127  .Sixth  I 

HonnenlierK.  I<i>iiln  It.  'i3S  I'ost 
Souc.  I'otor.  243  Fourth 
Spccktpr  >b  8tru>i>,  corner  Second  ami 

Xntoina 
Spencer,  Dnvlil,  cor  Polsom  and  Boalc 
Spooner,  Thumaii,  corner  Market  and  I 

Ecker 
Sprcen,  Wm.  cor  Braunan  and  Ninth    I 
Sprugel,  C.  821  Ciilitiirnia 
Siadcrmann  A  AlvOnwan,  MelftKl'  wh 
STAI'LETON.  .lOHN,  »3(»  Sacramento 
STEKKEMS.  UEIDRlCH.cor  Foliom 

and  Main 
Stelndirr,  Marcnii,  134  Shipley 
Stelnhoir,  Hermann,  cor  Trinity  and! 

BuBh 
Stophpi>M.  'Dinmaii  W.  644  •Tiickaim         1 
STEWART,  CH.\.S.  A.  717MonlKomcry 
Stoaklcy,  Kilwiird.  4»  .Sacmmcuto  i 

Stocky,  John,  417  Itiiah  i 

Stone,  Patrick,  lUVrt  Paclflo  I 

Stoppclkamp,  A.  U.  cur  Stockton  and 

Stramer,  Augustus,  comer  Powell  and 

Urecn  ' 

Stroccker,  Henry  W.  comer  Page  and  1 

Franklin 
Strohsall,  William,  XU  Sutter  I 

STITAKT,  CilAKLK.S  H.  »U  Davis        | 
Stuart,  Wm.  cor  illssUm  and  Fourth 
Sullivan,  Dennis,  cur  Flllh  and  Ulary    I 
Sullivan,  Jolin  L.  lilO  Mission  ! 

8YLVIA,.IOSEl'H,  comer  Battery  and 
Broailw.iy  : 

Tappclncr,  .lohn,  1207  Dupont  ' 

Tayac,  L.  F.  31  Fourth 


Wcshhosln,  D.  Potrero  nvvnue 
Wt-ssling,  Wm.  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 
WcKSlidl,  William,  8W  Battery 
West  *  I'cti'rson,  10  ('ommvrclal 
West,  L(>iil»,  31«  Fifth 
Weston,  Sands  ,(c  Cci,  734  Market 
White,  (!has.  cur  Shastn  and  Sllchlgan 
Whitney,  ti.  A.  cor  Powell  and  Chest- 
nut 
WIclanil,  r.  &  Co.  cor  Powell  and  Vul- 


K'Jo 
WIKSE,  UEO. 


Thlnl 


H.  cor  Townsend  and 


.MI  East 


Taylor,  John,  IMThinI 
TITESE,  LKWiS,  J 


.Jit.  cor  Kearny  and 

California  ! 

TEITEIN,  IIKNRY,  cor  Brannanand 

RItch  j 

Trllman,  (iporge  F.  »U  Kearny  I 

Tcniiant,  Huljert  J.  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin , 
TETLOW,  SA.MUKL,  706  Washington 
Thomas,  William,  corSI.\th  and  Clem- 
entina 
Thomforri  &  Klein,  corner  Powell  and  i 

Filbert  i 

Thompson,  1. 1).  321  Montgomery  | 

Thompsun,  Malculin,  21  I'aclflc 
Tledemnnn,  I'vter,  corner  Folsom  and 

Rausch 
TIENKKX,  UEKMIARD,  725 Jackson 
TIeroey,  Joliii,  213  .■'lUiHiim  j 

Tlerc!),  Augustus,  lllH  Kearny 
Tivtjan,  1).  C(ir  Itatterv  and  Paclflc       ' 
Tlssut,  Paul,  Sixteenth  bet  Uuerrero 

anil  l>i>l<ires  ' 

Tohin,  Joanna,  28  Jackson  I 

Tully,  John  )l.  Mission  bet  Twenty-, 

third  and  Tnciity-fdurth  | 

TURCOT  JOSEPH,  1113  L»upont  | 

Uinbsen,  Henry,  coi  Folsom  and  Moss 
Urner,  John,  K  Fourth  ! 

VanCourt,  John  W.  comer  Hayes  and 

Octavia  > 

VAX  BUREN,  JOSEPH,  cor  Bush  and  1 

Mason  i 

VanHaik'ln,  Jno.  cor  Powell  and  Urecn  I 
Vaugan,  A.  HU  Pacific  I 

Vclhert,  P.  H.  cor  ''.oward  and  First 
Venker,  U.  F.  cor  .'olsom  and  Thlid 
Vllledicu,  Charles,  14  Commercial 
Vollmer,  J.  Jill,  our  I>avis  and  Sac 
VunUlahn,  C.  H.  cor  Kearny  and  Val- 

lejo 
VunUluhn,  John,  cur  Minna  and  Jane 
VuiiBtailcn,.!.  N.  iiil  Pine 
VorreHi,  Henry,  337  o'Farrell 
Vragnizau,  J.  42  Pacific 
VntJOM,  P.  y.  12  Jackson 
Wadcnberger  &  Tollncr,  313  Battery 
Wagener.  Finlinaiul,  1232  Uupout 
Wafil  &  Hull.  415  Kearny 
Waliiwright,  W.  21»  California 
Wall,  Jame8,  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Wall,  Michael,  8  First 
Waller,  John  C.  cor  First  and  Jessie 
Walter,  Frank,  West  End 
Ward,  Wlllluin,  Mi  Market 
Warner,  Aliruham,  cor  Lumber  and 

Francisco 
Waterman,  John  O.  cor  Folsom  and 

Sixth 
Weber,  T.  H.  cor  Mason  and  Bdwy 
Weldmeler,  (icorge,  612  Jackson 
Welling  A  31  UHt,  cor  Hayes  and  Laguna 
Wcudt  ii  Eckfcldt,  cor  Folsom  and 

ThlM 
Wenzel,  G.  L.  cor  Franklin  and  Fulton 


page; 


Wllkle,  W 

Wllkins  A  Kugler,  162  Jessie 
Wllklns,  Frolerick,  1018  Folsom 
Wllkins,  M.  A  Co.  cor  Mason  and  Chest- 
nut 
Williams  A  Outhrle,  42A  Mnntgoniery 
Wlllliinis  A  Marshall,  cur  Front  and  Pac 
Williams,  Oeorge  K.  210  Second 
Williams,  S.  ().  cur  Fuurtli  and  Jessie 
Wllilains,  William,  4J»  Paclflc 
Wlllsun,  .Slary  A.  30H  Paclflc 
WIlHun.tOrant,  550  Clay 
Wilsuii  ii  Sass,  cur  Com  and  Davis 
Wilson,  Chas.  (Lick  llonsei  13  Mont 
Wilson,  P.  A.  cor  Jackson  and  Davis 
Wlnljen,  John,  cor  Ucary  and  Jones 
WItgvn,   Diedrich,  cor    Dupont   and 

Broadwaj' 
Woltcrs,  John,  eor  Folsom  and  RItch 
Wooils,  .\nim  Mrs.  cur  Stevenion  and 

Ecker 
Wooilcy,  L.  H.  cor  Clay  and  Taylor 
WRKDK,  l>.  cur  .HaiiHuni  and  Sutter 
Wrecle,  Ueo.  cor  Mlimliin  and  Stewart 
Wnllicrn,  John.  734  llruadway 
Wynne,  William,  316  Fourth 
Ynrnos,  Wm.  sixteenth  nr  Dolores 
YooHl,  F.  cor  Mission  and  Eleventh 
Young,  Richard  &  Co.  cor  Larkin  and 

Clay 
ZAHN,  HKSRY,  823  Vallejo 
Zander,  E.  .Mrs.  Sixteenth  nr  Dolores 
Zelle,  Henry,  curTehamaond  Second 
Zerrer,  Franz,  12S  Tidnl 
Zlegelnieyer,  Antonc,  cur  Natoma  and 
Mary 

liithographen. 

Baker,  U.  H.  522  Montgomery 
BRirrox  *  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  clxxlii) 

533  Commercial 
BUO'.VX,  v..  T.  &  CO.  (see  adv 

lxvl)443Clay 
DeMoniprevlUe,  C.  803  Montgomery 
Drouaillet,  (1.  (or  Kearny  and  Wash 
FLE  rcilER.  EDWARD  (see  ttdv.  page 

Ixxxlil)  3U8  Front 
Woody,  E.  King  nr  Third 
Nagel,  L.  King  nr  Third 
Nnhl  llrolliers,  121  Montgomery 

Iiook  Sealera. 

[Sec  also  Hardware.] 

BUSSEV,  W  C.  (see  adv.  page  xxx) 
IH  Post 

Duty,  W.  B.  118  Pine 

Kll  IKEIMiE  &  LEAVITT  (see  adv. 
page  xll )  Market  nr  Fromoiif 

PARK  111' It.ST,  V.  S.  W.~«  .  s.  Combi- 
nation (see  adv.  page  xxll^  305  Mont 

IiookamithB. 
[See  also  Bell  Hangers ;  also  Safes.] 

Blen,  J.  322  ('ommerclal 
Crowe,  T.  6.59  Mission 
Dexter,  A.  (».  113  Kearny 
Harris,  W.  {coloreil)208  Leldesdorff 
Klei>zlK,  I.  C.  E.  733  Washington 
Markt%  Flelshel,  18  Post 
Marwcdel  &  Otto.  335  Bush 
Nauman,  E.  218  Commercial 
Pfeifler,  J.  W.  7.5!t  Clav 
Sclmeliler&  Brownlng,651  Washington 
Schlnneyer,  John,  132  Fourth 
■Schnoor,T;.  1308  Stockton 
Silverstein,  E.  IIU  Stewart 
Sullivan.  D.  J.  710  Market 
Trtber,  Falk,  635  Howard 
Welchart,  J.  tl  Fremont 
WILL  &  FINCK  (see adv. paged; 611 
Jackson, 

Iiodginga. 

[Sec  also  Boarding;  also  Hotels,  Etc.] 

Allen,  E.  (widow)  829  Sacramento 
Alberts,  Conrad,  ml  Kearny 
Andrews,  John,  13M  Second 


BalKsnck,  A.  B.  824  Commercial 
Babcock,  A.  Mrs.  comer  Dupont  un<l 

Washington 
Baldwin,  SI.  (widow)  8U  flacramenio 
Ballard,  C.  cor  Com  and  LeIdesdorIT 
Ba'-on.  V.  Mme.  cor  Dupont  and  Jock 
Barrett,  M.  Miss,  1206  Stucktun 
Barry,  11.  Mrs. 200  Stockton 
Barlet,  W.  cor  Kearny  and  Broadwar 
Beglh,  Mary,  813  Kearny 
Bellenger,  ().  Madame,  736  Paclflc 
Benolt,  A.  Mrs.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Bestun,  E.  iwiduwi  l(l«*»  Clay 
Binl,  I.  Mrs.  820  Wasiilngtun 
Black,  \.  F.  (Widow)  «27  Sacramento 
Blair,  L.Mrs.  737  Market 
Bolander,  C.  (widow)  736  Market 
Boyd,  A.  Miss,  11  Stockton 
Boyd,  C.  (Widow)  325  Duiiont 
Bradley,  E.  Mrs.  lOUStocktim 
Bruwii,  31.  Mrs.  cur  .MIxHiun  and Secnnil 
Buckler,  M.  ('.  (widowj  32  N'atoma 
Biinliek,  F.  732  Paclflc 
Buster,  SI.  Mrs.  131  Montgomery 
Butler,  S.  S.  528  Com  and  511  W  ash 
Campbell,  S.  T.  Mrs.  642  Sacramento 
Carilon,  11.  C.  (widow)  327  lUisli 
Corswell,  J.  D.  Sirs,  cor  Sec  and  Mhina 
t^assidy,  C.  (widows  110  Kearny 
Caznoll,  E.  303  Sutler 
Chainplln,  J.  A.  524  Howard 
Chcpman,  (t.  W.  cor  Thlnl  and  Tehama 
Chiirpiut,  M.  Mrs.  t)3K  Dnnont 
Chittenden,  H.  W.  Mrs.  408  Market 
Church,  W.  A.  631  Cu)niner<.'lal 
Chilian,  N.  (widuwi  24  .Miinia 
Ci.irk,  E.  (widtiwi  HIS  Dupont 
Clark.  E.  (widow)  67  Clementliu 
Collins,  Mary  F.  ,M  Second 
CooJt,  J.  (widow)  6  Sanson! 
Cuoke,  XI.  M.  (Widow)  32  Second 
Cuttreli    A  Ralston,  cor  Kearny  and 

Washington 
Crawford,  A.  Mrs.  cor  Second  and  Ste- 
venson 
Cunimlnps,  A.  M.  (widow)  17  Third 
Cunnliighuni,  B.  Mrs.  238  Stewart 
Curtis,  C.  (v/ldow)  118  Post 
Dangler,  J.  (widow)  413  Kearny 
Davrs,  N.  P.  >lrs.  6'i»  Clay 
Dubois,  J.  A.  (Widow)  cor  Montgomery 

and  Jackson 
Diifly,  John,  10  Sutter 
Dunn,  E.  (wlilow)421  Dupont 
Dutertre,  L.  cor  Duiiont  and  Bdwy 
Duttoii,  J.  Miss,  62  Chiy 
Fisher,  A.  (Widow)  812  Clay 
Fisher.  P.  777  ilurket 
Fitzgerald,  tt.  815  Keamy 
Flager,J.551Mai-ket 
Fleishman,  J.  cor  Mont  And  Market 
Fleiiry.D.  Miulanie,  <«21  Stockton 
Foley.  M.  Miss.  36  .Naluina 
For  lies,  Jennie,  614  .Misshm 
For",  E.  E.  (Willow)  73  Nutoma 
(Jillls,A.  44Minna 
oniony,  D.  A.  (wldowi  803  Howard 
tlirod,  .1.  H0»  Clay 

t]leesoii,M.  E.  (wklow)21  Montgomer)' 
Gonzales,  J.  Miss,  1211  Powell 
UurJon,  K.  Mrs.  (colored)  cor  .Scconil 

and  MIsshm 
Urattnn,  M,  (widow)  18  Minna 
OrlRin,  M.  Miss,  Virginia  Block 
llaner,  G.  D.  .V5U  Market 
Uaniinersinith,  J.  Mrs.  Belden  Block 

and  Stevenson  House 
Hancock,  S.  A.  (colored,  widow)  102 

Dupont 
Harrington,  51.  C.  29  Second 
Harrison,  H.  E,  cor  Keamy  and  IWwj- 
HazilqulHt,  L,  812  Jackson 
Heron,  J.  (widow)  I.M  First 
Higgins,  E.  J.  (Widow)  506  Market 
Holmes,  S.  D.  Miss,  ,522  California 
Hovd,  S.  E.  (widow)  202  Seoond 
Hunt,  M.  J.  (widow)  .522  Dupont 
Inches,  Robert,  10  Jane 
Irwin,  M.  Miss,  173  Minna 
Jaeiiuenot,  V.  (widow)  745  Clay 
Jtllard,  .M.  (wklow)  HI  WashhiKton 
Johnson,  C.  E.  cor  Third  and  Market 
Jones,  K.  A.  (widow)  S3  Clementiua 
Joumet,  A.  Madame,  120  Post 
Klefler,  S.  (widow)  607  Jackson 
Kenntjdy,  E.  (widow)  1008  Clay 
Keimcy,  A.  (widow)  KM  Pine 
Klnchela,  J.  cnr  Mission  and  Second 
Kotter,  J.  cor  Keamy  and  Broadwav 
Lanldge,  W.  F.  Mrs.  839  Clay 
LkBARON,  C.  B.  1016  Stockton 
Lechard,  L.  (widow)  H  and  14  Keamy 
Lee,  H.  A.  Mr*.  828  U(.utgomery 


PACmO  IVSUBAXrCB  OO.   OMbAM«U,$lAlS30><M> 


tWUJLBBH^Q'B  Fianoi  hair*  the  bMt  touoh  and  tone.   ▲.  KOHZJBB,  Agent.  Ban  Fmnolaoo 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


LODOINaS  —  MEDICINES, 


417 


Hon«e,  C.  cor  Kearny  and  Jackion 
Sone,  Lowell.  538  Coinmorvlal 
VurrlH,  Catlmriiio,  lOH  Cummcrclal 
Hawror,  E.  A.  Mrs.  23  Kearny 
Schmltt,  Hubert,  1 U  Bu.h 
WUeman,  Julio,  oor  Mont  and  Tine 

iKwklngQlMaes,  Mlrron.Xto. 

CSee  alio  Plvturc  frames,  Etc.] 

CAMERON,  WHITTIER  ds  CO.  (see 

adv.  pnve  xvli  ror  Front  and  I'tno 
GOODWIN  &  CU.  i-U  WnalilnKtuu  and 

m  Market 
Gl'JII'.  HULOMOy,  (SCO  adv.  p.  lxxl> 

53.1  (May 
llinchri'lder,  A.  M  Co.  427  MonlKomcry 
JONKS  &  WOOLL  {»««  iitlv.  pMijc  cxIU 

«4]  Market 
SILE  A  Dt'K.S'EY  (SCO  adv.  p.  cJvl) 

m  Uukli 
RO.SKNMAl'.M,  K.  H.  4'23  HiUlcry 
SWAIS,  It  A.  it  VO.  iseu  ttdv.  paije 

uxxzv)  corner  8unsom  and  I'Ine 

liumber. 

[Reo  also  Mills.] 

Ackcrson  *  Uuss,  I'lcr  9  Stewart 
Ailanis,  lllinn   J:   Co.  Piers  17  and  18 

suwiirt 
AKMSTKONO, SHELDON  A    CO.  124 

Market  and  27  Ciillt'ornla 
IILYTIIE  A  HEI'I'.KKHEE,  101  Mkt 
Dumhain,  O.  M.  .VWCIiiy 
C.ASEllOLT,  (».  T.  fi  CO.  (see.  adv.  p, 

Ul.\)208  I'Ine 
Collin  A  Itiidmiin,  IMer  14  Stewart 
COOK,  ISAAC,  21  Calit'onila  and  Tier 

'IH  Stewart 
Crooks  A  Mat(iltun.  comer  Folsom  and 

Main 
nOLHEER  Si  CARSON,  38  Stewart 
Duperu,  N.  Tier  22  Stewart 
ElUworth,  T.  cor  Ennt  and  Market 
(iermon,  A.  ifc  Co.  Spear  near  .MIsKlon 
UlliMeii,  Colinan  A  Co.  Tier  22  Stewart 
UiHleirruy  &  Silleni,  63}  Cluy 
Ueywuud  &  Harmon,  Califumla  near 

Druuiin 
lixoper,  C.  A.  Townsend  bet  Third  and 

Fourtli 
nOOPEK,  r.  r.  &  J.  a.  49  Market 
HOl'KINS,  S.  J.  112  WuslilnKlon 
Jukwn,  J.  U.  ricr  2  Stewart 
JiihiiHtun,  J.  &  Co.  3M  Market 
Kinlfleld,  J.  I'ler  10  Stewart 
K.SOWLES,  O.  U,  .It  I.  H.  17  California 

aiu<  Tier  ID  Stewart 
Vuuherson  <tc    Wethcrbec,    Pier   20 

Stewart 
Mum,  U.  S.  205  Market 
MASTICK.S.  L..kCO.  Pier  10  Stewart 
MEIGS  &  UAWLEY,  Pier  1  Stewart 
Morrlaoii,  U.  H.  I'ler  13  Stewart 
Fattrklae,  K.  K.  foot  Powell 
I'E.VSELL.  J.  T.  Pier  11  Stewart 
Perkins,  8.  Pier  11  Stewart 
I'opc  &  Talliot,  Pier  12  Stewart 
Pr«y  A  Co.  26  Market 
frcscoit,  Oeo.  W.  .Main  st  wharf 
Preston  &  McKinnon,  Pier  5  Stewart 
iKcntdn.  Smith  A  V.».  \'\vr  3  Stewart 
gimpjon,  A.  M.  Pier  II  Stewart 
IchciiorA  Co.  Pier  21  Stewart 
unier  *  Kundic,  San  Jose  road  cor 

Sixteenth 
|lcr,  C.  M.  A,  Co.  Berry,  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 

ATKKIIOl'SE  &  LESTER  (sec  adv. 

|i.  Ixlv)  29  llatterv 
\mm &  Mairllton.  Hathaway '■  whf 
"cthcrbce,  C.  H.  30  Market 


Maotainiate. 

CSee  also  Ulackimltha.] 
AMES'  PLOW  CO.    (see  adv. 


page 


Kaoaroni  and  Vermioelll. 

krignanlello,  Maccblavcllo  A  Co.  706 
I    Xanaom 

BS TIIOUEY,  J.  P.  4  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 
'    cv)5M  Mission 

iohine  Card  Clothlns  Man- 
ufaoturera. 

fTETSOK,  EVERETT    /see  adv.  pp. 
■  cxilv  and  384)  Walpolc,  Mass. 

Machine  Sewlnc 
)  Dig  Makers ;  also  Sewing  Ma- 
chines; alio  Dress  Makers.} 


exxvl)  over  Oulncy  Market,  Uostun 
Hacon,  F.  N.  51  Bealu 
Blen,  Joseph,  .T22  Commercial 
BOOTH,  h.  J.  A   CO.  cor  First  and 

Mission 
Brodle,  William  &  Co.  California,  16 

Fremont 
CAMERON,  n.  Neptune  (see  adv. 

elv)  46  Fremont 
Chely.  L.  815  Battery 
Clen^  ii  Co.  '28  Fremont 
COFFEY  A  RISUON,  comer  Market 

and  Bush 
Devoe,  DInsmore  A  Co.  comer  Mission 

and  Fremont 
DUIHIEON.E.  cor  Eighth  and  Minna 
Dunn,  Mcllaflle  A  Co.  Atlas,  m  Ptv- 

niont 
Foley,  M.  J.  620  Clay 
FORIUNE,   BARU,    BKEEN  A    CO 

121  Fremont 
(iaiihs,  W.  II.  Ver  Mehr  nr  Kearny 
OALLAtillER  A   KENNY  (SCO   adv. 

page  cili  712  Sansoin 
Oarein,  L.  P.  34  Sutter 
UODDARU   A   CO.    Pacific   Foundry 


(see  a<lv.  page  160i  127  First 
(iRACIiUt  A  IIEALD  (sec  adv.  page 

cUl)  31  Fremont 
HAN8C().\1  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  xcvU) 

cor  Fremont  and  Tehuma 
Hicks,  J.  L.(8ewlng  niuchlncs)  47  Second 
IIIN(;KLEYAC0.  (seeadv.  page  elxl) 

47  First 
HOWLAND,  ANIJELL  A  KINO,  Mhi 

crs'  Foundry,  Fti'st  nr  Folsom 
.Tnlnet  A  Loinetti,  HM  Clay 
KALLKNBEU(>,'lllEO.  (xec  adv.  page 

elv  416  .Miirket 
KIT'I'REDOK  A   LEAVITT  (see  adv. 

page  xll)  Market  nr  Fremont 
KI'I  I  KED(iE,  J.  (see  adv.    page  xl) 

6  itud  H  Battery 
Marwe<lel  A  Otto  (steam  gauges)  3'29 

Bunii 
McKlBBIN,  W.  (sec  adv.  page  cxlvlID 

43  First 
Mooney,  J.  H.  Trinity  between  Busb 

and  .Sutter 
MOYNIHAN  A  AITKEN,  311  Mission 
.MuiiHon  A  WheeliKJk,  28  Keaniy 
Nutting  A  rpstoue,  123  Bush 
PALMER,  KNO.V  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p 

cxivll)  19  First 
PKACY,  U.  T.  isce   idv.  page  cl)  109 

Mission 
Pritzel,  A.  416  Bfarkc  : 
(jVU^K,  J.   W.  (quaitz  screens:   sec 

adv.  page  civ)  Fremont  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
SIMS,  J.  H.  Oregon  near  Front 
SMALL,  I.  IL  cor  .Market  and  Bealo 
Steen,  E.  T.  A  (.'o.  105  Fremont 
Stewart  A  Bacon,  51  Bealu 
STODDARD,  D.  114  Bealo 
Talhot,  S.  C.  313  Market 
VULCAN  IRON  WORKS  (see  adv.  p. 

cxllxi  137  First 
Ware,  W.  513  Market 

MaohinistB*  Tools.    Manu/aetur- 

ers. 
DOUGLASS  MANIIFACTURING  CO. 

(see  adv.  page  cxxvll)  Now  York 

City 
IIARKI8,   D.  L.  A  CO.  (.sec  adv.  page 

e.xxlx)  Springfield,  Mass. 
PROVIDENCE    iOOL  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  cxxil)  Providence,  It.  I. 

Magic  Oil. 

RENNE,  WM.  (see  adv.  pago  cxxxtil) 
PIttslleld,  Mass. 

Malt  Manufacturers. 

CSeo  also  Brewers.] 

Andrews,  T.  J.  4:t6Braniian 
Bush,  P.  Brannar.  nr  Eighth 
Tllgner,  F.  Stockton  near  Francisco 
WINTER,  J.  (agent)  'm  Battery 
Zwleg,  H.  Bronnan  nr  Finh 

Mantel   Orates.    Manitfacturera. 

CSuo  also  Marble ;  also  Machliilsts,Etc.} 

PALMER,  KNOX  A  CO.  dolden  SUte 

Iron  Works,  19  First 
Sullivan,  P.  O.  (marble)  635  Market 


Manuflkcturers,  Bastem.   Agn. 

CSee  also  Hardware,  Etc.] 

DOTY,W.  B.  113  Pino 
Kennedy,  L.  W.  131  Keanir 
MARSH,  PILSBURY  A  CO.  (see  adv. 
page  Ixvil)  cor  Front  and  Pine 

Map  Mounters. 

CSee  also  Bookbinders.] 
BANCROFT,  II.  H.  A   CO.  (see  adv. 

page  cxxxlv)  609  Montgomery 
Plyniptun,  (ieorgo  L.  rear  406  PIna 
Way,  C.  A.  Summer  nr  Montgomery 

Maps,  Xto. 

BANCROFT,  II,  II.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 

cxxxlv)  609  Montgomery 
Clark,  E.  H.  (agent)  614  Montgomery 
OENSOUL,  A.  (see  adv.  nagoxvlli)  Pa- 

elllc  Map  Depot,  511  Montgomery 
HOLT,  W.  (see  adv.  page  xxxvlll)305 

Huntgomery 

Marble  Yards. 

BRIGNARDELLO  A  BRO.  (lee  adv. 


piigecli)2  Main 
DANIEI     


•:L,  JOHN  (see  adv.  page  Iz)  421 

Pino 

Orant,  C.  B.  King  nearThlrd 
Orant,  John,  Lone  Mountain 
Hayes  A  PrItclmnI,  im  Callfiimla 
HcnnesKey  A  Fninels,  511 0'FarruU 
IIEVERIN,  M.  7N;t  Market 
Kelly,  Patrick,  12  Fou.th 
Muriih.v,  P.  722  Market 
MYEKS.  LEON  R.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 

xl)  747  .Market 
PALTKNUHI,  A.  (see adv.  p.  xll  and  c) 

H12  Montgomery 
PIONEERSTEAAl  MARBLE  WORKS 

.5'J6  Callf'omla  and  422  Jackson 
Sweeney,  Jivhn,  8lH  Market 
ZEULlO  A  MOORE  (see  adv.  p.  xll) 

781)  )i  Market 

Market  Men. 

CSee  appropriate  heads.] 

Markets. 

CSee  Butchers.] 

Masonic  Qoods. 

JOHNSON,  T.  IIODOERS,  mn  Mont 
NOR(4tOSS,  Silts.  D.'(scu  adv.  page 
clvlll)  Masonic  Temple 

Match  Manufiioturers. 

California  Block  Match  Company,  TcD- 

iiossce  near  ("enter 
JESSl'P,  W.  H.  A  CO.  comer  Harrison 

and  Nevada 
KIttredge,  (}.  cor  Oeaty  and  Lcavcnw'h 
Lord,  T.  B.  cor  llowanl  and  Beale 
Morres  A  Cohen,  Miima  near  Filth 
Neubauer,  S.  A  Co.  corner  Mission  and 

Ninth 

Mathematical,  Nautical,  and 
Philosophical  Instrument 
Makers. 

CSee  also  Instruments;  also  Opticians, 
Etc.] 

BANCROFT,  H.   H,  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  cxxxlv)  609  Montgomery 
LAWltENCE  A  HOl'SEWOUTH  (see 

ailv.  iMick  cover)  319  Mont;(omery 
Roach,  John.  .522  Montgomery 
Sauk,  J.  C.  '^(13  Montgomery 
SCIIMOLZ,  W.  (sec  adv.  page  clxvU) 

420  Montgomery 
Tennent,  Thomas,  508  Battery 

MattreM  Makers. 

CSee  also  Beds  and  Bedding.] 
.\maud.  Paul,  3-22  Dupont 
SCHAFER.  J.  F.  A  H.  U.  (see adv.  page 

1x1)  504  Sansora 
SCIIHKIBER,  J.  (sec  adv.  page  xxvUl) 

121  Sanson! 
Veuard,  A.  404  Third 

Medicines.    Pntent. 

[See  also  Apothecaries;  Drugs,  Etc.] 

CRANE  A  BRIOHAM  (see  adv.  page 

cxl)  cor  Front  and  Clay 
HO.STETTER,  SMITH  A  DEAN,  401 

Battery 


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MoDONAI.n,  IL  II,  A  CO.  oorSaniom 

an  I  I'Irin 
REni>  OroN  A  CO.  416  Front 
UKILLV,  l>.  .1.  MA  Comnu'rcUl 
UK.NNK,  \VM.  (MiiKic  Oil)  (aeo  wlv.  p. 

CVXXllll  IMttllflc'lll.    JIllM. 

RICIIAKns,  C.  f.  A  CO.  4^9  Hnnmim 
SUKI'AKUSON  A  (lATEH.corHniiHDni 
anil  Cuinmi'rclul 

Meersohaum  Fipei. 

Schuch  A  Ultii  (inanurn)  M7  Koiirny 

Hchuinniiii,  lymlH,  IJ  .San«4>m 

HUN  A  liKKKis  (IniiKirtcm)  (toe  oilv. 

SHKcH  111  t'>  hni)  :(UH^auramcntu 
.SKUMA.NN,  A.  A  CO.  tit  8ac 

Meroantile  Acsnoiei. 

BIlADSTKKEr,  J.  M.  A  ."*OS,  corner 

Mnnl;»(inu'ry  and  Saciiiini^iito 
LEKD.S,  A.  I'.  A  CO.  m  .MuntKumery 

Merohants.    CommUilan. 

[•  Iniportcm.] 

•AOAUn,  KOI'LKKS  A  CO.  413  Front 

ALDUICII,  MKUUII.LACO.  (iiecailv, 

paue  lxxlxi2U4  ami  A'B  Culirurnla 
*AL.S01'  A  CO.  4:m  California 
*AuKer,  U.  K.  7U4  MaiiHiim 
•Uaeiiii,  T.  II.  A  .1.  S.  21ii  Front 
ItALLAKD  A  HALL,  9U(t  Uavla 
MIANUVIANK,  KIKLiiEN   A  CO.  JlO 

Front 
*UAKIlo\  A  CO.  NE  corner  Jackson 

anil  .^InntKomcry 
♦UEI I  UK  N  S,  ,1 A  M  ¥.)>,,  429  Battery 
•UEI.LOt;  FUKUK.S.  &M>  Clay 
UENNEIT,  It.  II.  »10  IMvli 
Mettnian,  M.  lo:i  California 
lllako,  (i.  O.  UO;i  Front 
Ilowne,  W.  F.  3IIKaat 
Ura<ly,  li.  Wi  California 
•UniKu,  C.  F.  A  Co.  Ill  California 
UKAT  A  DUO.  NE  cor  Front  and  Clay 
•BIIOOKS,  C.  W.  A  (;o.  (Ill  Mansom 
Huzzollnl,  1>.  4l7,lackson 
CuzallH,  E.  3UK  Ciiinnicrclal 
CHAUNCEY  A  Co.  "W  Front 
CHKI8IY  A  WI.SE(wo.l)wn  Front 
CLAKK  A  I'ERKI.NS  (w.mi1)4W  Front 
CLAYTON,  C.  AGO.  («C(r  adv.    page 

cxxxlll)  ta  Clay 
•COLE.MAN.  W.  T.  A  CO.  («cc  adv.  p. 

Ivllhciir  Front  and  Callfonila 
C0.\.kMCI10L8(iieen(lv.  p.cxxxvii) 

Ititi  Waslilnirtoii  and  :I17  Oregon 
•Cramer,  V.  A  Co.  310  .Sacramento 
CKANE,  A.  K.  310  WoilihiKlon 
Crane,  E.  J.  3il  Front 
•CroKH  A  Co.  corMansom  and  Jackson 
•CU.MMINd.s,  W.  U.  A  CO.  Ii4  Cal 
*l)una  liroa.  A  Co.  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Mattery 
Dart.  I*.  C.  419  Front 
•He  Fremcry,  J.  409  Merchant 
Delublgne,  J.  11.  3i3  Clay 
DEItUY,  K.  M.  XEcor  Front  and  Clay 
•DeWItt,  Kittle  A  Co.  corner  Ciilifurnla 

and  Fri>iit 
•nibhiee  A  Ilyde,  112  Front 
•DICK.SON,  1)bsVOLF  a  CO.  410  Bat 
DODUE  MHOS.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 

cix)40U  Front 
Dorman  A  Wolf,  cor  Clay  and  Drnmm 
Dorsey,  It.  J.  cor  Clay  and  Front 
*Doty,\V.  K.  llJI'Inc 
*DulsenberK,  Charles  A  Co.  216  Front 
Dumont,  V.  023  Sunsom 
ELLEKIIOUST  A  CO.  Urumm  nrClay 
Emrric,  •).  023  Mansom 
EVEKDINU,  JOHN  A  CO.  56  Clay 
EWKLL,  L.  J.  A  CO.  corSansomand 

WaHhhiKt'in 
♦FALKNKK,  HELL  A  CO.  430  Cal 
FAKISII,  A.  T.  A  CO.  221  Davis 
•FEUEB8TEIN,  R.  A  CO.  212  Front 
Feualer  A  Son,  221  Cloy 
Flsk,  It.  402  Front 

•FLINT,  I'EAIMiDY  A  CO.  408  Cal 
•FOItUES  BROS.  A  CO.  H03  Sansom 
KRIEDLANIIER,  I.  114  California 
UA(iLIAItl>0,FRANCI8CO,«l9Bdwy 
OIIIKAItDKLt.I,  D.  A  CO.  4lt(Jackson 
Olldemi'lKter,  Muecke  A  Co.  S2S  Front 
Uoldscliinhlt,  J.  318  Hacramenfo 
OottiK  A  .schoemann,  220  Front 
Ureen,  A.  10!)  CUy 
Orlfflth,  Ellis,  22.t  Washington 
•Urlmes,  U.  I'.  708  Montsomery 
•UROUAN,  A.  B.  N  W  cor  Jackaon  and 

Hansom 


•<)!iy,  Abel,  Woshlniton  opPostOfllce 
IIAMMILL,   CALEB  (see   adv.    pane 

cxxxlll)  30  riatt  Nt.  New  York 
•HANSNMANN,  II. '220 Front 
liaseltlne.  A.  A.  423  Davis 
•HELLMAN  BRO.S.  A  CO.  cor  Front 

anil  Jitckson 
IIOI.COMB,  W.  A.  A  CO.  819  Battery 
IIOLDEN,  .S.  I'.  210  I'Inn 
lloldemess,  H.  M.  NW  cor  Front  nnd 

Clay 
Hooper,  a.  V.  327  Front 
•Howes,  OeorKe  A  (!o.  SOS  Clay 
•IK EN',  F..V2U  Front 
IVANCOVICH,  J.  A  CO.  40A  Davis 
JacobH,  J,  ciir  Front  and  Washington 
Jee,  A.  W.  (123  Front 
K  ELLEIt,  L.  »:»  Callfomla 
Kennedy,  L.  W.  131  Keaniy 
KINO,  J.  C.  A  CO.  corner  Battery  and 

Filbert 
Knanp  A  (Irant,  310  Washington 
•KO(>l'.M  ANMCilAl'  A  CO.M2  Battery 
KoHblund  Bros.  .107  Hacraniento 
LARCO.  N.  430  Jai'kHon 
LINFOKTH,   JA.MEH   (see  adv.  page 

xxxlll)3  Front 
•LOW,  C.  ADOLIMIE  A  CO.  208  Cal 
•LOWENIIELM,  J.  A  (!0.  421  Battery 
Lunil,  Henry,  434  California 
LII.SK,  A.  A  CO.  I'aelflc  Fruit  Market 
LYNCH  A  ANDRADE,  430Jackson 
MaLOTT  a  CO.  (see  adv.  page  xlv) 

716  Front 
•MACONDRAY  A   CO.  204  and   20*t 

Hansom 
Marllnon,  A.  811  Montaomory 
•.MAURY,  I'.  Jr.  7IOSan«o.Ti 
Met  'unn  A  Co.  402  Front 
McKENNA  BItO.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 

xlvDcor  Clay  anil  Drumni 
McNEAKABRO.  (see  adv.  p.  Ixxvlll 

37  Clay 
•MEADER,  LOLOK  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  x)  40,1  Front 
.Meldus  A  Co.  3<IH  Commercial 
•Meblus.  C.  F.  421  Battery 
Mecartney,  A.  22U  Davis 
•Melnecke,  C.  2I»  Front, 
•.Mel,  John,  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
Mel,  Liinl8,307  Taylor 
•MEYER,  T.  L.  Hli  and  817  .Sansom 
•Mllburn,  J..  A  Co.  313  Sacramento 
MOORE  A  CO.  17  Davis 
•MorKan,  .Stone  A  Co.  lOH  Front 
MO.SS  A  BEADLE  (see  ailv.  u.  Ixxv) 

310  Davis 
Newell.  T.  4«  Clay 
Newhall,  H.  M.  A  Co.  cor  Hansom  and 

Halleck 

•NEWTON,  J.  B.A  CO.  108  Cillfornia 
O'CALLAtHIAN,  D.  J.  424  Mont 
Osgood  ,1c  Co.  214  Callf:iniln 
I'ulge,  Cnlvin,  N  W  cor  Cut  and  Bat 
I'ahnor,  W.  A.  A  Co.  in  First 
•PARKER,  E.  II.  '224  California 
•Patrick,  James  A  Co.  617  and  619  Bat 
I'crkins,  W.  L.  404  Front 
Perry,  R.  103  Callforiiia 
Pierce,  H.  A  W.  728  Montgomery 
Pierce,  Nelson,  321  Front 
•PIOCHE  A  BAYERtjlTE.HK  conur 

Montgomery  and  J<iukson 
•Price,  8.  A  Co.  ft28  Clay 
Price,  T.  406  California 
Italinond,  R.  E.  M.t  Front 
RALSTON,  C.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  clx) 

'^23  Washington 
Redmond,  J.  B.  413  Washington 
RKED,  II.  R.  321  Waslilngton 
•Uluh,  H.  A  Bro.  2'20  Caimmila 
Richards.  O.  8.  '223  Clay 
•KOBERTH,  McNISII  A  CO.  216  Cal 
Robinson,  Juan  A.  (Mexican), V2S  Front 
•RODUEltH,  MEYER  A  CO.  314  Wash 
•Ross,  Dempster  A  Co.  42.'k  and  427  Bat 
BOU88ET,  P.  811  Montgomery 
8ablna,  A.  C.  '209  Hacramento 
Ranjurjo,  Arque*  A  Pujol,  713  Sansom 
Hchwarta,  A.  SI7  Clay 
HherwootI,  Bulkley  A  Co.  326  Clay 
•HPEYER,  M.  »'26  WashingU)n 
HPROAT  A  WELCH   (see  adv.  page 

Ixi)  t2»  Front 
•Steveni,  Baker  A  Co.  cor  Davis  and 

Hacramento 
Htewart  A  Coleman,  304  Davis 
Strybing,  C.  H.  52S  Front 
•SWAIN,  R  B.  A  CO.  206  Front 
TAAFFE,  t>.  O'H.  430  Callfomla 
TAYLOR,  C.  L.  A  CO.  38  Culifomla 
'THOMAS,  J.  B.  619  Front 
Trautmnn,  Lynde  A  Hough,  416  Oavli 


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TIILLY  A  DURKIN 

lv)'2ISCIay 
Vischer,  t'..  cor  Front  and  Jitikson 
Volzin,  Itis  A  Co.  217  and  '221  Sninuim    < 
Wudsworlli,  W.  R.  A  Son,  402  Front 
•WA88ERMANN,  A.  A  CO.  429  Siu: 
Weston,  t!.  W.  A  Ci>.  Pacific  Fruit  Mlii  i 
WIIITEHORNE,  W.  A.  (tec  odv,  pam 

xcv)'2-2'2  Battery  "^  "  i 

WHITNEY  A  CO.  40,'J  Front 
Whitney.  J.  R.  40.'»  Front 
WILLIAMS,  II.  B.  (see  adv.  p.UHvi 

30A  Front 
Williams,  J.  413  East  \ 

WInegar  A  Shaw,  308  Front 
WINTER.  JOHN,  '2'20  Battery 
Yates  AX'o.  '20H  Clav 
•ZIEL,  toERTIIEAtr  A  CO.  I'2'2  Cnl 

Merchants.     Commlniion  Proiliici.'. 

CSce  alto  Fruit;  also  Provisions;  alio 
Vegi^toblcs.]  1 

Bally  A  Starr,  403  Davis  , 

Baker,  L.  F.  cor  Wash  and  Davli 
BA8SKTT.J.  213Ciay  I 

Bennett,  R.  II.  3  Clay 
Blood,  L.  L.  it  <;o.  2^  Clnv 
lloswell  A  shatluck,  319  Front  i 

BRAY  ABRO.  NEenr  Front  anil  Clay  I 
Breeze  A  Molloy,  lOII  <!lay  j 

Brennan  A  Co.  •20«  Cliiy  ■ 

BKOCAS  A  PKRK I N S, '202  Washlti;tog I 
BRYANT  A  COOK,  316  Duvla 
BnllanKJ.  H.  l'20Clay  ' 

BULLETTI  A   SELNA,  Poclflc  rtulll 

Market  i 

BCRKF..  M.  A  BRO.  H6  Drnmm 
CAMPBELL  A   FAIRBANKS,  comer 

Frinit  and  Wa.iliiiiKtiiii 
CAMPBELL,  J.  W.  II.  foot  Commerce 
Cliatnberlln  A  Batch,  210  Clay 
CLAYTON   C.  A  CO.  (sec   adv, 

cxxxlll)   '223   Clay 
COLLINS  A  DKAN.aiH  Davis 
Collino,  D.  B. '207  WaxlilnKion 
CONOER   A    OKAY     (Hue   ttilv. 

cxi)   '204  Waxhliigloii 
Conrad,  J.  A  D.  419  Wa>ibln»ton 
CilM.MINUM  A  MA.VWELL  (»oc  ndv. 

Jiagec)  4I.'>  Davis 
Cl.'KrlS  A  ALLEN  (see adv.  pagcxlvl)j| 

313  Davis  " 

Dabovleh,  N.  Mi  ('lay 
DAVIS  A  WIIHAM    (see  adv. 

xlvl)  cor  Davis  anil  Clay 
Dellloia  A  Co.  cor  Jackson  and  Drumni  I 
DeForest,  J.  '221  Clav 
l>elalilgne,J.  B.  32:f'Clav 
Dorman  A  Wolf,  mxUny 
Drake  A  Emerson,  312  >VashlnEton 
Dutjinl.  B.  217  t'lay 
ELLEIillORsT  A  CO.  Drnmm  nrVlaiil 
EVEKDINO,  J.  A  CO.  (see  ailv.  p.llii!r 

m  V.lav  !| 

EWELL,  L.  J.  A  CO.eorWnMinnilHul 
Fonaitli  A  Tyler,  309  Cuniinirclal 
UALE,  J.  W.  A  CO.  (tec  adv.  pagccill] 

321k  Davis 
Oeraghly  .t  O.  41  Clav 
(ilorglani,  A.  421  Washington 
(Jrcen,  A.  107  Clay 
ilriinth  A  Ellis,  2ifi  Washington 
OutrldgeACo.  128  (May 
HAIUIir,  R.  A  CO.  tiO  Clav 
Hall  A  Brigliam,  73  A  74  \Vash  Ml(l 
Ham,  1.  II.  211  Ciar 
Ilarins  A  Joosl,  410  Clay 
HATCH,  T.  H.  A  CO.  (see  ailr.  pairl 

xxvtiti  cor  Front  nnd  CumniercUl 
HATHAWAY  A  CO.  7  Clay 
Howes,  John,  Mi  Sansom 
Hughes,  Ui'orgi',  NW  cor  Clay  anil  Sail 
Humphrey  A  Co.  310  Davis 
HUNT.C.  A.  A  CO.  '22-2  Clay 
IVANCOVICH,  J.  A  CO.  40r>  Bnvli 
JACOBY,  A.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  mji| 

cor  Front  and  Conimcn'l.il 
JOHNSON  A  HARMON, 4U«Uavil 
Jones,  II.  P.  107  Ciuy 
Kessing,  J.  F.SiiClny 
Keyes,  (J.  112  Clay 
Knapp  A  Grant,  310  Washington 
Levy,  8.  A  Co.  '20}  WaaliliiKtun 
LEWIS,  E.  124  Clay 
LEWIS,  H.  L.  209  iTacmmento 


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Llnsley,  E.  W.  A  Co.  41  Clay 
LIttleflcId,  Webb  A  Co.'208  Wi 


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Loucks.  O.  108  Clay 
LOWRY,  W.  J.  A  CO.  (see  artv.i 
cxi)  cor  Washington  and  Davli 
LUHK,  A.  A  CO.  Pacific  Fruit  MiiWl 
Marklcy,  Levi,  107  Clay 


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ScCMCLI'ANU,  J.  A.  A  CO.  mClay 
McCull,  Willlttm,  6i  Clay 
McCiinw.il.  N.  117  Clay 
JMcDunoKh  A  Damaa,  I'oclflc  FrultMkt 
.Ucllcnry  A  Hmlth,  II  Waaliinuton 
MoKKEiJOIIN.lliClay 
McKENNA,  HKO.  A  CO.  (ico  adv.  p, 

xlvil  cor  CIny  and  Drumm 
McSKAH  A  UltO.  (iuo  adv.  p.  Ixxvlll) 

S«  (!lny 
JIllliT  .k  t'o.  llTClay 
HOSM  ti  llKADliEdcoadv.  page  Ixxv) 

3IU  Diivli 
MOri/ION  UR0.4.  5  Wathlngton 
NKWEM-,  T.  IttCluy 
NYE  A  ALLl.SON.  'il9  WnnhlnRton 
KAUSroN,  C.  >tCO.  (icoudv.  paguclxi 

ta  WiiRliliigton 
Itaymoiiil.  •).  1*.  A  Co.  Ill)  Clay  nr  East 
RKYNOM)S  A  MrUHAY,  Wi  ("lay 
ItKVNOI.lM,  HOWELL  A  FOKI>,  313 

Davla 
KoDbliiK.J.  mClay 
Korku,  K.  M.  130  Clay 
UYAN  A  WATEKM  AN.  Ill  Clay 
Saiil'unl,  J.  L.  310  WnHliliigton 
Sclii'ttiT  A  rcarsc,  \'i.i  Clay 
SmIlliA  WhltP, 'il'i  WuxliliiKlon 
smitli,  W.  M. 3.1  Clay  Stroil  Wlmrf 
HTET^ON  A  VOLKM  AN,  3>4  Davit 
HTEVES.S,  E.  A  CO.  '204  Clay 
Tarncy,  M.  A  Co.  1U2  (May 
Taylor,  W.  II.  40H  Davli 
TItcoinb.A.  H.  I'ilClay 
T0I)1),  \.  II.  A  CO.  4»  Clay 
Traulinnn,  Lymlu  A  lloiigli,  416  Pavia 
TVLLY  A  UUUKIN  (aco  adv.  page  Iv) 

m  Clay 
VANTINE,  J.  A  CO.  comer  Clay  and 

Davla 
Vorbe.  J.  F.  .108  Commercial 
Vaton.  C.  W.  A  Co.  (fruit)  m  Mcrcli 
WllllaiiiMin  A  .McMillan,  'JIT  Davla 
Wilson  A  C;o.  m  Clay 
Yatea  A  Cu.  208  Clay 

Marohanta.    Shipping  and  For- 
warding. 
[8eo  Shipping  and  Forwarding.] 

Metal  Dealers. 

[S«e  Iron  and  8tccl ;  alao  Hanlwaro.  J 

Metallurgloal  Works. 

[Mcc  alau  AsHuypra.j 

Cording,  I'npc  A  Co.  2lb  FIrat 

Crane  A  Ulngham  (copper)  Ilunter'a 

Point 
DARLINO,  L.  B.  raec  adv.  page  exxxi) 
I       Providence,  K.  I. 
!  Klmlinll  A  Co.  »:«)  Hryaiit 
]  Muslielnier,  J.  423  Wa-slilngton 
I'aclfle  Mineral  Cu.  onice32.'>  Mont 
I'aclAc  Keflnery,  Uelaliaw  it  Mage,  404 

^laln 
Trice,  Keynolda  A  Co.  flan  nrniio  Itond 
».  F.  A.SHAYINU   AND   UKKININO 
VVOHK.^.  Sevcntli  nr  Uraniian,  ol- 
flce  410  llontgoniery 

Military  and  Begalia  Oooda. 

JOHNSON, T.  KODOEKS,  »a  Mont 
NOUC'KO'iM,  D.  MK.S.  (aeo  adv.  page 

civlll)  Masonic  Temple 
SCHIIYLEK,I1AUTLEY  &(iUAHAM, 


page 


tli  llaivry 
WUriEIIJR.NE,  W.  A.  (aecadv. 
xcv)  itl  Buttery 

Milliners. 

[,1ce  also  DrcaHinnkerii,] 
Alttnberg,  U.  Mm.  30H  Kearny 
AlljIiulerB,  II.  Mme.  cor  Stockton  and 

rnclflc 
AlUhuier,  II.  Mra.  IlOil  Dupont 
Aiulerson.  Mrs.  W)3  Kearny 
Apnt.|,S.  .Mrs. 'i04Keariiy 
lllUhop,  M.  Mra.  20  Tost 
j  Blood,  M.  L.  Mra.  8  Montgomery 
'  Hruwn,  E.  J.  Mm.  (iUU  Kearny 
I  Butler,  M.  A.  Mra.  13(i  Slontgomenr 
i  Carroll,  A.  O.  Mlas,  24  Kearny 
!  Canrcii,  E.  E.  A  Co.  24  Montgomery 
I  i-'lminnan,  C.  M.  Mra.  104  Montgomery 
Cui(s  S.  W.  Mra.  22H  Kearny 
I  Coiiitant,  Mmo.  634  Vallejo 
i  J'owies,  O.  W.  M.  Mra.  122  Third 
I>lpy,sarati,2(a  Third 
niamoiid,  M.  A  J.  Mlaaea,  1117  Third 
Diamond,  Ura.  A  Mlaa,  402  Keirny 


Dixon  A  I'utnam.  6IS  Clay 
Dorn,  r.  Mr*.  110 Third 
Drayeiir,  .Mme.  A  Co.  (U7  !<acramcnto 
Fouli!,  .M.  Mra.  l«18Htiickton 
(lalavotti,  K.  Mme.  TiA  Market 
(Irahani,  .Mm.  AH  I'erond 
(Irnhntn,  M.  Mm.  134  Kearny 
illnehnian,  II.  E.  Mlna.  «  Pnat 
ilohnaoii,  Mary  Mrft.  240  Tlilnl 
ricot,  J.  II.  Mine.  22  Miiiilgomery 
Iteed,  .M.  A  A.  MlHiiea.  231  Third 
Vaallii.J.  Mme.  103  ThInI 
Venller,  I*.  Miulamc,  60A  Hocramcnto 
Wheeler,  It.  A.  Mra.  107  Third 

Millinery  Goods.    Imparttn. 
[Hce  also  Fancy  Oooda.] 
Barilet,  C.  Mme.  028  Dunont 
Di'Xter.  Lambert  A  Vo.  tOS  Battery 
Dixon  A  I'litniMn,  8IA  Clay 
(loldberg.  C.  '207  Battery 
HELD   BItOS.  (aee  adv.  page  111)  41» 

Kae.ramento 
IIELLEK,  M.  A  BItO.  cor  Bush  and 

haiiHiiin 
llofliniin,  W.  A  Co.  427  Sacramento 
lll>(illEi«,  liENllY,  ^20  Buttery 
JONE.S,  E.  11.  A  CO.  MC  cor  Sacra- 
mento ami  SiiiiKiiin 
LAZAUD  FKEKES,  li.'i  Battery 
MANMEIM,  SC110.SWAS8EK  A  CO. 

113  Battery 
Moan,  K.  A  Co.  207  Battery 
I'ecqueux  A  Wallorlut,  All  Sacramento 
t'eyner,  H.  A.  A  (.'ii.  424  Saeriimeiito 
KOSENBAUM  A  FlUKDM  AN,  24  Bat 
SucliH,  L.  and  M.  A  Co.  312  California 
lENCE,  CIIAULES  A  CO.  (avu  adv. 

page  Ixxl)  41A!iacraiiieiito 
TOBIN,  DI.VON  A    DAVISSON  (aee 

aiiv.jpagu  lxvli;8W  curSacruinvnto 

and  Buttery 
Toplltz,  Faliiun,  427  Sacramento 
CHLFELDbIt  A  CAIIN   (aoc  adv.  p. 

xcvli  30!)  Sacramento 
VEUDIElt,  KAISDLEU,  SCELLIEK 

A  CO.  (acu  adv.  page  xclll)U;l3  Cl.iy 

Millinery  Goods.   ItetaU. 

Altonberg,  K.  Mra.  30H  Kearny 
Altachuler,  II.  Mra.  IIOA  Dupont 
AndeiBun.  A.  Mm.  203  Kearny 
Appei,  .s.  Mra. 204  Kearny 
Banle,  C.  Mine.  !r28  Dupunt 
Bluckmun,  E.  308  Sanaom 
Biockinaii,  E.  Mra.  7  Third 
Bluckmun,  E.  Mm.  40  Fourth 
Blood,  M.  L.  Mm.  8  Alontgumcry 
Brown,  E.  i.  Mm.  <m  Kearny 
Butler,  M.  A.  )lm.  134  .Montgomery 
Caawell,  E.  E.  A  t'o.  24  Montgomery 
Cohn,  II.  Mra.8i2Murket 
Cole,  N.  W.  ilra.  228  Kearny 
Daley, 8.  Mra.  2<»Tliinl 
Decker,  I'.  Mlas,  lOti  Keumy 
Dluinoiul,  Mm.  cS  .Mlas,  402  Kearny 
Dixon  A  rutntm,  01&  CIny 
Draveur,  Mine.  A  Co.  K27  Sacramento 
Eakiiia,  31.  Mlaa,  234  Kearny 
Ekstroin,  A.  1118  Dupont 
Fcrreiiiiacli,  L.  il.  Mn.  804  Waahlngton 
Flynn,  M.  Mlaa,  !<4U  Dupont 
Fouiz,  M.  Mm.  1018Stockt«m 
Uorman,  K.  Mlaa,  1221  Stockton 
Uroen,  Ida  Mlaa,  99  Second 
Ilerrick,  E.  J.  Mn.  m Kearny 
Uinchmnn,  II.  E.  Mlaa,  6  I'oat 
Hoiuhan  A  llolahaii,  424  Kearny 
Jeaiitrout.  E.  Mme.  ttitt  Hacrumento 
Jordan,  C.  lOIOStockton 
Kennedy  A  Dillon,  62  Third 
Keiizie,  E.  S.  cur  Waah  and  Stockton 
Klefii,  B.  .Mra.  2MThlnl 
Marks,  H.  Mra.  412  Kearny 
McCrum,  E.  &lm.  604  Kearny 
Mlali,  S.  Mm.  OKenniy 
Murphy,  Catharine  Mm.  IS  Fourth 
Nally.E.  T.  1221  Stockton 
Neumann,  M.  Mn.  012  Keamv 
Newliy,  J.  II.  AS. II.  M iaaea, lOOli Stock 
Nichols,  O.  M.  Mm.  Mil  Clay 


VERDIER,  KAINDLEIt,  SCELLIEK 
A  CO.  (aeo  adv.  page  xelll  633  Clay 
Venller,  I'.  Mra.  600  Sacranicntu 
Warren,  C.  C.  T.  441  Buah 
Weher,  A.  Mm.  leoenry 
Wllllama,J.  Mlaa,  141  Third 
Wlliahip,  II.  M.  Mn.24Foat 

Mllla    CoUon  Wadding. 

MAYER,  I.e.  A  SONS,  Turk  between 
Hcultaiid  ricrco 

Mills,    riour. 

CSoc  also  Flour;  alao  Orocerlea,  Etc.] 
AllJi,  Wiielnn  A  (,'o.  12  Stevenson 
CAPITOL,  Mailory,  Deming  A  Co.  (ace 


NORCltO.sS,  D.  MK.S.  (acu  adv. 

Ivlii)  It  Montgomery 
ONeill,  Ellen  Mlaa,  326  Second 
Oulir.  Blanche,  1018  Stockton 
I'Icot,  Mme.  22  Montgomery 
Regan,  E.  Mr*.  129  Second 
Rice,  M.  Mm.  844  Market 
»hear,  M.  Mn.  1(16  Thinl 
SUndiah,  8.  A.  Mlaa,  406  Kearny 
Sutton,  U.  Mlaa,  18  Second 
Van  rick,  J.  Madame,  42  Uoary 


page 


adv.  p.  IxN 


1 1.1  Coinmerciul 


City,  Sheehy  A  lllgglns,  84S  Harrison 
COM.MEKCIAL,  tirunh  A  Rutherford, 

NK  cor  First  and  Natoma 
Ueneasee,  Kennedy  A  Hopklna,  Oold 

near  Suiisoin 
OOLDEN  AOE,  F.  P.  Conro  A  Co.  717 

Battery,  oitice  127  Clay 
(lOLDEN  UATE,  H.  Davla  A  Co.  430 

I'Ino 
NATIONAL,  J.  Martenatein  A  Co.  861 

Market 
raclflc.  J.  Xeile,  A08  I'nelflo 
I'Unieer,  Elaen  Broa.  SIA  Market 
Itciny,  \V.  M.  Juniper  near  Tenth 

Mills.    Paper. 

Ilarrlaon,  W.  I*,  agent  San  Lorenzo,  421 

Clay 
TAYL()R,S.  P.  A  CO.  Pioneer  (BOO  adv. 

pugcxxvl)  322  Clay 

Mills.    Quart*  and  Cnuhing. 

HOWLAND,  S.  W.  (aee  adv.  page  xl) 

24  Cnlitorniu 
Woodward  A  Wilson,  537  Market 

Mills,    nice. 

FLINT,  PEABODY  A  CO.  Wcat  aide 

Sunsoni  near  (Ircenwich 
(ireenwood,  W.  M.  India,  39  Beale 

Mills.    Salt. 

[8co  also  Salt  Stores.] 
BARTON,  B.  F.  A  CO.  Pioneer, 213 Sao 
BAKI'ON  A  BRO.  PaeiAc, 218 Sac 
Brown  A  Hurryline,  9  FIrat 
Klein,  S.  Washliigton,  29  Fremont 
Tyler,  H.  II.  A  Co.  Eagle,  110  Fremont 
Wlnegar  A  ahtiw,  310  Front 

Mills.    Saw. 

BREYFOCiLE,  W.  O.  28  California 

Brokuw,  Jainea,  cor  Mission  and  Fre- 
mont 

CHACE'S,  McDoi.aldBroB.  corMarkut 
and  Beaic 

HOBBS,  (ilLMOREA  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 
Ill  Market  near  Beale 

.MACDONALD  BROS,  (ace  adv.  page 
cl'  corMarketand  Beale 

Metcalf,  S.  A.  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

RANSOM,  SAMUEL,  24  California 

Thomas,  C.  W.  24  Callfornht 

MUls.    WooUn. 

MISSION,  cor  Folsom  and  Sixteenth, 
Lazaiil  A  McLcunau,  proprietora, 
otlU'c  lis  Batterv 

S.  F.  PIONEER,  Black  Point,  Hcync- 
mann  A  Co.  agenta,  ofltce  311  Cal 

Mines.    Oioneraiii. 

Booth,  L.  A.  402  Front 
CRON ISE,  W.  II.  V.  706  Montgomor}- 
('oe,  L.  W.  70K  Montgomery 
('lark,  Joseph,  712  .Moiitgomery 
DEA.N,  W.  E.  70ii  Monigoinery 
Eaatman,  Cyrus  A.  TJMMontguineiy 
(iriiy,  <i.  II.  641  Sncmnu'iito 
llarpeiiding,  A.  712  .Moiitgomer)' 
Heumt,  (ieorge.  7l'i  MoiilKomery 
Lent,  Wlllluni  M.  712  Montgomery 
McAiieny,  (jcorge  B.  712  Montgomery 
Roberts,  (ieo.  I).  712  Montgomery 
ROOT.  \V.  D.  338  Montgomerv 
S'l'EVENOT,  OALKlfc.!  K.  «i)6  Mont 

Mining  Companies. 

[See  Incorporatctl  Companiea.] 

Mining  Stocks. 

[See  Brokora.] 


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▲.  BOMAJT  ft  Co.1  Baa  I'raiuiiaoo.  Wholeaal*  and  BetaU  Dealers  in  Booka. 


II.  I 


KORTH  AMBBIOA  IjIFS  XlTBUBAllOll  OO.  VoliolM  KUWUiMd  br  HUto  at  ttuw  York 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Minora. 


PINLKY.TIIOMARK.  (•RmtXiMwIvlHKAL   EHTATK    CIKCULAil,  (,'.   D, 


CAMKKON,  WIHTTIKH   A  CC.  cor  ,,     'X'V 

CnntlKK  A  WINTKK,  'ill  KcHrny  "'ih^!.\. 

tll'.MI'  t».  {»««  Hilv.  iiatKlxxDftSAL'lByl,,,,^,",',  i,.V 
lllrKClireldpr.  A.  A  Co.  4'27Miiiitgoiiicry 
.loNKN  A  W<)()l.l.,64.1  Market 
lUlSKNIlAIJM,  P,  n.  ta  nutlery 
8WAIN,  K.  A.  A  Co.  corner  Kansoin 
mill  riiio 

Model  Maken. 

[Soo  lUo  L'arvcn  and  UlltlonO 
lliirkc.  W.  A.  107  Froiiiuiit 
CCKTIS.  M.  MK-«.(Urrsii) 890  Market 
DAY,  ()EonilK(ie«  adv.  )in|{u  clv)'i8 

Kranioiit 
Orimli  >V'  Co.  M  Fremont 
KAM.KNHEKil.T.  4IH  Market 
Lewla  ii  C'<>.  'iH  Freiiiunt 
Meyer,  O.  Ml  Miirket 
I'UWKIt,  K.  (si'o  adv.  |)iiKO  xlvil)   30 

(.'iillt'oriila 
8TOOK.MAN..I.M.(Heo»dv.  p.  Ixxxvl) 

MH)  .Mitrket 

Money  Drawer.    Pattnt. 

I'AUKHUUST.  V.  8.  W.  (iiKent:  neo 
adv.  pave  xxlll)  30S  Munttiumery 

MouldlDRB. 

C8ce  Carven  and  Olldem.] 

Miuio  and  Musical  Instru- 
ments.   Jniporlem. 

IJowem,  J.  T.  I3HMont«oinery 
KKLDltl'.SII  Ji  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  Ixxvlll 

iOl  .MonlKuniery  and  307  Culllci'niu 
Krey.  William  A.  404  Keaniy 
FitlHIlKK    &   HCOTV  {acv  adv.  page 

cxlv)  IS9  Kearny 
OKAY,  M.  (ave  .ulv.  page  clxxxM)  61.3 

IMiiy 


pauo  Ixxvll)  113  Lelneadortr 


auo  Ixxvll 

/Initer,  II.  cnr  llutlery  and  Tine 
and    tiluvunarl  (Scmoma) 
PInley,  agent,  113  Leid 
liOADLKV  A  CO.  ICMMerehaut 
.laeohM,  .N.  H.  A  Co.  4'i3  Front 
jRiidIn,  K.  A  Co.  ft^J.Front 
K  KLLKK,  M.  c  <r  Waihlnatonand  Hat 
KOIILKK  .*-  FI«>IIUN(),IIWMont 
l.andHheruei,  1.  (.Snnonm)  4l.'k  Front 
Loaiie,  .1.  M.KOi 


or  FInit  and  Market 
I.oWSDKH,  a.  S.  .1114  nattory 
MKUCAIH)  A  HKI'LLY.  MII(,rnekiion 
MCMILLAN  A  KEHTKR,  114  Front 

Naturalist. 

Uruber,  F.  6'/6  Calltbnda 

Newspapers  and  Periodioals- 

AIIKNI)  l'U8'r,  Leii  Elnraser  Ji  Co.  M» 

Clay 
ALIA  CALIFOUNIA,  Fred.  MucCrvl- 

llah  A  Co.  A2A  Citllliirnln 
HANNKK  OF  I'UotlKEsa,  U.  Todd  * 

CALIFOUNi'a*  CHINA    MAIL   ANdI  !«►''.•'{;;•  'V  •'iv"*'"w''Tl''''^ 

FLYINU  nUAUUN,  F.  Morrlott,  U^^'it^*';  '■  Nfc  cor  Wasliliulon  ami 

.ViHClay  Monlgomorv 

CALIFORNIA   CilUHTIAN   ADVO-  l«K<'«>'ifl.  W.  II.  («eo  a<lv.  pagucxill) 

CAIK,  Committee.  711  Mlaalon         L.,  JIJ,.'"?'  „  „.,„  ..r    n     . 
CALIFOUNIA  l)K.MOKUAT,   F.  Ilesal  H^'yK.,';- •  •  «!'»,V  "".'''"K'"''  , 

*  Co.  NW  corsne  anil  Keiirny         l'!""^,*  »l{<>corMon  umMiukaon 

CALIFORNIA    FAItMKH,  Warron  &>»""''il">,v';>iV';  w* '.'■'"'1''''""* 
Co  ViU  Clay  Lake,  W.  It.  Mi  Wiiahlngton 

CALIFOUNIA    I'OLICK   (lAZETTE,: 'yinthV"' •';.'''•  J?'*  *'"'''S'''"''''''     ,  , 
F.  S.  Harlow  A  Ilro.  Mli  Front  LOOMIH,  W .  L.  (Hee  mlv.  pnge  clxlv) 

CALIFOUNIA  TEAtMIEK,  Cal.  Edu-! ,„/''r  V-'Av^LVm  f-'"'  •^"""""' 
catlonal  Mi)eletv,3«'J  Montgomery     ;  •>'<"?*'''  *  SON,  6.W  Kearny 


Curler,  810  Mere  hunt 
HAN  FUANCISCO    NEW8    LET'IKH 

AND  CALIFOUNIA  ADVEUTl.S- 

EH,  F.  Marriott,  A2M  Clay 
HrEC'l'AIOR,  H«v.  O.   I*.  Fitzgerald. 

710  Waahlnaton  ' 

HIM  KIT  OF  THE   TIMEH,  Cliiwe  A 

lloruek,  cor  Hanaom  and  Juekron 
HTOCK  CIUCI'LAU,  J.  II.  Carrimiiy, 

eorner  llttttery  anil  Clay 
Sl'NllAY  .MKUtTrUY,  J.  McDonoiigli 

FonnI  ill  ('i>.  tin  Mnntuoniery 
TEMI'EUANCEHANNEK.U.  P.l'liik- 

lium  A  Co.  8'JA  Merelmnl 
TI.MEH,Tlni<'H  I'uldlalilngt^o.  3.18Miint 
WOKLO'H  CKISIH,,!.  L.  Ilouklha,  NK 

corner  Waahlngton  and  Keuriiy 

Newspaper  and  News  Aiients. 
Anthony,  <).  W.  Occidental  Hotel 
Arnold,  K.  P.  KIH  .Market 
ltAMIIKU.IiC0.7l»I>iivia 
IIANCUOPr,  II.   H.  .M   CO.  (aei)  adv. 

piigc  cxxxiv)  MM  Montgomery 
Hell  J.  H.  418  Clay 


CALIFOUNIAN,  Aogunlua  A  lliiw 
miin,  Mi  .Merehant 

COMMEUCIALUKCOUI),  0.  A.  (ianl- 
niT,  614  Merehunt  and  m  Clay 

COrUUIEU  HE    .»<AN    FUAXClSCO, 

Uiri'trr'i'' *«'»:;;?»  !l''ivi'i?"i5;^,i)K^i.li^  cha«.  i.e 


KOHLEK,  A.  (ace  adv.  pp.  Ill  to  Ml) 

tH  .'^anaom  i 

KOHLEK,  CHASE   A    CO.    (aee  adv.; 

iiiige  clxxxll  421  Montgomery 
riEltCE,  W.  M.  (aeoadv.  page  xxxlll)! 

A3ti  Market 
Koaa,  S.  HIA. Montgomery  ' 

WOOUWOKIH,  ^C1IELL  *  CO.  (»ee 

adv.  page  xxxlv)  Masonic  Temple    iKVEMMl   IUHPATCH 

!  '    ACo.  .'il7  (;iay 


Young  A  ('0.  808  MontEonicry 
EL  NCEVO  MI'NDO,  F.  v.  Uanilrez, 

KM  Commercial 
ELEVATOK,  V.  A.  Hell,  comer  8un- 

aom  and  Jaekaon 
EVAXOEL,  Stephen  Hilton,  l««  (!lay 


Newhurgh,  O.  ciir  Market  and  i^eeonil 
I'liyiit,  11.  K4U  Waahlngton 
.STKAI'.MAN,  J.  (aee  adv.  page  clxv; 

.V)6  Waahlngton 
Sullivan,  .1.  W.  uow  Snnaom 
TYLKU  ItUOS.  Kti  Waahlngton 
WHI'IE  •  IIAI'EK,4I3  Wanliinglun 

Newspaper  Correspondents. 

CASH,  THO.M  A.S  M.  ( S.  Y.  Hirulili  SK 
cor  Jlontgiiuiery  and  Haciiinieiitu 

Notaries  Public. 


'w^'>','\V'V,"'i''';'[.'^\**"" '''■"""'*''"  •>'•<'<»•>.•'■    •'•  (Ffiiich  and  Simiilsh: 
■i'v'.'v',',"  l.VL''.?i;V-"V,'*-'!'."'».'"'..i .  »'•"  »<lv.  p.  clxvl>  a  and  M Mem- 


II.  M.  Uldon 


Musical  Instruments.    Makers. 

Keone,  (,'.  C.  (accordcons  and  flutes)  103 
Montgomery 

Lang,  .1.  F.  1308  Stockton 

M A YEK,  J.  (orgiina)  I'age  nr  Octavla 

Moik-a,  I>.  l03'iKeurnv 

OTT  SIltEUIA  (agent  Itoardinan, 
(iniy  A  Co. :  see  ailv.  pp.  cxill, 
cxlv,  and  I'xv.vil  Uroadway,  N.  Y. 

Pfltir.  <).  (flutea)  814  Sacramento 

PiEU(;E,  W.  8.  (aee  adv.  page  x.\xlll) 
A38  Market 

I'rhiin,  .1.  cor  Keamv  and  Hnah 

WOOUWORTH,  SC^ELL  A  (10.  (or- 
gans and  piano  Ibrtrs :  see  adv.  page 
zxxlv)  Masonic  Temple 

Music  Dealers. 

Bowera,  J.  T.  138  Montgomery 
FELnUUMH  A  CO.  307  California 
FKKY,  W.  A.  404  Kearny 
FKISUEE   A   S(!(n<T  (see  adv.  page 

cxlv)13RKenrny 
OKAY,  .M.  613  Clay 
KOHLEK.  A.  (see  odr.  pp.  lIItoA67l 

424  sansoin 
KOHLER,  CHA8E   A   CO.  (see   adv. 

page  clxxxl)42l  Montgomery 
Roaa.  S.  816  Montgomery 
WOODWOUTU,  8CHKLL  A  CO.  (ace 

oilv.  page  xxxlv)  Masonic  Temple, 

I'ost 

Mustard  MilU. 

[See  also  Cofllee;  also  Spices,  Etc.] 
Hndaon,  H.  C.  22  Front 
VENAUI),G.827Pnmt 
2wick  A  Locven.  T2A  Vallejo 

Native  Wines. 
Anaheim,  U.  Dreyfus,  agent,  321  Mont 
IlrandtA  Dworcek   (champagne)   62!) 

Front 
EBEKHART,A.  (see  adv.  page  cUv) 

cor  Market  and  First 


EVEUY  PAY  LfFE,  Mrs.  Waahlngton 

Wright,  »38  Clay 
E.XA.MI.NEK,  .Moss  A  Co.  rM  Wash 
CiOLDEN  ERA,  Brooks  A  Lawrence, 

IV43  Clay 

11>K.  ItlB 

HEltKEW 

HEIIKEW    oitSEUVElt,    Wui.  'Haal- 

hurg,  820  Sacruinenlo 


C.riDK.  Hlahop  A  Co.  A40  Clay 

l'.h!'^.;'.»coh,v,  MO  Clay 


Lawton,  W.  W.  404  Montgomery 
Lewis,  K.  r.61l  Montgomery 
Lvnch,  T.  A.  813  Montgomery 
MeKenzIc,  .1.  W.  407  Culifonda 

I  vi.r«"i  Tm  1 1     lii  i  ii  »  »i  V  V    4  v-r.  M"lll»in,  I.  T.  808  Merchont 
IMX.slUIAL   MAOAkINE    ANDi  mi,,.-,.,.  L  h.  A^OMontuoluerv 
MONTHLY  IirsiNESS   ADVKK-  KANHALL  A  U 
TISEU,  W.  F.  Uuasell,  SIO  Clay         k'*'^"a>'1'.  i-  "• 


r.  p. 
goiiierv  IlliHk 
Oiirmiin,  John,  8IR  Merchant 
IIAKiHT,  liENKY,607  Clay 
Hermann,  S.  80H  M.uitgomery 
lluefner,  Wllllani,  K27  Merchant 
<lolce,  E.  V.  NE  cor  Battery  and  Wash 


IKISH  NeWh,  Jeflrcy  Nunan,  AlOClay 
L'ECO  DELLA    I'ATKIA,  F.    Blcita, 

4IA  Waahlngton 
Lk  NATIONAL,  Theo.  Thlele  A  Co. 

•U.l  (.'ominerclul 
MERCANTILE  tlAZETTE  AND  PRI- 
CES CI  UUENT,  E.  D.  Waters  A 

(-'o.  cor  Battery  and  ('lay 
MINING  ANDSt^IENTIPIC  PKE8.S, 

Dewey  A  <;o.  AOA  Clay 
MONITOR,  D.  Lyono,  622  C'.iy 
MOUNINO  CALL,  P.  B. Forater  A  Co. 

812  Cotnmerlal 
NEW  AUE,  Norcroaa  A  Davlsson  (sec 

ndv.  page  Ixxxllll  32A  Montgomery 
OCCinESIAL     AND   VANt;l;ARI>, 

Occidental  and  Vanguard  Aaaocla- 

tlon,  3UK  .>unsoin 
Ol'U  MA2EPPA,  T.  DeM.  Uylton,  4'2S 

Washington 
PACIFIC, 'I'rustoes,  NE  comer  Clay 

and  Front 
PACIFIC  APPEAL,  P.  Anderson  A 

Co.  A4I  Merchant 
PACIFIC    LAW   MAGAZINE,    F. 

Clarke,  A22  Merchant 
PACIFIC    MEDICAL     AND    SURG- 
ICAL JOURNAL,  A3H  Market 
PA(,'IFIC  PIONEER  AND  YOUTH'S 

LITERARY  COMPANION,  Smith 

A  Co.  AOA  Clay 
PHRENOLOGICAL  JOURNAL  AND 

LIFE  ILLU8TR.V-IED,  Fowler  A 

Wells  (see  adv.  page  cxxslil)  N.Y. 


pngc ' 


Sawyer,  O.  V.  cor  Clay  and  Mom 
SMITH,  N.  PKOCTOR  ^suo  adv 

xlll)  814  .Montgomery 
Snttcr,  E.  V.  60H  Montgomery  ( 

Thlliault,  F.  J.  60A  Monlgoinery  | 

Tlhhey,  II.  8.  804  Montgomery  i 

W  alter,  G.  C.  806  M  ercliant  I 

White,  John,  602  Washington 

Ntirseries.  I 

Barbe,  ,Iohn,  Post  nr  Cemetery"  avenue 
ClliorssE  A  SAL.MON,  718  Wash 
COLLIE  A  SI'EWAKT,27  (ieinj 
Meheren,  Thiimaa  (agent)  cor  lluttcr.v 

and  Oregon  i 

MEYER,  W.  (aee  adv.  page  lvi)Po>t 

near  Lone  Slountain 
O'Hare,  J.  cor  llarrtnon  and  Teiilli 
Patterson,  W.  San  Bruno  Uoud,  i  taiht ' 

from  City  Hull 
Ueliner,  E.  L.  N  W  corner  Folsoin  anil ; 

Nineteenth  | 

Kichtrils,  M.  Mrs.  Eleventh  hot  Ilarri- 

SI  n  and  Bryant  I 

Sonnlag,  H.  A.  NE  cor  Sixteenth  uiJ ; 

First  avenue 
Walker,  W-  C.  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 

Oakum.    Manu/actureri. 
TUBBS  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  xlvi)6il 
Front  I 

Observatories.  j 

McOREOi.    I      elegraph  Hill 


Go 

I 

I  lleekfiini 
DeCiialiM 

I  llunnliiir, 
Funils,  r. 
Panlee,  h 
Powers,  <i 
Kusnell.  J 

ritjuhitrt. 


[ 
I  Rubber  CI 


Gilt 

PA  C  I  F  1 1 
PAINT 

8up't)K 


C8eo  also  C 

•CAMKKO> 

adv.  pugi 
Itosne.  ,1.  u, 

•m;LL,cu.i 

cover)  Al; 
•DIKTZ,  A.  ( 
How,  M.  A  ( 
I  HARRI.SON, 
llSunelvli 

•HAi-n  \i.n 

ailv.  iiuue 
•HOLtrlt.A 
Kelly.  J.  IJ.  3) 
•.V('.\lAIION, 
•OUVER,!) 
OWENS,  h.  n 

•hedinJjto; 
Riiblnaon,,li>si 
Roehrle,  C.  t 

fiioti  Potro 
•STANKOHI) 

cxivlll)  121 
STItlNDEK 
SWEETTA,, 
Vsguts,  G.  144 

OilDe 

lURRISON. 
„    A17  Front 
IIAYWAKD, 
„_  "ilv.nagc  1 
STANF(JKD   , 

cxivlll:  121 
fflHTE,  .J.  H. 

andclixl  l( 

Opt 

UWRENCE 
LEVISOS  BU( 


o 


rSee  also  Mai 

[IfM,  Charles, 
UWRENCE 
„  ..fiv.backc 
Mt'LLER,  c.  ( 

Montgomer 
R"Mli  J.diii  ■■ 
■'<«ck,J.  C.2( 


A; 


Iniure  la  the  boat  Xiooftl  Oompanyi  <*  THB  FAOLxr  iQ." 


Ores  I 

[Scei 
DAVID.SON,    1 

HOWLAND,  8 
...jMCallfomlB 
MARTIN  A  CO 
I'aclllc  Mineral 
„  California 
Penro«e,W.238 

Orgai 

JfATER-J.  p, 

on,  siIjebi, 

•Kent,  S.  I). 
Phllodelphli 


'« 


*■•  il 

■iiii-ton-  avenue ;  »■ 


1  null  Tenth       ' 
no  Komi,  3 1""'" , 

rncr  Folsoin  anO  j 

vcnth  bet  Ilarri- 

Slxlccnlh  u\i 

aoin  ana  Kourth ■ 


A.  KOHIiXS'S  Xoalo  and  Plaao  Warorooma,  4M  Batiaom  Street.  Ban  rraaolaoa 


8  VN    FRANCISCO.        OCULISTS  —  PAINTERS. 


421 


Oouliata  and  Aurlata. 

CHfe  iiliin  I'liyKli^lunii.] 
llcokfc>nl,  ».  H.  7I»  <;i«y 
I>c(.'ji«tr(i,  P.  H'iHiittor 
Duniilnil.  (>.  MM  WiwhliiRton 
Konilii,  r.  W.  ta  Keaniy 
l-gnl....,  K.  II.IOTCIiiy 
riiwun),(l.  II.  «M Cullfonila 
Kuinrll.  Juhn.  IHW  Miirkcl 
ITqulmrt,  S.  V.  781  Ctoy 

Oil  Olothinc 

[Hoo  Aliio  OlolhlnKO 
Itubber  Clothing  Co.  118  MontKomcry 

Oil  Glotha. 

[Hco  Cnrpcta.] 

Oil  and  Paint  Works. 

PAOIFIt!  MNMKKH  OIL  AXO 
I'AINT  WORK.S  iB.  I'.  Ilriinnnr. 
Sup't)  KliiR  Ih'I  HccoikI  nnd  Tlilnl 

Oil  Dealers. 

[•  Importcri.] 

rSoo  Kino  Coal  Oil ;  oNo  Lamps  and 

(Mix.] 
•CAMKUOX,  WIIITTIKU  A  CO.  (ncp 

Rilv.  piiK«  '(vl)  cor  Front  anil  I'Ino 
ppanp.  .1.  K.  31)*  Clay 
•UKLL,  CUA  NN  A  .t  CO.  (hoc  adv.  front 

cover)  Mil  Front 
•DIKTZ,  A.  C.  A  CO.«21  Front 
I)i)W,  M.  *  Co.  «i  Hci'oiid 
IIAKRl.SON,  C.  II.  il'hn>nlx)(iipcndv. 

paitfilvlOM?  Front 
•HAVn  \I.r),  COLKMAN  *  CO.  (nep 

adv.  \mge  Ixxlv)  4U  Front 
•IIOLU'B,  A.  A  CO.  .Ml  Front 
KpIIv,  .1.  K.  3M  California 
•Mi-Sl Alios,  F.  I'.  *<"(».  404  Front 
•OMVKIt,  I).  J.  oor  Front  and  I'lnu 
OWKN.s,.!.  It.  lOTIiird 
HKDINOroN  A  CO.  41H  Front 
K»blnnon,JoKppli,  .tO!)  Siiiiiiiim 
Ituehrle,  C.  C.  (inannt'autiircr  ncatV 

fciot)  Potroro 
•8TANFOKI)  imos.   (TCP   «dv.   pnijc 

cxivlll)  Til  Calltomin 
STRINOKH.  W.  *  CO.  109  Coinmcrclnl 
SWKKTT  A  (lAD.XHY.  '28  'I'lilrd 
Vagatu,  (1.  144  Fourth 

Oil  Dealers.    Afachine. 

HARRISON.  C.  II.  (««'c  adv.  p.  civil) 

Ml  Front 
IIAYWAKI).  COLEMAK  ft  CO.  (soc 

iilv.  puite  Ixxlv  414  Front 
.HTANFOKIt    HltOS.    (nop    adv.    pa^P 

cxivlll:  I'il  Cullfornla 
Wliri'K,  .1.  II.  ft  VO.  (see  adv.  pp.  Ivl 

and  cllxl  10!)  Commvrclal 

Optical  Ocoda. 

UWRENCK  ft   HOUSKWOinil,  SIT 

Montgomery 
LEVISUN  UltOS.  8-29  Washlntrton 

Optioians. 

[See  also  Mathematical    Instrument 

Makers] 
Ilesn.  CharloB,  .519  Koarny 
LAWRKNCE  ft  IIOCiKWOKTH  (8P« 

«ilv.  back  cover)  317  MontKomery 
MI'LLBR,  C.  (see  adv.  page  xllv)  209 

Montgomery 
Ro,v:h,  John,  5i4  Montgomery 
Sick,  J.  C.  '203  Montgomery 

Ores  and  Metals. 

C8ee  also  AssAyom.] 
DAVIDSON,   DONALD    ft    CO.   338 

Montgomery 
ROWLAND,  8.  W.  (see  adv.  pngexl) 

24(Jaliromla 
MARTIN  A  CO.  cor  Mont  anil  Cal 
I'acltlc  Mineral  Co.  W.  F.  Utyant,  432 

California 
Fenroie,W.  '238  Montgomery 

Organ  Builders. 

HATF.R,  J.  Page  near  Ovtavia 

OTT,  HIHF.RIA,  481  Broailway,  N.  Y. 

agent,  S.  D.  ft  II.  W  Hmltli  (aeo  ad  v. 
_  pages  cxill,  cxiva'i.j  cxv) 
ROfiERTS.JOHN  (see  adv.  p.  oxxxl) 

Pblladelphla,  Pa. 


HP'     nl,  H.  Monlgnmerv  near  I'nlon 
Wu-  IIWOKTII,  HCIIKLL  ft  V:).  Post. 
Miiaonlc  Temple 

Orthopedloal  Instrument 
Halters. 

FOLLKAr.  A.  (nee  adv.  pages  Ml  and 
'24'2))r24  WaahlngUm 

Oysters.    Dealers  in. 

Anderson  ft  Koalfe,  32  Washington  Mkt 
(llimll,  J.  17  Mt'tropolliaii  Market 
.lohiisiin,  F.  cor  Clay  and  Lcldcsdorff 
Liiilluni,  A.  au  llowanl 
Liiilliiin,  .1.  C.  Ii'24  llownni 
Morgiiii  ft  (!o.  31  Washington  Market 
Wlllhims.  ThiiinaH  C.  Opcldintnl  .Mkt 
WInant,  M.  7.t  Wiishlngtoii  Market 
Wlnuiit  ft  Co.  '24  .Mi'tn';.>iiltuii  Market 

Oyster  Saloons. 

Brady,  .Iainp«, 5.11'  Markot 
lliiller,  M.lil'2  Wishlngton 
('onrtidpH  ft  lliiaki'K.Hl'i  .Market 
lliirkni'iw,  .I..I.  po'.Si.pimd  ami  Tphnnia 
.lOIINMON,  Fit  »."<K,  corner  Clay  and 

i.i'idPMii'iir 

Ktittor,  II  i-21  Btish 

LAIICSKS.  IIKNIIY,  S'ii  Monlgompi" 

.Mrt'orinack.iloiiii.ciir  .Mont  itnil  Wash 

Alpi'haii.  F.ilwnrd r  H'a«h and Keainv 

Nolting  A  .spri'pii,  MO  .Market 
(julnii.  Sainnpl  (slat:  I)  corm'rClny  and 

Kp«rny 
Wllllaiim.  T.  (;.  Occidental  .Market 
WInant.  W.  W.  (stand) '24  Mctropulllan 

Market 

Packets. 

[Spp  also  Shipping,  Ktc.] 

Alhlon  A  Noyo,  Plir '20  Stewart 
.Vlvlso  and  San  Jone  iWent's)  Cenlril 

Wharf 
AlvlHo  and  San  ,Ioae  (rnlon)  Central 

Whan 
\nios,  rhlnney  ft  Co.  123  Stewart 
Aimtrallun  and  .Melliourne,  cor  Battery 

and  Washlnglon 
llenlcia  and  .Vartiiu'!!,  Clnv  St.  Wharf 
lloiU'ga  Lliip,  Wanhlngton  St.  .Wharf 
BollniiH.  •lackson  street  Wharf 
BOOKKIt,    W.    LANE    (Koyal    M.ill 

Steam  :  see  ailv.page  clxxvl)  4'28  Cal 
llorilpaiix,  4.111<altery 
BOSTON.  405  Front  and  408  California 
Caduc'H  Mne,  fool  Waxhlngton 

(;ai,ifoiinia  and  china  mail 

(Nieani!ihlp)ci>r  Sac  and  Leldp»lorll 

California  and  Victoria,  123  and  l'2» 
Stewart 

(California.  Oregon  ft  Mexican  (steam- 
Hhip)  cor  Front  and  •lackson 

COLKMAN'S  CALIFORNIA  A  NEW 
VOUK  («ie  adv.page  IvlU)  cor  Front 
and  California 

t;olonwlo  Uiver,  308  Front 

CodKe  Itav.  I'ler  II  Stewart 

Eden  Laiiillng.  (;iay  Street  Wharf 

Freepnrt,  WnslilngUin  Street  Wharf 

Ulidilen  ft  Williams'  California  Line, 
Flint.  Peaboily  A  Co.  agents,  408 
(iBllfomla 

(Iniivinas,  314  Washington 

(iiiayinas  isteam)  HW  cor  Front  and 
•lackson 

Ilanitiiirg  Line,  M3  Sacrampnto 

HAWAIIAN  LINK  Tt»  HONOU'LU, 
('.  W.  BrookN  ft  Co.  All  Sansom 

Hongkong.  Battery  op  Post  Olflce,  and 
'204  Sansom 

HONOLULU  KEOITLAK  DISPATCH 
LINK  (sen  adv.  p.  Ixxlx)  Aldrlch, 
Merrill  A  Co.  204  California 

Ilnmlioldt  and  Pugct  .Sound,  Pier  10 
Htvwart 

Liverpool,  Australia,  etc.  Dickson,  De 
Widf  A  Co.  agents,  414  Baltpry 

Mnzatlan,  N.  Larco,  432  ,lack8on 

McCnnc,.!.  N.  (Star  Line)  817  Clay 

MKADEK,  LOLC  ft  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 
x)4ft'»  Front 

Mendwlno,  J,  i'.  PcnnoU,  Pier  II 
Stevart 

Merchants'  Transportation,  comer  Bat- 
tery and (May 

Merchants'  Express  Line,  DeWItt, Kit- 
tle A  Co.  cor  California  and  Fmnt 

Morchanls'  Line  for  Vlc|j>rla  and  Port- 
land, R.  F.  Pickett,  214  Sacramento 

Mexican  nnd  Houth  American,  comer 
Battery  and  Washington 


Mexican  Dispatch,  314  Washington  and 

4'24  Battery 
Napa  Cllv,  foul  Commercial 
New  York  and  Marsh  Landing,  Mission 

Street  Wharf 
NEW  YORK  LINK, cor FrontftCal.lOH 

and  200  Cal.  3M  Front,  and  30H  Clav 
Noyo  and  Alhlon  Klver,  A.  W.  Muii- 

pherson.  Pier '20  Stewart 
Oregon  Line,  I'ler  3  Stewart 
Pachfco  Line,  II  Clay 
Petalnnia,  48  Clay 
Pioneer  Line,  Victoria,  311  East 
Port   OrfonI,    Navarro,    and    Russian 

Klver,  Pier  21  Sti)\vart 
Portland,  214  Sairamentoand  40»  Front 
I'nget  Sound,  Piers  17  and  I  Hfpwart 
RohlnHon'i  Line,  II.  11.  Williams,  30A 

Fiont 
KOYAL  MAIL  STEAM  PACKET  CO. 

(HOP  ailv.  p.  clxx)  428  California 
Salt  Point,  Stewart  Street  nlers 
Sacramento,  Broadway  Wharf 
.Siieraineiito  Dispatch  Line,  413  East 
Saeraniento(()reen'H)  corner  Front  and 

Saeraniento 
San  .lose  and  .\lvlsn  (steamers)  Broait- 

wav  Wharf 
San  Leandro,  (May  .Street  Wharf 

ill  Matpo,  ('pnlral  Wharf 
..  .ri  I'ablo,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
San  Itafuel.Ciny  Street  Wharf 
lANTA  CltrZ,  cor  Front  nnd  Wanh'ln 
Sonlhern  Dispatch  Line,  N.  Pierce,  cur 

Market  and  East 
star  Line,  J.  N.  .McCune,  117  Clay 
Stockton  Line,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
Snisnii  Line,  Clay  .Street  Wharf 
Tahiti  Line,  C.   W.  Brooks  ft  Co.  511 

Hansom 
I'nlon  City,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
I'liion  Line,  fool  ('omiiien;lal 
Victoria  and  Port  Townsend.  <il5Bat 
Victoria  and  Puget  Hound.  Piers !l,  12 

and  17  Stewart,  and  311   Kaat,  214 

.Sacramento 
West  India  ami  Pacific  Htenmshin  Co. 

Kodgers,  Meyer  >'t  Co.  314  Wash 

Paddle  Wheels. 

■loncH  ft  McCombe  (angular)  .V)2  Wash 

Painters.    Coach. 

I'ottrell,  W.  84  Htevenson 

Emerson,  •loshua.  117  Bush 

Kelly,  M.. I.  57ft  Market 

Klmlmll,  O.  P.  ft  V.o.  Maiketnr  Fourth 

Nigel,  .loiin,  cor  Market  R>  d  Fremont 

o'Brlpii,  P.  .1.  corPlnenri    Morse 

Kalnes,  'f.  N.  KIghth  near  liryant 


Painters. 


Howie,  Sign,  and  Onto- 
mental. 


Addison,  .lamps  H.  Trinity  near  Biish 

Aronor,  ,1.  ().  5  Hummer 

Barron,  C.  .1.  810  Market 

Barry  ft  Kennedy,  Ver  Mchr  near 
Kearny 

Boege,  II.  415  Dupont 

Boyd  ft  McAulin'e,  412  Pine 

Brewster.  .lolin,  5'29  Kenrny 

Bntt'oril..).  L.21»  Dupont 

Cliapniaii  &  Olmpel.  '205  Sutter 

CIIKKKV,  .lOHN  W.  (see  adv.  p.  zlIU) 
nm  Commercial 

Church,  W.  8.  813  Jfontgomcry 

Cooke,  CO.  155  Minna 

Cooiiev,  .lohn,  830  Market 

Coiirtenav,  C.  34  Sutter 

Cl'RRIEk  ft  WINTER  (sign)  211  Kear- 
ny 

Davis,  n.  E.  731  Mission 

Denlke,  WlUlam  J.  805  Washington 

Denny,  J.  W.  517  California 

Donovan,  James,  219  Davis 

Duhoiirque  ft  Co.  745  Washington 

English,  M.  414  Pine 

Frank  ft  Hermann,  915  Dupont 

Frost  ft  Itichanis,  13  Post 

OIbb,  UavlnJ.  W.  583  Market 

tSenry,  K.  B.  134  Fourth 

IIOAU,  HORACE.  ««  First 

Hopps  ft  Downing,  110  Sutter 

Hori'S  ft  KAN.VKY,  21«San8  m 

Ickelheimer,  II.  15  Dupont 

Jones,  Franklin  L.  804  <lackson 

King,  C.  Kll  Market 

Laiicey,  T.  C.  822  Montgomery 

Lawrenson, ,  723  Market 

Miinseil,  F.  ft  Co.  409  California 

McAlpIn,  Thonms,  3  Broadway 


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PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIUBCTOBY. 


MoArLIKPAO'DAY  (vamlahpni  nnd 

p(ilt»hprs:  8een(lr.  paue  xvvlll)  7tf!) 

Itlnrkct 
Blcriirnon,  8.  (>.  628  Cnmnierclal 
Melpndy,  II.  It.  341  Uu»li  I 

Miner,  Oco.  W.  corner  Franklin  ami 

Linden 
Monoli  A  Corboll,  126  flutter 
Nellie  A  Uallnglier,  437  Jackson 
O'Nell.J.T.  34  Sutter 
O'Nelli.J.  ](  (i;ralncr)723  Market 
HoliliiKon  A  lii'ne,  WS  iluvrni'd 
KoKPra,  H.  mi  Market 
Roaekmna,  II.  M.  626  Cnmmprclnl 
UoiiKc,  C.  S,  (HiKifl  3lJi  Montgomery 
HWEKIT  A  (UDSUY  (oeo  adv;  page 

cli)2HTIilnl 
Sa«iipnliiTg,  CliBrlps,230  ."econd 
TOUNINO.  A.  At  r.  22K  Hush 
Veller.  AltVeil.K.'*  Duiiiint 
Vormth.'l'.  431  Ilusli  and  428  flutter 
Wamiii,  Arclilliald,  613  Sanmim 
WhltnkiT  A  Bloomer,  cor  Montgomery 

niHl  .lnck»oii 
Wllko,  K.  Stevenson  nr  fleeond 
WILKKY,  E.  II.  2IHl)avl« 
WIL.>*ON  A  MOrnON.ftlBDnvls 
Winter,  Wlllliim,  21«  <  CKiirrell 
Wyman,  U.  1).  (sign)  320  Callfonila 

Painters.    Landncape. 

MuHenry,  A.  cor  Mont  and  Tlno 

Painters.  Portraitu,  Etc. 

Arriola,  F.  cor  Mont  andUush 

Hrooks.S.  M.  61ICI:iy 

Husli,  Norton,  61 1  Clay 

Butman,  F.  A.  ( landscape)  240  Mont 

Claveau,  A.  &  F.  (scenic)  912  Market 

riaveau,  Jl.  Hayes'  I'ark 

Eastman,  II.  I2H  Montgomery 

Krey,  Henry  J.  ti4.'i  Clay 

Hill,  'riiomas,  Jr.  202  Montgomery 

Jewett,  W.  S.  612  Clay 

,lohnson, N.  T.  429  Montgomery 

Kaltsclimidt,  O.  410  Kearny 

KinpH,  A.  K.  bl.^  Saonimento 

MeClilliin,  C.  I1.6II  Clay 

Nalil  Bros.  A  Ulcknian,  |21  Mont 

Nahl,  Chas.  C.  HIH  Bush 

Konianes,  E.  Slisn,  137  .\lontgomcry 

Itouse,  C.  .S.  31.5  Moiitgoincry 

WaiuU'Kforde,  ,1.  It.  cor  Mont  and  UiiBh 

Winter,  Itoliert,  605  Sacramento 

Paints,  Oils  and  Olsss. 

[•Importers.] 
Brewster,  John.  .V29  Kearny 
•CA.MEKON,  WllirilEU  A  CO.  (see 

ailv.  page  xvi*  lor  I'lnu  and  Front 
Dcaiie,  J.  It.  31HCIay 
Deferrarl,  John  B.  1103  Dupont 
•Fuller  A  Heather, '223  Front 
•HOLLl'B,  A.  A  CO.  501  Front 
KEI.LY,  JAMES  K.3M  Calll'ornla 
Morsih  A  Cort.ell,  126  Sutter 
•OLIVER,  1>.  J.  cor  Front  and  I'ino 
Quince,  C.  C.  1321  Stockton 
•Hedlngton  A  Co.  418  Knitit 
•Kohlnson,  Joseph,  509  Sniisom 
•Koienhaum,  F.  II.  (glassi  423  Battery 
•BANKS,  A.  B.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

cx.xi)  139  William  street,  N.  Y. 
RWEETT  A  (iAI)SBY  iglass;  (sec  adv, 

page  cli)2H  Third 
Vedot  A  LeClerc,  1131  Dnpont 
WALTON,  N.  0.  (ship)  (see  adv.  page 

cxlviiii  33  Market 
Ward  A  Beatty,  132  Third 
WILSON  A  »|01:LT<*N,  518  Davis 
Worthington,  W. 735  Market 

Paper  Boxes. 

[See  Boxes.J 

Paper  Hanginga. 

[flee  also  Carpets;  also  Upholsterers.] 

[•Importers.] 
•HELL,  JNO.  C.  (see  adv.  page  xxxvl) 

Market  het  Mont  and  .SauKoin 
♦Clark,  O.  W.  NE  cor  Clay  ami  San 
Day,  K.  A  CO.  823  Montgomery 
Dutr,  John,  642  Clay 
EDWAIID.s,  FRANK  O.    comer  Clay 

and  Kearny 
Frinke,  Louis,  327  Uush 
•dulUxiun  A  Nelson,  336  Kearny 
•HIXON,  W.  M.  WW  Clay 
•KENNEDY  A  BELL,  215  Bush 
KInd.K.  W.  Market  opposite  Second 


Leedoin,  James,  1613  Powell 
•.McEIwee  A  Ackerman,  238  Mont 
Mead,  J.  Sutter  near  .Montgomery 
•I'lum,  C.  M.  22  M<mtgomery 
•Itiddnson,  J.  AODSansoin 
•.SOLOMON,  B.   L.  A  BONS,  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Vino 
Stroh,  c.  T.  Folsom  near  Fifth 
SWEETTAGAD.sBY  (sec  adv.  page 

clli2H  Third 
Trnutt,  II.  J.  M.  618  Market 
•WALTER.  D.  N.  and  K.  A  CO.  303  Cal 
•WIUIITMAN  A  HAKDIE,  '220Sansum 

Paper  Warehouses.     Printing. 

[See  also  Stationers.] 
BANCROFT,  II.  H.  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  cxxxiv)609  Montgomery 
BLAKE  A  MOFFITT,  519  Clay 
Harrison,  W.I'.  421  Clay 
ISAAC,  J.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  clxlx) 

513  Sansom 
Manneek,  II.  210  Pine 
BOBBINS,  CHAS.  F.   A  CO.  (SCO  adr. 

page  l44i»3S'May 
KO.SENBACM,  L.  A  CO.  (See  adv.  page 

1x1 1  406  Snnsoin 
TAYLOR,  8.  P.  A  CO.  (manuflicturen 

(sec  adv.-pagu  xxvl)  Pioneer  Mills, 

322  Clay 
•TOWNE  A  BACON,  536  Clay 

Patent  Agency. 

Atkinson,  J.  II.  .504  Keaniy 
Dewey  A  t!o.  423  Washington 
Phelps,  Samuel  E.  625  Market 
UOBINI  ON.  J.  K.  (sec  adv.  page  xzlv) 

O.'ti.Montgoinerv 
Smith,  C.  W.  M.  423  WashingU<n 
SteveiiHon,  J.  D.  614  Merchant 
STOW  A    POLLOCK  (see   adv.  page 

xxvli)  506  Washington 

Pattern  Makers. 

[See   also   Carvers;    also  Cabinet 
Makers.] 

Burke,  W.  A.  107  Fremont 

DAY,  OEOKOE(scua<lv.  page  civ)  28 

Fremont 
Orush  A  Co.  119  Fremont 
STOCKMAN.  J.    M.    (see    adv.    page 

l\xxvi)S09  .Market 

Favementa. 

NIcolson  Pavement  Co.,  J.  J.  Kohhins, 
Superintendent,  613  Montgomery 

Pawnbrokers. 

Cohn  A  Melkels,  6.V)  Market 
Coney,  A.  813  Dupont 
Craiier  A  Aronson.  110  Kearny 
Falk,  K.  A  Co.  629^  Commercial 
Franklin,  A.  N09  Kearny 
llevinan,  W.  I«  Kearny 
llyman,  II.  741  Washington 
Jaoohy,  J.  615 Kearny 
.laire,  S.  653  Washington 
.loseph,  R.  725  Montgomery 
KaniHler,  J.  729  Washington 
Li'wis,  S.  15  Kearny 
LICHTENSTEIN,    M.  B.  A    CO.    517 

Kearny 
.Michael,  A.  835  Dupont 
Miisner,  L.  A  Co.  7.52  Washington 
Myers,  II.  632  Com  and  818  Kearny 
Myers.J.  H29  Dupont 
Siiaw,  T.  911  Dupont 
Silver,  M.  843  Dupont 
Smith,  P.  647  .Sacramento 
Solomon,  Israel,  52  Third 
Wiener,  J.  A.  1134  Dupont 

Perfumery.    Manvfactunri, 

[Sec  also  Apothecaries;  also  Fancy 

OniMis,  Etc.] 

Fiiyard,  J.  H.  647  Clay 
Oppenhelin,  M.  Chestnut  nr  Powell 

Petroleum  Refineries. 

HAYWABD.  COLEMAN  A  CO.  King 

nr  Third,  office  414  Front 
PACIFIC,  Stanfbnl  Bros. cor  Chestnut 

and  Taylor 

Photographic  Oallerlea. 

Bay  ley  A  Kramer,  618  Washington 
Bayley.  M.  V.  624  Kearny 
BHADLKY  A   KCLOFSON  (see  adv. 
pake  xxl)  42n  Montgomery 


BirSII,  11.  (see  adv.  page  oxi)  0  Post 
(-'halmers  A  Wolfe,  tfUClay 
Edouart,  .\lex.  cor  Cal  and  Kearny 
Fay  A  Jerome,  32  Keaniv 
FO.S8,  OSCAR,  (i06  Kearny 
C.odens,  John  1).  444H  Thiixl 
Hills,  Rufus,  14  Second 
HdWLAND,  B.  F.  25  Third 
MAKSTON  A  MAIN.S  (see  adv.  page 

xlv)523Keamv 
Mu(iiini,  A.  Mlss,2  0'Farrell 
Nahl  Bros.  A  DIckman,  121  Mont 
Olsen,  II.  650  Washington 
RoliertKon,  J.  D.  lOH  Third  • 

Scott.  W.  R.  143  Fourth  A 

Selleek,  sniw,  4|5  Montgomery 
Sheldon,  John,  corner  Keaniy  and  Pino 
Sherlir  Bros.  6.59  Clay 
SHEW,  JACOB  (see  adv.  page  clxx) 

612  Clay 
Shew,  William.  421  and  423  Mont 
Sllva,  J.  T.  71)3  Cliiy 
Swasey,  Benjamin,  205  Third 
Vaughn  A  Tidbull,  513  Montgomery 
Walkins,  C.  E.  425  .Montgomcrv 
WHIIE  A  ITNDEBHILL.ihi:  Wash 
Wise,  J.  417  Montgomery 
WOODS,  D.  II.  (see  a<lv.  page  cviil)  28 

Third 

Photographic  Stock. 

[Sec  Daguerrean,  Amhrotype,  and 
Photogmpliic  Materials.] 

Physicians. 

Adolphus,  II.  All  Jackson 

Alers,  A.  ,521  Pacitlc 

Aronslein,  Adoiphr,  810  Washington 

A)   r,  Washington,  410  Kearny 

Ayres,  W.  0. 1)13  Howard 

Badarous,  Camlilo,  732  Washington 

Baldwin,  A.  S.  20H  Kearny 

Baldwin,  H.S.  612  Clay 

Beck.  Frederick,  314  Kearny 

lieckford,  D.  R.  719  Clay 

Behr,  11.646  .Market 

Behrena.  II.  C.  F.  754  Washington 

Helton.  W.  11.  cr  .Mont  ami  Merchant 

BENNETT,  THOMAS,  cor  Sutler  anil 

Monigomery 
Berg,  C.  N  E  cor  Keaniy  and  Jiu'knon 
Bertody,  Charles,  H07  Washtngtun 
BInl,  N.  J.  209  Keaniy 
Blake,  James,  JMl  Bush 
Blaneiiani,  Dr.  eor  Drunim  and  .Sac 
lllaiieliard.  Ilypolite,  711  WaMhington 
BilRCHERS,  I.  C.  6/6  Caiiroriiia 
Bowie,  A.  J.  H22  Clay 
Brei'ze,  (;.  K.  315  .Montgomery 
Brierly,  C.  B.  I02H  Market 
Bruner,  W.  II.  21  Post 
Bryant,  E.  <l.  415 Montgomery 
BItl.'N.S,  C.  corner  Dupont  and  OcBiy 
Burrell,C.  724  Mission 
Bush,  J.  P.  605  Sacramento 
(^ichot,  M.  A.  St  Mary's  Hospital 
t^arman,  William,  B16  llowanl 
Casiinel,  M.  .St.  Mary's  Hospital 
(;clle,  E.  H29  Washington 
Chase,  R.  P.  430  Bush 
tUeburne,  J.  cor  Stockton  and  Bdwy 
Cohen,  Shnim,  1  Ilanlle  place 
Cohn,  D.  642  Washington  <  | 

(^olt.  Benjamlii  B.  cor  Mont  and  Market    i 
Cole,  It.  Beverly,  corner  Stocklon  anJ    I 

Broadway  I  I 

CONROY,  11.503  Paelflc 
Coon,  Henry  P.  eor  tieary  and  Hyde 
D'Assonvlile,  I>.  I2H  Kearny  gl 

Davis,  E.  W.  Sl.i  Saciatnenio  nl 

Davis,  N.  R.  127  Montg ry  ■ 

lleAvlllar,  E.  S.  103  I'li 
Dean,  B.  D.  104  Stockl'       <id  137  Mont 
Deane.C.T.  653  Clay 
lililrlch,II.B.  407  Dupont 
D'Ollvcira,  E.  812  Washington 
Doherty,  W.  K.  515  Sacramento 
Dorr,  L.  L.  4(i  Sutter 
Douglass,  W.  A.  13  Third 
Downing,  J.  L.  1122  Paclflo  ll 

Dunning,  O.  502  Washington  J 

Dwyer,  ,1.  404  Market  4l 

Eaton,  E.  B.  1011  Folsom  "■ 

Eckel,  J.  N.  (homeopathic)  '226  Post 
Edwanis,  James, 313  Dupont 
Khrenberg.  A.  'e.  523  Kearny 
Eldenmlller,  O.  SW  eor  Waahlnfton 

and  Breiiham  place 
ELLIOT,  S.  F.  509  Kearny 
Elliott,  'l'.  W.  574  Mtsshm 
Farrar,  E.  4  Brenham  place 
Favor,  K.  131  Third  | 


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pngc  cviii)  '28 


asliliiEton 
;  uiiil  Mi'rchanl! 
cor  Sutter  and  j 

y  anil  Jiu^knoii    i 
|ra»liliii;tun        I 


iiinni  mill  Sac 
41  WiiMliliiKton 
Uulilbriilit 


goinery 

punt  and  flcaiy 


SAN    FRANCISCO.        PHYSICIANS  —  PLASTERERS. 


FENN,  CHAKLKH  M.  612  Clay 

Fine,  J.  A. 'ii4  JacKson 

flnlgan,  H.  MIS  Jacksnn 

Klucher,  O.  314  Stockton 

Kllnn,  ll  I'-  »  Stewart 

Floto.J.  II.  4(tOMfiirny 

Founteaiid,  V.  J.  'I^H  lliiah 

KOX,  J.  W.  (homeopathic)  12Uont 

OATKS,  II.  M.  f,!»  Mi-rclmnt 

(Isutlcr,  L.  I'.  402  Mnntgiiniory 

(Ifary,  •!.  V.  (hiiincopathlc)  ti32  Howard 

Oerrv,  8.  K.  i«U'  f*tA)cktoii 

OIBltON,  J.  K.  (il«  Konriiy 

(illlllONS.  I!.  6  JlontKOiiipry 

OIIIIIONS.  II.  Jr.  6  MuntKuincry 

Gilbert,.!.  fS03  Davln 

UlllinRhim,  <;.  K.  648  Waahlnittim 

Uraln.H.  E.  frVj  Market 

Oiovcr,  W.  A.  S.^6  Sluvcnaon 

Hahn,  e.  Vti  Tost 

llaliic,.!.  IWCJcary 

Half.  W.  r.  MO  Kearny 

IIA1.I.,  H.  II.  402.Mi<nlKomcry 

llamclin,  L.  i2H  Stevenson 

Hardv.H.  K.  7ti2  KllsKlon 

Ilarrln.  S.  K.  12  Court  Itlock 

llartiiian,  A.  .Vi3  Kearny 

ll,irvHle,  .1.  W.  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 

ila>tlni{!<,  .loliii,  IT.  S.  Marine  llonpltal 

llalhuwiiy,  II.  W.  H2  MonlKomery  lilk 

HAY.  W.  ().  eor  l''oliioin  ami  Krcmont 

llavne,  A.  I'.  1018  Stwkton 

H^MNIM  AN,  M.  804  Montgomery 

Henly,  W.  7SI  Clay 

Henry,  L.  J.  74.'i  (tlav 

lIowhtiMi,  (t.  dW  Kiil8om 

HINCKI.KV,  O.  K.  comer  Second  and 

Stevenson 
HKi-hcock,  C.  M.  210  Hush 
Huff,  Oliver,  417  Hush 
Hohiian,  V.  A.  eor  Mont  and  Sutter 
Horner.J.  C.t>44racllU! 
HowanI,  I*,  eor  Sac  and  Lelilesdorlf 
HuanI,  A.  nir  I>iipontaiid  Wiishlniiton 
Hume,  J.  N.  eor  Kourth  and  Mission 
HUNT,  II.  12  Montgomery 
Hyanis,  I,.  (rt>t(;iay 
Hylton,  r.  423  Washington 
Jacksnn,  .lames,  2.VI  'I'liinl 
JDKIIAN,  L.  .1.211  deary 
J08SEI.YN,  I».  t\  (SCO  adv.  page  199) 

530  Washington 
Jouelyn,  .1.  II.  (i4.^  Washington 
Kirka,J.  417  Kush 
Keith,  M.  I!.  HW  Howard 
Kellogg,  A.  h''22  V\i\v 
LANK,  L.  C.tM  Mission 
Lanszweert,  l.ouis  ,T2  Silver 
Levason.  Dr.  64!l  Clay 
Unil,.l.  \'.^M  Market 

UNIIOI',  W.  cor  Knmt  and  Jackson 
Luchr,  ('.  eor  Calli'ornia  and  (julncy 
Mackintosh,  It.  128  Second 
.Maleeh,<).  11.120  I'ost 

Mason,  J.  11.8  O'Karrell 
.Maxwell,  It.  T.  I3,^  Kearnv 

Mayerhot'cr,  P.  V.  HU  Mission 

McChcsney,  James,  comer  Mlaston  and 
ThInI 

McComiick,  C.  410  Kearny 

McMillan,  It.  722  Washington 

McNultv, James.  222  I'ost 

McNnily.J.  M.  414  Hush 

MEKKITT,  S.  cor  Mont  and  Vine 

Moore,  C.  W.  043  Commercial 

Mnreeno,  .1.  M.  IKI.^  Sacramento 

Morison.J.  21!)  First 

Morse,  J.  K.  10  Hrenhani  place 

MouKcr.S.M.  328  Hush 

Murpliy, .;  .imes.  ti,V»  Clay 

Murray,  R.  447llrvaut 

NEWfcr.  W.A.te  Mission 

Souhergir  .S.  eor  Kearny  and  J ackaon 

O'Donnell.  C.  C.  1123  Kearny 

Uber.  Benjiimin,  913  Hush 

I'anlee,  i;.  II.  7H7  Clav 

I'AWLICKi,  I,.  040  Market 

I'trrault,  J.  ,yi2  Montgomery 

I'erriri,  H.  109  Montgomery 

I'eyrniiil,  I'.  «24  Washington 

IMgne,  Dupuytren,  J.  U.  1022  Stockton 

I'ond,  M.  It.  City  Hospital 

I'omion.  1'.  W.W8  Washington 

rrclile,Melvln.  0-20  Market 

I'roeht,  C.  913  Dupont 

Uuiniin.  A.  (i.  IDIS  Stmrkton 

R.\YM(IM),  J.  A.  504  Kearny 

Kedflrld,  Dr.  012  Hush 

Kcftensburger.J.  «,V)  Washington 

Miy.  r.  .r.  m  (!onimercial 
El'lVoN,  It.  A.  J.  810  Montgomery 

Hlce,J.  It.'2iM)F..nrlh 

Klchinla,  K..I.  SM  Montgomery 


Ringgold,  F.  M.  12  Hawthorne 

Uivas,  Isaac,  318  I'Ino 

Kodgers,  J.  1'.  cor  Huah  and  Mont 

Kogers,  H.  D.  019  Kearny 

llotlanzl,  A.  cor  Folsom  and  Third 

Kowcll,  C.  426  Kearny 

Unwell,  I.  S20  Keamy 

Ituaud,  A.  804  Jackson 

Ityer.  W.  M.  092  Market 

Handeni,  I).  702  Pacific 

SAWYKK,  A.  F.  13  I'ost 

Sharkey,  J.  M.  cor  Dupont  and  Wwsh 

Shorh,  J.  C.  210  Hush 

Sinlllc.  E.  It.  040  Washington 

Smith,  H.  J.  027  Sacramento 

Smith,  Edwanl.  321)  Dupont 

Soulc,  A.  (».  ,M4  Keamy 

Staub,  E.  .W  I'aclllc 

Slillman,  J.  D.  It.  IS  Post 

Stout,  A,  B.  832  Washington 

STUKMAN,  H.  828  Washington 

Stuttmelstcr,  It.  310  I'Inr 

Slutzlmch,  F.  079  Mission 

Suekert,  J.  402  Kearny 

TAYI,OH.  K.R.  I'laza 

Taylor.  ().  328  liush 

Tewkstiury,  M.  R.  eclectic)  63.')  Market 

Tlhldtts.  S.  M.  cor  Howard  and  Fourlli 

rietz,  II.  F.  110  Kearny 

Toland.  H.  II.  Merchant  cor  Mont 

T07.KK.  C.  II.  (sec  adv.  page  19^2)  904 

Kearny 
Trask.  J.  It.  %0«  Kenrnv 
Trenkle.E.  W.'i  Kearny 
Trenor,  E.  cor  Montgomery  and  Cal 
Trouette,  II.  028  (Hav 
Tncker,  J.  C.  V.  S.  ilarlne  Hospital 
TwiKhell,  W.  I.. Sixteenth  nr illssion 
TYI.ER,  J.  A.  719  Clay 
rrquhart.S.  F.  7.il  Clav 
Van  >!anilt,  J.  W.  1  Stockton 
Vanilenl>erg,  .1.  I'.  I*.  4^13  llroadway 
VUiOlREl'.X,  A.  W.  lOll  Third 
Warren,  ().  i:  830  Market 
Weeks,  F.  I,.  47  Second 
Wernlckl,J.A.  23()eary 
White.  E.  039  Market 
Whitn'.y,  J.  D.  4  Hrenhain  place 
Whitney,  J.  I*.  4  Hrenham  place 
Wilhelm,  A.  0  Hrenham  placu 
Wllley.J.  M.  1,W  Second 
Wood,  J.  H.  2;f2Hu»h 
Woodliridge,  S.  Jr.  V.  S.  Marino  Hosp'i 
Wooster,  1).  14  (Jeary 
Younger,  W.  J.  31.')  .Montgomery 
Zellc,  F.  Hrenham  place 

FhysiolanB.    Boianic. 
Vincent,  I>.  It.  SIS  Keamy 

Fhysioiana.    Eleetro-Sfagnetic. 

Ilenton.  II.  A.  109  Montgomery 
Ilartman,  A.  ,')23  K<>arny 
Jossclyn,  J.  II.  04S  Washington 

Fhyaioians.    Ftmale. 

Antonio,  (Mara  Mmc.  (clairvoyant)  110 

Montgomery 
Avery,  A.   I,.  Sirs,  (homeopathic)  15H 

Second 
Uulton,  S  MlsB(clalrvoyant)  SSL  Mark 

place 
Cilraud,  A.  Madame,  730  llroadway 
(lore.  N.  K.  Mrs.  (spiritual)  ,S23  Kearny 
llieklln,  A.  W.  Mrs.  30S  Montgomery 
Homnan,  A.  }l.  Mrs.  1010  .Market 
Howard,  It.  A.  Mrs.  220  Stockton 
Phillips,  Mrs.  .')30  Hush 
Salmon,  A.  Mrs.  lOOO  Folsom 
Stone,  E.  Mrs.  718  Howard 
Thompson,  M.  Mrs.  318 Taylor 
Wurren,  I..  W.  Mrs.  corner  Maaon  and 

Paelftc 
Witherby,  L.  Mrs.  109  Geary 

Fhysioiana.    Spiritual. 
Winn,  M.  I,,  comer  Pino  and  Keamy 

Fhyaioiana.    }ya»tr  Vitn. 
Itourne,  (].  M.  10  Post 
Smith,  li.  J.  627  Sacromonto 

Fiano  Fortes. 

CSoc  alio  Musical  Instrumenta.] 
Bowers,  J.  T.  1.18  Montgomery 
FUISBEE  li  SCOTT  (sue  adv.  p,  uxlv) 

139  Keamy 
QUAY.   MATTHIAS    (see  adv.    page 

clxxxiilol3  Clay 
Hall,  C.  It.  038  Market 


HAMMERSMITH  A  RIT.SS  isec  adv.  p, 

cvlil)22A  Montgomery 
KOIILEIl,  A.  (SCO  adv.  pp.  Ill  toS67) 

424  Sansom 
KOIILEK,  CIIA.SE  &  CO.  421  Mont 
MAURY,  P.  Jn.  710  Sansom 
OTT,    SIBERIA    (agent,    Itoardman, 

(iray  &  Vu.  S8l  Broadway,  N.  Y.) 

(seeadv  pages cxiii,  cxlv  and  cx^  ) 
PIERCE,  W.  S.  (see  adv.  page  xxxUl) 

S30  Market 
Rosa,  s.  015  Montgomery 
Wleilerhidd,  C.  &  Co.  (IKS  IMnrket 
WOODWORTH,  SCIIELL  &  CO.  (see 

adv.    page  xxxiv)  I'ost,   Masonic 

Temple 

Fiano  Forte  Hakera. 

Curtnz,  Benjamin,  20  Geary 
PIERCE.  W.  S.  (sec  adv.  page  xxxlll) 

,^36  Market 
WOODWORTH,  SCHEUv  A  CO.  (see 

adv.  page  xxxlv)  Masonic  Temple 
ech.F.  212  Post 
/.KCH,  JACOB,  416  Market 

Fiok  Makers. 

[Sec  also  Blacksmiths,  Etc.] 
Wright,  John,  Sll  Market 

Fioklea. 

CSee  also  Groceries ;  also  Vinegar,  Etc.] 
CrniNG  A  CO.  202  Front 
EltZdRABER  A  (lOETJEK,  120  Davis 
Jllteliell,  C.  114  Sacramento 
Oakley  A  Jackson,  210  Sacramento 
Provost,  I>.  R.  A  Co.  comer  JIarket  and 

Hraily 
Scliinidt  A  Fretz  (nianufrs)  104  Com 
Taylor  A  Sloore  (horse  radish)  II  Occi- 
dental Market 

Ficture  Frames. 

[See  also  Carvers  and  Gliders.] 
CITRRIER  A  WINTER,  211  Keamy 
(iUMP,  S.  (see  adv.  page  Ixxli  ,135  Clay 
Hlrschfeliler.  A.  A  Co.  427  Montgomery 
JONES  k  WOOLL  (see  adv.  page  cxll) 

043  Market 
MfUJI'ILLAN,  B.  (fiec  adv.  page  xcll) 

211  LeldesdorfT 
NILE  A  DIRNEY  (see  adv.  p.  clvl) 

312  Bush 
Parkinson,  J.  C.  41S  Keamy 
Shaddock,  Thomas, OAO  Market 
SNOW  AROOS(see  adv.  page  clxvl) 

.V28  Sansom  and  219  Montgomery 
Sbtliincs  A  Paul,  105  Fourth 
SWAIN,  R.  A,  A  CO.  cor  San  and  Pine 

File  Drivers. 

GALLOWAY  A  BOOBAR,  cor  Howard 

and  Stewart 
Hlldebrandt,  F.  2  Califorida 

Fipes. 

[See  also  Meerschaum  Pipes.] 
SON  A  BUIGOS  (see  adv.  pages  111  to 

.m)  308  Sacramento 
WASSERMANN,  A.  A  CO.  429  Sac 

Fistol  Galleries. 

[Sec  Gunsmiths.] 

Flaning  Machines. 

FAY,  J.  A.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  oxx) 

Cincinnati 
TAINTER.  E.  C.  (see  adv.  page  cxvl) 

Worcester,  Mass. 
WITHERBY,  RCGG  A  RICHARDSON 

(sec  adv.  p.  cxxx)  Worcester,  Mass 

Flaster  Cast  Figures  and  Flas- 
ter  Faris  Workers. 

Basham,  F.  28  Geary 
l^ontl,  J.  A  (;<>.  10  Summer 
KELLETI',  S.  761  Market 
Kellett.  W.  F.  627*4  Market 
Mancnrhd,  l>.  743  Clay 
Patunon,  John  T.  310  Dupont 

Flasterers. 

Fisher,  H.  E.  338  Montgomery 
Henderson,  A.  W.  501  Mission 
Irwin,  S.  M.  A  Co.  702  Market 
KELLETT,  S.  701  Market 
KELLETT.  W.  F.  (see  adv.  page  ex) 
029  Market 


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Mulreln,  D.  637  Market 
Perry.  B.  K.  IS  I'oht 
Von  Poser,  II.  6Ii  Market 

Plumbers. 

[See  also  Gas  Fitters.] 

DAY,   T.    (sen  lulv.  front  cover)  73'.' 

MontRimiery 
Eccles  A  Monrc,  31  Thlnl 
Enright  &  iSinitli,  620  Ciilirornia 
Kniis,  Ui'orup,  IS  Fourth 
FAKNaWUKTH  &  MILNE,  413  Pino 
Graves  &  Smith,  1(20  DnvlH 
Hlffglna,  Alark  W.  670  Howard 
.lOUNSTON  &  REAY,  107  Sansom 
Kean,  M.  C.  719  Market 
Lane  A  Oonlon,  .W.'S  K  enrny 
LiiKwell,  M.  I).  747  Mission 
McKewen,  P.  64'2  Ciav 
McNALLY  A  HAWklNS  (sec  adv.  p. 

xxvll  64.t  Market 
O'Brien,  .lohn  If.  &  Co.  706  Montgomery 
o'Mricn,  1'.  R.  MiMiirket 
O'Malloy,  T.  646  .Market 
I'ltlOK,  J.  K.  (see  adv.  page  el.\.\l.\) 

730  Montgomery 
Reading,  •lames,  !l3VT>upont 
Richardson,  .1.  614  Market 
Ross,  Thomas,  317  Bush 
Shepanl,  Wm.  241  Third 
Sndth,  A..I.  3S  Welih 
HNOOK,  CI.  A  W.  (SCO  adv.  page  clxli) 

806  Montgomery 
Sweeny,  P.  C.  19  (Jeary 

Potteries. 

Barman,  J.  Han  Bruno  Road,  4  miles 

from  City  Hall 
Chahot,  ,1.  (cement  pipe)  Francisco  iir 

Taylor 
Klliott  tfe  Johnson,  San  Bruno  Road 
Herzer,  II.  (crucibles)  9  St  Mark  place 
Orr,  J.   W.    Center  bet   Folsoni   'ind 

Mission 
Skinner,  Murphy  A  Milllken,  corner 

(luerrero  and  Sixteenth 
Wackenreudcr,  V.  San  Bruno  Road,3H 

miles  from  rlaza 

Powder  Agency. 

[See  also  Cunpowder.] 

Enreka  Blasting  Powder  Co.  327  Com 
UIBKONS.    RODMONI)    &,   ('().  (xee 

ailv.  pagelxvl)  214  ('allfiiriila 
HAYWARl),  COLICMAN  A  CO.  (see 

adv.  page  Ixxvil)  414  Front 
I.OMSK,  .1.  K.  California  Powder  W'ks 

(sec  lulv.  p.  exxxvi)  31H  Callfonila 
Parker,  E.  H.  224  California 

Preserved  Meats. 

Andoreau.  >f.  9  Metropolitan  .Market 
Auradon  &.  Bunker,  ,')U7  .Mereliant 
Uallly,  F.  40  Waslilngtoii  Market 
Bazilie,.).  29  and  30  Washington  Mkt 
Chiilet.  ,1.  7.5H  Washington  Market 
CCriiNd  A  CO.  202  Front 
OIek,  William.  iHt  Washington  Slarket 
nietrlch,  W.  K.  .M  Washington  Market 
Kslahroiik,  John,  UH  Second 
Fichtner.  A.  1214  Stiio,.... 
Harvey*  Co.  2.36  Thlnl 
Hentrlch,  1..  ,4 Co.  72  Washington  Mkl 
Mutton,  James,  104  Fourth 
Mntott,  C.  &  Co.  142  Fourth 
MuUARVKY  A  CO.  43.3  Stevenson  and 

corner  Third  and  Minna 
McKenna,  J,  P.  A  Co.  (iarden  near 

Harrison 
Heinle,  F.  32  Metropolitan  Market 
Rosshach  A  Hyatt.  40  Occidental  Mkt 
Rouvire,  Frank,  1219  Dupont 
.Secehl,  A.  »  New  Market 
Smith  A  Brown,  Alameda  near  Potrero 

avenue 
Wllloughhy  Bros,  llil  Third 
Wilson  A  Stevens,  808  Market 
Zulllen,  Saint,  1418  Stockton 

Presses.    Hydraulic. 
Dudgeon,  E.  cor  Minna  and  Eighth 

Printers.    Hook  ami  Job. 
AI.TA  CALIFORNIA, («1t(;allfomla 
HOSmi.   EDWARD  A  CO.  (see  adv.  I 
pp.  Ill  toM7l»17Clayand514Coni; 
Bruce,  I).  S34Commen^lal  | 

(lallionn,  C.  A.  A  Hon,  320  and  322  Cloy 
Carr.  M.  D.  A  Co.  411  Clay 


Clarke,  V.  S22  Srerehant 
DelTehach,  T.  B.  A  Co.  All  Hansom 
DEWKV  Jk  CO.  (10(1  Cloy 
EA'^TM.VN,   FRANK,    Franklin   (sec 

ailv.  p.  Ixx)ll09  Clay  and  1108  Com 
Rloesser,  L.  .117  Clav  and  514  Com 
Francis  A  Valentine.  517  Clay  and  SU 

Commercial 
Jaeoliy,  1'.  MO  CInv 
Lafonlalne,  A.  J.  627  Merchant 
.Mullln,  Mahon  A  Co.  cor  Sansom  and 

Clay 
I'alnter  A  Co.  510  Clay 
Sl'EARACO.  (sec  adv.  p.  clxx)  NE 

cor  Clav  and  Montgomery 
STERKTI'  A  ClIBERY  (sec  Bdv.  page 

ehl), 533  Clay 
STEVENS,  (i.  W.  (see  adv.  page  Ixx) 

509  Sacramento 
Thompson  A  Kelly,  5.36  Market 
TOWSE   A    BAOoN,   Kxi-elslor  (see 

adv.  pp.  119  to  567)  .ISO  Clay 
TlRNBl'LL  ASMITH,  522  Clav 
Wade,  S.  II.  A  Co.  411  Clay  and  412 

Commercial 
WINTERBIIHN,  JOSEPH  A  CO.  413 
Clay 

Printers.    Power  Preia. 

EASTMAN,  FRANK  (see  adv.  p.  Ixx) 

50!)  Clav  and  608  Cummerclal 
Francis  A  Valentine.  514  Com 
Overend,  J.  A.  T.  511H  Clay 
I'ninlerACo.  510Clav 
fOWNK  A  BACON,  bSB  Clay 

Printers'  Materials. 

BANCROFT,  H.  H.  A  CO.  (see  adv. 

page  cxxxlv)(Xt9  Montgomery 
.Faulkner,  William  A  Son,  411  Clay 
Harrison,  W.  P.  421  Clay 
Painter  A  Co.  510  Clay 
ROBBINS,  (!.  F.  A  CO.  (sceatlv.  page 

144)  .6.18  (May 

Printers'  Boilers. 

Newell,  William,  .630  Mereliant 

Produce.    Butter,    Checie,    Eggn, 
Jite. 

Atchinson,  B.  M.  A  Co.  7  Occidental 

Market 
Iteanlsley,  J.  S.  29  Occidental  Market 
Bluett,  J.  W.  A  Co.  19  and 20  Washing- 
ton .Market 
Hrlmblecom,  S.  A.  ,605  Merchant 
Browning  A  Kohlmoos,  5U6  Wash 
Canipliell  A  Fairbanks,  43  Occidental 

Market  and  cor  Front  and  Wash 
('onn(dly.  T.  4  Sew  Market 
Cook,  K.  (i.  A  Co.  l»Metri<p<ditanMkt 
Cosgrltr  A  Co.  17  Metropolftan  .Market 
I)el(>clie  ,vt  Corthay,  9  New  Market 
Denaveaux,  Mary,  6  New  .Market 
Doiiui'lly,  P.  A  Bro.  20  Occldenlal  .Mkt 
Foster  it  Dole,  76  and  78  Wnsli  Market 
French  A  Hall,  7  and  8  Washington  .Mkt 
(Jaugliran,  Peicr,  44  Washington  Mkt 
Harms  A  Joost,  410  Clav 
IIAI Cll,  T.  II.  A  CO.  corner  Front  and 

Comnu'rcial 
JACOBV,  A.  A  CO.  comer  Front  and 

Commercial 
Kane,  (,'.  A  L.  24  Occidental  .Market 
Kennedy.  Wm.  2  Washington  .Market 
Kingon,  Ridiert,27  OecldenUtI  Market 
Leniolne.  (•anibert  A  Co.  1  and  2  New 

Market 
Martens  A  Bredlioir,  57  and  58  Wush- 

inglcm  .Market 
.Mcllwaln,  J.  A  Co.  21  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Menomy,  <l.  W.  3  Washington  .Market 
.Morlock,  Fred.  23  .MetropidlUin  Market 
Nauinan.  E.  Mrs,  507  Sansiim 
Plege,  Henry.  23  Occideiitiil  .Market 
Rice  A  (ieorige,  20  Metropiditan  Market 
Stearns,  W.  II.  50  Washington  .Market 
Walker  A  Jarvie,  9  OoMeiital  .Market 
Wlltland,  Wm.  45  Wasliington  Market 

Produce.     Game. 
llaraco.  A.  2  Clay  Street  Market 
Card,  R.  A  Co.  62  W:ishlngt4Mi  Market 
Connolly.  T.  4  New  .Market 
(Niok,  J.  H.  48  Washington  Market 
('unningham,  J.  14  .Melniiiolllan  .Mkt 
Mart  A  Oondman,  66  Washington  Mkt 
Herrmann,  I.  12  Melropolltun  Market 
I.ouderbaek,  .V.  5  Washington  Market 
Miller,  B.  7  .MetropoliUtn  Market 
Smith  A  Menke,  44  Occidentnl  Market 


Spotomo  A  Auradou,  507  Merchant 
Stiiisscr,  L.  19  New  Market 
Thompson,  A.  12  New  Market 

Produce.    VegetcMu. 

Adler,  David,  22  Stockton 

Arnold,  C.  A  Co.  11  Metropolitan  Mkt 

Behre,  F.  A  Co.  517  Merchant 

Boimis,  M.  Ill  Dupont 

Boradt,  Henry,  cor  Kills  and  Larkin 

Brown  A  Avery.  42  Washington  Mkt 

CASEY  A  BAltTllROP,  corOearyand 

Taylor 
Fnrren,  Michael.  208  First 
FITTH  A  SHAW,  III  Kearny 
Oaven.  P.  T. n Occlilintal  Market        I 
Hall  A  Brigl.am.  73  Washington  Mkt 
Ham  A  (iarrctt.  1  Washington  Market 
Hassell  A  Huber.  47  Washington  Mkt 
Hohenschild,  (ieorge,  21  Wash  Market 
Jahu,  .\ugust,  eor  Fourth  ami  Tehuma 
Messlnger.  S.  ?3  Metropiditan  Market    I 
Meyer,  L.  .Mrs.  61  Washington  Market 
Moore,  X.  W.  A  Co.H  WnKlilngtiiii  Jlkl  I 
Morris,  Mrs.  10  Metropiditan  .Market     i 
.Nichols,  R.  ;w  Occidental  .Market  1 

Nolan,  Thomas,  IIS  KIIIh 
Racine.  J.  Mrs.  10  Washington  Mnrkpt 
Hauls,  John.  4  New  .Market  : 

RIeaud.  P.  36  Metropolitan  Market       i 
Steere  A  Colby.  503  Sansom  ' 

Stewart  ik  Buckley,  .621  Merchant         I 
Simons.  James  M.  209  Dnninit 
Valentine,  Jolin,  10  Washington 

Provisions.  i 

See  also  Flour;   also  (iroccrlcs,  also  ' 

Produce,  Etc.] 
ATHEARN  A  CO.  8  Clav  ! 

Boswell  A  Shattuck,  319  Front  ' 

Bowen  Bros,  cor  Montgomery  and  Cal  I 
Bmdshaw  A  ('o.  300  Sansom  i 

BREED  A  CHASE,  cor  Cluy  and  Bat 
Breeze  A  Moiloy,  100  i;:,iy  ' 

Brenham,  C.  J.  205  Battery 
Castle  Brothers,  215  Fmnt 
('oghill,  J.  H.  ACo.  cor  Front  and  Com 
Di'llepiane  A  Co.  426  Battery  i 

Dickinson  A  Doilge,  eor  Front  and  CInv. 
DOlXiK  BROS.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  pace ' 

eix)  408  Front 
DOlXiE  A  PHILLIPS  (see  adv.  page  i 

Ixxx )  cor  Front  and  Clay  , 

Dolhegiiy,  B.  ,607  Front 
Kggers  A  Co.  210  ('alifomia  ' 

Fonda  A  Oray,  225  Clav 
llolilslein  A  .Seller.  217  Front  t 

lleiidley,  A   C.  206Kront  ! 

Irvine  A  •  j.  224  Front 
JACOBY,  A.  A  CO.  (see  adv,  p.  xxxvi  i 

eor  Front  and  Commercial  1 

Jee.A.W.. 623  Front 
Jones  A  Co.  205  Front 
KELLY    A    HENDKRSON    (SCO  adv. 

page  Ixvilh  30!)  Front 
Klopenstlne  A  Co.  413  Front 
Kriise  A  Killer,  211  Front 
Marks,  K.  A  Co.  311  Coniinerclal 
SABATIE,  A.  E,  A  CO.  617  and  6191 

Sansom 
Sharboro,  It.  A  Bro.  ,631  Wasliington 
Smith  A  Coghill,  440  Montgomery 
SNKATH,R.  (1.408  Front 
Sousslngeas,  L.  430  .laekson  I 

WALKER,   A.  (see   adv.   front  cover 

and  page  exxxvi)  121  Front  I 

Wellinann,  Peck  A  i;o.  404  Front 
Wensinger,  F.  S.  511  Friilit  I 

White,  P.J.  ACo.  412  Front 
Wilson  A  Stevens,  508  Market 

Provisions.    Repnekm.         \ 
[See  also  Packers;  also  Inspectors.] 
Anderau,  Joseph,  9  Metropolitan  Mkl    : 
.\nnulou  A  Bunker,  9  New  Market 
Bailey,  Francois,  40  Washingtnii  .Mkt 
Burkhanlt  A  Koenig,  29  Metropolitan 

Market  i 

Dick,  W.  65  Washington  Market  ! 

Dietrich,  W.  K.  54  Wnshingtiiu  Market!  i 
Kstabrook,  John.  145  Second  I 

Oallagher,  K.  A  Co.  17  Bealo 
Harvey  A  (!o.  (pork)  296  Third  i 

llutton,  James,  104  Fourth  '  < 

McllARVEY,  W.  A  CO.  .Stevonsonnr 

Firth  and  eor  Thlnl  and  Minna 
Rosshach  A  Hyatt,  40  Occidentnl  Mkt 
Smith  AHrowii,  AlaniedanrVotrerosv 
Wendllng  A  Houette,  2.3-2  Fourth 
Wilson  A  Stevens  (pork)  ,106  Market 


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pen.] 
APPLETON,  D.  E.  (ace  adv.  p.  clxlv) 

SOHMontKomcry 
BANCROFT,  II.  H.  &  CO.  (see  ailv.  p. 

cxxxlv)«0»  MonlKonu'ry 
COOKK,  W.  H.  A  CO.  (law  blanka;  boo 

adv.  front  ciivcri  V:H  MontKomory 

and  cor  Sanaom  and  Clny 
0£NS(ICL,  A.  iBOO  adv.  pnK«  xvlll)  511 

MontBonicry 
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Stalo  AlinnniW,  do.)  Hli  Clay 
PACIFIC  I't'llLISIIIKl  <!0.3(l,'5Mont 
payot,  II.  tl4«  Wiwliinulon 
BO.M  AN,  .V.  A  (!<>.  Ici'i"  adv.  pp.  Ill  to 

(67  and  .Ml)  419  Munlgomery 

FuUeTfl.    Patent  Friction. 
AlanufacturnH. 

MASON,  VOLSKY  W.  (see  adv.  paxo 
cxxvl)  rrovldeiiei!,  U.  I. 

Fidu. 

[Sec  aloo  Itcds:    nlao  Furniture;  nlBo 
MiittroBSfs,  Klc] 

SCIIAFKlt,  ■).  F.  .t  II.  II.  MM  .<*aiifioTn 
8Cill<l'ni(Kl<,<l.  (ace adv.  pu^e  xxvlll) 
I'^l  .Saiiaom 

Fumpa.    Force. 
r.ARK.VTT,  W.  T.  cor  Market  and  First 
HAKKIS,  I).  L.  A  CO.  (kcc  adv.  pajjc 

cxxlx)  Nprlnolli'ld,  Miisa. 
IIAKKISON,  C.  II.  !i\1  Front 
HUNT,  E.O.  28  Second 

Ftunps.    Mani{facturerg. 

[Si'C  also  Illockinakors,  Etc.] 

Carrier,  C.  II.  '2K  Market 
Hanson,  .1.  C.  /i  Son,  ti  Cnlirornia 
HAHKISON.C.  II.  M7  Front 
Mitchell,  T.  F.  'ii  Drumm 

Fyrotechnists. 

CHURCH   k  CI-AJtK  (see   ikIv.  page 

xlxi  407  Front 
Tripp  &  Koblnsoii,  llowani  nr  Twenty- 

tbiirth 

Quarts  Amalgamatora. 

[See  also  Fouiiilrles.] 

GODDAUI)  &  CO.  I'aelfle  Foundry 
(see adv.  page  ItiO'  127  Firnt 

IIOWLAM),  AStiELL  &  KlXti,  Min- 
ers','241  Flrat 

PALMER,  KSO.K  *  CO.  (iolden  State 
(Hce  adv.  pane  cxlvlli  lu  First 

VARNEY,  'IIIOMAS  (sec  adv.  piiKo 
clvUi  1-27  Flrnt 

VI'IXAN  IRON  WORKS  (aco  mlv.  p, 
cxlix)  137  First 

Quarts  Boreens. 

(JUICK,.!.  W.  (see  adv.  pace  elv)  Fre- 
mont licl  Miiwlun  and  Howard 

QuioksUver.    Agents. 

Botterworlh,.S.  F.  (New  Alniiiden) '20.') 

Battery 
Mather,  ,1.  W.  cor  Mont  and  .lockson 
KEDINUTON  A  CO.  4IU  Front 

Raoe  Coursea. 

BAY  VIEW  I'AUK,  W.  F.  William 
ton.  Hunter's  I'oint,  .)*<  niiies  I'roui 
City  Hall,  Nan  ilriino  Road 


Baaor  Strop  Makers. 

Illlltnan  A  fleverencc,  llil  8lilplcy 

Reading  Booma. 

Mercantile  Library,  cor  MontKomcry 

and  liusli  ■ 
Merchania'  Exchange,  cor  Batter}'  and 

WashliiKton 
National  democratic,  S35  Pino 

Real  Eatate. 

[.See  also  Broker.;;   also  Merchants— 
Coininlssloii.] 

.\Hhbnry,  M.  'iO'i  .Monttfoinery 
Atkinson,  .1.  II.  .'M)4  Kearny 
Italieock,  W.  F.  41'2  McuitKoinery 
Uarkeloo,  John,  70S  M  ontKoiner)- 
llarnard,  1. 1).  A  Co.  '2'24  .Montgomery 
lioldeii,  josiah,  ,V2;<  MontKonierv 
Killliilts,  F.  4:t  .MontKomery  Block 
r.liinienher(.',  ,1.  II.  111.%  Pine 
Bolton,  ,laines  K.  61H  Merelinnt 
BOYD  A  DAVIS,  1)21  Front 
BltALY.M.A.  40.'iFront 
Bninnaii.  S.  4'20  .Montgomery 
Brown  A  (Jo.  '20  .Montgomerv 
BROWN,  E.  O.  327  Commefclal 
Brown,  II.  S.  Diinhar  Court 
Capp,  C.  S.  .MaClav 
CAKK,  W.  B.  ii  CO.  410  .Montgomery 
CENTER,  .lOIlN,  .M.'i  Clay 
(^ogawell,  II.  D.  HIO  Front 
Cooper,.).  B.  R.  .1'2.'t  .Montgomery 
(MinnlnKhani,  F.  «71  Market 
DavM,  Erwin,  44  Monigomerv  Block 
IIF.WEY,  S.  \:  ii,  .SONS,  410 Mont 
Ellery,  E.  33N  Montgomery 
Elliott,  F.  A.  ,"i'2-2  Clay 
Einoric,  .losepli,  t>'2it  Sa.isom 
Franklin,  E.  '24  .Montgomery  Block 
Kra.ser,  ,V.  E.  .131  .Monlgoinery 
Friedman,  ,1.  S.  KlI  Washington 
Fiink,  ti.  W.  ti0.s  .Mereiiaiit 
Fry,  ,1.  D.  ti03  Waslilngtim 
(i.VIES,  II.  S.  .WB  .Merchant 
Oanley,  ,1.  A.  tiUit  .Montgomery 
(lavoii,  I>.  .V20  .Moiitgonierv 
liROtiAN,  .V.  P..  eor.SunamlJackson 
llaggln.J.  B.fJH  Clay 
Ilttlleek,  Pen  liy  A  Billings,  43  Mont- 

gomerv  I  lock 
IIASTINtiS,  <.  IILINTON,  836  Clay 
lliiwes,  Home,',  cor  Folmiin  and  Ninth 
Hearst,  «■.  71'2  .Monlgomery 
Higliton,  E.  R.  .WO  Cl.iy 


Shiel,  William,  31»  Bush 
Smith,  M.  W.  (iOH  Merchant 
STEVENOT,  (J.  K.  60ti  Montgomery 
.Steveiis<m,  A.  ,1.  cor  Mont  ami  Cal 
.STl'ART,  J.  F.  T2!t  Monlgcmiery 
Sullivan,  Eugene  L.  tO  Exchange  Bdg 
TeselH'maclier,  II.  F.  ■V23  .Montgomery 
Tevis,  Lloyd,  «;i«  Clay 
'I'iiompson,  Joseph  P.  .V23  Montgomery 
Tlirockmorton,  .S.  R.  71H  Mission 
TIttell,  Fred.  E.  <{.  •2'27  Kearny 
VARNEY,  T.1'27  First 
Watson,  W.  C.  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Welch,  II.  IL  MO  Clny 
WILLIA.MS,  H.  F.  A  CO.  B38  Clay 
Whipple,  S.  B.  tao  Commercial 
Whllmore,  II.  .M..MOClay 
WINN,  A.  M.«'22Ciay 
Wolilcr,  II.  41.'*  Montgomery 

Records.    Searchem  qf. 

[Sc2   also  Notaries;    also   Attorneys, 

Etc.] 

Bentty.  S.  O.  Jr.  t>04  Merchant 
BROOKS  A  ROrLEAl',  620  Wash 
Clement,  E.  B.  710  Waslilngton 
CLEMENT,  J.  710  Washington 
(iarvev,  J.  P.  61H  Merchant 
(ilLLfcsi'lE,  C.  V.  ti.W  Washington 
Hart,  C.  B.  '21  Exchange  Building 

Reftalia. 

[Sec  also  Military  Goods.] 
JOHNSON,  T.  ROnOERS,  323  Mont 
NORCROS.S,  I).  MRS.  (sec  adv.  page 
clvllli ,')  Montgomery 

Repaokers.     Merchandise. 
[See  also  Provisions— Repnckers.] 
Aiitliony,  E.  T.  A  Co. cor  Src  nnd  Bat 
Byaing,  0. 11.  A  Co.  '2'24  Ja>  kson 

Reporters.    Phon..^aphic. 
CScc  also  Aecount.ints;  also  Copyists, 

Etc.] 
Marsh,  A.  J.  607  Washington 
O'Dolierly,  (i.  h-27  Sacramento 
Silvev,  Roliei't  (marine)  Melggs"  wharf 
Stockwcll,  E.  S.  607  Washington 

Restaurants. 

Alex,  J.  F.  SMPaciflc 
Anderson  A  Walstrom,  .1  Jackson 
,  .  .         ,  iANDERSON,JOIlN(MctropoliUn)156 

Hliiehiiian.  A.  F.  IH  Exchange  Buildingi        Second 
Hiiieklev.  BariU'V.  20.')  Battery  Aune   A    Womia    (International)    530 

IIOWAllD.ti.  II.. Wl  Montgomery  Merchant 

Howanl,  W.  30'2  Montgomery  Bnrhler,  Louis, tWl  Pacific 

lirTCIIINSOS,  C.  I.  410  Montgomery  Black,  J.  (eliop-house)  cor  Broadway 
•lobson,  I).  1010  Montgomery  {        and  Keariiv 

Keesing,  B.  lOl'i  Bush  i  Bliinienthal  A  Strasser,  426  Snnsom 

Khimpke,  J.  O.  432  .Montgomery  Iton/.i,  A.  A  (!o.  hXh  Merchant 

Laiiiler,  P.  C.  17  Exelmiige  Bulliling       Bocken  A  Tostinann,  643  Washington 


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VRKIN.T.  O.  .VI4  Kearny 
Larkiii,  Frank  R.  ,VI4  Kearny 
LeRoy,  Tlieoilore,  716  .Montgomery 
Leonard,  E.  .W  Montgomery 
Leonanl,  W.  41)2  Front 
.Miuhlen,  ThoniaH  P.  636  Clay 
Mnlioney,  I),  cor  I'acitlc  and  Lnrkin 
.Manson,,lohn  S.  '206  Front 
.Mason,  Fred.  34  .Montgomery 
Mathews,  II.  33H  Montgomery 
Mathewson,  Thos.  D.  606  Montgomery 
Mayiuml,  LntHyctte, -20.%  Battery 
.Mnvne,  (Miarles,  .VW  Clay 
MI'lRRITT.SAMl'EL.corMontgomery 

and  Pine 
.Menu,  J.  11.606  Merchant 
.Morlsoii,  S.  A.  30'2  Montgomery 


Ocean,  J.  R.  Dickey,  6M  milea  SW  City  |  Moss,  J.  Mora,  41H  Cnllt'oriOa 


Moulton  A  .Stewart. 606  .Merchant 
Murphy,  l>.  33H  iMoiitgomerv 


Hail 

Railroad  Companies. 

Central  R.  R.  Co.  office  116  Taylor  nr 

Turk 
City  H.  It.  Co.  office  3'20  Clay 
front  Street  Mission  and  Ocean  R.  K. 

Co.  .V2!l  Clay 
Market  St.  and  Mission  R.  It.  Co.  office 

734  Montgomery 
North  Beach  nnd  Mission,  cor  Fourth:  Phelnn,  James,616  Front 

and  Louisa  '  Polaek,  J.  S.  4'20  .Montgomery 

Omnibus  R,  K.  Co.   H  s  Howard  betiRav,  J.  II.  IK  .Montgomery  Block 

Third  and  Fourth  I  Reese,  Michael,  THi  Washington 

f*.F.  and  Alameda,  cor  Jackson  and  San  Rising,  I>.  B.  6ilH  Montgomery 


Branch  A  Cidiier,  »23  Kearny 
Brown,  John,  638  Pacitlo 
Cainpl  A  Co.  (Italian)  !>\i  Clay 
Campo  A  Co.  (American)  6  Jackson 
Clark,  Frank,  \i  Stewart 
(\>lombots,  .V.  1302  S  Dupoiit 
tNinwav,  James, 4'2  First 
Coriistaiitlne,  John  A  Co.  (chop-house) 

60  Stewart 
Cowan,  Hugh,  8  Broailway 
Davis,  l>.  6'2«l  Davis 
DIngeon  A  Ilaubrick,623  Commercial 
DockendolT  A  Co,  80  Clay 
Droullhat,  ().  73,'i  Clay 
Duhureau,  L.  A  Co.  .M6  Pacific 
Durand,  Louis,  826  Market 
Dundas,  Thomas  R.  614S  Montgomery 
Engelberg  A  Wagner,  416  Kearny 
Enrlght  ti  Dwver,  706  Market 
Ernst,  Althol).'61<l  Market 


KlUIl'ilJf    ■'•   uuiT  ill  «>iiiK<>iiit.'i  T  iJiiini,   ^i  II  iiiriii  iii;t   .*it»iihvk 

Naglee,  lleiirv  M.  60.'i  .Merchant  Finance,  A.  H'2.'S  Dupoiit 
O'Donnell,  II.  cor  Vailelo  and  DnpontKIEKET'l'l,  JOHN,  1311  Dupnnt 
()00D,  C.  A  CO.  738  Washington 


Paildook,  N.  C.606  Front 
Page,  N. '206  Front 
PaFge,  C.  '20,1  Battery 
Parker,  W.  C.  608  .>lerehant 
Partridge,  P.  (1.  HOI  Montgomery 
Pearsons,  H.  '23  .Montgomery  Block 


8.  F.  and  Oakland,  ottlee  .MA  Clay 

8.  F,  andSan  Jos4  It.  K.  Co.  ottfco  cor 

_  Aansom  and  Hal  leek 

Western  Paclflo  IL  R.  Co.  office  409  Cal 


Rol>lnson,  AIIVe<l,  ,%23  Montgomorr 
RYCKM  AN.  tl.  W.  I»  Mont  Block 
Sargent,  Bailey,  American  Exchange 
Sawyer  A  Ilolman,  9'JT  Monlgomery 


(iamlia,  Louis,  ,M4  Sacrninento 
Oarllialdl,  Joseph,  .MO  .Market 
Oaussaii,  B.  m  Pnciflc 
Orouzeilies,  A.  631  Davis 
Hegelcr,  II.  F.  •2M  Stewart 
llerteman,  K.  '20  Sutter 
Illrlh,  J.  A  Co.  (Mlners').%31  Com 
HOESCH,  HENRY,  614  Clay 
Hohenschlld,  L.718Mark(t 
llubbaril,  E.  10  Sarmineiilo 
Job,  Peter. cor .Montgoiniry  nnd  Bush 
Jidinson,  Frank,  ftlh  Clay 
Kostmeyer  it  Miller,  40H  Pino 
Krauso,  C.  647  Merchant 


li     i 


A    "mOTSJkXt  ft  Co..  Ban  Vranolsoo,  reoeive  Kew  Booki  by  everj  Steamer. 


■ 


SlM  f  oUolea  of  tha  NOBTH  AHBBIOA  U7B  INS.  OO.  are  Indicputable  frdm  date  of  tasue. 


426 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Lanthp»nmo,  L.  A26  Clay 

LIntlncr,  Conrad  (uliop  liuuse)  631  Mor^ 

chant 
LiaSAIUOA,  M.  616  Itroodway 
Loucks,  C  J.  K.  M  I'lilnl 
Ludlow,  W.  K.  102  Sixth 
Marchanil,  K.  607  Kcrirny 
Blnrivtlch,  A.  627  Uavln 
Marlon,  S.  Kaat  nonr  Ccimmprclal 
McDONAM),  O.  C.  28  Montffomcry 
McUtPilt,  Johnson,  l'2H  Kniirth 
MILKY  &  l'KltielN,,V2IKoamy 
Namur,  1*.  817  Monliriinicry 
Noltlneand  Hiiu'cn,  640  Market 
I'alin.Kdtvnnl,  127  Thlnl 
Purtricio,  M.  ima  Dupont 
PotPrson,  Charles.  1025  Uupont 
Poptz.J.  C.  13A  Snnsoni 
Porter,  Horace,  60S  Commercial 
Hatto,  Charles,  (elio'-  Itonse)  tbotTlilnl 
Rety,  Frederick,  !I07     .ipoiit 
Kutli,  John  (chop  house)  ISO  .Stewart 
Kouas,  r.  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
RUHaell  .fc  Co.  (V.  S.),Mnciav 
BAULMAN*  LAl'KN.STKI^SOeMont 
Bchmth,  C.  A  L.  230  Kearny 
HeKUt,  Uallasar,  723  Davlti 
Shnelter,  J.  K.  'Ifi  Fourth 
Shuman,  Krcilcrlck,  corner  Market  and 

Stewart 
Smith,  Andrew  V.  S19  F,a»t 
8orWer,J.  K.  &  Co.  lOceidcntal)  536 

Washington 
Stevens, '1'.  It.  2H  MonlKomery 
Slock,  John  (clipper). "Mli*  WashlnKlon 
Stocize,  Constant,  647  (.'unimerclul 
Tavolam,  (iiaconio.  Main  bet  iiryant 

and  Harrison 
Taylor,  John,  162  Scewart 
Tripp,  1".  F.  143  llilnl 
Vanlese,  V.  A  Co.  Wt  Sansora 
VIncenol,  I*.  .523.^lerchant 
Von  Kown,  W.  !K)5  Kearny 
VoRS,  Carsicn.  637  I'aclllc 
Waller  <fc  Jliycr,  20  First 

Bevenue  Stamps. 

Webster,  J.  N.  614  Monliroinery 
Haley,  C.  M.  .te  Co.  6U4  Moiilgomery 

Bioe  Dealers. 

[Sec  also  Groceries;  also  Provisions.] 
KLIST,  PEAItODV  A  CO.  iW  Cal 
Urcenwooil.  W.  .M.  India  .Mill,  35  Keale 
MACONDKAy  A  CO.  204  Sansom 

Biding  A.cademieB. 

[See  also  Stables.] 
Poultney  &  Smith,  346  Ilmnnan 

BigRors  and  Stevedores. 

[Sec  also  Contractors.] 

Green,  William,  Spear  near  Mission 
Ilazeltlne,  Charles  E.  *  Co.  36  Stewart 
Morton,  K.  II.  621  Front 

Boofins. 

Brown,  C.  34  Kearnv 
Ilrown,  H.  C.  (ivsphaltum)  60A  Market 
Kaston,  O.  W.  (asplmltnm)  316  .Mont 
KIske,  11.  ().  A  K.  S.   metal)  H07  .Market 
Johnson,  Peter  !»'   .i.iittiini  .573  Market 
Kehoe,  .lolin  pietaii  23Sansom 
Mitchell,  F.  K.  as|>lialtuin>  60»  .Market 
Mitchell,   P.  (Hspliikltumi  corner  Post 

and  Kearny 
NEW   ENtJL.VSn    FEI.T  IIOOFIXO 

CO.  (mnnnraeturi'm ;  sec  adv.  page 

cxxlil)  lloston,  .Ma^s. 
PACIFIC  ASPIlAi;ir.«  CO.  (see  adv. 

iiaite  xllv)  .533  Kearny 
Periiie,  N.  P.  A  Co.  dloaton)  Howard 

near  Fremont 
PIi)Sl'.EIl    A-«PHALTUM     CO.    (see 

adv.  paRe  lli  420. Montgomery 
WALTON,  X.  C.  (see adv. page cxlvlll) 

33  .Market 

Bope  Blanufaoturers. 

II ALI.ini  K,  A.  S.  A  CO.  iwlrci  412  Clay 

Tl'ItUS  ,\:  CO.  (see  lulv.  page  xlvl)613 

Front 

Safes,     /ran. 
[See  also  Hanlware.] 
Chelv.  I,.  HIS  Datlerv 
KirlHElKiK,  J.Ohatterv 
KIlTUKIXiE  A  LEAVIl^r,  Market  nr 
FremonI 


nrsSKLL    A   ERWIN    MANUFAC- 

TITKINO  CO.  106  Battery 
SIM.S,  J.  R.  (see  adv.  page  lxxxv)Ot^ 

cRon  near  Front 
TILLMAN,  F.  318  Battery 

Sal)  Makers. 

niaklston  A  ij<  .wick,  6  Clay 
Branson  A  (loyan,  Broadway  nr  Fron' 
CUAWFOltl),  A.  A  CO.  (SCO  adv.  page 

xllli)27  Market 
Funk,  C.  (!.  523  East 
Harding,  George,  215  Front 
Prior  A  Bouglass,  516  Uavis 

Salt  Stores. 

BARTON,  B.  F.  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

Ixxxlv)  Pioneer,  213  Sacramento 
BAUTON  A  BHO.  Pacillc,  218  Sac 
Bieeze  A  Molh>v.  100  Clay 
GlorglanI,  A.  42t  Washington 
OAKLEY  A  JA(!KSON,  210  Sac 
Tvler,  S.  II.  110  Fremont 
Williamson.  A.  217  Davis 
WlNEGAll  A  SHAW,  310  Front 

Saah  and  Door  Machinery. 

FAY.  J.  A.  A  CO.  (SCO  adv.  page  cxx) 
Cincinnati 

TAINTElt,  E.  C.  (sec  adv.  page  cxvl) 
Worcester,  Mass. 

WITHEKBY,  RIGG  A  RICHAKD- 
SOX  (see  adv.  pagecxx.\)  Worces- 
ter, Mass. 

Sash  Makers. 

[Sec  Doors.] 

Saw  Manufacturers. 

Berney,  W.  31H  Jackson 

Brown  A  Ellis,  222  Jackson 

l.lnl'orth,  A.  318  Jackson 

PACIFIC  SAW   MANUFACTURING 

CO.  (sec  adv.  p.  clxxxiil)  113  Pine 
lioberlx,  A.  116  Kearnv 
ItoWL.iNI),  W.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 

cxxxli  Phllailelphia,  Pa. 
Shcllteld  A  Patterson,  cor  Jackson  ond 

Battery 
SPALL1)1N(},  N.  W.  113  Pino 

Sawing  and  Planing. 

Brokaw,  Janica,  corner  Mission  and 
Fremont 

CllAP.MAS,  H.  30  California 

CULVEItWKLL,  H.  8.  20  and  29  Fre- 
mont 

Currv,  E.  L.  Dent  nr  Jackson 

HOBItS,  GIL.MOKE  A  CO.  217  Market 

MACDONALDA  l»KO.  (see  adv.  page 
ci)  (Miacc's,  cor  .Miirket  anil  Ileaie 

.Metcalt;  S.  A.  cor  Mission  and  Fremont  Colin,  M.  A.  822  Market 

Robinson,  1>.  N.  217  Washington 


McDonald,  K.  H.  MrT  528  Bush 

Muller,  G.  1514  I'owvll 

Prince.  Isabella  G.  Miss  (Homo  Instl- 
tuto!  corTavlor  ond  Eddy 

8.  F.  Seminary,  Miss  M.  Butler,  corner 
Jackson  and  Mason 

Swain,  S.  (;.  (widow)  (Eureka  Insti- 
tute) I4'20  Powell 

Walton  A  Wills,  comer  Jackson  and 
Mason 

Sculptors. 

[Sob  aloo  Marble  i   also  Plaster,  Etc.] 
Bacon,  L  S.  8W  cor  Pine  and  .Morse 
Basham,  F.  A  Sim,  28  Gearv 
Mezzani,  P.  (canieoi42:)  -Montgoinerv 
ORelllv,  P.M.  811  Market 
PALTft.NOlII,  A.  (see  adv.  pp.  xll  ami 

c)  812  .Montgomery 
Putcrson,  John,  316  Dupont 

Seeds. 

CONGER  A  GRAY  (sec  adv.  pag-^  cxl) 

204  Washington 
KELLOGG,  C.  L.  (sec  adv.  patsllvi 

427  Sansom 
KINZEL.T.  llSSansom 
LANIlKETH,  DAVID  A  SON  (see  nilv. 

page  cxxxli)  21  South  Sixth  street, 

Philadelphia 
Moore,  E.  E.  425  Washington 
Perkins.  I).  L.  322  Waslilnglon 
SII,VE^*TEH,  G.  F.  tsec  udv,  piigo  xsli 

317  Washington 
SWEENEY.  JOHN  P.  A  CO.  (see  ndv. 

pugecx)  40»  Davis 
Vincent  A  Tlatfay,  605  Snnsom 

Sewing  Maohi  les. 

FLORENCE,  S.  Hill,  agent  (sec  mlv. 

back  cover<  111  .Monigonierv 
GROVEK  A   BAKER,    li.   G.   Ilrown, 

agent  (sec  ndv.    back   coven  lib 

Montgonu'ry 
Hicks,  J.  L.  47  Second 
lllggins,  W.  It.  242  Thlnl 
HOWE'S,  H.  A.    Dembig,  agent,  131 

Kearnv 
New  England,  P.  V-  Craig  A  Co.  M 

Third 
SHEAK.  E.  E.  8  Mimlaemerv 
SINGER'S,    R.    II.   Yates,   agent,  W 

.Montgomery 
Wheeler  A  Wilson,  F.  L.  Tlleston.ag'l, 

cor  Montgomery  auil  Sac 
WillianiK  AOrvis',  Brown  A  Ellis,  ikIs, 

222  Jackson 


Shells.  Etc. 

rRte  also  Fancy  Goods ;  also  Toys.] 


Scales. 

[Sec  also  Hardware.] 
FAIRBANKS  A   lirTCHINSON    sec 
adv.  page  Ixxv    120  Calliornia 

School  Furniture. 

[Sec  also  Furniture;    also  Cabinet 
Makers.] 

BANCROFT,  II.   II.   A  Ci).  (sec  adv. 

pagocxxxlv)  60!)  Montgomery 
Derby,  J.  L.  .V5«  Mission 
Eastiin  A  Bro.  725  Market 
HOLT,  W.  (see  mlv.   page  xxxvlll)  305 

Montgomery 

Schools, 

[Sec  also  Colleges;  also  Teachers.] 
Bales,  G.  rnlvendly,  Post  het  Stock- 
ton and  Powell 
i;iarke,  C.  R.   Rev.  Female  Seminary, 

corner  .Mason  and  O'Karrell 
Cochrane.  R.  Mrs.  13  I'erry 
Doolltlle,  M.  A.  Mrs.  6:|s  lloward 
France,  A.  J.  Mrs.  241  Fremont 
Gllmore,  Anna  A.  Mrs.  336  Fifth 
Goodwin,  H.  Rev.  Grace  Female  Insti- 
tute, cor  Stockton  and  Califnrnia 
llamel,  .Mr.  and  Mme.  62H  Broadway 
IIEALD,  E.   P.   PaelDc  Business   Col- 
lege (see  adv.  page  exllli  751  Market 
Ilerrera.  M.  Mrs.  43H  Second 
James,  F.  Miss  (MIel  Institute)  55  South 

Park 
Lahohm,  II.  n.  310  Stockton 
LAMMOND,  M.  MISS  (Collegiate  In 
stitutc ;  see  adv.  payo  cxil)  «4  Sll 
ver 


,  Shingle  Machines. 

[See  nisii  Machliilsls.) 
HOWLAND,  ANGELL  A  Kl.NO.lIin 
era'  Foundry 

Ship  Bread. 

[See  Bakers.] 

Ship  Builders. 

[See  also  Boat  Bnilders  unJ  Ship- 
wrights.] 
Cousins,  J.  C.  North  Point  Dock 
F.'irnimm,  J.  .M.  Mission  nr  Stewart 
Gilninii,  J.  (boatM)  .Mission  nearSpcar 
Glldden,  A.  M.  cor  .Mission  uikI  Main 
Griffln  A  Cooper  (boats)  Cl.irk  luir 

Davis 
Gooilsell,I>.  C.  M.  corner  Mission  and 

Main 
llerrlck,  W.  A.  (bonis)  N  side  Clark  lit 

DavU 
lllllert,   ".  W.  13lTownsend 
Irelaii.  Wllllaa,  1.4  Stewart 
Murphy,  A.  I.i-umm  nr  Pacldo 
NORl'll,  J.G.  Potrero 
Owen  A  'rvlii,  Illinois  near  Gllmore 
Parker.  S.  (boalsi  Merchant  nr  K«»l 
Vice,  Thomas  (boats)  cor  Chestnut  anil 

Montgomery 
Watts,  L.  C.  235  Ileaie 

Ship  Chandlers.  j 

[See  also  Grocers.] 
CLEMENTS  A  NAUNTOX.JIJJKl 
son 


KOOl'ilANSCH 

Kun:  512 Bal 
WW,  C.  ADOLI 
IKKm,  N.  430  J 
JULOIT  A  CO.  ( 

Knint 
MacCnnn,  W.  A  ( 
MacpliersonA  Wi 

Pier  '20  Stewi 
MAI'OXnuAY  i 
■M.VSTICK,  S.  L. 
MEAIIl.H,  LOLtJ 

New  York :  s» 
MEIOS  A  OAWI 

Ntewart 
'•IN'Tl  RX,  CHA 

and  I'etaluma 
M  OOKE  A  CO.  1 
>lcholson,  John 
feaatU,  j.  'j'.  i 
„   Mtewart 
Perkins,  W.  L. 
Pickett  4  Co.  I  Vli 
Pierce,  N.  Capt. 

Front 


Keep  OsUfbmla  Capital  in  California.  Inmre  in  the  PAOmO. 


A.  KOHUZB.  Baa  TnauAaoo,  importo  Toniga  uid  AmarliMta  Xnatramenta  for  Baads. 


ireka  Iniitl- 
lackson  nnil 


dv.  pag'  i  cxI) 
Klv.  iraiii!llvi 

ION  (Ki'o  adv. 
SIxlli  sttcit, 


li  ,eB. 

tint  (HOC  mlv. 

irinncry 

li.  (I.  Brown, 

(Ck    OUVtT)  lib 


ralB  A  Co.  305 

•mrr.v 

li-M,   URoat,  139 


)liit  noi'k 
iir  Stewart 
nil  iii'iirSpi'ar 
Ion  aiKl  Main 
iiD)  tll.irk  m»r 

i<r  Mla»lon  anil 
S  siao  Clark  lit 


iipitr  tlllinore 
iliniit  iir  K«»t 
orCliottnutanil 


SAN    FRANCISCO.      SHIP    CHANDLERS  —  SOAP    STONE.      427 


Cnffln  &  I'nirick,  4IS  Eaat 
CRAWKORI>,  A.  &  CO.  («oc  ndv.  page 

xlllliraMnrkPt 
Filiiorlv,  N.  •*•  *  Co.  407  East 
Karwi'll  J- •>■  A  Co.  307  Cluy 
IIAAKli..I.C.4«  Stewart 
Hare,  C.  34  Stewart 
lahert,  C.  &  Co.  .tH  Davl* 
IOS.SELY.S.  O.  .M.»«  Market 
MAKKS,  .J.  J.  &  Co.  6  Cluy 
Mitchell,  D.  C.  &  Co.  Broadway  near 

Battery 
Shed  A  Wrljrlit,  64  Stewart 
SMITH  .t  KlTTItKDOK,  iM  Clay 
Tl'UU!)  &  CO.  Ull  and  ttl3  Front 

Ship  Joiners. 

niglcy,  Thomas,  31  Market 

Iiiinciin,  J.  Druniin  near  .laekson 

()alli)way,.I.  I).  10  Itroailway 

rareiit,  C.  h.  2W  Kreniont 

llDliiiisiin,  W.  t   iimcrctal  near  East 

'(nollbrd  i  Spooiier,  Main  strevt  wharf 

Willi,  •)■  D  Drunini 

BhippiDK  and  Forwarding 
Herohants. 

.idams,  Itlinn  &  Co.  IMcrs  17  and  IK 

Stewart 
aOUICIl,  MEKIIILL  A  CO.  (»cc  adv. 
°     n«|[vlxxlX''J04iiiid -iOliCal 
AIXKN  .k  I.KWIS,  XW  cor  Front  and 

Cnlll'oriila 
VUen,  W.  K.  iSlockton>  617  navU 
IIALLAKI)  &.  HALL,  308  DavlH 
HoiH,  J.ilIainliiirg.M.  S.  Oo.)S13  Sac 
Bourn,  W.  It.  'Jii Sac laiiu'iito 
llreniian  &  ('o.  (Santa  Cruz)  206  Clay 
IIROOKS,  (;.  W.  &  Co.  Ulonolulu.  511 

Maiisoni 
Bunker,  II.  S.  A  Co.  (Mexican'  434  Bat 
Oailuc,  r.  Wasliliiirton  Birect  wliaif 
UALIFDIINIA     STEAM     NAVIGA- 
TION CO.  (see  adv.  pp.  v  and  vli 

.NK  I  >r.lackmin  and  Front 
Canl,  S.    .Merchants'    Transportation 

Co.UiliClav 
COLEMAN",  \V.  T.   *  CO.  (see  adv.  p. 

Ivilij  i-uriier  Front  an<l  Calirornia 
Cmaa  &  Co.  corner  San  and  ilacksun 
Ufwill,  Kittle  i\t  Co.  (New   York)  cor 

(;i>lil'oriiiaand  Front 
Ulbbleedi  lly^le,  112  Front 
Dickson,  Uutt'olf  A    «!i).    (Liverpool, 

Aualralla.  etc.)  410  Itatlery 
Dollieer,t  Carson  .lluinlioldt;  38  Slew- 
art 
ELUKIDC.K,  OLIVEKP.  (M.  S.  H.  Co. 

(Kceadv.  panelviNW  corner  Sac 

ramento  and  Li'ldemlortt' 
KLIST,  I'EAHODV  ACO.  (Boston)  408 

(California 
FOKISKS,  BKOS.  A  CO.  80.)  Sansom 
OlliUlcn.  A.  K.  1".  IMer  li  Stewart 
Uoodrum,  Ucorge,  4J4  Battery 
(Jreen,  F.  P.   (Sacjanieiitoj  SE  corner 

Front  and  8ac ramento 
IlcUman,  Bros,  A  Co.  corner  Front  and 

Jackson 
llollailav,  Ben.  (Oregon  S.  8.  Line)  N  \V 

cor  Front  and  Jackson 
Hooper,  <).  F.  3U8  Front 
Howes,  (Seorge  A  Co.  ;10»  Cla.v 
Hughes  A  Hunter  (Australia)  S04  Bat 
KISO,  JAMKS  C.  A  CU.  corner  Bat- 
tery and  Filbert 
KOOPMANSCilAP     A     CO.     (Hong 

Kon :  an  Battery 
hOW.O.  AUOLPIlk  A  CO.  208  Cal 
LAK(;0,  N.  430  Jackson 
M*LO  1 T  A  CO.  t»cc  adv.  page  xlv)  718 

Front 
MacOann,  W.  A  Co.  402  Front 
MacphersonAWetherl<oe(NoyoUlvor) 

Pier  20  Stewart 
MACONHRAY  A  CO.  204  Sansom 
MA8TICK,  S.  L.  A  CO.  10  Stewart 
UEADLH,  LOLOItACO.  (Boston  and 

New  York ;  sec  adv.  p.  \<  40S  Front 
HEIUS  A  UAWLEY  (Pugvt  »ound)  I 

Stewart 
riSrURN,  CIIAKLF.!*  (Contra  Oosta 

and  Pctaluinn  steamcra)  U  Vallejo 
HOOKE  A  CO,  17  Bavis 
NIcholtun,  John  Y.ftW  Davli 
Fennell,  J.   X.  (Mendocino)   Pier    II 

Htewart 
Perklna,  W.  L.  404  Front 
I'Ickctt  A  Co.  (Victoria,  etc.)  214  flao 
Pierce,  N.  Capt.  (Southern   Line)  211 
Front 


Pope  A  Talhot,  Pier  12  Stewart 
Kiiliiiond,  It.  E.  M.'i  Front 
KAYMOSl),  I.  W.  (North  Amerl-  m  8. 

H.  Line  I  corner  Battery  and  Puie 
Reed.  H.  II.  3il  Washington 
ROIMiKKS,  MEYER  A  CO.  314  Wash 
Ross,  Dempster  A  Co.  425  and  427  lint 
ROYAL  MAIL  STEAM  PACKET  CO. 

(see  adv.  page  clxxvl)  42M  Cal 
Sahlns,  A.  <'.  209  Sacramento 
Selilelden,  W.  cor  Washington  and  Bat 
Sherwood,  Biilkley  A  Co.  3>6  Clay 
Swain,  R.  B.  A  (!o.  20«  Fn>iit 
TAYLOR,  C.  L.  A  CO.  38  California 
TIIOMAS,J.B.8I»  Front 
Tlchenor  A  Co.  foot  <if  Second 
Weeks,  E.  .1.  405  Front 
West  India  and  Pacific  Steamship  Co. 

<  ttlce  314  Washington 
WHITNEY  A  CO.  405  Fr(mt 
Whlini.v.J.  K.  405  Front 
W'LLIAMS,H.  B.  (see  adv.  p.  Ixxlv) 

305  Front 
'  i^llllains,  Jonathan,  413  East 

Shipping  Offices. 

[See  also  Slil|>plng  and  Forwarding.] 
Allen,  W.  U.  617  Davis 


Shooting  Oalleries. 

Frlckens,  H.  North  Beach 

Helntz,  Aug.  Willows 

Schmidt,  K.  843  Jackson 

Winkle,  W.  cor  Jackson  and  Kearny 

Shot  Towers. 

8.  F.  A  PACIFIC,  T.  II.  Selby  A  Co- 
(see  adv.  page  clxxv;  cor  Howard 
and  First 

Show  Cases.     Manufacturers. 

CSec  also  Cabinet  Sinkers.] 
Miller.  J.  M.  613  California 
TEIBNER    A    IIOFF.MAN  (see   adv. 
page  Ixxxi  534  California 

Silk  Ooods. 

[Sec  Dry  and  Fancy  (ioods.] 

Silver  Platers. 

Boflnger,  J.  433  Keaniv 
Clark,  W.  H.  T.  SIThlid 
Ekelunil,  E.  733  Washington 
Fenn,  F.  C.  M.  837  Howard 


Anderson,  James  A  Co.  cor  Pacific  and i  Slartell,  John,  619  Kearny 


Davis 
Fuller,  William,  4  Stewart 
Hays,  I).  A  Co.  224  Sacramento 
Scott  A  (;o.  Vallejo  street  wharf 
Steel  A  Curtis,  Vallejo  iir  Front 

Shipsmlths. 

Burns,  I.  31  Market 

Christy,  James,  cor  Michigan  and  Napa 

Coleniaii,  D.  It.  708  Front 

tiiant,  O.  W,  l;i6  Stewart 

llamlilen,  A.  Fourth  nr  Perry 

Henry,  W.  SI.  cor  Townsend  and  Sec 

Sic  Teriian,  T.  A  II.  corner  Commercial 

and  Druin:'ii 
Phelps,  W.  S.  A  Co.  25  Drumm 
Power  A  Trott,  cor  Folsoin  and  SJaln 
Taylor,  John  F.  28  Folsoni 

Shipwrights. 

CSec  also  Ship  Builders.] 
Allen,  L.  S.  26  Folsom 
Furiiliuni,  ,1.  N.  Sllsslon  and  Stewart 
Foster  A  Cameron,  184  Stewart 
Fraiisen,  J.  Stewart  nr  Mission 
llaii'oni,  E.  C.  cor  Illinois  and  Ciilmorc 
HorsEMAN,.!.  S.  Vallejo  nr  Front 
Littietleld,  J.  W.  4  Slerchant 
MacPhun,  W.  40  Clnv 
Mlddleinas  A  Boole,  l3  Slarket 
RIngot  A  Coombs,  lOt)  Slarket 
Spotl'ord  <k  Spooner,  Slain  street  wharf 
Young,  A.  W.  cor  Cal  and  Drumm 

Shirts  and  Oollara. 

CSco   also  Clothing:   also  Furnishing 
Ooods,  Etc.] 

.Vtklnson,  L.  A  ('o.  ,509  Sacramento 
Esherg,  SI.  A  Co.  511  Sacramento 
Haas,  .M.  L.  corSansomaiid  LeidesdorfT 
Slnrgeutliaii,  .M.  418  Sacramento 
MORISON,  HARRIS  A  CO.  cor  Bush 

and  Sansom 
Ncustadter  Bros.  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Sacramento 
Piper,  E.  Sirs,  (manufacturer)  624 SIkt 
Thomson,  P.  607  Sacramento 
WARD. «».  W.  iseeadv.  back  cover)  323 

Slontgonicr.v 


Shoe  Blacking. 

COX  A  NICHOLS  dec  adv.  page 
cxxxvll)  316  Washington 

Shoe  Findings. 

[*  Importers.     See   also    Boots;    also 
Leather;  also  Tanners.] 

COX  A  NICHOLS  (see  adv.  page 
cxxxvll)  316  Wash  and  317  Oregon 

Curtis,  T.  A  Co.  320  Washingtim 

•DUDLEY  A  tlEKHAKDY  (see  adv. 
page  cxxxvll)  404  Battery 

*HEIN  A  BRAY  (tee  adv.  page  Ixlll) 
416  Battery 

llnin,  <).  738  Slarket 

LHSISDEN,  W.  643  Slerchant 

•.ichnniacher,  A.  834  Clay 

•Week,  L.  E.  A  Co.  415  C'lay 

Wood,  8.  A.  212  California 

Worth,  F.  cor  Bush  and  Belden  place 


Oakley,  O.  B.  108  LeidesdorfT 
Rcyimuil,  F.  Howard  bet  Eighth  and 

Ninth 
Rocchlceoll,  R.  F.  30  Obary 
Rossi,  N.  236  Kearny 
Sullivan,  D.  J.  719  Market 

Silver  Ware. 

[Sec  Jewelers:   also  Watchmakers, 

Etc.] 
Baldwin,  St.  SI.  A  (Co.  433  Slont 
BRAVERMAN  A  LEVY,  821  Wash 
Dlnkelsplel,  S.  B.  IU)5  Washingtim 
FALKEN  AC  BROS.  A  CO.  6J9  Wash 
ORAY,  R.  B.  A  CO.  818  Slerchant 
Joseph  Bros.  807  Slontgomerv 
Josenhl,  I.  S.  A  Co.  841  Washington 
LEVISON  BKOS.  8>9  WaKliihgton 
REICHEL,  F.  R.  820  Mirclmnt 
SHERWOOD,  ROBERT,  51  (  Slont 
SIIREVE.  11.  C.  A  CO.  ,525  Slont 
TICKER  A  CO.  ,505  Slontgomery 
VANDERSLICE,  W.  K.  810  Mont 

Silversmiths. 

[See  also  Jewelers.] 

Lawler,  W.  1318  Diinont 
REICHEL,  F.  It.  621)  Merchant 
VANDERSLICE,  W.  K.  HIO  Mont 

Skirt  Supporters. 

Read,  M.  S.  (widow)  Kearny  nr  Sutter 

Smokers'  Articles. 

SON  A  IIRH'.CS  (see  adv.  pp.  Ill  to 567) 

308  Sacramento 
WASSEUSIANN,  A.  A  CO.  429  Sao 

Snuff  Makers. 

[See  Tobacconists,  Etc.] 

Soap  Manufacturers. 

BERC.IN  A  BROS,  cor  C.reen  and  stock 
BLAIR,  J.  C.  Zoe  nr  Brvant 
BROWN,  C.  F.  A  CO.  ( ''.iireka)  207  Sac 
Bunlick,  E.  B.  A  Co.  Ptlrero 
I>.\NA,  O.  S.  Lagoon 
Dyer,  J.  P.  cor  Nebraska  and  Sixteenth 
Fav,  John,  Chestnut  nr  Slasoii 
LIEPHART,  F.  (see  adv.  page  evil)  cor 

T  bird  and  Townsend 
Ll'CY  A  HYSIKS,  181  Itealu 
Slabury,  H.  Bay  Shore  lt<i«.l 
Peterson,  Chas.  cor  Sllsslon  andTenth 
PORTMANN,  J.  11.  C.  (see  lulv.  pago 

evil)  Polrero 
Rohrle,  C.  C.  Potrero 
Smith  A  Irving,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Carolina 
STANDARD  SOAP  VO.  (see  adv.  pp. 

Ixv  and  Ixxxlvi  (\imnierclal  near 

Fn'nt,  otllcc  204  Sacranicnto 
Star  Soup  and  Candle  Works,  Austin  nr 

Larkln 
Toner,  J.  Brannan  nr  Fifth 


8 


Soap  Stone. 

Patterson,  J.  (worker)  I  Front 


u 


I.'  i 


<  I 


▲.  BOMAN  ft  Co..  Ban  IVanoisoo.  Fhotocraph  Albuma,  Fin«  Oift  Books,  eto. 


Iiuura  roar  life  in  the  NOBTH  AHXBIOA  Itim  afBOBJUtOE  CO. 


428 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Soda  Manufaoturers. 

nra<Ior,  Henry,  KxrclHlor,  73H  Bilwy 
ClaMMcn  &  Co.  115*l(>HKto 
C'UNNOLI.Y  ti  HKOH.  (aco  ailv.  paso 

cxll>  722  Front 
Fagnn,  Hllvcn  A  Skplly  (Empire)  cor 

Tlilnl  iind  llHrrlnon 
FltznalrlcK,  John,  .12!)  .larkHon 
McKwon,  •>.  '('iilirornliii  1H4  Slcvcnuon 
Mnrtinn  A  WhittiR  .11)3  Fourth 
Thonipmin,  (1.  ('.  (inlncrali  bin  Union 
Vi'nlli-r,  K.  311  Dupont 
WOOD,  il.  II.  (niUural;  see  adv.  page 

cxxxvlil)  232  Iluali 

Spentaoles. 

LAWREXCK  *  HOIISKWOUTH.  317 

Jloni«oni<'ry  («("ea<lv.  hack  rover) 
Ml'LLKK,  ('.  (Bco  adv.  pngc  xliv)  mi 
Miintgoniery 

Spioe  Manufacturers. 

[.See  roiree;  nlsoMunlanl,  Kte.] 
BEKN.\Un,  C.  (see  luiv.  page  xcll)  707 

.SnnKoni 
Urown  il  Surrvhne,  0  Flmt 
FOUIKK.  .lA.Sl  KS  .t  CO.  220  Front 
OHIK.VItDKM.I,  I>.  .«2  (M).<l,1Jack»on 
(iaieH,  ll.iruee,  110  Fremont 
Hudson,  II.  v..  ti  Front 
.Miirden  A  Mvriek,  Sue  nr  Front 
Strelitz  .t  Co.  2.'tHeeiind 
Tyler,  ^<.  II.  (Kagle  Mills)  110  Fremont 
VENAIH),  U.  (SCO  adv.  page  dill)  «27 

Front 

S    8nrinKS>  Ooaoh.    Ma»\{far.turers. 
UOWLAXO,  W.  &  CO.  isee  ndv.  page 
cxxxl   Philadelphia,  I'a. 

Stables.    Urmj. 

AU,EN  A  (iUAY  (Folsoni  .Street)  739 

Folsom 
ALLEN,. I.  M.(  Market  Street;  sec  adv. 

page  elllitili  .Market 
HARRV,  I  HO.MAS,  Itj  Clementina 
Ituut4in,  I>.  &  .Son  (.Stockton  Street)  lOIA 

Stoeklon 
nitlDOE,  MM.  E.  (lUnck  Hawk)  317 

rine 
llroiry  &  Co.  ,'i271'aclflc 
lUloW  N.  .1  \MES  E.  X3«  Broadway 
Carroll,  W.  cor  W.isli  and  Mason 
Canavan.  I'.  3.W  First 
<;OLLIE|{,  F.  ti.M  Sacramento 
Doliii,  William,  l)il4  Stockton 
l><Tniett  A  Co.  (Cnloni  13  Stevenson 
DOUK,  .1.  B.  &  CO. (sec  adv.  page  xllll) 

4UH  Bush 
KOOEL'ION,  O.  121  .lackson 
FISIOAN,  I*.  A.  ElUsnrl'owell 
(ieorge  <te  Oates,  12H  Fourth 
(illnn.  Hugh,  17  Sutter 
HIgghis.  W.  M.  2«  Kearny 
HOIKIXS.  N.  V.  67!)  Market 
.lones,  W.  (J.  Ktl  California 
Kenny,.lolin  (l'nlon)724  Cnlon 
KlLLir  &    SATJIAN   iseo  adv. 

ell  704  Commercial 
Kruse.  F.  A  Co.  «28  I'aclflc 
Lemon.  F.  II.  11.1  Kearny 
Li'sk,C.  I).  ,137  .lackson 
MAY  A  ItYINOTON,  332  Bash 
Mcl)evllt,.l.  Itfi.l  I'owell 
Morsheail,  I'hillp,  Howard  nr  Fourth 
Mullins,  .1.  II.  cor  Jackson  and  Leaven- 
worth 
O'DONNELL,  B.  cor  Powell  and  Fll- 

hert 
I'ctterson,  .John  N.  81,1  Mission 
I'Oll  i'EK  &  COVEY,  1«  Sutter 
I'oiiltiiev  A  Smith,  344  Brannan 
.Scoverii,.!.  73!)  Market 
Smith,  .lames,  ('lav  and  Mason 
Stodilanl,  ('has.  733  Market 
Stoize,  ('.  211  I'Ine 
Swain, . I.  H.4I.•^. Market 
Tomkiiison.  .1.  (I'eiiiiKylvanIa)  60 Minna 
Wade.  W.  N.  711)  Broadway 
WHITE  t!  YOCNO, 'ill  IMilc 
WILLSON  .te  TA<i(il'..H07  Mont 
Wright  A  IliMlen,  207  Sutter 

Stage  Lines. 

Lovett.  W.  E.  A  Co.  (Los  Angelci)  Vtl 
Bush 

Stair  Builders. 

BKOWN  A  WELLS,  41.1  Mission 
Dillon  A  llanUin,  corFlllh  ami  Natoma 


page 


nrew..LK.  Clara  nr  Fifth 
FREEMAN,  B.  H.  A  (!0.  (see adv.  page 

xxxixi  cor  Market  and  Bcalo 
Frick,  A.  cor  llvde  and  Oreen 
JESSE  A  mitW  (See  lulv.  page  clll) 

407  MIskIoii 
.LANOLANI),   X.    I*,   (tee  adv.   page 

lxxxvll)4!»Beale 
Wheuton,  B.  F.  3IS  Mission 

Stamps.    Hand. 

[Sec  .Stencil  Cutters.] 

Starch  Manufacturers. 

EVERDISd,  J.  A  CO.   (Pioneer;  see 
adv.  page  llx)  M  Clay 

Stationers.    Wholenale. 

BAXCItOFT,  H.  H.  A  CO.  (sec adv.  p. 

exxxlvi  609  Montgomery 
(;OOKi:,  W.M.  B.  A  (fo.  (see adv.  pages 

112  to  .WS  anil  front  coven  (i24Munt 

and  eor  Sansiim  anil  Clay 
Frank  A  Co.  416  .><acmnieiito 
HODOE.  J.  (;.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 

17«>41N  and  420  Clay 
HOLT,    W.     Kcliool;    see   .Idv.    pag( 

xxxviiii  311.1  MontKiim.^rv 
ISA  AC,  J.  A  CO.  (see  aiiv.  piigc  clxlx) 
I       .1l3Sansom 

Lf.coINT,  J.  P.  cor  Sac  and  Mont 
IIOSKSBAIM,  L.  A  CO.    see  adv.  p. 

1x1)406  Sanson! 
lU'BBER  CLOTllINd  CO.  IIH  .Mont 
Well  A  Levy,  cor  Sac  and  Battery 

Stationers,    lii-iail. 

[•  Importers.     Sec  also  Booksellers.] 

•Allen  A  Spier.  .142  Clav 
AI'PLETO.S,  I).  E.  (M)S  Montgomery 
Arnlieini.  S.  S.  «  Stewar 
Arnold,  E.  F.  .140  Market 
Aiihrev,  C.  F.  Il'4  Sixth 
Bailev,  C.  W.  767  Market 
•BANCROFT,  H.  II.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  p. 

cxxxl')  609  Montgnmery 
Barkliaus,  V.  W  ti  l>.  .1:1.1  Kearnv 
•BEACH.  C.  34  .Montgomery 
Hell, ().  H.4iH  Clav 
•Beige,  R.  J.  217  Montgomery 
Blake,  .S.  C.  702  Montgoinerv 
Bovd,  T.  C.  300  Montgomery 
BROOKS,  W.  H.  (see  adv.  page  cxllli 

»  Thin! 
Clark,  C.  T.  149  Fourlli 
('oleman,  E.  (maimfaelurer  envelopes) 

12  Stockton 
•COOKE,  W.  B.  A  CO.  (law  Manks; 

S(e  lulv.  front  cover  and  pages  112  to 

■ViN)  SE  cor  .Sansiiin  and  Clay  and 

624  Montgomerv,Mont  Block 
Cooper,  J.  K.  (stjiiids)  S2.1  Davis  and 

700  JIarket 
CIRRIE!'.  >V  WINTER,  211  Kearny 
Damon,  J.  E.  .V  Co.  421  Sansom 
Fella,  P.  H.32  Market 
Flond.  JI.  7'27  Market 
•Frank  &  Co.  4l6.Sacrainciito 
FreunilACo.  .111  Clay 
FRIEDMAN, S.  IIOH  Stoeklon 
'(iENSOCL.  A.  (see  adv.  page  xvill) 

Ml  Montgomery 
llerrera,  F.  126  Second 
•HITCHCOCK,  (».  B.  (sec  adv.  front  of 

title!  413  Sansom 
Hotihert.  H.  T.  I.M  Third 
IIODCE,  .lOIlN   ().  A  CO.  (SCO  a>lv. 

page  176>  4IK  and  420  Clay 
HOIN   A  BROTHER,  cor  Montgomtry 

and  Jackson 
Holz,  L.  31H  Sansom 
Hutchinson,  E.  J.  cor  Second  and  Mkt 
ISAAC,  J.  A  CO.  (see  »dv.  page  clxlx i 

.113  Simsom 
LeCOCNI",  J.  P.  A  CO.  cor  Montgom- 

erv  and  Sacramento 
LOO.VilS,  W.  E.  (see  ailv.  page  clxtv) 

cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
Macatoe,  A.  M.  Mrs.  .112  Thinl 
Magauran,  P.  II.  '2.12  Fourtli 
Martenet,  J.A33Marki't 
Mather  A  Sinclair,  .Metropolitan  3lkt 
Mendhelm,  H.  A  Co.  631  Clay 
Mitchell,  B.  J.  414  Sacramento 
MOSSE  A  SON,  639  Kearny 
Muir,  A. '204  Second 
Nicol.  W.  (Standi  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
OBERC.H,  J.  A.  7S7  Market 
PA  YOT,  H.  640  Washington 
Pitts,  A.  W.  408  Thiol 
Ryan,  P.  N.  M  Fourth 


paKo 


Sehllnke,.LE.  SliSeciinil 
She.vlll,  M.  Mrs.  416  Folsom 
STRATMAN,   JOHN    (see   adv. 

clxvi  A06  Washington 
Sullivan,  J.  W.  609  Sansom 
TYLER  BROS,  (see  ailv.  page  xxxvii 

6.-|'i  Washington  and  691  .Market      ! 
WHITE  A  BAl'ER,  413  Washington 
Williamson,  J.  A.  142  .Stewart 

Steam  Oauges. 

llagermann,  William  lagenl)  103  Cal 
.M  arwedel  A  ("tto,  329  Busli 

Steamship  and  Steamboat 
Xiines. 

Alameda  Railroad  Line,  A.  A.  Cntirn, 

superintendent,  cor  Jack  ami  Snii   ! 
ANCllolt  LINE,  CALIFORNIA  .\Nn 

ORKllON  (seeiulv.  page  ixxlsi.\|.  , 

ilrleli,  .Merrill  A  (Ni.  ancnn, -201  (ai, 
California,  Oregon  and  -Mesieii,  Hm' 

Iloliailav,  cor  Front  and  Jacksnn 
CALlFOR>;iA    STEAM      NAVKIA- 

TIOS  CO.  iseeatlv.  page  vi.  I'„r|. 

laiiil.  O.  anil  Victoria,  coinov  Khhk 

and  Jackson 
CALIFORNIA    STEAM     NAVKIA- 

TION  (^O.  (see  adv.  page  vi.Saiin. 

nienlo,  Mar.vsvilie,  sinckton,  m-. 

cor  Front  mid  Jackson 
(Colorado  Navigation  Co.  W.  B.  .Alin- 

turn,  agent,  610  Front 
Crescent  City,    Eureka  and  Trlaldai. 

Ben  lliiliaday,  cor  Front  aail  .lick 
(ieiieral  Tratis-.Vtianlic  Co.  .\»|ilnwnl| 

to  St.  Nazalre,  France,  O.  Eliiriiliic, 

agent 
Liverpool,  New  York  and  Phllailelptii.i, 

F.  A.  Emory,  n^-enf,  302  .Mont 
■Mexican  Coast,  Cape  St.  Lucas,  Mniiii 

Ian,   OiniymaK,   and   Lr>   laz.  II. n 

llidliulayi  cor  Fronf  aad  Jai:li«>ii 
Napa   City,"  E.  J.    Ween  ,   agiiil,  t(B 

Fniiit 
NATIONAL    STEAM    NAVlC.ATKiN 

CO.  (see  adv.  page  xxxllli  Mvorinml 

to  New  York,  J  as.  LIntortli,  ui,ciii. 

3  Front 
North  American  Steamsliip  Co.  N.  V, 

via   Nicaragua,    I.    W.    UayiimiM, . 

agent,  cor  Battery  and  I'lne 
Oakland  and  San  .\ntonlo,  .\.  .\.  Colini. 

superintendent,  cor  San  ami  Jaik 
PACll'IC    .MAIL    STI'.AMSlllI'   (ii 

New   Yo.'k   via  Panama    see  iwh. 

page  ivi  Oliver  Eidrl.lge.  auent.  cir 

Sacriimento  and  Lel.lesdiiilV 
PETAL!  MA,  C.  Minturn,  Vallojo  n; 

Davia 
Petaluma,  McNear  A  Bro.  nponts,  t, 

Clav 
SAN  FRANCISCO  AND  CHINA. In 

eiflc  Mall  S.  S.  Co.    o.   Kl.lililnf, , 

agent,  cor  Sac  and  Leidi'»ilerlt'       > 
San  Paido  and  San  ({iieiilln.  (.'.  .Mlatiim, 

agent,  Vallejo  st^wliarf 
SANTA     BARBAItA,    SAN    DIKC.o. 

AND  SAN  LI'IS  OBISI'O,  Cfilllnr- 

tiia  Steam  Navigation  Co.  sei>;i(tv. ' 

page  vii  cor  Front  and  JacKsim 
West  India  and  Pacific.  Riulgrn,  Mcvir 

A  Co.  agents,  314  Washington 

Steel  Fen  Manufacturers. 

ESTEKBOOK,  R.  A  CO.  isee  aiiv.  Wfi 
cxxxli  Woolworlh  ,t  »lraliaiii,a8U.  | 
,11  John  St.  New  York  i 

Stencil  Cutters. 

[See  also  Engravers,  Etc.] 
Bums,  II.  J.  What  Cheer  Ilouso 
HALL,  JOHN  F.  ;10M  Front 
Hofnnan.  J.  (1.  :«7  Connnercial 
TRCWORTHY,  F.  M.  iscc  adv.  pngf 

lxvi.121  Front 
Wood,  I).  M.  SOH  .Montgomery 

Stereoscopic  Gtoodi, 

LAWRENCE  A  HorSEWOItTII  (»Pe  I 
odv.  back  cover)  317  Slonlgoniorv 

Stereotypers. 

[See   also   Electrotypers;  also  Slivpi  1 

Platen.] 
Faulkner,  William  A  Son,  411  Clay 
Painter  A  Co.  (110  Clay 
Winterburn  A  Co.  413  Clay 


Allen,  T.  IL  M< 

HoMltine,  C.  E 

.Metiiles,  Lowr 

Exch.nge 1 


ULACK, W.  W 

422  raciflc 
I'altriilge,  W. 

Davis 
Wannuutli  A  U 


The  PAGIFZO  ursUBAirOIl  OO.  Inraree  aBainst  Fire  and  Marine  hasards. 


▲.  KOHUBB,  Baa  nanoisoo,  importer  and  dealer  in  Kudo  Booka. 


Steamboat 


Uro.  npi'iils,  T, 


IKWOKTH  (»« 
7  Mmiltfoniorv 


SAN  FRANCISCO.        STEVBDORES  —  TAILORS. 


42S 


Stevedorea. 

Allen.  T.ir  McrchiiiiU'  KxchnnRO 
Hueltlnt',  C.  K.  ii  V.n. ,%  Stewart 
yenilea,  Lnwr.v  fi  Co.  13  Murcliants' 
Exchange  llullilliiK 

Stook  Tarda. 

DLACK,  W.  W.  (scoiMlv.  pngo  IxxXA-ii) 

Wi  I'liclflc 
I'ltlrlilKC,  W.  Miirkut  bot  Kroiit  and 

Daviii 
Wunnuutli  lb  liakcr,  423  I'nciflc 

Stone  Yarda. 

[See also  (imnlto;  iilsu  Marble.} 
Cailiic,  r.  foot  Sanmiin 
(iniiit.  ('.  1«.  KliiK  nr  'Ihlitl 
lininl.  Juliii.'Luiiv  Mountain 

Storage  Warehouaea. 

AUop  *  Oil.  rinc  near  Snnsom 
H:iy  W«r('liiiii«e.  Saiisoni  nr  Lombard 
ilcak' Mtri'rt  Wurcliousc,  foot  Healo 
lldiidfil  Wari'liousf,  corner  Filbert  and 

llall4'ry 
BiinilPil  Wnrelioiise,  New  Orlcann,  cor 

Culilnriila  anil  DavlH 
Bonilwl  WarelioiiMc,  ^2  llattcry,  C.  U. 

retcr»  &  Co.  proprietors 
Uoniled  Wareliouae.  corner  Front  and 

Vnllcjo,  A.  K.  I>iirl)row 
California   Mti'ani    Nav.    Co.'s   Ware- 

liuUKO,  Front  near  liroiulwav 
Carltiin'ii  Warelioune,  lleale  nr  Market, 

Carlton  .V  llnrria 
Central, '2IU  and  212  »Saeramento,  Dana 

&  Dick 
Cily  '.Vari'liouHe,  I.oniliard  Dock,  How- 
ard &  Tool 
Clark  k  I'erkinB,  Coniniorelal  near  liut 
Clark's  l'<p|nt  Wareiiouse,  cor  llroad- 

wttV  anil  Hattery,  W.  .S.  Clark 
Cowell'a  Waielinuse,  cor  llattery  and 

riilon,  I.,  v.  s»(!e 
CU.NMNdHAM'H  WAHKII05SK.  bet 

Kriilil,  llallery.  (Ireen,  and  Coin- 1 

incree.J.  W.  II.  Cainpliell 
DcWilt,  Kiltie  A  Co.  m>  .Sansoin 
Ulbl)lei',  A.  Connneree  near  Front 
Kaiilc  WareiioUHe,  Davia  near  I'lne,  N. 

K.  Lowell 
£<lmiiiiiiai>n.  'I'.  J.  70.5  Sansoni 
£Di|>iri'  Wareluiuse,  K.   Harris,  lieale 

riir  .Market 
falkncr,  Iti'll  &  Co.  corner  I'nlon  and 

llallery 
Kllnt,  realiody   &   Oo.'s  Warehouse. 

Iliitterv  nrFiil'crl.T.  II.  Ludlnni 
forties'  U  areliouse.  Front  nr  Vnllejo 
Frinllaiiiler's  Warehouse,  foul  .Spear 
illblis'  Warehouse,  corner  Front  and 

Vallelo 
(irarilte  Warehouse,  3}  Sacramento,  T. 

H.  8elhv  ii  Co 
tiUKKNWlCII  DOCK  WAUKIIOIISK, 

NW  cor  Hattery  and  (irecnwich, 

OreiMi  ,V  Searie 
r,itIFKlN»i'.s  r.S.  l»OSDi:i»,corllut- 

tery  and  Filliert 
(!u)',  .Vliel.  warehouse.  916  Hattcrv 
liasellliie,  II.  H  Connuenial 
lluward's  l".  S.  Ilonded,  cor  Fr.int  and 

Uroailwav,  llowani  &,  Pool 
lliiwes.!^  Co.'s  Warehouse,  IU13  Hat 
Li;.anl'8  Warehouse,  cor  Filbert  and 

Bsttcry 
iiUmlianl  Warehouse,  eonu  r  Lombanl 

ami  Sansoni 
Lolling  &  Keiierstein,  Union  near  Front 
.Vew  Orleans  Wnrehoiisc,  Calil'oniia  nr 

Davis.  T.  li.  Ludliiin 
Xtw  York  Warehouse,  cor  Calil'ornla 

awl  Davis 
NOKIll     POINT      DOCK      WAKE- 

IKH'.HK,  eor  Sansoni  and  Lombard, 

C.  B.  I'clem  &  Co 
Keail,  v.  root  lieale 
Kliicim  I'oint  Warciiouse,  Itincon  Pt 

K  V.  Hathaway 
Biiwnreid,  J.  (coal)  corner  Folsom  and 

S|iear 
Hii||ctH,N.  818  Hattery 
scliwerirerie.  .1.  4»3  Itrannan 
Scoli's  warelioiiBe.  cor  lireenwicli  and 

Saimiin,  J.  C.  Vinit  A  Co 
.Souiii  I'oint   Warehouse   l!o.   Berry, 

I'lianncI,  Third  and  Fourth 
Straucli.J.  O.  HI.)  Saiisom 
I'liloii  Warehouse,  HW  cor  Union  and 

Battery 


Vallejo  81.  Uonded  Warehouse,  corner 
Front  and  Vallejo 

Btovea  and  Tin  Ware. 

C*  Importers.] 

Alirahamsnn,  P.  439  Hush 
ALVEY,  C.  W.  m  Kearny 
Annstronit  A  Itertrani,  30ii  Sixth 
Alhertiin,  W.  F.  1.)  Second 
•AUSTIN,  M.  C.  (sec  adv.  page  Ixli)  3'i4 

Clay 
Avers,  C.  P.  .MO  Sansom 
•Ayem,  K.  417  WasliliiKton 
liannun.  Charles,  lil  Fourth 
Kohn,  John,  I21H  Duponl 
•Ilrlltan,  .1.  W.  A  Co.  118  and  120  Front 
Krnwii,  Archiliald.  '2l4Thlnl 
Itrown,  (.'iiaries.  34  Kearnv 
Ilrydges,  M.  C.  Siieianieiiio  nr  East 
Hneknuin,  K.  T.  '22  .Stewart 
Kiiilard,  M.  II.  (petroleum)  13  Kearny 
Colsoii,  A.  727  Dnponl 
Corey,  T. '204  Paelflc 
t.'ranneil,  N.  Valencia  near  Center 
Daiv,  Felix,  3«  Sutler 
Dally,  .John,  eor  Paelflc  and  Powell 
Daly.  D.J.  814  Market 
David,  A.  l204Stoekton 
•DE  LA  MONTANYA.J. '216  Jackson 
Elder,  W.  J.  38  First 
Engels.  II.  A.  ltU2  Mission 
Freeman  A  Wrin.  342Tlilnl 
Friel,  William.  Hll  Fourth 
Oehler.  T.  82.1  Cluv 
(ilttin.J.  14l3Stoeklon 
(irenlncer.  D.  lISThinI 
(iruninan.  C.  P.  48  Jackson 
Howard,  (leorge,  724  Market 
lliiy,  A.  7.10  Jiu'kson 
•llnhbard.  I>.  418  Commercial 
Hughes.  U. '2l3Thinl 
•lis.  J.  »i.«28  Washington 
JOIINSTO.N  .V  UEAY  (sou  adv.  n.  Ixli) 

107  Sansoni 
.lorgeiisen,  J.  E.  28 Third 
Little  A  Luwson,  tiU3  liuttcry  and  306 

Jaekson  j 

•LOCKE  A  MONTA(irE(8ec  a.lv.  p. 

xevlll)  Il-J  Ilatterv 
McCoriiiack,  W.  8'20  .Siarket 
.Moenning.  (i.  140  Fourth 
.Murpiiy  A  Sheldon.  W  Market 
I  •'.■'Ilea.  James  J.  I3'22  Stoeklon 
I  ISdOOD  A  .STKTSOX,  '210  Com 
I'ape,  A.  I32H  Diipont 
I'rag.  .M.  I'2.'i(;iav 
Puniln.  C.  W.  (f2l  Dupont 
111  (iCLES,  D.  W.  310  Jackson 
Sawyer,  Sheldon  A  Co.  741)  .Market 
.Sehuster  A  Uro.  102  Kearny 
SICK  LEK, »;.  M.  (see  adv.  page  Ix)  422 

Kearny 
Siiiniier,  .loseph,  '2I(i  Davis 
Swigert.  A.  cor  Folsom  and  Fifth 
Sylvester.  L.  )«2I  Duponl 
•lAY,  P.KOOKS  A   IIACKCS,  corner 

Front  and  Washington 
•Tnyhir  A  Iredaie,  410  Market 
Wiilmsley,  W.  W.  112  Fourth 
WI:aVI;K,  D.  S.  i»eo  adv.  page  Uli)  iSOft 

Sansom 

Straw  Oooda. 

CSecalso  MtUlnery;  also  Hals.  Etc.] 

CALIFORNIA    STKAW    WORKS,  4.^1 
Third  : 

Forrest.  Haw  lev  A  Dean.  «03  Market 
HELD  IIUOS.  4l»  Siiernnieiito  I 

lloli^iinn,  W.  A  Co.  427  Saenimento 
JONES,  E.  II.  A  CO.  cor  .Sacramento 

and  .Sansoni 
Paeitlc  straw  Works,  .IS.")  Hush 
Sehrlver.  W.  141  Fourth 
TENCE,  C.  A  CO.  4IS  .Siicramciito 
Thompson,  U.  W.  4S  Tliiril 

Stuooo  Workera. 

[.See  Cement :  also  Plasterers,  Etc.] 

Siisar  Befineriea. 

BAY  SrOAU  UEFIXERY  (see  adv.  p. 

I\xv)  eor  llallery  and  I'lihin 
Calil'ornla  Sngar  Itetlnery,  cur  Brannan 

and  Kiglith 
S.  F.  A  PACIFIC  8rOAR  CO.  comer 

Eighth    and    Harrison,   oflloo   310 

Commercial 


Surgical  Inatrument  Hakera. 

[Hec  also  Cutlers.] 
FOLKERS,  J.  II.  A.  21H  Montgomery 
FOLLEAC.  A.  (see adv.  pp. '241  and  '242) 

6'24  Washington 
Price,  M.  110  Montgomery 
Wakelee,  II.  P.  agent,  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bush 
WILL  A  FINCK,  613  Jaekson 

Surveyora. 

[■See  also  Englnei^rs— Civil.] 
Brooks,  T.  R.  60A  Moiilgomery 
Clar,  John,  Pioneer  lluilding 
liodilanl.tl.  11.621  Ci^iy 
Harris,  It.  L.  72  Montgomery  Block 
Herbert,  Sidney  (.'.  Dunhar  Court 
Humphreys,  W.  P.  SO  Slontgoini^ry  Blk 
Noyes,  Amps  (marine;  cor  Washington 

and  Battery 
Potter,  tl.  C.  (City  and  County)  City 

Hall 
Roxliy,  Robert  (marine)  216  Front 
Stivers,  II.  F.  lumber,  Mission  Street 

Wharf 
Shortt.  L.  II.  302  Montgomery 
Trney,  C.  C.  cor  Munt  and  Jaekson 
'turner,  Ueorge  R.  31  Merchants'  Ex- 
change Building 
VON  SCH.MIDT,  A.  W.  (see  adv.  page 

Ixxxiil)  Montgomery  nr  Jackson 
Waeken-eiider,  V.  San  Bruno  Road 
Wuteriii'in,  It.  II.  iniarlnuj  cor  Battery 
and  Wushlngton 

Suspension  Bridge  Builders. 

[Sec  also  Wire  Rope,  Etc.] 
HALLIDIE,  A.  8.  A  CO.  412  Clay 

Syrupa  and  'Winea. 

[See  also  Li(|Uors;  al.su  Native  Wines.] 
Don,  J.  819  Montgomery 
Lyons,  E.  (i.  A  Co.  .MO  Jaekson 
AlcMlLL.VN  A  KE.VIEK,  714  Front 

Tailora. 

Alirnhain,  (■.  (merchant)  3S  Second 

Ailler,  B.  '27  Pacltlc 

Albert,  John,  339  Bush 

Alexander,  M.  761  Clay 

Alexander,  S.  146  Stewart 

Aniiert\iren.  J.  7<'M  Mission 

.Vssioii.  Joseph  A  Bro.  (merchant)  20S 

Montgomery 
Ba/.in,  Victor,  44.1  Bush 
Bernstein,  tleorge.  '204  Fourth 
llloek,  Joiin,  .132  Kearny 
Boilaii.  Martin,  14  Sniisom 
Borkliini,  H.  iregiinentai'  .MO  Bush 
BOrcilEH,  El'dENK  (merchant)  537 

Saeranieiito 
Boyes,  Charles,  2'26  Kearny 
llrandliofer.  .M.  iniercliunt>  628  Merch't 
Brodwolf,  (ieorge  (mendiaiiH  319  Bush 
Brooks.  J.  L.  (inerchanti  710  .Mont 
Biidslleiiy,  B.  Ver  Melir  near  Kearny 
Burmester,  C.  eor  Third  aiid'l'owiiscnd 
Cantv,  Tiniotliy,  37  Sutler 
C'huignuud,  F.  6'28  Merthant 
Cinnamon.  A.  362  Third 
Clare,  Joiin.  IIS  Pacltlc 
Cohen,  A.  4  Sacramento 
Cohen,  Joseph,  31'2  PaclUc 
Cohen,  L.  408  Paeitlc 
Cohen,  Louis,  7H  First 
Colien,  Nathan,  676  Mission 
Collins,  J.  D.  .V2.t  Mission 
Cooper,  J.  ii&t  Washington 
Cooper, John  nierelmiit  13'lhii'd 
Corcomii,  D.  P.  101  Bush 
Crespin,  O.  731  Pacillc 
Cnrniii,  B.  (inerciianti  10!)  Kramy 
Curtis,  Jeremiah,  18  Clay 
Dannheinier,  L.  'merelianli  S43  .Sac 
Davis,  Isidore,  63.')  Market 
Dettnier,  II.  .WO  Brannan 
DIxey,  Francis  imercliant)  6'25  Wash 
Duparque,  L.  8  Sansom 
Eisenberg,  J.  imurchanti  617  Wash 
ELWELL,    FRANK     (merchant)    316 

Bush 
Erenberg,  Louis,  10'2  Bush 
Erp,  Manuel,  1418  Stockton 
Feder,  R.  '2.18  Stewart 
Fisher,  S.  M.1  Jackson 
Fugle.  Jacob,  SIO  Pino 
Fredman,  Louis.  11  Stewart 
Oelinann,  William.  633  Washington 
(ihio,  P.  1233  Duponl 
(Ijiulet,  Isadore,  413  Montgomery 


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PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Qoallncr,  Hlmon.lW  Stewart 

Uultinnii,  Sitniuel,  Ml  I'acltto 

HiirrU,  J.  tiil  .MIhsIoii 

llarrlH,  M.  H4.^  riiiv 

llnnlinll,  (i.  iltrMiird 

llainiiioiiil,.!.  II,  iiiiorrhant) 328  Mont 

Haycr,.liU'<ih,42»TlilrU 

tlrrrlH,  A.  .104  Mlaalon 

Illldt'limiiil,  Kihviinl,  3'J4  Dunont 

Uoustuii,  It.  'I',  (incn-liuiiti  414  l<u«h 

Imbrii-,  A.  ().  .mui'vliant)'4l9C'utlfi>nila 

lauiic,  M.  7  Summer 

l«uai:a,  llcriimii,  UJH  Mnrchant 

l8riiol,  lliirriK,  U8  I'ocltlc 

JacubB,  .liiHepli,  1327  Uuponi 

Jacolm,  h.  .t  .Scciiiiil 

Jaciiliy,  Jai.()b,7l4  Commercial 

•larotitky,  M.  Ilu  (Iciu-y 

Kaul,  .Siiiiiiicl.  3iU  Commercial 

Ki'lliieriV  U'tvlH,  327  Tine 

Kt'lly,  Ulchiirit,  ,Vlt)  Morelmift 

Koiiiictly  ii  .Moiicll  (mt'ichant)  SOS  Cal 

Keyaer,  Aluiiis,  '234  Hush 

Klllpalrli'k,  Kriiiiclii.KI  Second 

Knoll,  C.  t'.  cor  iMiirket  and  Sutter 

Kogel,  F.  A.  Illtt  KiiKt 

Kriikuuer,  AlurrlK,  4IU  Bush 

Kron,  JiiliiiH.  7t>3  Ciay 

KruKvr,  Charles,  704  I'avlflc 

Lancaster,  ,lo4euli,  AIS  California 

Levin,  Lewis,  7m  Mission 

Levy,  Isailiire,  '20.1  SeuunU 

Levy,  L.'20H  I'aciMc 

Levy,  LouIh.  (i07  Davlg 

Levy,  .M.  HI  Stevenson 

Levy,  Solomon, '237  Jackson 

Levy,  W.  iiiW  Uattcry 

Limlow,  .lolin,  »l»  faclflc 

Lobree,  Ellii»,  MO  Commerelnl 

Lovericli,  Sainnel  (mcrcliaiiti  Washing- 
ton near  Stockton 

Marcusp.  lli.nry  L.  I.llii  Stockton 

Marks,  A.  42  Suiter 

Marks.  Adolph,  302  Third 

Marks,  11.  (i02  Market 

Marks,  .lo^,e|)ll,  IA4  'I'liird 

M,irks,  .Siiinuci,  Ml!)  WashlnKton 

Maroiiy,  Kmilio.  I'231  Uupont 

Mayer,  Joseph,  1113  California 

McArthur,  .\.  427  ItUHh 

McNuir,  Aiiilren-,  I20S  Uupont 

Mendel»iiii,  M.  «  Suiter 

Meyer,  CuMiar,  '291  Sutter 

Meyer,  Jueoli,-23tt  First 

Meyer,  Joaeiili,  42-2  sixth 

Michaclts.  U.  14.-12  Stockton 

.Micliel.  (i.  IIOLeidesdorir 

Motzcubeeker.  1*.  (il!)  Miuitgomcry 

Muller,  .VIolph.  ttiill  Howard 

Myers,  M.J  sitt  Clay 

Page,  HolKTi.  "94  Market 

Peterson.  Henry,  424  Hattcry 

Phillip,  K.51'4  Market 

Phillips.  J.  304  Pine 

Plnkus,M.  202  .Second 

Plser,  .M.4i6  Dupont 

Planz,  Henry,  '237  Commercial 

Pragcr,  Joliii.  '2-21  Pacific 

Pyscr,  L..1IO.Mii<Klon 

Kaphael,  A  41  Ihlnl 

Kaplmel,  Morris,  415  Pine 

Iteynol.ls,  (!.  L.  imurcliaiit)  713  Clay 

Kodgers.  A.  T.  1304  Powell 

liosenllial.  Jacob.  1304  Stockton 

Kotiier,  Kubert,  17  Kourtli 

Schilling,  Joseph,  '207  Fourth 

Schutze,  Kilward,  K'24  Pacific 

Sherry,  Owen,  52«  Itatterv 

Simon,  L.  it  Co.  tnierehHnt)  52  Third 

Solomon,  II.  K.11  Mercliant 

Spellmaii,  J.  11.1  LeidesdorflT 

Sprulian.  Waller,  533  Jiu^kson 

Stcil,  Wehii  it  Co.  (mercliant)  Occiden- 
tal Hotel 

Sweeny,  N.  (merchant)  143  Second 

Tanimeyer,  Julius,  325  Hush 

Tobin,  .1.  Il.(mei'chanti  114  Mont 

Tynan,  W.  1>.  125  Uiish 

Ungur,  Marcus,  74S  Market 

Vogel,  (ieorgc,  .100  Davis 

Walter,  Abifs,  ,VI«  Pino 

WALTEK,  O.  F.  &  CO.  (merchant)  611 
Sacramento 

Ward,  Cliristophcr.'mcrchant)  PiTBush 

Wostennan,  John,  831  Clay 

WilzinHky,  T.  41  Jackson 

Wolf,  A.  109  Leidesdorff 

Woir.E.  112  Kearny 

Wood,  Henry,  cor  Powell  and  Qreen- 
wich 

Zeitska,  Henry.  415  Montgnmciy 

Zimmer.  Jneoli.  4I»  Paclflc 

Zirker,  Luuls,  837  Kearny 


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Tallort'  TrimmiDKi. 

Hammond,  W.  3-21  Hush 

PU.NTUN,  DkAUCE  L.  (see  adv.  page 

clxxxl)(i26  Sacramento 
STEIN,  81  MO. \'  JcCO.  (see  adv.  page 

Mil)  034  Sacramento 
ULL.MANN,M.&  CO.  (see  adv.  page 

clix)  H2H  Sacramento 
WEILL,  E.  &  S(i:<l  (see adv.  page  xcv) 

bin  .Sacramento 

Tallow 

[See  also  Hides  and  Wool ;  also  Soap.] 
llurdick,  E.  II.  Potrero 
CO.V  it  NICHOLS,  31H  Witshlngtnn 
Dyer,  J.  P.  corner  Nebraska  and  Six- 
teenth 
Ernst,  Herman,  15  Davis 

Tanks.    Mannfattarers. 
Atwood  A  liodwcll,  '216  Mission 

Tanners  and  Tanneries. 

[See  olBo  Leather,  Etc.j 
Itelsell,  J.  Potrero 

liloom  &  Wolf,  Folsom  nr  Eighteenth 
Hlooni,  S.  Uraiinan  near  SIxlli 
Cook  &  Co.  (Ireeiiwleh  near  Octavla 
CO.iC  A  NICHOLS  (ageulH)  isee  lulv. 

pagecsxxvili  3IU  Wa.Hlilngton 
Curtis,  T.  A.  Co.  320  Washington 
Davis  A  Sedgly,  Potrero 
Degen,  P.  Old  .Sun  Jose  road  near  In- 
dustrial Sciiool 
Duncan,  J.  Brannan  nr  Eighth 
Ferguson  ill  Geary,  73.1  llraunan 
Fnnt'ke,  F.  A  Co.  Ninth  nr  llrannan 
(irady,  J.  J. cor  EiKliteenth  and  Folsom 
JONES.  E.  *  CO.  (agenlai  (see  adv. 

page  cxli  314  Commercial 
Kln»,  J.  F.  Santa  Clara  aud  Connuc- 

ticut 
McKenna  A  Tnnatead,  W  side  Lagoon 
Von  Seggen,  11.  W  side  Lagoon 

Tanners'  Tools. 

COX    A    NICHOLS    (see    adv. 

c\xxvili  310  Washington    and 

Oregim 
IIEIN  £  lUtAY  (see  adv.  page  Ixiii) 

410  Uattery 

Taxidermists. 

('■ruber,  V.  Siii  Culifornia 
Lorquin,  E.  F.  522  Pino 

Teachers,    ttook  Ketping. 

IScck.  A.  ().  '2-24  Montgomery 
DeSeiiueira,  A.  L.  '204  .Montgomery 
HEALD,  E.  P.  751  Market 
Luty,  J.  S.  305  Montgomery 
Wead,  E.  N.  '2-211  Itush 

Teachers.    Dancing. 
Coglll,  Mr.  Mrs.  A  Sons  .120  Uusb 
Fitzgibbon,  D.  As.>>cmbly  Hall,  comer 

Kearny  and  Po8t 
Fuller  A  McCarty,  727  Market 
Lunt,  O.  A.  Ilownnt  near  I'hird 
.Sanders  ,1c  liushman,    corner  Fourth 

and  Jessie 
.Sheldon  A  Lloyd,  comer  Market  an.I 

Second 
Wilson,  W.  2-22  Montgomery 

Teachers.    Drawing. 

Coulon,  A.  410  Kearny 
Orob,  l'.  308  Dujiont 

Teachers.    Drtsi,  Cutting. 
CCUTIS,  M.  MItS.  (SCO  adv.  page  evil 
830  Market 

Teachers.    Fencing. 
Monstory,  T.  II.  534  Kearny 
Stewart,  P.  Jr.  7.14  Washington 

Teachers.    Fine  Arts. 
[See  Painters,  Portrait.] 

Teachers.    Langvagrs. 

[See  also  Colleges;  also  Schools,  Etc.] 

Carey,  J.  H.73A  Market 
DeCIainnont,  K.  0.10  Wjishlngton 
llasback  A  llro.  71»  Vallejo 
HunaerfonI,  E.  Mrs.  «2«  Oaltfnrnla 
JOSSE'r,  J.  Unlncy   place,  Pine  bet 
Kearny  and  Dupont 


Kceler,  It  1'24  Silver 
Lannay,  V.  (widowi  444  Third 
.MasHon,  Mmc.  P.  II  Oeary 
Wllley,  M.  II.  Mrs.  113  Dora 
Zwuhlen,  Mmc.  1414  Stockton 

Teachers.    Miuic. 

linker,  E.  L.  Mrs.  4115  Pout 
llerllner,  Enill,t>sl  .Mission 
Carnaud,  J.  corner  .MurKitiind  Kuurth 
Cassln,  .Mary  F.  .Miss,  42  Nutoiiui 
Coulon,  A.  420  .Montgoiurrv 
Cramer.  Henry, -2214 < CFuirell 
('hapnian,S.  .Ilrs.  574  .Mission 
Coail,  S.Mrs.  17K  Mlnnii 
Evans,  Oeorge T.  U2(<  ('allfornla 
(Irlswold.  James  A.  lUO  Tehiinia 
llekmans,  Louis,  1824  Dunmit 
Ilelmcrs,  N.  S.  701  Folsom 
Knell,  J.  D.  115  Oearv 
Liidd,  Mary  J.  .Mrs.  U  O'Fuircll 
Linden,  Olto, 7.10  Folsom 
.Macdougal,  W.  J.  '224  Second 
.Maguire,  L.  P.  <I17  SKicklon 
Norcross,  W.  F.  710  Hush 
Patrick,.).  D.  32«.M!ixon 
Pli|ue,  Edward.  74'<  .Market 
ltosenl>crg,  Augustus  A.  321  Powell 
Schmidt,  Louis,  111  o'Farrell 
r'<et4i,  Eugenlo. '27  Hunt 
Waldow,  11.  Mnie.  1503  Stockton 

Teachers.    PmmanKhip. 

liec'K,  A.  ().  '224  MTintgonicry 
Doolittle.  W.  (1.  328  iMontgomery 
Seregnl,  F.  (UM  .Muntgoniery 

Teachers.    Private  Schnoh, 
[Sec  Colleges  an  i  Schools.] 

Tea  Stores. 

[See  also  (irocerles;  also  Provisions.] 
HELDEN,  F.  r.«12  Sacramento  , 

Itlshop.k  Co.  H48  Market 
Dixon  it  'i'errv.  131  Thiid 
HASKELL  A:  CO.    see  adv.  p.  Ixxxlvi' 
514  Market  and  15  Sutler 

TeloKraph  Offices. 

California  State  Telegraph  Conipnii;, 

.K)7  .Montgomery 
Fire  and  PoiVce,  City  Hall 

Tin  Plate,  Sheet  Iron,  and  , 
Tin  Importera. 

[See  also  llanlware;  also  Stoves, Etc.] 

Al SI'IN, B.  C.  (see  ailv.  page  1x11)  3J4 

Clay 
.\yers,  K.  417  Washington 
Krlttun.  J.  W.  A  Co.  iTh  Front 
ilubbanl,  D.  418  Connnerclal 
LOCKE*  MONTAtil'E  iseenjv.  page 

xcviil>ll'2ll»tlerv 
MAItSIl,  PlLSlllTltY  A  CO.  (sec  iclv.  i 

jiage  Ixvlli  cor  Front  anil  Pino 
SELUY,  T.  H.  A  CO.  (sec  adv.  paitr 

clxxvi  118  California 
Van  Winkle,  I.  S.  ,t  Co.  comer  Batlcr;' 

and  Hush 
WEAVEll,  D.  S.  (see  adv.  page  l.\li> 

505  .Sansoui 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Worken. 

[Sec  stoves  and  Tinware.]  \ 

Tobacco  Dealers.    Whohtalt. 

[Sec  also  Cigars;  also  Smokers'  Ar- 
ticles.] I 
CHRISTY  A  WISE  'agents)  607  Fronlj 
Drliikhouse,  J.  A.  A  Co.  'm  Ki'oiit  . 
E.MERY  A  EATON  (See  adv.  pace  Isli ! 

518  Hattcry 
Engellirecht  A  Mayrisch  Hrutliers,  312 1 

Front  ' 

FALKENSTEIN  A  CO.  (see  adv.  page  , 

xcvl   315  Clay  |L 

Oellcn,  R.  (i.  cor  California  and  From  1 1 
(1KA.\FF,  S.  A  CO.  .13!l  Clay 
Heath  >t  Langhorne,  108  Front  ! 

Hccixllnk  A  Co.  33  Fremont 
Horn.  B.  C.  A  Co.  cor  Front  and  Clay 
LOCAN,  FHAN(!IS  (sec  adv.  p.  Ixxiii  i 

300  Sacramento 
MAYHHJ.M,  .M.  (sec  ndv.  page  cxI '«!, 

Front 
OPPKNHEIMER  A  BItO.  (see  silv.p. 

xcvli  i-W  Front 
PARKER,  WATTSON  A  CO.  (»ce*l» ; 

front  cover.  30«  Clay  1 1 


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SAN  FRANCISCO.    TOBACCO  —  WATOHMAKERS. 


481 


ROSESMArM,  A.  ».  *  CO.  'see  mlv. 
niigi'lxlx  fiir  ('l»y  1111(1  llaltery 

WEll-At'O-'^-''' I''""' 
WcrtliflniiT,  li.  A  K.  corner  t  runt  ami 
»acranii'iito 

Tobaooonists. 

[See  also  Cigar*.] 
E5ISBV  A  K.VroS  (svc-mlv.  pngolxl) 

Engilbrcrlit .»  Mayrlwh  Brotlicrs,  31'i 
Kront  .  „  . 

OELKIN.  II.  0.  ooi  Front  nrnt  Cal 

Hocnlliik  .t  C'li.  :W  Krcnimit 

UOSENIIAI'M,  A.  H.  «t  C'O.  (see  adv. 
page  Ixix  uor  Cluy  an>l  llattery 

Toilet  Articles. 

[See  Apotlu'i:arlo»;  also  fancy  Ciooils.] 

Tool  Manufacturers. 

DOUtll-ASS  XIANHFAlTlttlNll  CO. 

(seeailv.  pairc  ('xxvll)7(>  Ucckman 

strcci,  New  York 
Ilcrnlnif,  .loliii,  cor  Buttery  anil  Hu«li 
PROVli>KN('E  Tddl.  CO.    isco  lulv. 

pagucxxli    I'ruvlUciice,  U.  I. 

Toys. 

[•Importers.    See  also  Kuiicy  (loods.] 

Argentl,  K.  Mrs.  402  Third 

Avis,  l'-'i4«l'l''r'l 

•KKLDlU'.ill  J;  CO.  (see  adv.  n.  Ixxvlll 

•207  .Miinlgoiniry  and  »07  Calll'oriilii 
CELDMANN.  L.  A  CO.   sec  adv.  page 

llVi  '211  Callt'iirnla 
•Frank.  W.  ■*:  Cn.  4IHi  llattery 
Frey,  W.  A.  4114  Kearny 
(iENSOHL.  A.  .111  .Monliioniery 
•IIAMMICICX.MIl'll  •<!  Itr.s.s   HOC  ad V 

page  cvlll  iili  MonlKoniery 
tlellhiim.  M. .%  Itro.  'i7  I  liird 
•KOIII.EK,  A.  (see  ililv.  pp.  lU  to  507) 

4J4  .SaiiHoin 
LandHliergcr,.).  600  Ml^islon 
OIlEKOll,  .1.  A.  7.t7  .Market 
I'asqunle,  K.  6.V)  Wasliliigt4>n 
Roux,  F.  I3.'»  Fourth 
Klnsheliner,  s.  !4!)  .Second 
•rm'UNAI'EK  A  ZISN  (»eo  adv.  p, 

IllliSiO  llattery 
Vasselln,  II.  ti  Fourth 
Weiss,  M.  324  Kearny 

Translators. 

[See  Interpreters.] 

Trunk  Makers. 

Aubrey,  J.  413  Kearny 

Uuliieii,  E.  ^  Co.  741  Folsom  and  'ib\ 

Hai>suni 
HAKKI.S  fi  CO.  cor  Sloiit  and  Market 
Harris  ft  VIclor,  .117  .Sacramento 
Unilscy.J.  H.  •JtOliiish 
Leinire  &  (Miuillcr,  XU  Wa.«hlngton 
LUNCHIIOItK.  .lAMK.S,  HW  Saiisom 
rOIN'l'EK.\cHAItUIN(>roN  (see  adv. 

¥age  xllii  310  CalU'oniia 
h,  James,  10  First 
Wright  &  Taylor,  1'2H  Mansoin 

Truss  Manufacturers. 

FOLKKR-),  J.  II.  A.  (agent'  'il8  Mont 
FOLLEAr,  A.  isec  adv.  piigcs  '.'41  and 

'24i)«i4  Washington 
KOEIILEU,  A.  (Kcu  adv.  page  evil)  719 

Wiuliliigtuii 

Tubing,  Brass'  and  Copper. 
Alanufaclurfra. 

H.  M.  FREEMAN  A  CO.  (ugentu  Co- 
lumliiaii  Metal  Worksi  (sue  adv.  p. 
cxxx:  430  lU'ooine  street,  N.  Y. 


M  E YEK.  J.  U.  H.  228  Montgomery        I 

Soaliorn,  Thomas,  401)  Mission  I 

Turpentine,  Fitoh,  Bto. 

WALTON,  M.  C.  33  Market 

Type.     AgenU 

[See  Printers'  Materials.] 

Type  Founders. 

Faulkner ,(  Hon.  411  Clay 
rainier  A  Co.  810  Clay 

Umbrella  Makers. 

Alsop,  J.  334  Hush 
llarr,  .1.  I).  023  Mission 
Caronli  &  Salvatorl,  420  Bush 
King,  Charles,  701  Clay 

Undertakers. 

rraljt,  Oolilcu  A  Yung,  70,1  Market 
Crowe,  .loliii,  700  .Market 
Finnegan,  I'eter,  737  Market 
OKAY,  N.  iseu  adv.  page  cli  641  i^acra- 

inento 
5IA.SSEY,   A.  (see  adv.  page  Ivl)  65! 

Sacranu'iito 
McUlnn  A  Mullliis,  733  Market 

Underwriters.  Agents  </. 

[See also  Insurance.] 
Itaenn,  ,1.  S.  dlnston'  216  Front 
FAI.K.NEU,    HELL   <fe   CO.    (London 

Lloyils.  430  Calit'oriila 
Fire  Itiiard,  ollieo  422  California 
FlelcluT,  A.  T.  cNew  Yorki  110  Front 
Marine  Hoard,  31H  Calitnriilu 
.Mehiiis,  C.  F.  atrenicn'  421  Hattery 
SCIIItoDEK,    II.  &    CO.    (Uordeaflx) 

Hll  Monlgomery 
ZIEL,  HEKIIIEAC  ifc  CO.  (Hamburg 


Veterinary  turReons. 

Clanssen,  II.  II.  211  Pino 
Delavel,  A.4J7  I'iiin 
Evans,  (1.  .V.  822  Fidsoin 
Iinbourg,  Clinrles,  115  Kearny 

Vinegar  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Pickles.] 
CI'TTINU  *  CO.  W2  Front 
EKZtiKAHEK  .V  <iOETJEN,  1'20  Davis 
McKay,  Dai  III.  427  Davis 
IMIteheii  ii  C'li.  114  Sacminento 
OAKLEY  A- .1  At^KSON,  210  Sac 
Poiiley,,!.  Fnltiin  iii'ar  Orove 
Provost,  I).  |{.  .t  Co.  iniportersi  comer 

Market  and  Kradv 
Sclminmei,  II.  lNi2  Powell 
!<climl'it(t:  Freti!,  104  Coiniucrclal 

Warehouses. 

[See  Storage.] 

Washing  Fluid. 

corner    .Stockton 


l22Calit'ornla 


Dingle,  n.   K.   corner    .Stockton  and 
O'Farrcll 

Washinfc  Machines. 

[Sec  also  Machinists;  also  llardwart, 
Ete.J 

AIINOLD.  X.  S.  ik  CO.  (ngunU;  306  Hut 

Lanih,  F.  H.  110  .lessle 

Laws,  (le(irge,4.;  llealc 

Tiaver,  M.  !•;.  .t  Ilro.  ijiatent  wringer) 

HI  Satoina 
WARD,  J.  A  CO.  isce  adv.  page  cxxlx) 

New  York 

Washing  Powders. 

STAXDAUI)  .SOAP  CO.  see  adv.  pages 
Ixv  and  Ixxxlv;  204  Siicrainonto 


adv. 


Turners. 

CAMERON,  A. 


Ivory  nnrl  IVooil. 
adv.  pages  xxxlx 


I  see 

and  civi  3o:i  Market 
Coppe.  V.  2  Sutter 
Duerger,  Clinrles,  5.39  Sacramento 
FIELD  ft  CO.  (Wdodi  (see  adv.  page 

xxxvlli407  Mission 
FREEMAN,  U.  U.  ft  (70.  (see  adv.  page 

xxxixi  SW  eoi'  Market  and  Heulo 
OKACIKK  ft  HEALD,  3!)  Fremont 
Ilaller  ft  Chittenden,  31  Fremont 
JELLINEK  ft  IIAKDENULTRUII  (see 

*dv.  page  cll)  '24  Calit'oriila 
LANOLAND,   N.    P.  (see   adv, 

Ixxxvllj  4!t  Ueale 


page 


Upholsterers  and  Paper 
HanginjfB. 

[   Iinportci'H.] 

Real.  S.  .127  Calirornla 

•HELL,  .loilN  C.  see  adv.  page  xxxvl) 
.Market  bet  Mniilguniery  and  San 

Couison,  |{.  717  Fidsom 

Dult'v,  II.  7U0Hroa(lwav 

•EDWAKDS,  F,  tl.  l>4li  Clay 

Eiehel,  V.  lOS  Fourlli 

Fulir,Ciiaiies  A.6i0  .Market 

(iclpiianll,  W.  83H  Clav 

tiulilxson  ft  Nelson, 0^7  .'Market 

•III.VON.  W.  M.  OHO  Clay 

Icke,  John,  M2H  Pacltic 

•KENNEDY  ft  HELL 'see  adv. 
coven  215  Hush 

Knight.  L.  F.  .M4  Callforula 
LOt'tillUAN.  P.   K.  ft   Co.  (f»e 
page  clx villi  Sansoni  iir  Uush 

Mumolock,  W.  410  Tliird 

Mareliaiit,  lieorg^'  II.  104  Dupnnt 

■MeKtwec  ft  Aekeiiiiaii,  230  Mont 

Meslre,  E.  1011  .Stockton 

•Plum,  C.  M.  '22  Monlgomery 

•SOLOMON,  It.   L.  ft  80N.S,  cor  Bat- 
tery anil  Pino 

Stringer,  W.  J.  .120  Washington 

stroll,  C.  T,  Folsnni  near  Flllh 

Sulilvan,  P.  cor  Fnisoin  and  Sixth 

'Troiitt,  II.  J.  .M.  OIK  Market 

•WIOIITMAN  ft  llAUl>IE,'2'208aii8om 

Upholstery  Goods. 

I  Sec  also  Carpcta ;  also  Dry  Ooods.] 
HELL,  JOHN  C.   Market   bet  Mont- 

goinerv  ami  Sansnm 
IIOKSTMANN.H.  ft  CO.  (sec  adv.  page 

exxxvll  74()  Washington 
SOLOMON,  H.  L.  ft  SONS,  corner  Pine 

and  Hattery 
WALTER,  I).  N.  and  E.  A  CO.  203  Cal 
WIOH  TMAN  ft  HARDIE,  '220  Sunsoin 

Varieties. 

[Sea  Fancy  Uowls;  also  Toys.] 
Varnishers  and  Polishers. 

[Sec  Painters.] 

Varnishes. 

tSeo  also  Paints.] 
OLIVEU,  D.  J.  cor  Front  and  Pino 
WALTON,  N.  C.  'petroleum)  isee  adv. 
page  cxivlll)  33Markct 


Watches.   Imporiera  of. 

[•  It.tiili.] 

Haldwiii,  M.  M.  ft  ('o.  413  .Montgomery 

'UAKllETTft  HIILUWOOD  (see  adv, 

page  111  517  Montgonierv 
•BUAVEKMAN    .t    LEVV   (see   ailv. 

front  coven  021  Wiisliiiigton 
'COLLINS,  C.  E.  ft  CO.  .see  adv.  page 

clxxv)  603  .Moiitgiimirv 
:  Dinkelspii'l,  S.  II.  0(15  Wasliington 
IDIrking.  A.  621  Wiishiiiginn 
iFALKENAC  HIIOS.  .t  CO.  029  Wash 
{'Jordan,  M.  e'25  .Minilnimiery 
;*Josepli  Ili'others,  (KIT  Montgomery 
I  Jiisi.phl,  I.  S.  .t  Co.  041  Wasliington 
I LKVISON  nuos.  620  Wiisiiiiigion 
frniil  •LIppiiiaii,  J.  203  Monlgiiiiiery 
'""  iMtevalk,  J.  510  Mi.nlgiimerv 

!*Seamaii.i,  J.  M.  ft  Co. 631  Wu.slilngton 
•SlIEKWOOI),  U.  517  .MoiitKoinery 
•SIIKEVE,  (i.  C.  ft  CO.  .1:;5  Alont 
Tl't^KEK  ft  CD   (Hcc  ailv.  page  xlvllli 

.105  .Monlgoiiierv 
•WENZEL,  VI.  303  .Moiilgmnery 


Watch  Makers. 

[.Sec  Jewilers] 
Alirens,  C.  836  Dupnnt 
Haliiwin,  M.  M.  ft  Co.  433  Alontgomery 
HAKKE'I'T  ft  SHERWOOD  ,880  adv. 

page  11<  517  Moutgiiiiii'ry 
Barrett,  Alfieii,  35S(i!iiiiil 
BURKHARI)  T,  <).  '2(I:|  ruciflc 
Curniati!.  Ailidpii,  ,141  Saciaiiienlo 
Clark,  W.  II.  T.  SlThiid 
COLLINS.C.E.  ft  CO.isee  adv.  p.  clxxv) 

603  .Miintgoniery 
Corvai/.lcr,  E,  102  lucille 
(!iowUy,  John  N.  402  Folsom 
Dillon,  Edwin(l,.104  Buttery 
Felbusli,  L.  30  Kearny 
FInberg,  A.  913  Keurnv 
Fomburg.  O.  105  Kourlli 
Fiiidlaiider,  Wliiiaiii,  22  'Tlilnl 
Oolly,  .\mbroae,  i'203  Dupnnt 
(Srilii,  Rudolph,  714  Market 
Main,  C.  II.  ft  Ci'.  3.!l  Jliiutgomet}- 
llaniinond,  W.  H.  57  Second 
lliiiize,  Ferdinand,  H48  Wasliington 
Ilelzman,  John,  40N  Coninierclul 
lleizmann,  Loreiixii,  .'H3  Callfunila 
Is.4on,  Samuel,  1014  Dupont 
Jonas,  I.  A.  119  Paciflc 
Jordan,  M.  025  Mnntgoniery 
Kllng,0.W.a7  Jackson 
Kocher,  It.  620  Merchant 
Lainaure,  T.  ,120  Commercial 


'Xi 


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A.  BOKAN  9t  Co.,  Sud  FranclMo,  reoeive  Kew  Booka  br  erery  Steamer. 


HOBTK  AMSBIOA  UVS  zWsiTBAirOll  OO.  fFhebMtoonpMiTla  thAVnttod  BtetM 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


Lawler,  William,  I9IH  Dupont 
Lehman,  UoDrKc,  ttiS  Mucramonto 
LewU,  ll.  M.M.^CIuy 
Llppmmi,  J.  'JUil  MuntKomcry 
MnKnui,  I'l'lcr  A.  I'iA  -ncmuionto 
Markii,  Frfil.  \0U  Dupntit 
Mathleu,  Uantoii.  TU  Wunliliigtim 
Mayrr,  Lciin,  102(1  Duiioiit 
Moyoni,  Ilohprt,  vor  I'Iiip  and  Mont 
Mcllwnhi,  Wlllliiin,  ^4  llattery 
Mullor,  E.  curnvr  Javkiion  and  Addle 

allcv 
Hund.W.  126  Kearny 
Newman,  Henry,  13  8econd 
Nnlte,  W.  lOSSIontKumery 
O'Cunnell,  1>.  A.  IM  Tliint 
Ohm,  KdwanI  K.  «IA  MontKomory 
Pace.  C'liarlen,  UJI  Kuttery 
rickAtrd.  Juhn,  Mtn  Hlxtli 
Kochat,  A.  tUU  .Men^liiint 
Koffat,  HImun,  Hli  llupont 
Halamun,  A.  li  Pniirth 
Hharii,  Willlnm,  H.1T  Clny 
8IIKKVK,  (t.  O.  A  CHI.  (SCO  lulv.  page 

Ixxlx)  ,VJA  M»ntir(iniery 
Hnmin,  A.  (UW  WnnhlnKton 
Hteler,  1'.  MM  Keiirny  ' 

TtCKKK  Ac  CO.  mec  adv.  page  xhill 

IMW  Montuoniery 
Wallniiinn  &  llni.  'iVi  Mnntgumcry 
iiauharlaa,  II.  Silt)  Koarny 

Watoh  Oaae  Hakeri. 

Olannlnl,  1>.  A .  «i-i  Clay 
Smith,  F.  645  Clity 

Watohmaken'  Materials. 

COLLINS,  C.  K.  A  CO.  iHeeadv.  pagi 

clxxv)b03  .MonlKumery 
Dirking,  A.  «il  WaalilnKton 
Joaeplil,  I.  S.  Ac  Co.  641  Wnihlngton 
LEVISON  BKOTIlKlt!*,  62!»  Wash 

Water  Works. 

Hunt,  E.  O.  lOH  Jennie 
Keating,  (>.  tiOtt  .Market 
Naucellto  Co.  cor  Merchant  and  Knot 
81'KINtS  VALLKY  W.   W.  CO.  ofllce 
516  Cailfomla 

Well  Borers. 

TliOMRON,  T.  (ice  adv.  page  clzl)  28 
Third 

Wtaeelwrishts. 

[See  lUacksniltlM ;  alio  Carriage  Mak- 
era.J 

Whip  Makers. 

UAKDER  A  ADAMMON  (nee  adv   p. 

cxxvlili  New  York,  riilloilulplila, 

and  Uonton 
UAIN  &,  WINCHEfiTEK,  214  Battery 

Wis  and  Toupee  Makers. 

[See  aUi!  IlalnlreKicnt.J 
Helllere,  K.  796  (lay 
Faynrd.  .1.  n.  «4T<'lKy 
tllrevlit'clil  ii  .Miirliz,  32  Montgomery 
Monic,  (i.3U7  Montgomery 
Monkn,  Siiniucl,  !4I4  Waxhington 
I'flater,  C.  221  MiiiitKonury 
I'uyuou  &  Uro.  iilU  Kearny 

Willow  Workers. 

Heilhom  Hrothera.  '27  Third 
Navclet,  V.  221  Lelileadorff 
Ulchter,  Augu-t,  llryant  near  Sixth 

Wind  MiUs. 

ATWOOD  *  UODWKLL,  216Mlsalon 
HUNT,  F,.  0.  28  Second 
JOHNHON,  J.  li.  (»ee  adv.  pagcovly 
oonier  Fremont  and  MUtiion 

Window  Glass. 

iUoe  rainu,  OIU,  and  Ulan.] 

Window  Shades. 

CSeealio  Paper  HanglngH.] 
Clark,  U.  W.  cor  Clay  and  Snniioin 
Edwarda,  F.  U.  cor  Clay  and  Keumy 
HIXON,  W.  M.«OHClay 
Koaalter,  J.  Franelnco  near  Dnnont 
Holomnn,  U.  L.  A  Hona,  cor  llattery  and 

ripo 
TOHN INU,  A.  &  T.  228  Bneh 


Wines  and  Brandies. 

C8eo  Llquon.;] 
MEINKCKE,C,2IS  Front 

Wines  and  Brandies.    Natht. 
tHee  Native  Wlnea.] 

Wire  Oooda  and  Workers. 

OKAVES,  II.  T.  412  Clay 
IIALIJDIK,  A.  N  A  CO.  412  Clay 
MAItSII,  IMLSId'KV  .fc  <■().  (Heeadv. 
p.  Ixvll)  cor  Front  and  I'Inu 

Wire  Bope  Manufaoturers. 

IIALLIUIE,  A.  8.  A  CO.  412  Clay 

Wood  and  Goal. 

Andltn-cd  &  Mali,  Market  St.  Wharf 
llamlier  &  WaUh,  Mill  llowani 


lloulonger.Jl.t!.  (Charcoal)  414  Hran'iytK,  i^Vav    I    .1  ('.   r.^n  miv   „., 

IlrUolara, )..  A  Co.  lilU  Wunhlngton     "  '  *' iiV,  ill  ('«  if, mil.  ^"^^ 

Hrodniun,  Nicholas,  A16  I'oat  ."V  ji'  *  , '     liL  i.,,. ,..rv 

IJrown  A  lllhl>ct«,  Franclaco  nr  Mason  fm  WlilFU  *  ZIN\  iruiulv  r»„„ 

HrownlHB  A  Klein.  HtU  Ilroodwav  '  "V.K.\'?,J'.v':.*..'''-^-^  '**'"  *"'•  PW 


Hrowniiig  A  Klein. 620  Ilroadway 
Culcrat,  Anlonlo,  lita  rowell 
Colvin,  Jnmea,  cor  .Market  and  Keker 
(Jorliert.  E.  W.  73A  IJrannnn 
('niz,  Charlea  A  Co.  Ml  I'Ine 
Delano,  Thuniaa,  233  Fourth 
lti'nni.i,  (ieorge,  340  Hromlway 
DOYLE,. I.  It.  413raeltlc 
Dunn  A  llenrv,  KUH  I'owcll 
Dunn,  E.  .W2  Yiilnl 
Dyer  A  llnin,  »M  Thlnl 
DWYEU,  DAVID,  Ml  California 
Khheta,  A.  M.  113  ttacraniento 
Edelkump,  li.  cor  FoIhomi  and  ."Stewart 
KdwardD,  F.  N03  Stockton 
Eldridge,(i.  C.  607  Market 
FInher,  Loula,  222  anil  300  Dnnont 
Flynn  A  O'Urady.  8H2  Howard 
UEOUUK  A  MEKTES.^TO  IMne 
Olovannlnl  A  Uro.  816  I'acillc 
(Han,  Frank,  2$  Woahlngton 
llanlin.  F.  O.  133  Second 
llartnet,  M.  30  Fourth 
licaly  A  Sayen,  420  I'Ine 
llenderaon,  .1.  Jr.  836  Waahlugton 
Ilenneay,  r.  7AI  Mliwlon 
lleytVim,  M.  716  Folaom 
IIIUOINS,  £,  (Wood)  cor  Jackson  and 

Eiiat 
Holmlierg  A  Johnaon  (wood)  llattery 

near  rnion 
llomhln,  T.  Woahlnglon  nr  Hlocktou 
Juenaso,  Loula,  430  Ilroadway 
Ji!nkln!i,  II.  F.  A  Co.  cor  Commercial 

and  Drumm 
Kacliele  A  llund,  Wavcrly  place 
Kluher.Oeorge,  A66  llowani 
Kemliaw,  M.  A  Co.  Valencia  near  Six- 
teenth 
Lauterwaaaer  A  I>eterR(woodl221  Sixth 
Levy,  Edward  It.  030  Market 
.Maguire  A  Co.  cor  Ha>'ei  and  Van  Neaa 

avenue 
.Murchaiit,  J.  (woodi  Miaalon  St.  Wharf 
Mayer,  It.  8.^7  Howard 
Mctiiirry  A  Dougherty, 024  Folaom 
McKK\V.  JOHN,  431  I'nion 
McKinley,  David  A.  »M  Henry 
Mallilaa,  Charlea,  114  Washington 
.MeiKeli,Jolin,  36Ueai'y 
Melhoum,  J.  A  Co.  comer  Pow^cU  and 

Paelflc 
Mervy,  M.  A  Co.  1417  Stockton 
Monroe,  tieorgc  It.  16  Stockton 
Moore,  John,  mu  MlNhlon 
Neulena,  J.  II.  718  SaiiKom 
Nolan  A  Neshltl,  Webb  bet  California 

anil  Sacramento 
O'CimnelLJamea,  cor  Mission  and  East 
PECK.  UEORUE  H.  iSie  ailv.  p. ix.wi) 

comer  Hroadwiiy  ami  Saiisom 
Pennlman,  John,  645  Mission 
PInder,  George  E.  431  I'hlrd 
I'lxicy,  William,  216  Sutter 
Poslene,  .\ntolne,  620  Hush 
Prior,  charlea.  Oil  Folsoin 
Pulvernian,  U.  814  Folsom 
Reck,  Ueorge,  514  Union 
Renault,  J.  710  Psclflc 
Koaa,  John,  313  First 
Ituddock,  Oeorge,  cor  Sixth  and  Minna 
Rush,  John  A  Co.  637  Vallejo 
San  Francisco  Fuel  Co.  Berry  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Sands  A  Wllllama,  comer  Folaom  and 

Seventh 


Sawin  A  Bradley,  608  Broadway 

Shea,  K.  A  Co.  m  lluah 

Smith,  J.  Clarke  A  Co.  Miaalon  Street 

Wharf 
Smith,  H.  .H.  ihardi  111  Morkct 
Stand.  F.  A  J.  N.2II  Diipiuit 
STAKU  A  ROIRKK.  IH  Drumm 
ThDiniia  A  '1  whig.  East  bet  Market  anil 

Ciiinnu'rcliil 
Turner  A  lliirvev,  Roblaon's  Wharf 
Turner  A  Rundle,  corner  Center  anO 

llarrlkon 
Vogle  A  Uullon,  cor  Powell  and  Sutler 

Wood  and  Willow  Ware. 

[SeealaoWlUowWnre.j 

ARMKS  A  DALLAM  (ace  adv.  p,  cxilvj 

2l5Sa('ninu'nto 
Corbett.T.  131  Kearny 
Dow,  .M.  A  Co.  m  Seennd 
Elain  A  Howes,  310  Clay 


mil  3'iO  Battery 

Wood  Working  Maohlnery. 

FAY,  J.  A.  A  CO.  (aeo  adv.  page  ex»i 

(,'lnclnnatl 
TAINTER,  E.  C.  (see adv.  pagecxv). 

Worcester,  .Mass. 
WITIIERBY,  Rl'Od  A  RICHAKIiSON 

i.»uii  ailv.  p.  cxxx)  Worcester,  Jlass. 

Wool  Dealers. 

CSce  aino  Hides  and  Wool.] 

Callfnmla  W«ol  Orowera'  AssoclBllon. 

402  Front 
CHKI.STY  A  WISE,  «07  Front 
CLARK  A  PEUKIN.s,  ^E  cor  Front 

and  Clay 
Emnl,  H.  lsl>avls 
FAItlSII,  A.  T.  A  CO.  221  Davia 
FEIEHSI  EIN,  It.  A  CO.  212  Front 
IIEYNEMANN  A  CO.  311  CalllnrMlu 
LA;!ARD  a  McLKNNAS,  217  Itatlery 
McLENNAN,  WIIELAN  A  i;K1SAK, 

ei>r  Sanstini  and  llroailway 
MILIIOLLAND.J.  A  CO.  11  Davli 
SEDtiLEY,  JOSEPH,  533  Keariiv 
Sumner,  W.  A.  corner  Towuaeud  inil 

Crook 

Woolen  Ooods. 

[See  also  Cloths  and  Woolen  Ouodt.] 

BADUEK  A   LINDENBEROKR,  415 

Battery 
LOCAN  A  CO.  (SCO  adv.  page  xcUlilO] 

Clay 
MISSION  WOOLEN    M1LL.S,  Lniaid 

A  McLennan  (see  adv.  p.  clxxxiti 

115  Battery 
PONTON,   DkARCK  L.  (see  adv.  page 

elxxxli  62*1  Sacramento 
S.  F.  PIONEER  .MILLS,  lleyneinunn 

A  Co.  311  California 
8TEIS,  SI.M«»N  A  CO.  laee  adv.  pigc 

liili  032  Sacramento  and  Ktl  Com 
VLLMANN,  M.  A  CO.  iscc  adv.  pugu 

cllx)  630  Hacnuneuto 
WEILL,  E.  A  SON    (see    adv.  page 

xcv)  610  Sacramento 

Woolen  Manufaoturers. 

MI8.S10N  WOOLEN  MILLS,  Lazard 
A  McLennan  (see  adv.  p  cl.\xxli> 
olfiee  115  Battery 

S  F.  PIONEER  MILLS,  Hcyncmann 
A  Co.  office  311  California 

Worsted  Ooods. 

[See  also  Fancy  Ooods,  Etc.] 

Friedlander,  II.  4  Montgomery 
L0(;AN  a  00.  (see  adv.  page  xcliii  fiU 

Clay 
MEAtillER,  TAAFFE  A  CO.  107  Bat 

Teaat  Powder  Manufacturers. 

CALLAGHAN,  D.  (Bonnolly'a)  (leo 
adv.  page  clvillj  121  Front   - 


PAOmo  INBUBABTCa  OO.  Oash  Assets,  f  MUi862.8a. 


CHIOKXBINO'8  Fiutoi  have  the  best  touch  and  tone.   A.  KOHLSB,  Aient,  Ban  Franoluo 


CALIFORNIA 


^BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


ARHANOKH  ALVHAUKTirALLY  HY  IIIISINKSS  AND  TOWN'S.    TIIK  COUNTY  IS  ADDED 
WIIKKE  THERE  AHE  TWO  Oil  MOKE  I-0(;AL1T1ES  OK  THE  SAME  NAME. 


llcllt.  IlllffC 

ItKNH'IA     ' 


Aoademies. 

fSeo  nlno  (.'oiniiicrciiil  Aciiilciniog.] 

rXION  ACADEMY,  U.  JI.  Kiii^  (we  adv. 

IT)  Aliiino 

COI,LE(iE     AM)      IXSTI- 

TITK.  ('.  .1.  KIuIKhci-  mlv.  dciit.  p. -Jl)  Iteiiicia 
ST.  CATIIEIMXE'S   ACADEMY,  Sister 

LmiiHii  O'Neill  (Hfi- nilv.  ilciit.  i»ii),'c  "i",')  Deiiiciu 
YoiiiiK  l^mlii's'  Scuiiimiy,  C.  T.  Millo,  I'riii- 

('ipiii  licnic'lii 

(IranH  Viilley   Si'iiiiimry,  Mrs.  John  Aliler- 

(<ev  (iniHB  Viilley 

SOTOVOME    INSTITCTE,  AnduiHoii   &. 

Stdckwcll  Iwe  adv.  dfpt.  piiKt!  ;.'S)     Ilciddxbiii'i; 
ACADEMY  OK  .\OTKE  l)A>IE  (wu  iidv. 

dcpl.  imu'i'  <"•')  Miiry»villu 

Y(»rX(i   LADIES'  SEMIXAKY,  MiH.  E. 

I'dBtDU  iM-e  iiilv.  dt'pl.  piiKi-  (il|  MiirvHville 

X'Al'ACOLEEOl.VTE  INSTITCTE,  W.    ' 

S.  TiiriiiT  iKi'i'  Hdv.  ilcpt.  \>.\)H'.  t;.'))      Xiipii  Citv 
YOrXO  LADIES' SE.MIXAUY,  MisH  M. 

S.  Mi'Diiiiald  (hol'  adv.di'pt.  page  ^!l)  Xapa  Ci'y 
Aniin,  MixH  Oaliland 

ItOYS'    ENOLISII    AXD    CLASSICAL 

SCHOOL,  M.  A.  Lynde  Oiiklaiid 

Dovlc,  Marv  A.  '  Oaklaad 

0AKLAX1>  COLLEGE  SCHOOL,  Iwiiic 

II.  Kravton  |M'e  adv.  dcpt.  xiuim  1!>)        Oakland 
PACIFIC  I'KMALE  COLLE<iE  Oakland 

YorXO  LADIES'  SEMIXAUY,  Mix.  (J. 

■JI.  HIakf  iM'i' adv.  (U'pt.  1>»K(.'  IH)  Oakland 

i'didiuna  ('(illcjfi^  Scliool  IVtalnnia 

S.U'KAMEXTO     SEMIXAKY  (nee   adv. 

di'pl.  pajic  l'^)  Sucratnento 

ACADEMY  XOTliE  DAME  (we  udv.  dept. 

jiiini'  1 1 )  Sun  Jose 

SAN  JOSE  COLORED  SCHOOL  (»ee  adv. 
;       (Icpt.  pa^e  1 1 )  8)111  Jose 

iSiui  Joii6  liistituto  and   Cotninerciul  Col- 
lege San  Joecj 
St  Jolin'H  Intititatiou                                    San  Juan 
Sim  Mateo  Insiitiito                                   San  Mateo 
MIKL  INSTITUTE                                 San  Itufi'.el 
FEMALE  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE 
I       (fiee  adv.dept.  paKo  10)                     Santa  Clara 
SANTA  CLARA  COLLEGE  (bcc  adv.  dept. 
;       Pnjrel2)                                             Siiiita  Clara 
'  UNIVERSITY  OP  PACIFIC  (eee  adv.  dept. 
'.       piifCK  10)                                             Santa  Clara 
Yrekn  Academy  Yroka 


Agents,  Express. 

[See  Exprc-tuca  ;  alw),  E.xpiesH  AKonts.] 

Agents,  Forwarding  and  Freight. 

[Svu  .MiTcliaiitH,  Forwarding.] 

Agents,  General. 

[See  nrokciH.] 

Agents,  Insurance. 

[See  liiHUiaiU'e  AgentH.] 

Agents,  Mining. 

[Sie  IJrokcix  and  Jlining  Agents.] 

Agents,  News. 

[.See  Xt'WH  Agents.] 

Agents,  Real  Estate. 

[.See  Real  Estate.] 

Agricultural  Implements. 

[*.Mannlaetnrers;  see  also  Merclianls.Oeneral. 
lU DWELL,  T.  ,}.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  S:i)       Chico  I 
SI'YDAM  Jt  JONES  (see  adv.  dept.  page  8!l)    CIneo 
WOOD  &  CHAl'MAX  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  UO)  Cliico 
•CHEADLE  &  HARDY,  plows  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  17)  Danville 

WELLER,C.  Jackson 

"Kairlianks,  .1.  (J,,  liarvesting  Langwortli 

HERNARD   Ik.   I'ARSOXS,  repairers  (see  ' 

adv.  dept.  page  51)  Marysville 

'ELLISON,  .v.,  plows  (see  adv.  dept.  page 


O 


Tit) 
XORTII,  OEOROE&CO. 

page  70) 
I'READWELL&CO. 
SMITH  &    CHESEHRO   ( 

page  '-'3) 
KI'.AKT,  HEXRY  (see  adv. 


HaKEK  &  HAMILTON 
Carolan,  J.  &  Co. 
*MeGowan,  P.,  plows 
MOORE,  F.  J. 
"Ready  &  McFarlin,  plows 
TREADWELLiVCO. 
*1K)NNER&  McKENZIE  (see  iidv 
page  13) 


Marysville 
(see  adv.  deiit. 

Marysville 
Marysville 
see  udv.  de])t. 

Napa  Citv 
dept.  p.  !•!)  Red  RluH' 
Sacraii  ento 
Sacramento 
Saciaaiento 
Sacramento 
Siurairtento 
.Sacramento 
leiit. 

San  Jose 


•INGHAM,  J.  &  J.,  plows  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  14)  San  Jose 


A.  BOUAN*  &  00.  The  only  ezolosive  Bo6k  Store  oa  (he  Faoiflo  Coast. 
28 


III 


V 


:'    i 


NOBTH  AMOBIOA  XJPII IN8URAM01I  OO.  No  reitriotlon  on  oooopaUon  or  travoL 

484                       PACIFIC     COAST     1JU8INK8S     DIRECTORY 

• 

"I'llKLPS,  1).  N.,  Koi.li«r  ImpH  («■«  lulv. 

KICE,  EMMKTTE. 

Meadow  Luke 

(It'pt.  piiui'  l<>)                                    Sun  liCtinilrn 

Wiidaiiii  &-  Cliirk 

Me.idow  l.iiku 

•AnU'H  &  Crowlliir,  iiIowh                      SiiiiIu  Cliini 

ChanilierlMili,  II.  M.&Co. 

Meniliii'lud 

COI-KMAN,  A.&.  CO.                                     SliaHtik 

.Miinav,  .1.  I>. 

Menilddiiii 

.ION  KS  &.  1 1  \:\\ IJCIT  (Kfc  ml V.  ilrpt.  ii.'JK)  Slorkloli 

IIOKIJ.SCIIXEIJ,  A.  11. 

Mokulainiie  Hill 

WKILS'IKK  IIKOH.  («>'(>  adv.  di'pt.  |>.  :ill)     Siucktuii 

Callaul  u'i,.Ioliu  D, 

.Moaieii'v 

*Wliiliii«.  S.  li.                                                Volnmo 

Cuiilleld.ColWert  A. 

.Moliliiey  1 

•IJKA/KLL.CUOWKLIi  &,HI.\  (Htoii.lv. 

Caldwell,  .Sauiaul 

M(Miie'it  Kliii 

d.'pt.  pii»fi'  17)                        WtmliliiKloii  ('oriifii-H 

Eaton,  X.         Saiitu  ('lara  County,  Mountain  Virw  i 

•Mi'dilluugli,  .lolm                                    Yiiliii  City 

.loneH,  Wiiliani 

.Maipliyn 

Agrioultural  Supplios. 

lUtVNTOX,  E.  N. 
MALONY,  A.  U. 

Napa  Cily 
Napii  Cilv 

[Sfu  Sofdaiiu'ii.) 

Ilarinnn.  E.  W. 

Nevada  Cii'v 

AmbrotypiBts. 

nrssKNUs.j.F. 

SI'EXCE,  E.  E. 

Nevada  Cilv 
Nevada  Ciiy 

[Sw  l'li<itoKnipliii.lM.] 

MeOretforv.  .I'uiiei) 

XiioliiiI« 

KHAXCliEUEJt  UUTLEU 

North  San  .liiun 

Apiarists. 

S.iiilord,  E.  1'. 

Oakhiiiii 

Yoiiiitr,  AiiioH                                      Tt'xiiH  KpriiiKM 

Tnnnv,   U. 

0:ikhai(l' 

d 

llarliiituii,  J.  S.                                            iSui'i'iinu'iitu 

McDEKMO'lT,  AKTIIL'K 

Oidville 

! 

I'AUIi,  WKNZKL  .r.                                       Yrukii 

CAUOTIIEUS,.!,  IL 

Paclifcii 

•1 
1 

Apothecaries. 

Mayiiard,  V   T. 
Slllilette  \.  Ilnie 

Pelaliiiiju 
I'ellllmilll 

i 

[SuouIbo  DniKH  iiml  .M>iiiriin>,| 

Towiie,  S.  0. 

I'elaliiniii 

Miles,  Siiivllii!  M.                                         Alli'L'liiinv 

(Iairetl,.l.l{. 

I'la  .■ivill,. 

1 

IIOCK.MA.V,  KICKAItn                        '  kcIhCihhp 

Wliite,  U, 

IManivillc 

Wi-lilier,  Miii'k                                                 ^mImmii 

IIUADWAY,.IOSEPII    U.  (»eo 

udv.  dept.               1 

^ 

Wiihlilnirii,  1".  L.                                  Urowi          illcy 

\»>H''  ":•) 

l{ed  llliill'i 

J 

Itiidilt'ii,  iliiiiifH                                         Ciiij         villu 

CollinH,  Harry 

Red  lllnir 

OIJKYANT,  WILLIAM  J.                 Ciiii      .iiville 

Meriill,S.  S. 

Redwiioil  (iiy  , 

S 

It.VUTOy,  KHaXK  a.  (hoo  adv.  drpi   p.  IH.,    Cliin. 

KlviV  IJiitler      '       ■    ■• 

RohlaTvillt; 

1 

XOONAN.JKKKY  C.                                       Clii.o 

Cr.ine,  S.  S.                  ••   ■•• 

Sai'laliii'lilii 

IKXiLK,  .1.  A.                                       Chiiu'Hc  CmiM> 

itoliertv,  .laiiiex 

S.M'l'innciilii 

WiiImIh,  .1.    Hop                                                                                       CulliK.I 

(;iiiii;l.kuki)KKick                 CoiipciopoiiH 

KmU,  Henry  C. 

Saeraiaciilii 

"5 

Kllnk  \    .\faitlcld 

Saeraiinnlii 

iO 

Krilv  &    (iMllilulld                                               Ci>pp('l'(>pi)lit< 

POLHEMI'S,.!.  L. 

S.ii'r.iiiii'iiid 

jf 

lliiylicH,  .liiuii'H                                        Cirxci'iit  City 

Swi'etlaiiil,  It.  K. 

.Saerauiiiiiii 

8 

COtMIUAXK,  KICIIAHU  A.  (w.i.dv.  d.pt. 

WAll,  (iEOUtJES. 

S  leniiiii'Mtu 

1 

panuMv!)                                                Dnwiiifvillc 

Davih.  U.                         CiilaveraH  Co.,  San  Ainlrciii 

STKOXO.l).  W.                                         Dalili  Kliil 

FUAXKLIX,  .M.  A. 

San  lleriinnliiiii 

lliniiiiiii,  M.  1).           El  Dorado  Comity,  1)1  Doiado 

I'eacoik,  .1.  C. 

San  llei'iiaiiliiid 

NVallfi',  A.  L.                                                      Kuiuku 

Krihliie,  Williiiin  K. 

San  ,\iw 

Xoiiiian,  W.  A.                                            Kiddli-lowii 

llt-WHon,  .1.  H.  Jc  Co. 

Sun  ilnri' 

llinidiuiii,.!.  II.                                                   Kolfoiii 

Sclioenlu-Jt,  A. 

.San  .liw 

6 
o 

(ILAliK,  WILLIAM  M.                                  KoIhoiu 

ItriuKH,  M.  11. 

Siiila  llailuiin 

Smith,  A.  A.                                                KovlifhtDWii 

Korlii'H  »V  Co. 

S..nl.i  I'liiiii 

4 

WKSTON,  |{.  8.                                         ForiHt  Citv 

KKEELAXI),  E.  (1. 

Whipiile,  .1.  .M. 

Santa  Chuii 

I'AWKlirUST,  R.                                     FoitHl  Mill 

Sania  Cliiiii 

crXXIX(iIIA.M,  I'.W.                          Oooi!{ttowii 

.McKernaUt,  Win.  P. 

.Saiila  ('ill/ 

S? 

III  IIKU,  1).                                                        (iiliov 

Slieparil,.!. 

.SanlJ  Ci'iu 

OB 

Wai-dnLT,  S.                                                       Cold  Kiiii 

Speiuer,  Tlionai» 

Santa  linsi 

llaiiiH,  S.  M.                                             (iiaxH  Valley 

Wellendorll',  Lonii) 

.^liiiKla 

LOinZKNIIICISKU,  WILLIAM        (iia.«  Valky 

(ialcH  iV  Hro 

Silver  Moiniliiiii 

9 

S.MlTil  \.  KOSS                                       (iniKH  Valley 

WellN,  Willinin  II. 

Silvi'vvillu 

2 

TVUHKLL,  »!.({.                                      (inish  Valley 
LIVr.LY,  J.  11.                                                Ilavilali 

DILLON, CllAULESH. 

S.iiKiiim 

1 

Hoelier,  P. 

SdlKIIM 

CAXAX  &  KIKE                                     llealdhlmiK 

Shaw,  .lolni 

S rii 

1 

Fariiswortli,  A.                                          Indepeadeiief 

HOYXTOX.O.  V. 

St.   llrlcllll 

Fetui-H,  J.  A.                                                      Iiiuo  Cilv 

Dehnani,  .S.   II. 

.Siiiiktdii 

IlLAIK,  .lA.MKS  I),  (seendv.  dcpt.  p.  S."-)  I^i  I'oite 

Ilolden,  E.S. 

Sidckliiii 

WILLAKO,  EMOUY  L.  (eee  adv.  dept. 

WillianiH  iV  .Moore 

Slol'klilM 

)a«e  Sj)                                                     Im  I'orte 
l)u    {oIh,  W.  V.                                                Liiie.dll 

STOCKMON&  UHO. 

Siiii-iiii  City 

Moody,  K.  F. 

SUMMlvilll- 

.irXOK,  ADOLI'II                                  LoH  AiwliH 

Xeale",  A.  C. 

SllHllllVilll' 

Wollweliur,  'riieodoro                                   Lou  AliHeleH 

Deiniix,  .).  D. 

SntlerCnrk 

<JL'IIU;USON,  S.  r.                                 Lower  Lako 

lHood,  AinoK 

Tayliiivilli' 

Cook  <!li.  Suiuul'Ih                                             .Maripona 

Tartar  &  Oalland 

'I'l'liaiiwi 

Kllv,  ({.  W.                                                  MariiMJtia 

WeKselH.S.  {;. 

Tiinliiiclwi 

HIack,  1).  I).                                           Markleuvillo 

HAZEL,  HENSON 

I'kiali 

Lawreiifo,  (inoruc  A.               "                     Martinez 

Mathers,  (i  M. 

I'kiiili 

ClUTTLE  &  COULT  («ee  adv.  dcpt.  pajjo 

UEYNOLDS.  J.  W.  IJ. 

Vacaville 

tit))                                                           .MarvBVille 

TILSON,.I.I). 

Vacavillc , 

COWAN  &   FLINT  (Bt-e  udv.  dept.  puKo 

FROST,  JAMES 

Vallcjii 

(7)                                                           Marysville 

TOPLEY,  JAMES 

Valli'jo 

HOESCII,  JOHN  (see  udv.  dept.  p.  77)   Murysville 

BAKER,  MARTIN 

Visiilia 

IIoniiiiK,  (».                                                  Marynville 

ULAKE,  JAMES  W. 

Viiilllm; 

FOLLAUD.CHAKLES  P.                     Marynville 

DAVENPORT,  M.  U.  (nee  adv. 

dept.  p. ;ili)  Niwiliii 

Scott  &  Deal                                                 MaryHville 

WARNER,  J.  E. 

VoliMiio 

Wilkins  &.  Eiif^Iaiul                                   Maryaville 

Sean),  Penniiniin  &  Bradbury 

Walnut  Creek 

HABCRALZi  A  II 


CA 


Irvlan  St  RHJley 
Swuit,  .V.  T.  *.  Co. 
Itjiinleeiier,  .MoHeN 
1,.\.VIII':USIIEIMI< 
crNNIXdllA.M,. 
\V(»(!1)LIFF,  Tilt 
Dcvvill,  RohertO. 
lldljler,  Ft'rniJido 


nVLOIl,  PDTEU 
II.MI.SON,  SETIl  (, 
lli'iiiiiii,  A.  A. 
Clark,  If. 
UMiliaI'd,  II.  R. 
(tudilrii'li,  Levi 
U'lizeii,  Theodore 


Arms  ( 

[See  Onii 


[See  llaiikvi'K 
illixHiV  I'ond 
l)in').'iiHr,  William 
(•0(  IIKAXE,  RICl 

U.Ml'IXO,  P.  A.\ 

|.Ml)()Ki:,  MIXER  iV 
I  llcMiaw.  ,M.  W. 
'lldiud,  F.  O. 

'iii;i(iiLiX(i,p. 
ikiki>ij;r,  f. 

I  hake  .Mannt'artnriiiK 
I  .Milium,  Fi'iiiiklin 
KNKillTiV  CO.  (ki'i 

;i,ri;ititi;RT,  wiLi 

dept.  piiKO   17) 
'  IIIiiiIh  \,  Tidly 
tm.J.I. 
U'alei,><  iV,  ('o, 

i>;\MX,  E.  iv  CO. 

Iififlilcii^;,  F.  &  Co, 
(Irceiihood  iV  Xewhn 

Attorn 

[See  also   District    .li 
I  aUo,  Di»tr 

Tiiitc,  Williiini 

l»i;.MlN(;,  HVUON 

IliivniH,  II.  W. 

(It.Mti,  E.  L. 

II.Md\V  FELLOW," 
ill.V.MlLTON,  J. 
]  .Mvrcs,  It.  F. 
I  I'dlaii.l,  U.  (!. 
!  Tlidiiiiis,  IV  W. 
\'t\\fvi\  &  Ciaiif 
'.\Widii,  J.  E.  ' 

M.(!i:i:,ii.  J. 

MIZXKU,  L.  H. 
(iralmiii,  W.  II. 
Hfdily,  P. 
Amlrt'ws,  ,J.  A. 
•iiioilall,  J.  K. 
('"Hull,  W.  T. 
Wliiiinini,  (i.  M. 
Ameiilieriiier,  Frederic 
"'ooilward,  F.  J. 
Xi.vi'ii,  .loliu 
Iiiilv,  J.  T. 

UUKWOOl),  JAMI-I 
!  ''luy,  Oeorge 

j''iiii ,  m;  r.  c. 

•">*HOP,  A.  W. 
^'I'AIJK,  J.  A. 
MARTIN,  JAMES  C. 


FAOIFIO  nrsUB ANOB  OO.   Office  422  CftUfornia  Street,.  Ban  Fnmoisco. 


A.B011d 


MABCBAIiXi  a  MrrFAXTXB'B  Planoa,  Oheap«Bt  in»de.   A.  XOBIiSB,  Asent.  Ban  Franolwa 


OAIilFORNIA.        APOTUEOARISS  —  ATTORNEYS. 


485 


Ii.,.|mi  Si.  Hiiility 

Swuit,  .V.T.&  Co. 

OIlcnlll'lH'l',   MOKI'H 

LAAlli:iJ.SIIi;iMKK,AXT()\ 
(1  NMNOIIAM..!.  S. 
WOKltLIKK,  THOMAS 
Dcwiii.  UdlM'ilO. 
ItoKlfii  I'Vriiiiiiilo 

Arohiteots. 
TAYi-ou,  I'lrrr.it 

IIAIISON,  SKTIl  (Kfi-mlv.  (ltpl.|i. 
ll,'.ninll,  A.  A. 
(,'liiili,  It. 

U'lllliinl,  II.  U;  , 

Ooiiilrii'li,  Levi 
I,iMi/.i.ii,'l'lif')tlort! 


WiitwmviHo 

WalKKIlVillc! 

WniviTviilo 

WiliiiiiiKliiii 

WoDclliiiid 

Wodilliind 

Yri'kii 

Yi'uka 


.McikIow  Ijiki! 

i:i|  Sui  I'liiiii'iito 

Kiii'i'iiiiii'iilo 

Sucniiiii'iilo 

SiU'i'iiMioiilo 

San  iFoHu 

SaiiJuKo 


Arms  and  Amunition. 

[Suo  (iiniH;   alnii,  (liiiiHinitliH.) 

Assayers. 


[Scu  llunkui'rt  i  ali*o 

IHi^HiV  I'oikI 
i^icKHcr,  Williiiui 
I'OCIIKANK,  IMCIIAUI) 

UMI'IX«},  1'.  A.  iV   CO. 

|iiiKi;«l) 
iMOOKi:,  MINKIt&l'O. 
lllcliiliiiw.  M.  W. 
illoar.l,  K.  <i. 

KKICIIMN'd.l'. 
|KIKI)l-i;«,  F. 
I  liiikf  .Maiiul'aclarin;;  Co. 

Miliiin.  Kraiiklia 

KXI(;llT  Ai.  CO.  (M.ra.lv. 

MKHIIKUT,  WILMA.M 
!       cli'i't.  paifo  .17) 

lliiiil^  \.  Tnlly 
'oil,. I.. I. 

WllllTS  \,  Co. 

LKWIN,  K.  iV  CO.  (»<•.- ad 
,  KficlilcMj,',  K.  &.  Co. 
(irwiiliDiid  &  Ni'wtmiicr 


.Siiu'lliiii^  WorkM.) 

<'aiM|>lonvillo 
Coliiial)ia 
A   ;«<•(' adv.  dcpt. 

huwiiievillu 
(ncu    adv.  <lc|it. 

l>owuievilli' 

Datcli  Flat 

Kiddli'towii 

KiddU'lown 

•hu'kMMi 

KiTiivillo 

Kao.willc 

Kiioxvillt) 

di.|it.  |i.  l>.*i)     MaiyHvilli! 

\,   (■(  I,   IM'tMulv, 

,Mi-adii\v  Laku 

.Ni'Viidu  City 

N'ovuda  City 

S  K'laaii'iili) 

v.di'i)!.  pa^'o  '.•())    Shasta 

Volcano 

Woavervilli) 


Attorneys  at  Law. 


|Scc  aUo  DiHirii't   .liid^ 
I  alxo,  l>i»ti'ii'l 

Tiiilc,  William 
DK.MINti,  nVUON 
llinviis,  II.  \V. 
IliAKi.K.  L. 

iiam;\  kki.lows 
iiiA.Mii;rox,  J. 

I  JIvrcH,  It.  V. 
I  IVIunil,  !{.  C. 
ITIidiiuis,  1'.  W. 
!  Twi'cd  it  Craii{ 
iAlilioll,  ,1.  K.  ■ 

M.dKK.ll.  .1. 

MIZXKW,  L.  H. 

(iriiliiiiii.  AV.  II. 

litddy,  1'. 

Aiidn^w  s,  J.  A. 

licioilidl,  .F.  K. 

(idiiL'ii,  \V.  T. 

Wliitniiia,  (i.  iM. 

Aiilciilicnner,  Kredcritk 

W(Kj(lvvai(l,  V.  J. 

NLxen,  .loliu 

Iliilv,  .1.  T. 

Uli'KWOOl),  JAMES 

Mav,  Gfor>?o 

I'lilliiini,  M'.  R.  C. 

BISHOP,  A.  W. 

C'LAUK,  J.  A. 

.MAKTLX.JAMKSC. 


rs;  uIko,    Coaiity    Jadgi'H; 
.VlluiiU'ys,  I'll. J 

.Viigt'l'H  Camp 

Areata 

Areata 

Aiilairii 

Aiiliarn 

,  AnlMirn 

Aniaii'ii 

Auliara 

'  Aalmra 

'  Aalaini 

lliMiieia 

Hfiiieia 

ilfiiieiii 

Dciiloii 

liontxai 

ItoliauH 

Mono  County,  Uriilgi-povt 

.Mono  Coanty,  Itiidueport 

Alotio  Contity,  Uridgoma't 

IJrown'H  V'alley 

Kiii'wood 

Caelie  Ci'eok 

Caelieville 

L.  Caniplonvlllo 

Ciiniptonville 

IJultu  County,  Cln'fokee 

Cliico 

Cliieo 

Chi-o 


CaliiveniH 
Kl  l>(a'ai|o 
Kl  Dorado 


Wilnon,  E.  H. 

llali'M,  A.  H.  .^ 

lli-eincr,  ilolin  K. 

lilndHev,  •'. 

Walker,  A.  M. 

liODKISII,  W.  II, 

Indiana,  Oeo.  II. 

Van  Oiillder,  A.  A. 

LtiHlie,  Lyman 

Nn^ent,  .1.  II. 

<load.  Win.  K. 

.Scniple,  CliiiH.  I). 

Sliepiiidxon,  Dadli-v 

TKKADWAY,  JUSKPIKJ 

Weaver,  A.  U. 

LoiiK,  T.  W. 

Porter,  .1.  W. 

AdaniM,  U.  K. 

Ilavnert,  .1.  P. 

Wr'iKlit,  S.  P. 

Power,  M.  II. 

Hartlell,  LoiiIh 

C'owdery,  .1.  V. 

Davidfoii,  Siimnel  II. 

IIAVKN,  .lAMKSM. 

.lOII.NSON,  .lAMKS  A. 

Pratt  it  Howera 

N'anclief  Peter 

Arnold,  I..  M. 

AI'IM'UY,  K. 

nuow.N.c.  .J. 

(iayloiil,  (i.  II. 
Wi;^giiiH.  Unt'iiti  A. 
Oigoii,  T.  .1. 
Teare,  Philip 
llridfjes.  O.  C. 
Ilroek,  W.  S. 
Ilanini,  .laiiieH 
llaveiirt,  II.  W. 
llaveiiH,  .lolin  l>. 
ItiekH.  C.  S. 
'r<Mii|diinH.  I).  W. 
WeHtmoreland,  ChurluH 
Ihiiiuhty,  .lidin 
IlavH,  l*.ake  <". 
Ilii'.eklev,.!.  C. 
W.dlH,  William  8. 
Catlin,  A.  P. 
Kreneh.C.  (i.  W. 
IIOPPKU,  1".  .1. 
Ila^tin;,'^<.  C.  M. 
Oweim;  K.  S. 
Kitx  .Simmonx,  II. 
IIKHOY,  KDWAUDP. 
(iltlKI  rni,  .lOIIN  L. 
lliekok,.l..l. 
l«A(l(iS,  ISAAC 
DKCKL.  .1.  C. 
l>lllltM':&-  ItVKNK, 
MASMN,  K.  W. 
O'COXNOl},  M.  P. 

KomcKTs,  i:.  w. 

TAYLOR,  C. 
WATKIJS,  «{.  L. 
.-VmeH,  JoNepli  P. 
Clark,  •loHeph 
llrnndaire,  It. 
HIUNK.I).  I>, 
CALHOUN,  K.  K. 
FUKKMAN,  J.  W. 
LASPKYUK,  THOMAS 
Heed,  Tlieron 
l>A«l{OW,.IOHNO. 
.Miirpliy,  Kdwaid 
Norton,  L.  A. 
Span-,  1).  V. 
Williams,  W.  T 
Iliirtinan,  K.  O. 
Ontinnnn,  A. 


CIdeo 

Clark^villu 

C'lui'kr<villu 

Coltax 

.,  Coll'.l.\ 

Coliniia 

Colomu 

,,  Coloma 

■  '  •        Colniiilda 

ijoliimliia 

ColnHn 

ColllHII 

,  CohiNi 

'  CcdiiMU 

Cidnxji 

I'aillterville 

CnallervilU! 

CruHount  City 

CretH'eiit  City 

Crc«t'ent  City 

DamaHcim 

Downicvillu 

Downievillu 

,     iKiwiiiovillu 

'■,    Duwiiieville 

llownii'villi! 

Dowiiieville 

Downievillu 

Dniili  Klut 

Diiteli  Klat 

Dal  eh  Klat 

Dateh  Flat 

Comity,  Kl  Dorado 

Comity,  Kl  Dorado 

Coiinly,  Kl  Dorado 

Kmeka 

I'^ufka 

Kareku 

Kiirrka 

Kareka 

Kiireka 

Kareku 

Kaieka 

Fairlield 

Kairtleld 

Fairlield 

Fairtiehl 

FoImohi 

FolM)m 

FolHom 

Forln'stowa 

F<a'lH'>ilovvn 

Fore«l  Hill 

Fort  .Ioae« 

fJeoiKetown 

Orund  iKbind 

<ira»M  \  alley 

OiiiMH  A'alley 

Oram  \'alley 

4irn*w  Valley 

(SrtiKi  Valley 

<trntiw  A'alley 

OraxM  \  alley 

OriiH«  Vallev 

Half  Mo/>n  Hay 

JIappv  Camp 

llavilati 

ilavilah 

llavilah 

Havilaii 

Havihih 

Ilavilali 

Healdnl)nrj.' 

ilealdxhnr;.' 

iIfaldHhat>; 

llealdxlnnx 

Mt'uldxhnrg 

Ilornitus 

Hoinelown 


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Uoolie,  G.  M. 
HOWK,  ALONZO  J. 
Unriiell,  Joel 
Cooi)er,  li.  F. 
Miller,  V.  K. 
Slude,  Tlioiims  P. 
HiiBoroft,  John 
Carter,  H.  A. 
Luwrciice,  W.  D. 
Oril,  li.  15. 

TiiiiH.t,  s.  n. 

AUMSTUONf},  JOHN  W. 

AhIi,  Tlioiiiitg  P. 

HAIK'OC'K,  II.  E. 

HIMOUS.R.M. 

Urowii,  A.  V. 

Hrowti,  JiiiiicH  T. 

Furlev,  J,  T. 

({()Kt)()N.  iM.  \V. 

Hinit,  E.  «. 

Turner,  J.  Foot 

Felter,  A.  J. 

S<'!)ell,  A. 

Sdieli,  a.  W. 

STAKES  A.  O. 

Snowlmll,  J.  W. 

Haynioiid,  Creed 

0(irmly.  P.  J. 

Ciawforu,  Woods 

Miuiii,  O.  A. 

Tlioiiipiion,  J.  R. 

\\\-M>,  S.  K. 

WINCJIESTEK,  L.  I). 

llimiliii,T.  T. 

Biirti!*,  John 

Ervin,  John 

(iLASSELL  &  CHAPMAN 

Kewen  &.  Ilowiird 

LANDER,  JAMES  II. 

.Moiriuon  &.  King 

Wiilson,  J.  A. 

Wiuchedler,  H. 

Perry,  A.  B. 

Hradt'ord  &  Daly 

CAMPBELL  &  BT'RCKILM. 

CORCORAN,  JOHN  M. 

(iraudvuinet,  J.  A. 

Jones,  L.  F. 

Allen,  O.H. 

Cook.  II. 

(iOFFit  HALL 

(ioir.ChurleH  P. 

(irillith,  S.  W. 

Morrin,  Henry 

Ti'lilit",  MoBeB 

.Mlt-n,  Hoiitce 

lirown,  Tliomnn  A. 

CliaK',  .M.  S. 

.Millf.  ilirani 

Williauie,  J.  F.  ■ 

AHlil'ord,  L.  J. 

Beliiier,  W.  C. 

EASTMAN,  JAMES  I». 

Kilkinti,  Charles  E. 

(ioodwin,  .1.  O. 

HAT(II&  McOIAl!) 

HlliliAKI),  C.  V.  I). 

McCiiiin,  F.  J. 

Kowe  &.  BlivH 

Si;MPEI{,SAMrELP. 

•SWEZV,  (J.  N. 

Whilefidi'S,  N.  E. 

CALinVELL,  JOHN 

I'lenieuH,  Orion 

CoKHitt,  H.  B. 

COX,  TOM 

(iiillowav  ii.  Cowden, 

llutton,  I^'riink 

Tillbrd  &  Foster, 


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Horse  town 
How  land  Flat 
HydeMville 
Intlepeml   nee 
Indepcndonce  j 
ln<le|ienden<'0 
Indiana  Raneli  j 
lone  Citv  ' 
Iowa  Hill  I 
Jacinto  i 
Jaeinto  i 
JackHon  i 
JuekHon 
Jaekxon 
Jaekson 
Jacki-on 
JarkHon 
JaekKon 
Jaekeon 
Jaekxon 
Jaekxon 
Jnnclion  City 
Knight'8  Ferry 
Knighl's   Ferry 
Knight's  Ferry 
Knight's  Landing 
La  Porte 
La  Porte 
Lakeport 
Lakeport 
Lakeport 
Lakeport 
Lakeport 
Langworth 
Lewiston 
Lewiston 
LoH  Angeles 
Loa  Angeles 
L  s  Angeles 
Lob  .Angeles 
Los  Angeles 
Lowei'  Lake 
Magaliu 
Mariposa 
Mariposa 
Mariposa 
Mariposa 
Mariposa 
Maiklet'ville  j 
Markleeville  ' 
Murkleeville  ; 
Markleeville  j 
Markleeville 
Markleeville 
Markleeville 
iAIarline/, 
Alanine/.  ] 
Martine/,  i 
Marline/.  | 
Martinez,  \ 
Marysville 
Jlarysviile 
Marysville 
Marysville 
Marysville  I 
iMarysville 
Marysville  : 
Marysville  I 
Marysville  | 
Marysville  i 
Marysville  ' 
Marysville  1 
Meadow  Lake  ! 
iAIeadow  Lake  : 
Meadow  Luke 
Meadow  Lake 
Meadow  Lake 
Meadow  Lake 
Meadow  Lake 


Stevenson,  D.  C. 
Adams,  A.  V. 
Dndley,  A.  P. 
Beiiinan,  Trnnuin 
Blankniun,  Heiu'v  O. 
Geil,  Sainnel  F.  " 
Gregory  &.  AA'oodside 
Mcrritt",  Josiali 
Whiting,  B.  C. 
Mnniford,  Ferdinand  S. 
Branscn,  A. 
Cronch,  Robert 
Hurtson,  C. 
Horrell,  Johnson 
Laniont,  James  A. 
PENDE(JAST,  W.  W. 
POND,  J.  E. 
RAYLE,  P.  W.  S. 
Steere,  R.  N. 
Slonv,  T.  P. 
Towie,  G.  W. 
Tnoker,  T.J. 
Belden,  D. 
CALDWELL,  J.  I. 
CALDWELL,  JOHN 
CROSS,  W.  \V. 
HAWLEY&  WILLIAMS 
HILL  &  CASWELL. 
MiFarliind,  T  iJ. 
NILES,  A.  C. 
PALMER,  J.  C. 
Reardon,  T.  B. 
SAKGENT,  A.  A. 
Hart,  James 
JOHNSON,  J.  B. 
STIDGER,  O.  P.  &  SOX 
Blake,  G.  M. 
Glaseoek,  William  11. 
Wa!kins,  11.  P. 
Lamonr,  Robert  M. 
Polk,  J.  R. 
Bl'BT,  JAMES  M. 
Conghev,  S.  W.  W. 
LEWIS,  J.  E.  N. 
LOTT,  CHABLES  F. 
Manriee,  A. 
Bosrnbanin,  S. 
SMITH  &GBANGER 
Wils.n,  E.  B. 
BliKs,  W.  D. 
Carder,  D.  D. 
Chandler,  J<isiah 
COLTON,  F.  1). 
Jones,  W.  Heirrv 
Overton,  A.  P. 
OWEN,  J.  W. 
IVaree,  George 
RiniU'UN.L  c. 
WEED,  (JEOKliK  W. 
SHATTl'CK.F.  W. 
Sonthard,  •!.  II. 
Thompson,  A.  W. 
Wiekershaiii,  I.  G. 
Woudworlli,  \{.  L. 
BLANCHAUD,  (iEO.  (J. 
Basil,  John 
Hamilton,  N.  A. 
Ilornblower,  F.  A. 
Irwin,  (Charles  F. 
JOHNSON,  JAMES 
Sherwood.  Benjamin 
SQCIRES,  OCiDEN 
WILLIAMS,  S.  &,  GEORGE  E. 
Bissell,  P.  H. 
LinderooK,  O. 
Watrons,  Fred.  W. 
Bnekbee,  J.  R. 
Gear,  II.  A. 
lOodwin,  John  D. 


Millvillp 

Mokelnnme  Hill 

Mokclnmne  ijiij 

Monli'iey 

Montcii'y 

MontcR'y 

MonliTcy 

Monlcic'y 

Mcintfivy 

Mormon  Islaiill 

Napa  Ciiy  I  '^ 

Napa  Cily  '  0 

Napa  Cllv  i  n 

Napa  ('ilyi„ 

Najia  Cily    t 

Najia  Cily    J 

Najia  Cily    J 

Na|ia  t'iiy  ^ 

Napa  Cily 

Najiii  Cily 

Napa  Cily 

Napa  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevatlii  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cii'v 

Nevad'i  Cily 

Nevada  ('  "v 

Nevada  City 

Niciiliiiif 

North  San  Jihiii 

North  San  .liiiiii 

Oakbiil 

OaklaiM 

Oakhiml 

Oregon  IhuiM' 

Orleans  Hiir 

Oriivillo 

Ori.villc 

Onivilk' 

Oriiviili' 

t  (riivillc 

Oi-ovillt 

Omvilli' 

(»|-OVlili' 

Pi'laliiiiiii 
I'elaliiiiia 
Pelaliiniil 
PelaliiMia 
Pi'taliliiia 
Pelaliiiiiii 
Petahi'ia 
Pelalniiiii 
Pelalnni:! 
Pi'liiliiin.i 
IVtaliiiiui 
Pelaliiiiia 
Pelaliiiiia 
Pel.diiuia 

Pcl.llllUI.I 

Phic.Tvillr 

Plai-c'ivillf 

Placervillr 

Plarcr\  ille 

Plaieivillf 

Plai'ervilif 

Plarervilli' 

Placcrvilli' 

PlaiiM  villi' 

Port  \\'ii«' 

Pnntu  Aiviiii!' 

Punta  Arenas 

l/niiay 

(Jiiiiirv 

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Moore,  A.  P. 

Hiavimi'd,  CIiiuIch  P. 

nol.L.  J.  GRANVILLE 

Kuril,  Warner 

Iliirlo'v,  W.  T. 

Xiiirl.-,  I'fter  B. 

SIMPSON,  JOHN  L. 

KOX.fiKORCSW. 

Kinciiiil,  Harvey 

Siolii'ld,  Herman  A. 

Tciiynp,  Andrew 

TiMiipli'lon,  Horace 

Alwl,  Jobu  M. 

Mc('(mnHK''^'i  W'ni.       Siskijou 

Alexander,  I).  E. 

ItAKUKTT,  .lOHXS. 

ItI(iLKR,JOHN 

Bowie  &  (."allin 

Hriiwn,  1.  S. 

Ciichvulader,  George 

Cimtwell,  W.  R. 

Clark,  K.  C. 

CoH'rolli  &.  Spaiilding 

t'ointc,  A. 

Coiifrer,  Tlionias 

('■llllltH,  .1.  P. 

CltOCKKK,  K.  IJ. 
('ItOS.s,  SAMUEL 
Cnrlis,  X.  Green 
KinVAKDS,  p.  L. 
Kilwardrt,  ThoMuiM  C 
Foott',  L.  H. 
(iiliiior,  T.  W. 
(ioodx,  ■!.  C. 
llarlli'v,  H.  H. 
Ihwwell,  V.  H 
Ileacnik,  E.  IL 
II0II..S.  Solon 
Lvncli,  A.  H. 
MiCilIiim,  JoiinG. 
MrCiilldin;!),  Jolui  G. 
M0()1{E&  ALEXANDER 
Uiiniii!.'e,  I^'wii, 
I{()HIXSON&.  iiUNLAP 
liOOEKS,  S.  L. 
S!'AI{I{,  HENRY 
lavlor,  F.  F. 
Ta'ylc.r,  L.  S. 
Tli'oiiiaB,  Danic!  J. 
TILDKN,  M.  i'.  (Hceudv.  dt'i.t 
Talllc,  ('.  A. 
t'liton,  ,T.  U. 
WalorlioiiHi!,  A.  (i. 
I  (iatewood.  VV.  Jell  C'alave 

j  Si  .Trance,  A.         CiilaverUB  C 
1('UI!K&  ROLFE 
.laikmin  &  Ciirlifl 
'  KscandiMie.  A.  G. 
I  Ik'ir/.cn,  (J.  A. 
i  llii  K,  lleniuniin 

llialiaan,  1).  1» 

lIiilli»i(M',  Don  A. 

Jiiluiflon,  C.  A. 

Siorer,  Samuel 
;  Willn'rhy.  O.  S. 
■  Hiiward"  Volni^v  E. 
|Ki'\ven,  E.J.  C". 
!  Alltii,  C.  E. 

Archer,  L. 

lllaik,  J.  C. 

liluckford,  George 

IIOmjCY,  THOMAS 

lliickner,  K.  H. 

Hull,  Frederick 

Hurt,  J.  R. 

HerrinKlon,  D.  W. 

•Iwtor.  J.  S. 

HOUGHTON,  S.  O. 

Hunt,  A.  U. 


Qnincv 

Red  Bluff 

Red  Bluff 

Red  Bluff 

Red  BInff 

Red  Bluff 

Red  BInff 

Redwood  VAly 

Redwood  (;ily 

Redwood  City 

R(!flwo«d  City 

Redwood  City 

Roarinf^  River 

Co.  Rongli  &,'  Ready 

Sacramento 

Sacriimento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Siicrnmento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Siiorninento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacnunento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacrament" 

Sacra  i-ciito 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacniniento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

,  [I.  •l.J)     Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

ras  Co.  San  Andreas 

ouufy,  San  AndreaH 

San  Bornardiim 

San  Bernardino 

Sun  Buenaventura 

San  Die({0 

San  Diego 

San  Diejjo 

Sim  Die^o 

San  Diejfo 

San  Diego 

San  Diego 

San  Galiritl 

San  Gabriel 

San  J06C 

San  JoBc 

San  Jose 

Sun  Jobs 

San  Jose 

San  JoBG 

Sun  JoKe 

8an  JoBC 

San  JoBC 

San  .rose 

San  Jose 

Sun  JoHe 


Luinc,  T.  H. 
LfiKun,  JanieH  H. 
LOVELL,  WILLLVM  M. 
Muntrie,  J.  A. 
MaltliewH,  Williuui 
MINOR,  P.  O. 
Moore,  J.  II. 
Murpliy  &  Delmns 
MurphV,  B.  I). 
PECKHAM  &  PAYNE 
Rvland,  C.  T. 
Senter,  C.  N. 
Senter,  I.  M. 
SPENCER,  F.  E. 
TliomPHon,  A.  M. 
Wilwon,  .1.  M. 
Yoell,  George  M. 
Yoell,  J.  A. 
Breen,  James  F. 
CRANE.  GEORGE  W. 
LO^•ETT,  W.  E. 
Blatdilev.  J.  S. 
GRIFFiTII.A.  II. 
Moves,  R.  B. 
Clark,  E.  A. 
(•raves,  W.  J. 
Lindley,  CliruleH 
Murray,  Waller 
White,  Jameu 
Wright,  T.J. 
Hall,  Biadley 
HanHon,  Thomas  II. 
Mahon.  E.  B. 
Fernuld,  Charles 
Iluse,  Charles  E. 
Packard,  A. 
Sturge-ai,  R.  S.  I. 
Basse   E. 

HEATH, ALBERT 
Pew,  Edward 
Scoville,  I).  W. 
Skirni,  Joseph  S. 
Williams,  Edward  L. 
Wilson,  J.  C. 
BROWN,  JOHN 
Chnrchnani,  William 
Johnson,  M. 
King,  C. 
Langdon,  C.  W. 
Latimer,  L.  D. 
McConiiell,  Wm.  E. 
Mc(^ullougli,  Wm. 
Millington,  Seth 
Xorlh,  Ralpli 
ROSS,  WILLIAM 
Temple,  Jachson 
Thonais,  A. 
Eastin,  A. 
Hart/.,  A. 

Follanshee,  John  S. 
SPRAGCE,  ROYALT. 
Cain,  W.  C. 
Briggs,  N.  C. 
Thompson,  R. 
Roland,  S. 
Thompson,  S.  T. 
Wardlow.J.  A. 
Montgonierv.  W.  S. 
ROBERTSON,  JAMES  W, 
Robs,  S.  H.  P. 
Wigginton,  P.  D. 
Wratten,  Geo.  L. 
BARBER,  II.  P. 
Brown,  C.  C. 
Dorsev,  Caleb  T. 
Ferral,  Robert 
Galvin,  K.  R. 
HUNTER,  E.  F. 
McNEIL,  II,  H. 


San  Jose 

San  .lose 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  .lose 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

8un  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  .lose 

Sun  Jose 

8a»  .lose 

San  Jose 

Sim  Jo»e 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  tfoMe 

San  Jnan 

Sun  Juuu 

San  .Inun 

San  I^canilro 

San  Leandro 

San  Ijeandro 

San  Lnis  Obispo 

yiiu  LnisObisjio 

San  lAris  Obiejxj 

^ini  Lnis  Obisjw 

Una  Luis  Obispo 

San  Pabk) 

Sail  Rafael 

Sail  Rafael 

San  Riifuel 

:Saut4i  R«rbaHi 

Santa  Bin'trani 

Santii  BuTbara 

^iiilH  Ifarbura 

Santa  Cniz 

Santa  Crtr/. 

Smita  Crns!  j  -a 

Snnta  (  rii/.  j  j 

Santa  Cru/.     a 

^anla  Cm/.  I  '^ 

SautaOu'.  i  g 

Santa  Rosa  .   B 

Simla  RoKi  I   S 

.'Santa  Rusii  |   2 

Santa  Rosa  |   * 

'SuiitH  Rosti 

iSunttt  Rosa 

Sunta  Kosa 

iSanta  Rosa 

Santa  Rosa 

i^anta  Rosa 

Santa  Rosa 

Santa  Rqmu 

Santa  Rosa 

Scott's  Bar 

Scott's  Bar 

Shasta 

Shasta 

SicrraviUe 

Silver  Monntaiii 

Silver  Mountain 

Slippery  Ford 

Sma'rtsville 

Smith  vi  lie 

Snelliug 

Siielling 

Snelliug 

Snelling 

Sonoma 

SoiKirii 

Souoi'ii 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonoru 


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Mcioiicy,  .F.  V.  Soiiora 

Ho^rerH.  K.  A.  Sonoiii 

UOOXKY.J.  F.  Soiioni 

Stone,  .F.  N.  Sonora 

Wolcdtt,  Oliver  Souoru 

Stoiii',  II.  1'.  ScHint'l 

KiViiii.  1).  ('.  St.  Helena 

liiililwin,  V.  T.  Stockton 

UU1>D,  J.  II,  (Kee  iiilv.  <lept.  p.  30)  Stockton 

liveiei,  Jolin  i',.  Stockton 

Hitll,.!.  H.  •         Stockton 

llo^'iiii,  .1.  M.  Stockton 

Miirtin,  O.  T.  Stockton 

I'illsburv,  K.  S.  Stockton 

lluile.  ./onepli  S.  Siiidiin  City 

McMLUTKY,  G.  AV.  Siiii^un  CitT 

Uriice,  A.  T.  SiiNMivilU- 

Ilai'jixon,  Win.  li.  SiiHunville 

liiiinliei't,  John  Suxanvilie 
nOOP,  I.  N.                                       ,   .       SnBiinville 

Silencer,  K.  V.  SiiHiinville 

Ward,  Jolin  S.  Siismiville 

Cooper,  A.  A.  Taylorvillc 

(iirtoril,  A.  J.  Taylorville 

S».'ul)nrv,  S.  V.  Tiivlorville 

KKYS;  JOHN  To<1(1"h  Valley 

Siinoiulti,  F.  IJ.  Trinity  Centre 

Itoiitl.  TliomiiK  U.  '    I'kiiili 

Carotliem,  T.  I'kiali 

Holiieii,  AVilliam  I'kiali 

.lolinson,  W.N.  I'kiali 

Laiiisir,  ilonepli  It.  I'kiali 

Lowell,  A.  J.  L'kiiili 

Mcd'urver,  Rolierl  I'kiali 

Tro.it,  D.  11.                                         ,  rkiali 

Cwrier,  Auio»  M-  Vallejo 

Fritliie,  Joliu  It.  Vallejo 

Hilliorn,  Saiiinel  fl.  Valleio 

LAWTON..7()U(:-  Viillejo 

Atwill,  A.  J.  Visalia 

browu,  S.  V.  Aimilia 

Forbytli,  Neilnon  Visalia 

Paliiier,  George  f.  ViKiilia 

Keil.l.  U.  V.  Viwiliii 

UUSSKLL,  A.  C.                            , ! .  Vixaliii 

SlieppartI,  S.  A.  Vii^alia 

I'orter,  James  Bl.  Volcano 

HIair.  \.  W.  Watdonville 

CRAIG,  A.  WatKonville 

Lee.  Jiiliui  WatKonville 

STK.VRNS&  RAYWIV  Watw.nville 

Till  in,  Janien  W.  AN'atKoiiville 

Tlioriitoii,  S.  K.  WiilKonville 

Allen,  Kj{lierl;  F.  ^^■ellverville 

m'KCH,  JOHN  C.  Weaveiville 

Lovejoy,  K.  V.  A\'eaverville 

Willianm  &  Fellou  A\'ciiverville 

linrnett  Sl  Humiu  Wnoilland 

DeWliitI,  W.  ^I.  Woodland 

Frwt.C.  S.  Woodland 

Sl'RAGlJK,  C.  P.  Woodland 

HIicH,  W.  Y.  Wyandotte 

iiiilaiul,  Samuel  Yank'i<  Station 

Siige.  CliarleH  ,1.  Yank's  Station 

IJeriy,  J.  Yreka 

Ketidiiiin,  L.  N.  Yreka 

STKKLK«iKNSI(!\  Yreka 

Warren,  Homer  H.  Yreka 

Hnnton,  I).  M.  Yiiba  City 

Willinr,  J.  Louis  Yiilia  Citv 

Wyalt  iV,  Staliler  Ynba  City 

Auctioneers. 

BRIGHTON  CATTLE  MAUKKT,  (cattle) 

(we  adv.  dept.  \t\ue  15)  llavwood 

BARNKTT,  HEN'R  '  Maiv-ville 

ROSKXTHAL.  SIMON  R.  Jlarvsville 

HAIXiKR,  (JKORGE  W.  Sacmnienio 

DuvJH,  .losepli  SacrHineiito 


SPRING.  T.  W.  &.  CO.  (sec  ndv.  dept. 

p.iKe  11) 
Edwards,  J.  V. 

Bag  Makers. 

[See  also  iMacliinc  Sewing.] 
lUCON.C.  W. 
MARTIN,  THOMAS  C.     (see  adv.  dept 

piige  75)  Slaiy.MilJi- 

Locke  »Sc  Ijiivenson  Sacr.iiiiinid 

WOODMAN  &-  STOCKWELL  Stoiklou 


Sun  ,1(1110 
Soiioiu 


SFury.svillr   | 


Bakers  &  Bakeries. 


Heyers,  AniifUHliis 
Hanselt,  Coiirad 
McKeniia,  J. 
Hainpel,  C.  F. 
Ellsworth  &  Pine 
PRINCE,  F. 
Wise,  J. 
Hates,  William 
Rollins,  Ilei'son 
Weii)ier,  1.  &.  Co. 
liiidv,  Adam 
Rl'XKEL,  J.  H. 
iMacnaiiiara,  J.  S. 
liC^rendre,  A. 
Hidziiif^er,  F. 
Stenslroni  &.  Porniii 
Mouclu'trne,  John 
Rniikle.I). 
Anderson,  (ieorgc  W. 
Clark  &  Liitje 
Frank,  .John 
Wetteran,  Simon 
Hind,  II.  H. 
Mesck,  Cliailes 
Rauh  &  Hnttncr 
Leel.iud.  R. 
.lohLs.  John 
IJOWAN.  JAMES 
Riinipp,  .lolin 
Stelil,,lolin 
Kiljfore,  (^'liarles 
.Me  Deriiiott,  Thomas 
Meld,  Charles 
Urowii,  Charles 
Griiiim,  C. 
McLean,  .lohii 
Roth,  Hiruni 
Major,  A. 
Murks,  C. 
Davis,  W.  J. 
Dreyfus,  J 
('hileiiliiiiiKli,  ('• 
Slieriimn,  C. 
I'aslera,  Alt'rcd 
Fleishman,  .1. 
Siiiilh,  Daniel 
Matzenliack,  W.  li. 
Raw.  J        T 
TIIOM;      )N,J.  D. 
HoKtctt  Si,  Simpson 
Volker,  (^"onrad 
WENTZ,  HENRY 
Hiiclde,  .Siuliohl 
Heck,  J.  O. 
Ulack,  Andrew  &  Co. 
Davis  Si,  Kiidiler 
EITEL,  JOHN 
Goldiiiaiin,  M. 
IIii(K>t»*  <'^'  Reever 
llitscheiick  &  Reeber 
Kent,  M.  F. 
Lehimin  &  Sclirotli 
Kiinz,  P. 

Newliaiir,  A.  &•  Co. 
.SCHUOER  BROS. 
Siebold,  Andrew 


,/ 


AlvMI'llllo 

Angel's  ('iini]i 

,  1  licniciii 

j.  Uriiiiklvn 

Child, 

Cullux   «j 

ColiiinliJa 

Coppl-|(lpoli.< 

C<i|i|M-n)|iiili:. 

,    Cresreiil  Citv 

Drvldvvli 

Diil.-li  I'lai 

Eiiivka 

Fid(lli't(jwii 

Fiilsotii 

Forest  Hill 

French  ('(jithI 

(ioldliim 

Grass  \'iill(>y 

Grass  ViillvV 

Grass  Viilifj- 

Ilavwcdil 

Heiii;i,«l,iir.^ 

Ilul'llillb 

Join'  Cily 

Jaiiifsliiwii 

Laiiclia  rhiDii 

Los  Aii.i;clvs 

Los  .\iif,'el(s 

.Miui|i(i»a 

Markli'<'villi' 

JliirVKvillf 

SIiii  vsville! 

Meadow  Luke 

Mokeliiliilic  Hill 

Mokeliiniiii'  Hill! 

Monterey  j 

Niiiia  Cliy 
NevaiU  C'il'v^ 
Neviid.i  Ciiy 

Ncwillsllr 

North  Sail  .liiini 

Oaidiiiid 

Oiiklaiiil 

OiiUuiiJ 

I'i'luliiiiia 

I'cliiliiau 

IVliiiimiii 

riiKTrvili,' 

Itnl  Ithiir 

l.'c.l  lllall' 

Saciaiiieiili' 

SiicniiMi'iilii 

Sacniiin-iil'i 

.SiicraiMciilii! 

SlUTIIIIU'lllCl 

SiciiiniciilU'i 
.Sacniiiii'iili'i 
iSacriiiiii'iilo! 
i  iSacriiiiii'iiloj 
Sii(iiiiiirlilii[ 

SiU-lllMll'llI" 

Sucniiiiciittl 
Sacriinifiii" 

SlICI'UNK'lllO 


The  Directory  of  the  FAOIFIO  is  oompoBed  of  the  beat  buaineu  men  of  Oalifornia, 


A.  KOHIiBB.  Ban  Franoiaoo,  Agent  for  Chiokering  &  Son's  Pianos. 


CALIFORNIA. 


BAKE  US  —  BILLIARD     SALOONS, 


439 


Crowley,  B. 
Kinlier,  Joliii 
WiMikflB,  A. 
Kuiici'lii'iibucli,  Louis 
Kciizd,  C. 
S(.|iil)i'mio,  Loaiiilro 
Wiiiflow  &•  WiniiiiiiH 
Howe.  Alt;xiiiiilii' 
Ileiiinic,  I'rti  r 
S;uier,  (}.  V. 
Liu'iix.  .lacob 
Tiii'iicr,  C.  H. 
ViilillH'iK,  Williiim 
Hiuniitim,  TlumuiH 
ilanliiiiiii,  Williiim 
i)ii|iui«,  Kujieiif 
TIKXKX,  HENRY 
Laiif;,  Cliuilfs 
Gall.  A. 

InifliH  «fc  Leveniieg 
MKKSl'KLDKK,  LKWIS 

MlllItT,  Jollll 

Dowliiisf,  Thomas 
Oiuy  it  I'.rry 
GrifHlirtck,  George 
Bowie,  Adam 


Calaveras  County,  San  Andreas 

CahiveriiH  County,  San  Andreas 

San  Hemirdiuo 

San  .lose 

San  Jose 

Sal  .lose 

.    San  .lose 

Sau  .Tniin 

Smu  Luis  <)!jiK|)o 

San  Luix  (.Miispo 

Saul  a  Clara 


Basket  Makers. 

[See  Wood  and  Willow  Ware.] 
Baths. 

[See  also  IliiirilifKners.] 


Saula  Clani 

Santa  Cruz 

S.inta  RoHa 

Shasta 

SouuMvillc 

Sonoma 

Souora 

StOclit(M1 

Stockton 

Stockton 

SniMui  City 

Vallejo 

ValU'jo 

Volcano 

Watsonville 


Bankers. 


Radcr.  V. 
Cniwford,  ■!.  S. 
HcudcrHon  «Sc  .Iiilnisou 
Nicliolnon.  (i.  W. 
RAT/,  WILLIAM  (sc 

LANC.K.  L.  ir.  n. 

Ldweiil'cld,  Williiim 
KIXC.  FUANK 
ADAJIS,  WILLL\M 
Cliristiiphcr,  NallianicI 
CKOIUIK,  K.  S. 
Hokel,  Henry 
I'omnii'r,  Cliailes 
Itadmakcr  &  Co. 
Rvan,  William 
\\  infers  &.  WiKciirin 
I'X'KSTRO.M.HKO.S. 
.Tones,  J.  \l. 
Mills,  William  11. 
Smith,  (}.  S. 


i   HALL.K.  M. 
J    KIDKOUT  &  CO. 
K;MEKKILL,  OLIVKU 
MITCH KLL,  I'ACL 

Diicifener,  William 
Pike,  William 
Codv,  X.  T. 
(IrilJilh.  M.  O. 
iLAMl'INU,  P.  A 
pai.'e«l) 
h'.SCAMMAX,  II. 

MOOKi;.  MIXKR&CO. 
XICHOLLS,  W.  &  I> 


Auhurn 

Ciimplonville 

Cidoiua 

L  Coloma 

Ciilumhia 

CopperoiMilis 

Coullerville 

Diamond  Springs 

&,  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

Downieviile 

Downieville 

Dutch  Hat 

Dutch  Flat 


jHckson,  C.  I*. 
i  I'ultuer,  C.  T.  11. 
I  Heinlzeii.  Charles 
j  Welisler,  (Jeorgc  O. 
Delano,  A. 

KLNDLKY,  THOMAS  &  CO. 
'  Ijaaipins;,  I'.  A.  it  Co. 
iCALVLV.S.  N. 
|('0NLY,.IOHN&  CO. 
lMark8iV.(V  » 

j  Decker  &  .lewett 
I  KIDKOUT  &  SMITH 
WKLLS,  KAROO  \-,  CO. 
iM(M)I!i;,  MIN'KK  \-,  CO. 
iTYLi:i{,  KDWIX 
i  Murks  iV,  (,'o. 

I  (iooclnian,  .tames  II.  &  Co. 
Ilinils  iV  Tullv 
MACK  lie,  H".  &C0. 
'  Faulkner  &,  Co. 
liiileciMl,  Smith  &  Co. 
'CiMldiiiK,  (i.  R. 
i  WickerNliam,  I.  O.  &  Co. 
I  Itrewsler,  C.  W. 
DoiiKhiHs  ,1,  M. 
IIASTIXOS,  H.  F.  &  CO. 
MILLS,]).  O.  itCO. 
IWKLLS,  FAUOO&CO. 
Knn.\&  Iteiins 
I  Hi'cd,  Kdward  P. 
1  IloriiS  &  CO. 
IWELLS,  KAROO  &  CO. 
DiMiiiiils  &  iMeiiner 
iMOOIti;,  MINKR&CO. 
SWKKT,  S. 
Uroenliood  &  Nowbaucr 

Banks. 

I  Hank  of  Sunonni  County. 


LI  DfU'ado  CoiUity,  Kl  Dor.ido 
Kolsdui 


Chico 

Coppcr()]iolih 

Marysvilje 

Marysville 

iidv.  dept.  papn  34) 

.Mokelumne  Hill 

I{e<l  lilull' 

Re<l  Hlnir 

Redwood  City 

Saeramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Saemmento 

Sacramento 

■1    ,,;^;  Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Saeramento 

,     ,  Stockton 

Stock  t(m 

Stockton 

Stockton 


Forest  Citv 

Forest  Hill 

(irass  N'alley 

iJniss  Valley 

Rowland  Flat 

Iowa  Hill 

La  I'orte 

Lake  City 

Marysville 

Marysville 

MMi'ysviUe 

Meadow  Lake 

]\lii'hi^an  ItlntI' 

Moore's  Flat 

Xapu  City 

Nev.ida  City 

Nevada  Citv 

Oroville 

OroviUe 

l*e*alniua 

Pelalama 

IMacerville 

Placerville 

SacrauHMito 

Saeramento 

Saeramento 

San  iFose 

Sau  .lose 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Sweetland 

Todd's  Valley 

Visaliii 

Weaverville 


Petaluma 


Beds  and  Bedding. 

I'  Impiirti  IS.] 
[See  also  Fiiniiluie  :  also,  IMattn  ss  Makers.] 
SMITH  &  HlLDKKTir  Diiteli  Flat 

.Murray.  Williani  Folsom 

Koch,  Isodor  &.  Co.  1'      Marysville 

Mellor.  Williiim  Mar\>\  ille 

"ROHK.  .FOIIX  it  CO.  (see  adv.  p.  CC)  MarVsville 
MILLKK.  FKAXK  (see  adv.  .l.-pf.  p.  i)J)  Red  IJ.iilV 
'RRKCXKU,  .1.  &  CO.  (see  e.dv.  dept.  p.  41) 

SairamiMito 
Quin.  .John  Sacramento 

.lAOF.K.CllAIiLKSA.  '  Shasta 

Dieidenliaeli,  .loseph  Stockton 

Peirce,  .1.  Stockton 

Belts  and  Belting. 

[See  Hose  and  lielliuir.]  i 

Billiard  Goods. 

[See  also  Fancy  Goods.] 

ROIIR,  JOHX  it  CO.  (see  a.lv.  .lept.  p.  <S'A 

Marysville 

Billiard  Saloons. 


[See  ill.'io  LiiiUoi'! 
Stone  &.  Cavileer 
TUOXKLL  it   HALLKCK 
Miirphv.  n. 
WILSi)X,  WALTKI.' 
Kruse,  Krnst 
Howard.  F.  A. 
Scott,.).  C. 

TOMPKIXS,  WILLIS  It. 
I'arshley,  George  , 

Aslitiai,' ,101111 
Iloweth  At  Ilridfier 
SAXDF.USOX  it  ASIIKR 
GAUUITY.OWF.X 
Aillaml,  II. 
Again  it  Castillo 
Hachman,  IJ.  F. 
Kernhard,  (i. 
<tordon, P. 
I  FLATHMAXX,  .TOIIXF. 
I'ohen.  M. 

ROZIKKK,  CHARLKS 
Fahey,  Kdwiird 
Weili  Mayer 
Harris,  .lohn 
Joslvu  &  I'aravett 


,  K'etiiil.] 

lirown's  Valley 

("amptonville, 

Coltax 

Colusa 

Downieville 

Fiddlelown 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  .loiies 

Fieiich  Corral 

(ieortiflown 

Ilavilali 

Ilavilali 

Iowa  Hill 

Los  Anijeles 

Mariposa 

Miirijiosa 

Miii'ijxisa 

Slaiiposa 

Mavysville 

Mi-adow  Lake 

^lichigan  lilatl' 

^lokehimne  Hill 

Mokeliimne  Hill 

Moiae's  Flat 

Moore's  Flat 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Connti,  Jolm  Kl  Dorado 

I>t>|icll»,  KaiiliHto         Id  Doriiilu 

UNION  ilOTKI;,  (wo  adv.  (Upt 

/aiiilii'licli,  NiclioIaiiH 

lO^aii.  Daniel 

Hell  iV  Co. 

Tliiiinas,  L.  S> 

Fiv  &  I'oiiil 

S(  MWAU.  .MISKIMI  M. 

iHiitii'do.  KiiiitiHlii 

IHMM('K,.lAMi:S 

KN<>.\,(iK<»l{liK  U. 

liilHt'li.  ('InirlcH 

i)i:m;i-L&.  iiawdix 

SuvfiKoii,  'riioimiH 
MayiM',  WilliH 
.Aik'Iv'h 

Yuiiiifj,  KraiiU  W. 
Iiiiikt'i',  ('liarlt'H 


County,  Nowtowii 

t'oiiiily,  Newtown 

.p.  8?)        Oiovillf 

Orovillc 

Pi-talnnia 

IMaccrvillo 

Iti'd  Itluir 

Itio  ViHtii 

Sacranii'iilo 

San  Itni'naventnrit 

Sliawla 

HlaiHtii 

SlinHlii 

Silver  Monntain 

Silver  Monntain 

Snellin^ 

Stockton 

Weaverville 

Yreka 


Billiard  Table  Manufacturers. 


(iOSSNKU,  n. 

Ind>er,  A. 

Kt»lll{,.I(>IIN  it  CO.  (wee  adv.  dept. 


Suerauiento 
Sonora 
p.  d,")) 

MaryHville 


Blacksmiths. 

[Seo  hIbo  IShu'kHniitliH  and  Wagon  MakeiN.] 


.loluiHon,  JiinieH 
.Seely,  Daniel 
•lenliiiiH,  il.  It. 
I'ntney,  K.  A. 
Wliitc'ondi,  OetaviiiH 
llowland,  S.  W. 
.MatHon,  .lanieH 
TlioniaH,  KlliH 
Waterman,  K.  K. 
MeDerniott,  I'. 
Wiilker,  K.  .1. 
SOIMIKU,  JOHN 
STOXK  &   I'HKDOM 
EdwardH.  M.  I{. 
Craw  ton!  it  Owen 
SaniKil,  llirnni 
.MicliiieJH.  AuiruHt 
Crixdvd,  Tlionais 
llatteivon,  C.  A. 
Mi'Knh  A;  lloKlieH 
Hoyne,  William 
lla'inpel,  Henry 
Snllivan,  .Michael 
I'arker,  .rohn  I,. 
Caldwell,.!.  A. 
Dii^ginx.  tlohn 
Teeter,  O. 
Keynoldi!  &  ItnrnH 
Farriiiffton  Stephen 
Howard  iV  Charlianno 
Carrefe,  H.  C. 
Snead,  ,lanu'H  A. 
Mnnch  &  Walton 
IVtern  &  Sherwood 
CANAVAN&dOVKX 
I'errin  &  Co. 
Dodi;e,  William  It. 
\Nulker,  I).  W. 
Kandolph,  .S. 

soi'm;,  k. 

Hnp-cH,  It. 
Harney,  Charles 
llerrera,  A. 
HaHkell  &  Co. 
MeKeir/.ie,  D. 
Haer  &  .letlreys 
Veavey  &  Co. 
Hnhrnjeinter,  C. 
KHtahidok,  James 
Kwhald<H,  J.  S. 
(Joav,  T. 


Alanu'ila 

Alamo 

Del  Norte  Conldy,  Altaville 

Alvaratlo 

AIvIho 

Andeiw>n'»  Valley 

AnKel'H  Camp 

AliKel'H  Camji 

Angel'H  Camp 

Antioeli 

Areata 

Anhnrn 

Aidmrn 

Direl.ville 

llmli'ua  Cornern 

llodi'),'a  CornerH 

KidinaH 

llraiu'ihirte 

Hianeli  Store 

Jlono  t'onnty,  Itridffeport 

llrooklyn 

lliooklyn 

llrooklyn 

Ilrown'H  \'alley 

Jtiicliaiian  Hollow 

Unekeye  Flat 

liiiemk  Vinta 

Cahto 

Callahan'Hitaneh 

(.'ainanuhe 


Canipo  Seco 

Camptonville 

Ccntreville 

Cllieo 

Cineo 

Clayton 

Chiverdale 

Cloverrlale 

Colla.\ 

('olfa.x 

Coloinu 

Coloiint 

C(dorado 

Colninhia 

Colnndiia 

CuhiHa 

ColllHII 

Cordelia 

CoBUiniieH 

SiskiyoM  Comity,  Cottonwood 

Tvhiinm  Connty,  Cottonwood 


Artlmr,  Itobort 

Shinier,  •laniei) 

Frantz,  J.  F. 

Miller,  John 

CODK.  JAMKS  K. 

I'aine,  (leo.  C. 

Miller,  D.  It. 

Walton,  IC.  W. 

(iildi,  .lames 

HalHt^V,  (leo.  M. 

HOLMKS,  I>.  It. 

Allen,  itiehnrd 

Tittle,  W.  S. 

KIkIow,  C.  K. 

I'aid,  .lames 

Vanee,  Oeorjje 

Ooodwin,  lleiij. 

Mi'Conkv,  ,1. 

Ilrown,  Theodore 

Itednall,  C. 

Haldwin,  Amos 

llaiit,  Wilson 

Whiton,  K. 

Kaiileson,  K. 

Hall,  .lames 

Lemmonds,  D. 

Itohinfon,  JanieH 

life,  .lames 

Campliell,  .fames 

llencu'rwin  Ai.  Itrother 

Hanks,  M.  W. 

Myeis,  S.  C. 

<"oiirliH'V  iV  Creamer 

Clark,  Vl. 

Conlan,  Hnf{h 

Avery  &.  Croeker 

(  iimphell,  J. 

til-IDDKN  &  OOWKN 

•lames  iV  KliKlisli 

Nevin, .lames 

Itolierts,  It.O. 

Sanford,  J.  N. 

Harvey,  T.  II. 

heiniy,  Jo!<eph 

Ivoek,  (ieoi'Ke 

Vales,  Thomas 

KVIti;  &  SMITH 

I'aekard  &  (,'rosslev 

HAIJi,  JOHN  W.' 

Cook,  D.  I'.iV  .Son  • 

Hieks,  .lohn 

KKLLKV,  JACOII 

K<  lly  &  Peter 

.MiCoy,  John 

Mnlgren,  Felix 

Haini,  .1. 

Iliiudnnan,  Marsh 

Kick,  J<din 

Diilawiek  &,  Newman 

liainn,  F. 

Ilaveivtick  &  Leininj.!er 

Kil^o,  William 

Martell  iV  Wtdls 

llettis,  O.J. 

liDsehinsky,  Jaeoh  Shasta  ( 

OrtolV.  Henry 

Kiiosal,  li. 

Nohles,  S.  li. 

Parker,  D. 

Kailev,  Samuel 

SMlfH,  J.  S. 

Sensihaiiffh,  ().  A. 

lill.SSKLL,  SULLIVAN  S. 

ThoniRon,  Peter 

Diiden,  (Jeorgo  K. 

(irotfan,  M. 

Willianis,  John 

KlIedKt'  &  Seanor 

PADDOCK,  1.  E. 


C(ailtervilli. 

Conltervillf 
Crescent  City 
Creseent  Ciiv 

Downievilfi' 

DoWllievilll;  j 

Dryldwii 
Drvtiiwn 
Hnliliii 
Dntch  Hill 
DuteliFJHl 
Klk(imv,.!g 
Elk(ir„v..r 
Knrcka  i  ' 
lOiii-ckii  I  * 
Finckii '  ^ 
Fairlicl(||5 
Fariiiiiii;iiiii '  0 
Ftn'iiilali']  . 
Forhi'Niiiwii  i  i 
Forest  Citv   I 
ForeM  Hill 
Forest  Hill 
Forlorn  llii|ir 
Fourth  CroKKJin; 
Fuin'th  <  'roM-iii^r 
Franklin 
Freepiiil 
Fr(!neli  ('airi|i 
Freiah  ('iirriil 
(ieywrvillc 
(ii'yKervilli' 
(t'<ild  Itnn 
(ioodyear's  lliir 
Cioodyear's  liar 
(J runs  Valley 
(irasH  Vallry 
(irasH  Valliy 
(Irans  Valley 
(irasH  Valley 
(iraKs  Valley  I  J 
(jiini-s  Valley  !  • 
(iieeliwiioil   ' 

Half  M ItayD 

Halt'  .Moon  ItuV  i  >l 


Hall' Moon  llav 

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lone  t'iiv  ; 
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.fniulidii  Ciiy ; 
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Kelsevvilli' 
Kiiiuhi's  I'Vrryl 
Kiiifjlit's  l.aiiiliiii;: 
Knight's  liinalliigj 
KiH),'litiivilk'j 
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liat'avelte 
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liineiihi 

Perkinn,  .lidiii                                                          Pinole 

IlickfV,  \i. 

l.iiicolii 

Dnnn,  Daniel                                                   I'laiervillo 

Ciiliiir,  I'liilip 

fjoekel'dnl 

Mi'LaiiKhlin,  tlanieH                               PleaHant  N'alley 

Siil.iii.  «■  I'- 

liocliclnfil 

TeiMer,  .liieoli                                                   I'leaHantxai 

Tiivliii',  Kolicrt 

IjiM'keroiil 

Itrown,  .loHeph                                                J'ort  Willi- 

i 

Wilwiii,  .I()lm 

Iaih  An^eleN 

Walker,  Jolin                                                         ()nini'y 
CarriKaii,  Miirliii                                            Keil  Klnil' 

Kelly,  ■roHcph 

lioynlton 

Avi'i-H,  Almoii 

.Mauiilia 

DhvIh,  Willhiin                                                 Ked  Itliitl' 

1 

DilVIH,  — . 

Alll^rillia 

IVitehard.  M.  P                                              Ked  lllall' 

Sort'tiwii,  S. 

Mnra^tii  Vnllcy 

liiley,  William                                                Keil  Kliitl' 

ti 

Oallisdii  &'  l<\iniHW<iKli 

MaiiiiMH  1 
Mark  WrHl 

SpriiKHe,  !■;.                                                         Ii'ed  Itliitl' 

i 

Ciiiiiplit'll  <V  Kot'Hiiiiiii 

SiiriiiKiite  iV  Spriffgn                                         l{ed  IHiifl' 

lloiiiiiH  \'  llyiiiiiii 

Marklcevilli' 

Keller,  II.  J.                                                            UioSei'O 

IIvikIiiiiiii  Ar.  DttiiiiiH 

Markli'i'villi' 

Kallinan,  \,.                                                     liio  ViMla 

D 

Fniwi-,  Dan  id 

•Mint  i  IK'/. 

N'liilhincoiir,  (^Iiiih.                            IJohincon'H  Kerry 

DiivIh.  Hiiliiirt 

Maitiiihlinif,' 

Shannon,  ■lohii                                              Itoik  Creek 

IlKKXAIM)*  I'AKSONS  ih.- a. 

V.  (Icpart. 

Stover,  .laiiieH  A.                                             Koik  (,'ieek 

|uif.'i'  7I| 

UlaryHvilli' 

Ni'il/el,  Frank                                                    Workville 

4 

Itriiwii  »V  Hwuciiy 

MarvHvilli' 

Tyrrell  it  VViiKcr                                           Koikville 

« 

jliviiiil  &  Sliiiw 

iMar'vKville 

lieaeli,  F.                                                         Hhoncrville 

5 

CdiT.  I'aliick 

Marys^ville 

Fippin  &  Itall     Nevada  Cmnity,  KoiikIi  and  ISeady 

4 
) 

KI-I.ISON,  AHUAIIA.M  (kc  a.lv 

ilopart. 

Single,  .lohn        Nevada  Comity.  Itongli  and  Keady 

1 

im^'i;  7i') 

MarVHvilli' 

AndeiHon,  Kolierl                        '                .SacranKnito 

>i 

lliiiiillioii,  Willi.im  T. 

MaryHville 

Iteiinett,  .lohn                                                 Siicraineiito 

c 

Ilciii,  'riniolliv  A. 

MaryKville 

lllake,  .1.  |j.                                                Saerainento 

1* 

SiitiiTH  At  CiiltH 

AlarVHville 

Chadwii-k,  (ieoif,'"                                        Sacraiiierito 

WKMKU,  I'ATI- 

Mai'VNV  illd 

Doyle,  Will.  iV  Itro.                                     Siiriiiineiito 

DllcllI'l'IKMll,  ,1.  ('. 

Miiylielil 

(iiiiiii,  KiMKtiiH                                                Saeranienio 

N> 

I'ri'ii,  Williiim 

Meadow  Lake 

Hilton,  ChiirlcH                                             Sacraniento 

( 

Viiiiilyiu'  &  Itraiiii 

Meadow  l-ake 

.lolniHon,  IC.  S.                                                Saeraiiieiito 

1 

It(nl),'('i'H  A:  lliKilli 

Meniloei.io 

KoMer,  Anton                                                .Sacramento 

WhIbIi,  1'. 

Mf'idot  iiiii 

Manyan,  Pntriek                                            Saciamento 

' 

Miiifiir  iV  UryiiolilH 

iMeii(ici/a 

.M<  IKK,  KIJANK                                        .Saerameiito 

1 

Due.  Iluim 

iMerced  VM* 

MKI.I.K.V.  .lOSKl'H                                     .Saeiameiilo 

[ 

SimiililinK,  A.  1*. 

Meri.li  Ml 

.Melviii.  Williiim                                            Saeiaiiienlo 

0 

Dilli!,  .1. 

itli('lii^;an  lllnll' 

.Mnlliain,  P.                                                    Siarameiito 

FflloWK,    1'. 

MiiieiKvilli- 

M.XON,  SAAIIIKL  S.                                Smramento 

(iilliialli,  Due. 

Mokeliinilie  <'iiy 

li'eady  *  .McFarlin                                          Sacraniento 

Klley,  I'l'ter 

Midieliinitic  <'iiy 

\\  iecel,  .loliii                                                  >Sacrai;;!'!'."> 

Itrinvti,  M. 

Mooi-e'x  Kl.i'l 

Niceteter,  .lohn       Santa  Cruz  County,  San  AiiilreaK 

1 

Iloiipton,  A. 

Moriii'iM  Isliiiid 

llaniiiiii,  .Saimiel   Santa  Cm/.  Coiinty,  San  AndreaH 

l,iiiiilH,  Kcdi'i  iV  ('(>. 

Mt.  I'Mell 

IliookH,  .Sainiii  1      .Sanlii  Cruz  Coiinly,  San  AndreaH 

Sinitli,  (i.  W.  Santa  ClaiM  Cnanly 

,  Mountain  View 

lliii'iietl,  .Saiiiiiel                                Siiii  llneiiaventiira 

lliit<li.  V.  S. 

Miir|iliyH 

I'Ali.SOXS,  M.  F.                                           San  Diego 

1 

CLAKK,  11.  J. 

Napa  Ciiy 

CliiiKiiaii,.iolin                                                San  .lime 

Mix,  1>. 

Napa  City 

Donaliiie,  .Michael                                                 San  ,\nvv. 

XorlDn.  A.  \V. 

Na|ia  Ciiy 

.Mil.aiiriiey,  P.  &('i).                                           San  .lose 

ItAUTON  &  MKO. 

Nevada  Ciiy 

Pierce,  .Mitdiel                                                       San  .loHe 

('luiicy.  Daniel 

Nevada  Ciiy 

<!aiiiioii  vt  (ileawiii                                     San  I.eandro 

Xiiimii  Si,  Alidill 

Nevadi  Ciiy 

Ihiyer,  T.                                               San  KiiIh  OhiKpo 

OhIch,  S.T. 

Nevada  Ciiy 

WiHiaiiiM,  P.  W.                                 .Sun  Lain  Ohinp., 

(iaril.'lla,  M.                 K!  Doia.lo  f 

oiuity,  Newiow'n 

Colcmiin, 'I'lionam                                            San  Mateo 

llcvini  Si.  •lolniKton 

Ni<  iilnaH 

.Miller,  ,lohn                                                      ,San  Mateo 

I'iiuk.T.  0. 

Nieoliicin 

HOt^IKT, .).  it  CO.                                      San  I'aldo 

I'ailiin,  Jiinii'H 

Xoi'tli  Colnndiia 

HAUDIN'O  iV   NKI.SON                          San  Kalael 

, 

SrliKiliiiT,  II. 

North  iMiik 

.M(  VKNNKIJ,  1).                                         Kan  Wafail 

l»tXM.\(!  iV  CIIAl'MAX 

No.  San  .Iimii 

Hrewer,  K.                                                      .Skii  liaiiion 

Moifiin,  .1.  T. 

No.  San  •liiaii 

llariiK,  .lanieH                                               Santa  Clara 

MyciH  it  Cook 

No.  S Iiian 

Kilt  her,  .Martin                                           Santa  Clara 

Soli8l,  Williain 

Oakland 

.Miirphv  iV  Hrowii                                      Santa  Cluru 

Tirkiii'i-.  DiinicI 

Oakland 

Heck,  riiomaH                                                 Santa  Cruz 

Miller  &•  Karniiii 

f)lelMa 

FliiiKdl'.  .loHeph                                              Santa  Crnz 

Ciimioii,  M. 

Onieu'i 

Kiiker  &,  FoKtcr                                           Saiila  Crnz 

[ 

lliinJH,  I*. 

Onion  Valley 

Waterman,  W.  F.                                       SaiiliiCrnz 

Scliinik,  J.  II. 

Orieann  llaV 

l-iiKiie,  A.                                                         Santa  Kohu 

(l(ii)iKviu,  Major  A. 

Oroville 

UAOAX   &   CO.                                            Santa  Rohu 

HawkiiiH  iV  Co. 

Oroville 

Siniih,  William  K.                                       Santa  Hona 

SMimide,  ().  .r. 

Oroville 

.McWilliains,  .lumen                                         Saratogu 

SchuiiiiiciitT,  I'eter 

Oroville 

Finher,  CliarlcH                                           Sawyer'n  Hur 

OAVIN,  (iKOUOK 

I'aeheeo 

l.loyd,  WilllHin                                                  SearKville 

Itlapkwcll,  J.  S. 

I'cKiadeio 

PottH,  .J,  II.                          Napii  County,  SchiiKtopoi 

Swaiiton,  C.  W. 

I'uHeadero 

Coon,  Uoliert                   Sonoma  Coanty,  .SehaKtopol 

llorcliani,  OcorKU 

I'etidnina 

Hntherf'ord,  Wiilium      .Sononm  County,  !Seha»toi)ol 

Connid,  S. 

I'etalnina 

Kicking,  .lacoli                                                  ShuHtti 

Smith  Si.  Welerg 

I'etalnina 

Kaiiiex,  C'liarleR                                                    Sha8tu 

SIXLIVAN,  .!.(>.  (fiiriier) 

IVlalnnia 

ISAACKS,  SAMUEL                                     SiiuHtii 

KiiKlfMin  iV  Cloiiffli 

I'ihit  Hill 

.Mullen  &,  George                                                SluiHta 

Hyiin,  Frank 

Pino  Creek 

Miller,  I'eter                                                      Sheldon 

Krasier,  Daniel 

Pinole 

Nelk,  NivliolH8                                                  Sheldon 

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442                     PACIFIC     COAST     lUJ 

S  r  N  K  S  S     1)  I  R  K  C  T  0  H  Y 

• 

Pieeliiml,  Oooruo 

Sluiijflo  SpriiiiTM 

(iulclager,  H. 

Hlootiiliclil 

Pm-!i<T.  S.  W. 

Shingle  S|iriii«H 

Pliable,  Oliver  it  Co. 

Itloointiclil 

Fiiiifliilils,  — 

Sierraville 

.Miller  it  Fariain 

llolilWH 

Howiinl,  .1.  W. 

Silveyville 

lliiwiird,  A. 

Hrniiklvn 

.lolmwiii  &•  Hm. 

SdveVville 

XOIMTIEY,  V.  S.  (BPe  adv.  dept. 

p.  V>)      Krooklvii 

Ilviitt,  h.  II 

Saiitlivilk' 

Warren,  F.  1*. 

Huckeyc  Kliil 

Foi{i;MAN,.r.  fi. 

SaellinK 

Moore,  C.  E. 

("llillcvillc 

Slmver,  1'. 

Saelliag 

PelUt  it  Wliorrv 

Caclicvilli. 

Ilartci'  &  (iluiri'iy 

.Soaorii 

SiUl.ce,  W.  H.it  Co. 

Chin, 

I'lU'MOIIH,    .llH'ol) 

.Socjuel 

Eiiliiit:,  Lewin 

CliilieseCiaiip 

Clavlmi 

llolvfll.  Diivid 

•      St.  Helena 

.lollCH,  S. 

I'olter,  .Idliii  ('. 

St.  Helena 

Hi-lion  it  Jolinxon 

C(illiix 

Uiiriis  it  Dcvdll 

Stoekton 

CCLVEK.J.  A. 

<'"lrii.\ 

Ihiko,   l''riiiik 

Stockton 

CIIEADLE  it  IIAKDY  (se.^  adv 

p.  IT)      DaaviH, 

8 

linn,  .liiliii 

Stoekton 

ConiiiiH,  C.                    El  Dorado  ( 

(Huitv,  El  Ddiiulii 

09 

Ivorv,  i'.  (). 

Stockton 

Ve  idcMi,  .1.                   El  Dorado  (Wnint'v,  El  DdiMil^ 

"5 
1 

M,Xii\-i:  T.  \V. 

Slocklon 

AcKley,  E.  A. 

_    Faii'llcM 

MIL!, i;i{,  WILLIAM  P. 

Stockton 

.McClary,  Isaac 

Fiddlclnwii 

Slli-il,  •lolill 

Stockton 

Piil^eon  it  lialtK 

Fiddli'ldwii 

iSii viler,  ('.  ('. 

Slocklon 

Si  liallhian,  C. 

Fiildlcliiwii 

81*.  I)i;n.ni.><.  pkteh 

Stockton 

KarnuM',  E.  II. 

FipI.SCIIII 

OQ 

lUiniinu'liH 1.  T. 

S;in\vl)erry  Valley 

WanI,  15.  ll.it  Son 

Fort  .liiiic',< 

■♦a 
O 

SlUKLDS  &  IIUKJIXS 

Saisnn  City 

llallowav,  llenrv 

(iihnv 

M.HKJy,  T.  M. 

SllKCc'll 

.\lo(iie,  <i.  W. 

(liluiV 

u 

Ik-rrviimii  it  Scliiilt/,o 

Snscol  Valley 

WIIITXEV  it  PACE 

(iilmV 

GQ 

(,'liiitiell,  Kihv  iitl 

Salter  (.'reek 

Chew,  A.  W. 

Half  Moon  Hay 

Pilln:iiii,  W.   II. 

Sallerville 

IJiver,  .lom'pli  L. 

Havwimil 

3 

SIMl'SOX,  .lOlIN 

'I'eliama 

.Mullen  it  Cain 

llhksvill. 

t» 

liiiltciicli,  lli'iiry 

Teiiiawal 

IMey,  P. 

Hiclovill 

10 

AllbrJKlit,  LoiiIh 

TlioinpHon'H  Flat 

I'Uisv  it  Heivener 

H<a-si'iinvii 

t 

TliraHlu'i',  David 

Toinale.s 

TililiiiH,  Orria 

Iialian  S|>iiiii.^ 

Sililuiiii-r,  II. 

Trinity 

Ifacs  it  Itrowninu' 

lone  filv 

« 

Iliililuiiil,,!.  I>. 

Trinilv  Centre 

Sicolte,  F. 

.lacliNm 

.s 

lioylaii,  tlanioH 

Two  liock 

COXNEU,  JOIIX  L. 

Knight's  Kerry 

n 

Pfi'kiii!',  A.  T. 

Ukiali 

Dakia  it  .Minor 

Kiii^hl's  Kcnv 

jd 

Scliwciirait,  C, 

Upper  Liiki' 

Wail  it  Kidder 

La  I'diir 

§ 

(jdi'iIdm,  I>. 

N'acaville 

.Madler,  Sleplien 

Lal.cvillr 

n 

Veal  A:  Wclzci' 

Vaeaville 

(iamaaclie,  Joseph 

Lailcha  I'hiiin 

•0 

Kdjfconili  iV  Stiiiii<liam 

Vallejo 

Kilwaidx,  (!.  W. 

Liiti'iilii' 

S 

(iriim'H,  P. 

Vallejo 

FOKSTEIJ,  F. 

FvOfi  Allfll-lrj 

Piatt..!. 

Vallejo 

VAX  DCSEX,  W.  S. 

Los  AliJIflcs 

8 

Sniitli  it  Kiii<; 

Vullejo 

UEUXAKI)  it   PAKSONS 

Marvi-villr 

"S 

Witlii'ow,  William 

Valley  Ford 

Cliesehro,  I'aul 

MiiiysviUc 

^ 

TlioiiiaH, ,!.  N. 

Y'lHidia 

EFKEX  fi.  EDIXCKIi 

Marysvillc 

1 

Ward  it  M.Millaii 

Volcano 

ELLISOX  AltUAHA.M 

Miirysvlllc 

inCAZICLL  it  (KOWKLL  ( 

«ee  adv. 

(ii'lli.sppie  it  .Sclniyler 

Maiysvillc 

r 

ili'pt.  pii^a'  17) 

Wasliiiifiloii  ("orneiT< 

lliii'l,  (ieor^'e  P. 

Maiysviilf 

O 

KlHJWllOIl,  .loHfllll 

W''alKouville 

.McLean  it.  Den/.ieH 

.Miirvsvillr 

O 

Loe,  U.  K. 

Watfonvilli' 

.MEVEU.S,  F.  \.&i  Co.  (see  adv.  i 

.  71)      Mai-y.^villi' 

« 

Mailer,  T. 

'Walnonville 

.MVEUS  it  (ii;.MM(»WS 

.Marysvilli- 

1 

GQ 

o 

Moore  it  Lvnrh 

Wat-onville 

Spear  it  Hearscli 

Maiysvilli' 

WHITK  it'  TK.MTON' 

AVatsonville 

'loiiev,  A.  W. 

Marysvilli' 

Hrowii,  William  1). 

Weaverville 

lUVOX.II.  1{. 

Marysvilli' 

LootH  it   Lord 

Weaverville 

WKIJEK,  PAUL 

Jlarvsvillf 

.\lil|lilllF 

n 

('o|.e,  .1.  M. 

\\'e»\  Hiille 

AVEU,  S.  F. 

p 

Williams,  L. 

Wliinkeytown 

liKUtiMAXX,  N. 

Mission  San  .iiw 

p 

AUXOLI),  K.  X. 

Wliile"|{ivi'r 

MILLS,  1).  S. 

Mission  San  .liw 

^ 

(truham  it  (•iiriiett 

Windnor 

WIIELAX,  1)A\.  Santa  Clara  Co.  .Moanlaia  View 

1 

<Jreaver,  .loliii 

Windsor 

.Myer.t  it.  Cook 

Norili  San  >hiiiii 

WHITK,  W.  II. 

WiiidHta' 

Harris,  II. 

Dakliiiia 

Uenliaai,  K. 

Woodland 

(il  EXETTE  PETElt 

Oce.m  \  imv 

DahoLs.  (;.  P. 

Woodland 

HAIM'XETT,  l).<!. 

Parliem 

jlaHHet,  llahert 

Woodnide 

iH.irs,  C.  F. 

P.d'licdl 

Wilcliaan,  A.  (!. 

Yankee  .liiia* 

Corhelt  &,  Lyiiker 

Pclaliiiiiii 

Clirit<l()|ilier,  H.  P. 

Yon  Het 

H.irler  &.  .Mosher 

I'elaliinia 

moomaiu'iiai|),  .1.  F. 

Yreka 

Hopes  it  Kndil 

Pi'Miliiiiia 

Carrirk.  KIijmIi 

Yreku 

Lanjilev,  .1.  .M.  &  Co. 

IVlalmiia 

CLAH K.SOX,  JAMES 

Yreka 

MILLEK,  Lit  ItWO. 

Pcliiliiinii 

Kliaiiner,  Frank 

Yreka 

.Mnrpliy,  .Morris 

1         Pclaliniia 

Fairitaia,  W.  .1. 

Yntia  C'ily 

Kowlson,  E.  it  Co. 

Pelalniiia 

Kuol)lauc'li  &,  Fox 

Ynlia  Cily 

Ti-lie  it  Keid 

Petaliiina 

W  alker,  |{.  (,'.               Aniudor  County,  Pine  liicivi' 

Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  Makers. 

Fox  it  liichardHon 

Plai-crvilli' 
Placrrvillo 
I'laicrvilli' 

l.Se(!  also  KlacksniilliH.l 

La<liiiKhoUHe,  Fred. 

J 

(Ulis,  Henry 

Soule,  K.                          Plueoi 

•  County,  Altii  Station 

Wiaideily,  X. 

Placcrvillr 

McKeown,  Jos. 

Alvarado 

Allhiight  it  IJro. 

1,'eil  lilall 

ALLEX,  ('.  (.'.  (peo  adv.  dept. 

puirc  1>0)          Ilenicia 

( Hinder,  C.  F. 

l(e.l  llliill 

ANDREW.S,  JAMES  IT. 

Itenn'ia 

Ford,  Daniel 

Redwddd  (it) 

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Faiu'iit'  &'  .Siiiith 
llliill,  I).  T.  iV,  Co. 

Mai'iiii  \^  .McDoMiii'll 

.Mtlliiivcv,  llo|»>  iV  Co 

SKiMAX,  \K\  .11, 

Dall.  (i.  v"t  A. 

Mallcisoii  &  W'illiiiliisoii 
|.M1LI,K1{,  \VI1<MAM  J".  (HLoa.lv 
I        paiic  '1'-) 

WlMiillTvV  IIKXKV 

Kiinunin,  \Villiaiii 

TIltliKTS,  KK'AXCl.S 
j  Ciiaiti',  W.  W ■ 
i  Hkiwii  iV  .Sliicavrti 

MITCH  KM,  A:  (!rM).\(!ER 
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I  ADAMS. . I. 
1  VIXCKXT,  W.  K. 
iSlwia.',  C.  H. 

riilAVKTTiSi  CO 

KI.LIOTT,  C. 

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IJeilwodd  City 
Sacimiic'iito 
Sacniiiii'iilo 
SacniiniMito 

SlK'IMIIIl'lllO 

Sa<'iiiiiii'iito 

SlII'I'llllUMltO 

Sacniiiu-iilo 

Sai'iaiiii'iilo 

Saciain.  iito 

SacniincMitii 

Saci'uiia'iilo 

Ciiluvt'raw  Co.,  Sun  Andreas 

Sail  UiU'iiHViMiima 

Sail  Du'ifii 


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Sail  I  )!(•>;<) 

San  ,loi<c 

San  floHc 

San  .I(iM' 

San  .liian 

San  .liiaii 

San  Lcandi'o 

Sun  Ltandro 

Han  I'aldo 

S.iiita  Claia 

Santa  Clam 

Santa  Claru 

Santa  Claiii 

Santa  liona 

Napii  Connty,  Sflpahtopol 

SlaiNla 

Sliinjile  S|iiin;'H 

Sliinyle  SprinjiH 

S(aioiiia 

Sonunia 

St.  Ill'lrlia 

StcH'klon 

StOtliloll 

lept. 

Slocktiai 


Siiisnn  Cilv 

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Snttor  Ciei'k 

Sntlorvilli' 

Taylofvillc 

Toinali'N 

Yisalia 

Visalia 

VoK'iino 

Walnut  Ciec'k 

Yolo  County,  WiiHliiiifiton 

Winilwii- 

Woodland 

Yieka 


Blacksmith's  Tools. 

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SIvLHV  iV  CO  (wi-  adv.  dent,  piifre  TdJ  Marysville 
(ill)ilSi  ll(>LMKS(«ra.lv.  d.pl. 

jiafit'  -l"!  SiUTiiincnto 

HOLHKOOK,  MKKKIIJ,  &  Co.  (see  adv. 

cicpt   pane  :i'.i)  Sacraiiiento 

1I()(»KKI{  &  CO,  Siiciaineiilo 

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FOIiAliTV  &:  CO.  (fe.-  ailv.  dent.  p.  :2!t)  Stockton 
vSKLUV.tllOS.  II.  iV  CO.  (t-eeiidv.  dept. 

p.  •-':•)  Stoektoii 

Blank  Book  Manufacturers. 

[See  Stationers.] 

Boarding  Houses. 

|Si>e  Hotels. 1 

Boiler  Makers.       ;    , 

|Seeiil«o  Koiindries.] 
Anrlcrsnii,  Robert  Saenuiiento 

Floyd  &,  Moore  Siicruiiiento 


Bookbinders. 

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WOODMAN  &  STOCKWKI-L  Stockton 

Booksellers. 

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MatliewK  it  Fiaziei' 
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Cliainnaii,  C.  1*. 
Laskv,  M. 
liOlvK,  .I(»11X  A. 
Waller,  A.  L. 
WF.CK.  F.  A. 
ClXXlX(illAM,  V.W. 
.lACKS.  HOIiKKT 
IIOLLKXISKCK,  O.  W. 
I)IXOX,(ii;oR(iK  W. 
Fdwiiids  iV  Co. 
IIA.MLIX.  CKORCK 

i.orTsi;xiiF,i/i:i{,  wm. 

SMITH  &:  ROSS 

Sl'KXCKK  A^  IIOIIART 

'rowiicenil.  C.  C. 

CAXAX  A-  FIKK 

CIIITTKXDKX,  IIKXKY  II. 

Ci liner,  Henry 

Itaer,  Isaac 

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WIII:I:L1;R  a  TIIOMAS  (see  -Av.  dept. 

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pa^e  t>(*)  La  Porte 

M(  CORMICK,  T.  J.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pa^je  8(1)  Jlary^ville 

WAGNER,  HEXRY  (see  udv.  dept. 

piiKe  71)  JIarVHville 

WKII.  &  HKRXIIEIM  (see  udv.  dept. 

pii;;e  71) 
IJaeli,  F. 
lieoiiurd,  A.  V. 
Haas,  Maitiii  L. 
Pond  &  Stockniaii 
Cniwt'ord,  (i.  R. 
WELCH,  (i.W. 
FKAXCHERE  &  lUTTLER 
HARDY,  W.  U. 
SIMPSOX,  ALEXANDER  (i 

piifje  87) 
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Cliico 

(,'isco 

Colta.N 

Coliinil)iu 

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Grass  Yalley 

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llealils)iai'>; 

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•lackHon 

.laekHOii 


Coweii,  Pliilip 
Lloyd,  Wi 
Harris,  S. 


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Mokeliimne  Hill 

Moore's  Flat 

Napa  City 

Napa 

Nevada  City 

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North  San  .Iiia'ii 

Oakland 

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Orovillo 

Pctaluniu 

IVtalaina 

Petalinna 

Placerville 

Placerville 


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EDWARDS  &  CO.  .Sacramento 

Kat/.  &  Siihr  San  Ilernardino 

Hare,  L.  II.  &  Co.  San  .lose 

Waldleiit'el,  A.                      ,  San  .lose 

YATES  &  YATES  San  .lose 

Sweeny,  W.  San  .hum 

ML'RRAY,  ALEXANDER  San  Luis  Obispo 

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Sonoma 

Sim  )Hon,  William 
Wh  le,  Emory 

Rio  Vintii 

IlllllHOII,  il.  K. 

Sonora 

RoliniTvillc 

Street,  II.  h. 

Soniira 

Cnrran,  William       Nevada  Co. 

Rough  anil  licnilv 

VALIJCi;,  ('.  M. 

Vinalia 

Flint,  (!eor>{e            Nevadt  Co. 

,  Rough  anil  Itinily 

Olierdeeiier,  ^Iomch 

Weaverville 

Davis,  A. 

Sacninicuro 

.TA.MISON.S.  M. 

Yankee  .lims 

Denton,  .Smnnel 

S.icniiiii'iilii 

CuH'iiiiiti,  W.  11.11. 

Yon  Het 

Met/.ler,  Ernest 

8'icninii'iilo 

I{AYM;.S&  I'YI.K 

Yreka 

Paimins,  John 

Saciiiiiu'iilii 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Wise,  tieorge  W. 
Harthel,  E. 

Sacr.'inu'iilii 

.^IIM  .liis('' 

Stol/,,  .Inlm 

Alamo 

Carrier,  J.  II. 

Sun  .IdK' 

MeNiiiimni,  >f. 

Alvanido 

Lodge,  J. 

.S.in  ,li.ni'. 

HOIMJNK.S,  U.  K. 

Itenii'ia 

Keagan,  Jidin 

San  1, •nihil,! 

Mattliiiit.  A. 

Itenii'ia 

Detlner,  0. 

San  Luis  i  )iri-i|i,i 

Stewart,  W.  K. 

lihxanlield 

Ybare:i,  Kanioii 

Han  Lnis  (ilii,.!,,, 

Stewart.  Win. 

Itodo^a  CornerH 

Walsh,  J, 

Sill  l'al,|„ 

WaleN,  .foliii  1). 

llolinas 

Cole,  E.  M. 

S.inlii  Cliiiii 

Neilderniaii,  Heraard 

Itrooklyn 

(inndlacli,  Henry 

Satilii  Cliirn 

IlildelirMad,  •lose  )li 
Kelly.  William  1  . 

Hrown's  Vulley 

(ioslieiry,  J.  F. 

Sinlii  Cliirii 

Camiio  Seeo 

Madigaii,  I>. 

SaniM  Clui'a 

Newlierry,  II.  ('.  &  Co. 

Camplonville 

Walnisley.tJ. 

S:|lllll  ('jlll-il 

Kolirer  v"t  (ierwieaer 

Camptonville 

Wassman.  Oeorgo 

Siiiilu  Cliiiii 

UaniKev,  L.  1. 

Ceiitreville 

Kanchdl,  Horace 

Siiiita  ('nil. 

llaker  iV  1  loo  ler 
HaiiKea.  Char  cm 

('liieo 

Heisel.  P. 

Sanlii  liiMii 

Chico 

Ilovt,  Elijah 

S.inl;i  h'nsii' 

I'aife.  John 

Clarksville 

llnVHt.J..!kCo. 

Scoll'.-  U;ir 

(iarrat,  T.  O. 

Clevelanil 

Hoardes,  J.  K.                 Sononui 

County,  Scliii>i(mi,| 

llatehiiiMon,  John 

(,'loverdale 

Tncker,  E.  (i. 

.Sli(|(|i)|i 

Wood,  Henry 

C<dnsa 

Oinain,  F. 

Silvcyvill,. 

lieawin,  .lone  di 
Ilartlinu,  Va  online 

Conllerville 

Itaana-r,  Joseph 

Siiiii'l^viili' 

Downievilli! 

Mead.  P. 

Siniilivilli- 

Kark,  Christian 

Downievi  le 

nimlii;.  Charles 

Sr.  llrliMlii 

DuviH,  A.  J. 

Eareka 

III!     iw,  James 

St    llcl.m, 

Sehall,  Loaisi 

Enreka 

McLean,  John 

Sllirklllll 

Shanaoii,  William 

Enreku 

Menzel,  P. 

Sfncklnii 

Chaple,  H.  K. 

Forbestown 

Winter,  K. 

S'orldiiii 

IlnjfheH,  Patrii'k 

Freneh  Cnlch 

MEEIIAN,  MACUICE  ibools) 

SlliMlll  Cily 

Viejje,  Krank 

Oihsonville 

Winters,  H.  E. 

Siii.<iin  City 

Allen,  W.  W. 

Haywood 

Morrell,  Robert 

Taylorvilfc 

Kvan.  I'. 

Hi'ald!'l)nr!.' 

KELLEY,  M. 

roiiiiili'* 

SAKtSKNT,  IIKNKY 

HealdHhurK 

.(ones,  H.  M. 

Ckiiili; 

WahliiniftoM,  Charlei'  A. 

T'ealilMbarK 

Moore,  A.  A;  (). 

Vliriivillc 

(loHH.  W.  K.  M. 

HowhunI  Flat 

lierest'ord,  .lana's 

Viilltiol 

STK'i'.SOX  &  BUCK  (hoots) 

llowland  Flat 

Itremani,  i>.  J. 

Viillfjn 

Smith,  Kliax 

llvdesvllle 

(Jovdes,  F. 

Villl.'l.i 

Kin/,ler,  Andrew 

Iowa  Hill 

Miller,  J. 

Walnut  (Ircivc 

Kinudon,  William  (boots) 

La  Porte 

Werner,  Frederick 

WlllKOhviilc 

Miller,  .loliii  (h(M)t«| 

La  I'orle 

Clark,  Ansel 

Weiivcrvillc 

I'aine,  Itnidt'ord  T.  (hoots) 

La  Porte 

Keimev,  Arthur 

Wcavrrvilli' 

OriTNKIJ,  FKAXCIS 

Mariposa 

LaHertv,  H.  H. 

\\'illllHll\ 

Koni^',  William 

Mnrkleeville 

Clark,  A.  H.                      Hnlle  ( 

ountv,  Yiinlicc  llill 

Koweii,  William  1). 

Marysville 

REMME,  JOHN  H. 

Vrckii 

Urow,  Kzra 
KAUFMAN,  JOSKIMI 

Marvsville 
Mavlield 

Boots  &  Shoes — Manufacturers. 

Hiiiison,  r. 

Mendocino 

Yeates,  E.  S.                     Phiier  ( 

'onnty,  Alln  .Slalinn 

iToluiHon,  L. 

Mendocino 

Farrier.  H.  L.  &,  Vi>.  (shoes) 

liiiiiiklyM 

Haree.  K.  I». 

Mokelamne  Hill 

YEATES,  E.  S,  (hoots) 

Ciillii.x 

Lloyd.  F.  N.     .Santa  Clara  Conntj 

,  Mountain  View 

Render,  L.  (boots) 

Forest  llill 

caUti:i{,.iosiiua 

Napa  (Mty 

Deinus  &  Little  (shoes) 

IiiiicCity 

Oavin.  Kdward 

Napa  ("ity 

Shaw,  C.  iV  .Son 

Lockcfiml 

HEAD,  G. 

Napa  City 

Tersleggc.  F.  iV  Co. 

Miinsvilli' 

Mofluire,  .Fanu's 

Nniia  City 

Daily,  J.  1).  (shoes) 

■     Siicniiiiciilii 

Sluller,  August 

Napa  City 

lireiibaitli,  .Inlins 

.Sail  ,1111111 

LesHinan,  Frank 
WillianiH,  Willinrn 

Oakland 
Oiiklinid 

Boots  &  Shoes— 

Retail. 

Westeott,  Frank 

( )Iema 

[>See  also.  Clothing,  Retail ;  also,  ^lerchanls,  Ocii- 

Craft,  fleornje 

Oroville 

eral.] 

Sn)itli,  Thomas  O. 

Oroville 

Spillner,  Wm. 

Angel's  Ciiiii|i 

liarthel,  M. 

Pacheco 

.Stabler,  Joseph 

AlTlltll 

Nolan,  John 

Pescailero 

Lew.  H.  L.  *t  Co. 

Auliiirii 

ADAMS,  .SAMUKL 

Pctalanai 

LU'SETT.  A. 

.\iiliiini  ' 

Adier,  Lonis  (boots) 

Pelalnnai 

ih;nt  HROS. 

Hatii, 

Jacobs,  ,f.  J.                    Sierra  County,  Pine  Orove 

Harnhart,  James     " 

fliico* 

Floyd,  John  P. 

Port  Wine 

Durkel,  O. 

Colliix  t 

Hess,  Joseph 

McCaini,  Kichard                      ■    ' 

Port  Wine 

Parker,  D. 

Coliiialiiii  , 

Red  HbiH' 

Schade, A. 

Coliiinliia  1 

POOUK.  WILLIAM  S. 

Ked  HIaff 

Wilson,  James 

Colllllllliil   ', 

nOTSCH,  FUEl) 

Redwood  City 

Hays,  J. 

Copperifiilis 

Mabike,  C.  L. 

Redwood  City 

Jones,  E.  C. 

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I  Aliraliaiii,  l*. 

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}1I.\SKK1.L,  n. 
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Meadow  Ijike 

MieliijL'an  lllull' 

MokeliMnne  Hill 

MokelniMiie  Hill 

Mokelunine  Hill 

JMokeltuuiic  Hill 

Monle'/.iiina 

Moore'H  Flat 

Napa  City 

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Nevaila  City 

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Nortli  San  Juan 

North  San  Jnan 

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.McCartliy,  Uol>ert  E. 

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Zmmhamki,  M. 
lloHlinner  &.  Kiiifalt 
Todd,  O.  W. 


Port  Wine 
Ited  HIall' 
Saeraniento 
Saeraaiento 
Saeraniento 
Saeriiliiento 
Saeraiaeiilo 
Saeraaiento 
Saeraniento 
Saeraniento 
Saeraniento 
Sacramento 
Saeramento 
Sueramento 
Saeraniento 
Saeraniento 
Saeramento 
Saeraniento 
Saeraniento 
tSaeramento 
Saeraniento 
County.  San  Andreas 

Santa  Cm/, 

SIlUHtU 

Sliiii((le  iSpriiifTH 

Sierraville 

Sieiruville 

Sonoru 

Sonora 

Soiiora 

Sonora 

Sonoru 

Stoekton 

Sloikton 

Stoekton 

Sioekton 

.Stoekton 

Sutter  Creek 

Todd's  Valley 

Viniilia 

Voleano 

WatHonville 

Wiilwuiville 

AVeaverville 

Wilniiimtoii 


Bowling  Alleys. 

<'ailloux,  (1.  F.  Downieville 

CAPPKLMANN,  C.  Marynville 

Deboice,  Juuies  Oakland 

Box  Makers. 

[See  also  Doors,  SiiHlieH  anil  IJIiiulH.  ] 


dept.  p.  7ti) 


SWAIN,  W.  C.  (see  atl 
Tiiiiliill,  Woods  &.  Co. 
NICHOLS,  W^M.N. 
llobbs  &  (iilmore 
White,  Edward 

Brass  Foundries 

[See  Foundries.] 

Brewers. 

(Jlossner  &  l>nuBeli 
IIEXNETT,  WILLIAM  F. 
Lii.\  &.  Weideriiiaii 
Sieiulv,  H. 
KUEOEU,  JOHN 
Hopkins,  C.  M.  &  C.  H. 
Croisant,  Charles 
WALL,  (JEOHGE 
Moessner,  Chris 
l{i.\cl,  A. 
Seliuler,  Henry 
Delroy,  C. 
ZaisB,  O.  D. 


, .   ,        ,        Marvsville 

CI  Do  Co.,  I'leasant  Valley 

Saeramento 

Sin  Jose 

San  Jose 


MarheotTer,  Joseph 
HOSCH,  FERDINAND  (see  adv. 
page  81 ) 


AifuiiFiia 
Allejfliiiny 
Anhiiiii 
Auharii 
llenieia 
Caiiipo  Sceo 
Chico 
Clayton 
Coloniu 
Columbia 
Columbia 
Copperopolis 
Copperopolia 
Creseent  City 
dept. 

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NKSSI,i:i{,   I.OUKNZ   (mo  mlv.  dt-pt. 

iiii^'i'  i^l)  IKiwiiii'villi- 

oR(\iis,  i.'i{i:i)  Kiit.ii  Kiiii 

TlifiHcii,  .liiliii  Kl  horado  Coiiiily,  Kl  Doruili 

Tliiclciii  .V  Miller 

lliiiirr,  ('. 

DKIDKL.  l'I{A\K 

Sriiiiiili  .V  Aiiilrt'H 

Ilaiiny.  Clmi'lfH  iV.  C'o. 

Mi-lil,  Otio 

Ililllit'llllMllII  \    ItlclllirilH 

Frank.  Juliii 
OOMHvOKKIUV  HUAIN 

Slllitll    \     K.MlLfX 


HaliliMi  \-  Kliiilior 
lioyii,  CIk'.iIc'm 
Kir<iiaiiil,  A. 
KIciiicl.iiiH,  AI. 
Know!,  M. 
Ik>r;.'cr,  I'liiiiii 

iiinkij:y,t. 

TruiiHclicI,  A. 
Scliimtfi',  Ficdorii'k 
WcliHtlT  «.V  Co. 
AVeilcr,  ilidiii 

("lllihlfll  «.V  (.'(>. 

Kliii^',  .land) 

KIiiimImh/.  kV  Kit/.mior 

KerklioM,  If. 

Otlc'iiycr,  II. 

Siinstciil,  i'ltt-r 

Taft  vV.  Dixlirow 

lleiniclla,  .1. 

lilaN  lilt',  Cliai'lcH 

J)r.vlii.-s,  I,.  \V. 

Fiijfcll,  Ciii-iPiir 

SCII.MIIl'lUlv'O  &  WKIS.S 

Keller,  1m. 'd. 

Ilei-llein  \-  ('.>. 

KOCH  .V  I'lTTKIt 

lleelit,dor,'|di 

(iieHc  lien  »V  Held 


Fidillelowii 

Kolsiini 

FolcHt  Cilv 

K•>re^t  Hill 

OiliMiilivllle 

.        (S.d.l  Willi 

(iriiHH  Valley 

(!ranH  Valley 

(iiiiHH  Valley 

(lra.-<«  Viilli'V 

Havili'li 

Haywood 

HortiitoN 

Ilowlaiid  Flat 

Indian  Valley 

daekmin 

•Imkxiin 

■laekHon 

La  I'orie 

.Maxalia 

Mi;ii|  "wa 

Afaiklievillc: 

MaiyHville 

Meadow  liiilie 

Meadow  Lake 

.Mokeliiiiiiie  Hill 

M(d\<diiiiiiie  Hill 

Mokeliiinne  Hill 

Miirpliy'H 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cily 

Nevada  Cify 

Nevada  Cily 

Kl  Dorado  Co.,  .Newtown 

Nortli  San  .liian 

North  San  .)iian 

<  >akland 

Oakland 


IN  ESS    DIUBCTOIIY. 

Mnller.  K.  A.  &  Co. 

V.llcillK, 

.Heldiidilur,  ,1.                       Nevailii  Co. 

,  WllHllillMlllll 

,\daiiiM,  Oeor^K 

\Vat..,,i,vil|.. 

lioreii/,  At.  HllKleliiail 

AVeiiv.'i  villi' 

MilltT  iV  Srliillur 

AVo.i.||iiii,| 

liniker  iV  Hehheiiaiier 

VitIiu 

I'KTKUS,  CHAULKS  &  CO.  (nee  in 

Iv. 

dent,  iiiwe  !'!•! 
.SCHKLI),  HKNUV  (we  adv.  ilei.l.  n. 

Vi'.'kii 

.':»)      Vivi,ii 

Tavloi ,  \V.  S.  I{. 

Vlvk;, 

IliUler,  li.M. 

Villi, 1  Cliv 

Brick  Makers. 

Walker,  H.W. 

ll.'liiiiiiil 

Miner,.!.  O. 

lli'.ioklvii 

Keniillafd  &.  Ilro. 

Hr.inklvii 

SCHNKIDKK,  WII.LIA.M  («,■.■  mlv.  dept. 

Iia.ue^'n  Oriiville 

l''(l\var.lK,  'rii.iinart  I'etalinn.i 

ltr.'iizeie,  .Martin  Jlendocino  Co.,  I'iiie  (irove 

(iielieiiliiiiii,  I'".  I'lacerville 

Waneiiiia.lier.  Kolieit  I'laeerville 

Zeii*/,,  .1  icol(  I'lac.-rville 

^yoll■,  Mike  I'oit  Wine 

.NeeM'iiii.n  iV  Scliliiller  (^aiiicy 

l!OI"lN(;i:i;,    WILIJAM  V.    (see  a.lv. 

.lepl.pa;;.'.".'.!)  Red  nind' 

JJorelieiH,  W.  iV.  Co.  Sairaiiiento 

(irnliler,  ['..  it  Co.  Sai'iaiiielito 

Miller,  Anion  .Siuiaiiieiito 

OCHS.  (iKOKliK  Saernineiito 

.SCHKLI).    IMIII.II'  Saeniiiient.) 

TUOWIHMIXilO,  N.  S.dlin.kl.w  r.ip.l.Saerain.Mito 
Wilniot.  Cliailes  Ciilaver.iH  Co.,  San  Aii.lrea» 


Bridges. 

KUAKT,  n.  (hc!  adv.  <l.-pi.  piiK.'  '.••'i)  Ucd  llliifl' 

Brokers,  Bullion. 

[See  Oold  DiihI  Dealers  { 

Brokers,  Insurance. 

|See  Inmirani'e  A.Lr.nb..  | 

Brokers,  Mining,  Etc. 

VVIie.der  .).  ().  &  Co.  Il.iiloii 

I  Clievallier,  L.  MiirM. •.■villi. 

j  Coleman, ('yriiH  .Markl..'vi||i. 

Itliodes,  Ali'inzo  .Miirpliv  ,. 

Brokers,  Produce. 

|Sei'  l'rodin'.-.| 

Brokers,  Real  Estate. 

[See  Uual  l'>liite.| 

Brokers,  Stock  and  Money. 

[Se.'  ills.'  HllllkelK.I 

.\in.)ld  iV.  Minor  .M.^ailow     "!<.■ 

KKKPKIMCK  .t  KDW.M.'ltS  .M.a.l.iw  li.k.. 

rAUI»KK,  H.  (J.  »V  i'O.  Meiilow  l.ik.' 

I'ATI'KUSOX  \    VttSHrUli  .M.i.dou  l.akt- 

WHITKHKAl)  I.V  HKKMN  .M.a.L.w  l,aki 

WHillTMAN,  A.  C.  iV  CO.  Meii.l.iw  l.;,ke 

DaviH.il.isejili  .Si.r.iin.'iil.i 

.Sieinnian,  ,)aeoli  Sacniiiii-iili. 
COX   Ai    iMcKKNNKV    (we  a.lv.   d.pl. 

pa!{e  31)  Sl.M-kliiii 

Howard,  S.  Sioiklmi 


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Broom  Makers. 


.MAIM'IN  iV  (MMJS 

Hen.hi.kH,  N.  W. 
HLOOI)  \  CO. 
IKKLANU,  n. 


lone  ('i:v 

K.iiinw.iiili 

.M,.r\>vill.- 

Saiiaiia'iiUi 


Builders'  Materials. 

[Sue  Hrick,  Cenieiit,  liiiiiilier,  etc 


SCVKKKUll',  HKNUV 

llartniiiii,  tloi'.'[ili 
Hulloway,  .-V.!!.!!! 
SainlerKoii,  L.  F. 
Lei  lie,  H. 
liiniHeli,  Henry 
DiuMiii);,  Otto 
I'eterH,  Carston 
lleinx, C. 
Finkl/olieier.  I. 
(Jarrow,  C.  At  Co. 
Nei«tiiitli,  M. 
UotlierliiiHli,  1'. 
UAI50LT,  L. 
Arenz,  Marten 
Slicarer,  h'wA. 
Meekel,  .lolin  &  Co. 
JletSarvt'V  &  Co. 
MALLOCH,  U. 


San  Hernarilino 
.San  .loHe 

.S  1  ,1  .I.IHU 
.S.lll.IoHO 

.Sanlii  Claia 

S.inl.i  Cruz 

.Saiila  Cruz 

Sawyer'H  Kar 

.Sliin)j;le  Spiinjis 

Sloi'kloii 

Sl.)ekton 

Sloektoii 

Sloekton 

Slitter  (."reek 

Sntturvillo 

Todd's  Valley 

Trinity 

Vallejo 

Visalm 


Lie.se.  Conrad 
Wall,Tlioiaa8 
Halm,  H. 
.May,  AiiffiiBt 
.loliiiKon,  S.  W. 
Ilrnner,  F. 
Hard,  U.  li.  &.  Co. 
Miill,.I.C.  .Ir. 
Iliireliain,  .lolm 
FiHoher,  JoKeph 
Stillv.ell,  V. 
Foster,  J.  L. 
Flart'b,  J. 
Liese.  Henry 
SOIITHKK,  W.  n. 
I)enni»  &  Co. 


Butchers. 


Angel 


O'Fcrriill 


I  &  hpi 
,  U.  JI. 


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Alvar.i.l" 
Alvarail" 
Alvi.M. 
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Al'iMl:! 
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Iti.i.iklvii 

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Hiieliaiian  Hull""' 

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Iti'oiler,  .1.  &.  t'o. 
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.jiicliwiii  >V   lliM'dlc 
Kiifliii,  Williiiiii 
ll^ili'.i^:,  .\.  \V. 
WVjIi.II,    II.  {i. 

ii.'.M.MKir,  (!i:(».  w. 

filirrili'ii  \  Siuilli 

IllllMll'l-  iV,  Co. 
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(hit  \   (irci'M 
hiiwii,  U'.S.  &  Co. 

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llruli,  V.  iV  (,'o. 
.lacliniii.  'I'. 
S'hicilu'ia.  V. 
.Miiliciv,  1'.  C. 
Mill,  .r.  K.  A:   .S.   \y. 
.Milcliill,  A.  11. 
Kinl,  A.  ,1. 

,miiN,^n\..s.  ".  It.  \  I'.ivsr 

ZI'KiKM'lSS,  CKOIilMC 
llalli  ^c  Co. 
Ili-.\ln',  I. 
ltav,,l.  I>. 
Dak',  TlimiuiH 
Wliisuiaii,  llciu'V 
IlililiiiM,  A. 
Sloiulilo. '['. 

r.KN(iNA(iKL,,J.  &  CO. 
Kalliti'kV  Co. 
Miller,  .lofi'ph 
Sliulls.U. 
Suii'iiloii  it  Co. 
Ilrrri'li,  I'ati'iok 
I'olMiimn  it  Co. 
llarriK,  S. 
MilliH,  A. 
!*<tiliuer.  0.  W. 
larclu,  J. 
|Hollirook,J.  S. 


CllilK'HC    Cllllip 

('liirlvHvillc 

Cliivloii 

Coliiiiiliiii 

('o|l|>l'MI|H>liM 

('ii|i|i<'iii|iiiliH 

Co|)|i)'ro|ioliH 

'iiillil_V,  CoMoiiwchmI 

('(Milicrvllli' 

Coiillci  villc 

Ci't'Kccnt  Cily 

('iCMI'Cllt    Cil'v 

(^'t'HCeiit  Cily 

DiiiniiHriiH 

Dowiiicvilli' 

Kiii'i'kii 

Kiiii'|iliiy 

Foi'Ik'hIowii 

l'"(ii'lpri-lii\vM 

ForcHt  Cily 

KoHIi'I'h    It  11' 

Kl'l'llrh  (illlrli 

(it'yMci'villc 

(iiliHoiivilli' 

(iiliciy 

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ll<-lllll>-l>lll^' 

lloi'ril'lown 
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llowlllllll    l''llll 

lll(l<.'|H'llill'lir(' 

liiiliiinii  liiiiii'li 

•  lllllll'HillWII 

•liiiK'liiiii  Cily 

KnijililH  Kcnv 

1-ii  IVpiT.' 

La  roili' 

liiifiiyciic 

Lock  I' I  on  I 

I. OH  .\ii;;i'l('.'* 

LoH  AojtilcK 

Ma)>iilia 

iMii^'iilia 

.Maine   I'liiiiic 

.Miii'i|ii>s.'i 

.Maililci'villi' 

iMai'liiii'/, 

.Ml'.uIow  Liikc 

•MaryHvilli' 

MmyKvillc 

Maiyxvillc 

Jlan>villi- 

Maiyhvilli' 

Mciiiloi  iiio 

.Mi'i'idian 

.Millcl'HVillr 

.Mi.s.-ion  ,'>aii>loM' 

.Mission  San  .Iom' 

.Moliclinnnc  Hill 

><oki'liiiiiiu'  Hill 

.Moiintuin  IIihim' 

.Moinilain  \'ii'w 

.Mouiilaiii  Vii'vv 

.MiirpliyM 

Mnsi|iilio 

Napa  Cily 

Napa  City 

Newtown 

Nuwlown 

Ninislu'W 

Oulvland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

OaUland 

Oakland 

OitMiia 

Oinc''a 


Oiii^lcv,  floliii 
SCIIWKIN,  m. 

Cadwfll,  A.  &,('(>. 

Howard,  T. 

Carprtilur,  L.  K. 

Di'iiii,  L. 

Kcriialil  &-  lli'ity 

I'oi'lilinan  iV  lliii. 

h'inck,  Ki't'd. 

Wliito  &.  I'IiIki' 

Oai'diiu'i',  KhmI. 

\'o«t,  l>. 

Kink,  Cliai'lou 

Hall  iV  Kini'iiioi'o 

Kill),',  lli'iiiy  iV  Co. 

I<('idi){.  (iroi'^i:  .Mail 

Doly.Oco.  \V. 

Uoyri'oft,  Slcpliun 

l>in«wall,'r. 

'Iilioii,  J.  (/.  A. 

I'aik.'f,  K.  YV. 

lloMinka,  H. 

Y'iiini  it  <  >i'olo 

Lcai'li,  .S.  II. 

.\iiiisti'oii<r  iV  lliyaii 

llosli'i'  \-  Kiank 

llniiH'K,  A.  YV. 

OasnonvilU;,  Kri'dciic 

(irrcii  \  'I'lainoi' 

llai'tniann.Ouoi'^'c  I'. 

llrillil'on  iV    Itl'o. 

Hcr/.off,  I'. 

Krilcr,  Kiank 

.Major  &  (iI'ohIu'I- 

.Moiir  iV  Yoi'ik 

iiiiKh  iV  .Mi'tZfici- 

.^tcinnicl/.  &  tStHinxi'i' 

llad.'ii,  A. 

<iallii);lii.'i',  J. 

Li'oniinl.JainuK 

NaHh,  YV.  T. 

Kstildillo,  Jose  it  Co. 

YYullai'i',  A.  O. 

HIani'liiii'd,  (i. 

CoopiT,  K.  iV  Co. 

llaitcll.C. 

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Ml  NN  «i  HANKS 

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i:iy,I). 

Diiliois,  KMhIiii 

Kialinni  it  Co. 

Marnliall,  .Yndi'cw 

YYintorlinider,  T. 

Ciiinc,  .laiiR'H 

'I'liyloi',  .lolm  S.  ^ 

(ioodidi:  it  Kdiin 

S.MITII.N.  O. 

lli'atly,  YY'.  V.  Sian 

(Jairi'clit,  L.  it  Co. 

Sharp  it  Kerr 

.YinnionH  it  Dniiraii 

(lillllOIIK,   (i.  'I'. 

Hard,  K.  it  Co. 
Cowan  it  Tail 
h'lipe,  O   C. 
Dos,  H. 
Klein,  II.  C. 
I'lijTHley,  K. 
YY'«dtlenj{,  John 

YlrSlieaii, 

Chrihtmaii,  T. 
Stratton,  K. 
Carriiii'hael,  A. 
(ierlaoh  it  Raab 
Tinkliani,  II. 
YY'aifeiier,  J.  A. 


Oro  Kino 

Orovilh! 

I'achci'o 

I'ea  Y'ino 

IN'iMluiiia 

J'etaliniiit 

I'eialniiiii 

I'elalnnia 

I'elalnnia 

I'elalniim 

l>iely  Hill 

I'inole 

I'leiiwint  Y'lilley 

I'orl  YVino 

Port  YVine 

ii<iH:i  Comity,  riiiii'fton 

lied  llliiir 

Kelt  lllilir 

lied  wood  City 

liedwood  City 

Kill  Y'iNia 

Koarinji  River 

UohiiifonV  Kerry 

Khoiierville 

Siuranii'iito 

iSaeranieiilo 

Saeiaiiieiito 

Sacraiiiento 

SaeriMiienlu 

Sin  laiiieiito 

SacraiiKMilo 

'•      Saeriiiiieiito 

Siii'iaiiiento 

SiKrainelilo 

Saeiiiineiito 

.Sarranieiito 

Sac  raiiielilo 

Sail  AiidreaH 

.Sail  AndreaH 

San  liernardiiio 

San  Itaenaveiitnia 

San  Dii'fio 

San  Diego 

.Sill  .lose 

San  >loKe 

.Sail  iloHu 

Sim  .loKe 

San  iloso 

San  .loKo 

San  .1080 

S.I II  Jofc 

San  Leandro 

San  It'at'ael 

Saiilii  Clara 

.Sinta  Clara 

.Santa  Crii/. 

.Santa  Ropii 

Santa  IvoKii 

Scolis  Itar 

Searcviiie 

iiaa  Conntv,  .Sebartopol 

Shasta 

Silver  <  'reek 

Silveyville 

.Siielliliir 

Ronierville 

Soiioinii 

Soiioiau 

.Sonorii 

Soiiora 

Sonora 

'  Soiiorn 

Spanish  Kaneli 

.St.  Helena 

St   Helena 

St.  Loni» 

Stoekton 

Stoekton 

Stockton 


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A.  ROVLAN  ft  Oo.t  Ban  Franoisoo,  reoeive  Ifew  £ooks  b7  every  Steamer. 


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448  PACIFIC     COAST    11U8INEHH    DIKKCTORY. 


WOKHNKIt.  J. 
KiiK-rpon,  K.  A. 
Lord,  Wui'iicr  iV  Co. 
I'liyton  it.  WilliiiiiiH 
UUe  tt  ColliliK 
I'eek.OM'.ii'  l>. 
(!oiiv(t(in,  (Iccii'Uf 
An(li'<!\VH,  fraiiii'8 
('lurk  (V  Hiiiitli 
Forte,  W.  H. 
ScroKgiim,  I).  F. 
KiircliHiii,  Joliii 
MorriH,  Fit/, 
Tohin,  J.  F. 
8tiiiur  &■  <!iclni>r 
lluniinet,  <).  W. 
HerHliev,  1).  N. 
OriliHli,'!':. 

rkakm;.  w.  A  *  CO. 

Iliiidlt'.v,  II. 

KlMllU'llv,  C.    W. 

Millfr  &.  Itro. 

SiiiiiiuiiiiH,  K.  ('. 

SWAN,  MlMiKli  Jt  HKO 


Him-ktiiii 

Stmwiirrry  Viilivy 

MiiKiir  I'in'i' 

HiiiHiin  Ciiy 

Siiimin  City 

Tuylorvillc 

TiiiilMictiii) 

ToiimlfH 

ToiimlcH 

L'kiiih 

•         Vm-Hvilki 

Vllllc.ii> 

Vllllvlii 

Vull.go 

ViBuli.i 

Wiilniu  Crci'k 

WiiHliiii^toii 

WiitHoiivilli' 

VVulMoiivillf 

Wftivrrvillo 

Witiilnor 

Uiillc  Cimiiiy,  YiuiktT  Hill 

Yrt'kii 

Yreku 


Cabinet  Makers. 

[Sen  alao  Fiiniitiirc] 
I'lilnicr,  J.  W. 
SiiiiiiHDiiH,  Adiim 
Driruiiil,  iloH'iili 


Anlior,  A.  II 
llililer.  Cliiii'li'« 
Tiillle,  W.  II. 
(iiiu<lall,  Williiiin 
WerHiiijfiT,  I'l'lcr 
llfllor,  M. 
WHlkt-r,  A.  C. 
Hoy  &  Tivoii 
KinKey,\Villiain 
Doniviin,  I'liiil 
Fliiif,  A.  A. 
Wfston,  W.  S. 
Ileiiiiiii);  Si.  ItiiikH 
Kiii«,  W.  S. 
Mi;icix(i-r,  II. 
ALLAN,.!.  I). 
Ililliiiaii,  SaiiiiU'l  l{. 
FLOKKXCK,  S.  C. 
SigriHl,  Cliarlc'H  N. 
Cro\vl(?y,  .1.  K. 
Iluiiaun',  II. 
Owen,  .luim'H  M. 

iHT/KLi<i:u(ii:u, 

page  W) 
Itaiiiab,  iloliii 
Kiddle,  J.  W. 


Illuoiiilifld 

Co|)|H-r(>|ii)liN 

Tcliiiina  Coiiiity,  ColtonwixKl 

Downiuvillc 

K 1 1  re  It  a 

|{(-al<lHlii\r^' 

llorHctowii 

.MiMsidii  San  .lone 

Napa  Cilv 

Oakhiu'd 

I'lncfivilli' 

(Juiiicy 

Kio  y^'n 

Sa<'i-niiH'iilo 

.San  AiKlreaH 

San  .)o»e 

8aii  .IciN' 

San  .loHi' 

Saiila  Cni/. 

Santa  Crn/. 

Santa  Uohu 

Santa  Kofa 

Stockton 

Suiitini  Citv 

Ukial 


CalaveruH  C'ounlv 


adv.  dept. 


Yrcka 
Yreka 
Yreka 


Cap  Manufaoturers. 

[Sec  Mat  and  Cat)  I^lanufactiirt-rH.] 

Caodle  Manufacturers. 

[Sf(^  Soap  Slanut'ai'tniorH.] 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

[See  also  Contractore.  ] 
Fletcher  .Tolin  O.  Anitccl's  Cninp 

OlrtBBcock,  Thomas  IJranch  Store 

Variel..IoHliiia  II.  Canii)tonville 

MAXSOX,   WAUNKli  &   CO.  (see  adv 


dept.  pam;  'Jl) 
Miller.  .1.  n. 
CLAHK.TIU'MAN 
Cleveland  &.  Gordon 
EbbcttK,  Geoix'e 
Ma|i[i'ndcr,  E  \V. 
Orniaii,  Henry  .Tr. 
Pattereon,  Cliurlea 
Agher,  A.  B. 
Perry,  JaineB  A. 


S. 


Cliico 

('liinese  Camp 

CohiHa 

Coulterville 

Coultervillp 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 

Downieville 

Eureka 


Snvdur  &  Uoliliins 

aCkek,  e  m. 

Miiipliy  St.  Wall 

D.twhon,  .1.  \V. 

Ilaliert,  .lolin 

Hiirnev,  M.  L. 

.Mi'Cliiilork,  .L  K. 

S.MITILS.  It. 

I'cti'rit,  (leorxf  S. 

S^VITZEI{it  lUCHANAN 

lladenock,  A. 

CUOCKETT,  W.  II. 

Scciv,  .Fow'pli 

llavH.  William  li. 

Mt'U'iiii'i',  Nallian 

SWAIN.  WILLIAM    C.  (me 

piiUf  7(i) 
LAN(iTUEE«t  SIONEU 
Kill);,  ^V'illiam 
.MAYIIKW  A.  KIIHHLL 
DicHHt-r,  U.  EI(lora< 

Lak.',  E.  T. 
FoMcr,  L.  M. 
SliikU'H  iV  Vo. 
Carter,  S.  A. 
FIcKlier,  W. 
Clay,  .lanieH  A. 
Cavote,  .laciHH'H 
K.i-d.  H.  F. 
HaHlelt,.!.  W. 
Sidwell,  Joliii  .M. 
Tnrtiin  iV  Knox 
m.STLE,  DANIEL  P. 
.laiiiiKon,  i>.  A. 
Urown,  .lami'H 
KOIH.NSON  iVIUtO. 
Siifv,  .1. 
SWiFT,  .lOSEI'H  (Hteadv 

llnrcliara.  Eli  S. 
i.'liil.k  William 
Palmer,  .lolin  K. 
Si  ion;;,  I). 
Travis.!.  I). 
WIIITINO,  S.  L. 
Howe,  Ira 
Caipfulcr,  E. 
Metcalf,  O.  F. 
MvriikiV  \V.'Ht 
PoweiH,  W.  W. 
Itinonx  &  Urummond 
Kiddle,  .1.  \V. 
Stewart,  Alexander 


Miirckii 
Forc'^l  Mill 

Foil  ,1 ., 

Half  .Moon  ||„v 

lluviU 

llowlaiiil  Mil 

KniKlit'H  Liiiiiiiii^. 

Kiiiglit'H  Laiiiliri;.' 

Loi'lii't'iinl 

LoH  An«(.|(., 

Liiyiilli.ii 

.MiiriiKwi 

Miirkli'cvilh' 

iMarvKvilli. 

Mannviilc 

adv.    dept. 

.Miin>villi- 

Meadow  Ijik,. 

.Milli'i'idii 

Mokeliiiuiii'  Hill 

lo  Coiinlv,  Xi'Wlinvii 

North  lli'.iiirli 

IHciiiii 

•  tlcMiia 

t  llMI'l.'ll 

<  >llli'i;;l 
OrcK'lll  llnlhi 

I'orl  \V,i(.- 
I'orl  Will, 

ItcMl    lllllll 

liio  Vi>l;i 

Saci'iinii'iiiii 

SjlllKllI 

SlU'llilii; 
Sidcklini 
SliukliJii 
StdiildU 
pLpiiKe-di) 

Sillier  Crirk 

Tliotiipwia  «  Kilt 

TriiiiiJuil 

VJKllliH 

Vitiilii 
Vinilliii 
Viijrliliii 
Weavei  villi- 
Yivkj 
Yii-ka 
Yrckii 
Yi.-k:i 
Yirka 
Yi-ckii 
Yivkii 


Carpets. 

(See  alw)  Drv  (toods.] 
COIIN,  A.  Si.  CO.  (xee  adv.'dept.  paK'e.><.') 

Downieville  I 
Morris  &  Nathan  (JiUi'S  Vnlliv 

Newman,  .1.  &  C.  (iniss  Viilicv  [ 

COHEN,  W.  &.  CO.  (we  adv.  dept.  piij,'.'  71) 

,Miirv.<villi' 
FLETCHER  &  HOnSON  (see  adv.  dept. 

pa«e  (i.j)  Marv!<vil!f  I 

WaLsH  &  ALLEN  Jlnrvsville 

(JILES,  .JAMES  XupaCiiy 

OOLDS.MITH,  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 

Nevaili  Cilv 
Uocentlial,  .lacob  Xevmla  (-'ilvi 

Meyer,  .1.  II.  OakliiiiJj 

Tnt'tle,  H.  F.  IVliiliiinal 

Petlit,  C.  IJ.  I'lacenil 

Locke  Si.  Lavcngon  Sai-riiiiU'iiiol 

Sharp,  William  Sacmiiu'iiKil 

(JKAY&  HICKMAN  St.nkioiil 

Carriage  ana  Wagon  Manufacturer&j 

[See  also  lilaeksmitbs  and  Wagon  Makem.J 
FOSTER,  JAMES  Alan»| 


PAdriO  INBURANOZl  OO.   Oath  Asaets.  $1413,862.82. 


nit<3KJlBINO'B  Pianos  bav«  the  bent  touch  and  tone.    A.  XOHIiXR.  Agent.  San  rranoiioo 


CALIFORNIA. 


0  A  K  III  A  Ol';     M  A  N  U  F  A  C  T  U  U  K  U  S 


44i) 


Ciihlterly,  I>.C. 

MniiHclK.liiiiicH 

Al.liHN.  *'.  ('.  (H«o  ndv.  dcpt 

Kiiiiiriiiiinii,  Kriiiik 

({iii'iIdii,  Li'wiH 

>|i'|)(in<iiiulii-l"li>i 

NOKTIIKV,  V.  S.  (hcoikIv.  i 

lliiiiiui,  Sil.iB  P. 

Wiiiilliiiiii,  Jdliii 

llrniiily,  h. 

Ii(il)iiiw)ii,  Ilcmy 

Kiilciiiitrick,  Hciiiiiiniii  !•'. 

ItiiiiilH,  ('• 

Oliver,  Ot'Oi'Ki-  W. 

WiilHdii,  \Villi;iiu 

('rcKli>w,  11. 

IjUIVoii,  I'iiiiI 

KckcT  ,  v. 

Kiiniici-,  '.Villiam 

Srnilli,  W.O. 

Itr.iwii,  M.  II. 

Wiil.oit.C.  II. 

Mill.T,  K.  M. 

ciii'ivdiiiot,  .riiiiii 
Hciiiiiiiii,  z.  II. 

KeniliK,  l>. 
Mill.T,  C.  K. 
Sinilli,  K. 
Itiirrcll,  A.  W. 
Iliiii',  l[.  I(. 
I!KYANT,.I<>1IN  (' 
HTLKIUV  IIKNMlJUIv 
KNAAK  &.  COSTON 
Miirxliiill,  .loliii 
.MIIIlm',  .lolin 
Kcli'liuin,  K.  D. 
Siiiijjcr,  W.  .1. 
I>UAI'KI{,  N. 

.lllColllIK,  .1.   K. 

.McCliiitixk,.!.  U. 
I'oiiiior,  .1.  SV. 
lii'»«ei,'iiii',  A. 
IIhII,  W.S. 
A|)|)i'rH()ii,  ,1.  K. 
Duvi-niioil  iV,  (>.\tol)y 
AiiilrewH,  .ItiMiitlimi  ' 
\<,-\Untl.  K.  \y. 
(1(»IXK1{,.J(HIN 
NVI,  ,1.  T. 
llailciiiH'k,  A. 
TiickiT.  I'rcHlon 
Hill  iV  F<il«tT 
IHtMATTIU,  CHAHLKS 
Crockor,  (ii'orjff 
liiiiTctt,  IJolicH 

IlILLA  KNAl'(i  II  (ROC  ii.lv. 
.MKVKHS,  F.   I.  &  CO.  fs^.e 
liiiK'' "1) 

we1ii:i{,  I'Arr, 
i-Ai'Kiici;.  (!i;(>K(ii;  w. 

licelic,  Alviirailo  N. 

Ktllv.Jolin  II 

CAlil/roN,  WILLIAM  IJ. 

Miiiinul,<}.  W. 

Clutter.  SuiiMicI 

I'iml,  .Iiu'ol) 

.MoDonell,.!.  U. 

t'lilver.  J.  A. 

Comi<i()(.k  It.  TliompHon 

llolltlCH,  .loliii 

Ilowiioy,  .Idlin 
Hig),'iiiH,  William  S. 
Hiiilon&,(Jrcenleaf 
Lillie,  Goorpe  H. 
Wpsoott&Oriffoid, 
Hill,  E.  M. 
I-iiraiiger,  .John 
'■iitiibm,  1).  W.  C. 
I'lijton,  Elislm 


Aiiliiirn 

Aiilxirii 

pu^o  aO)  Ili'iiiciii 

lilooiiilit'ld 

llolillllN 

Hriiiicirortu 

I('|)t.  p.  1.1)     llriiiiklyii 

liruwii'H  VidlL-y 

Cltlllii 

CuHpiir 

tJllK'O 
('lllllHII 

('iippi.'r(i|)iiliK 

CrcHnMil  ('it J 

(.'roBcriil-  City 

Dry  tow  II 

Diililiii 

Diitrli  Fliit 

FoIhoiii 

FoivHt  1 1  ill 

(  French  t'liiiip 

FiClH'll  (.'iiiiip 

(leyHcrvillr 

(llllKM  Vlllll'V 

<JriihH  Viilluy 

41riipM  Viillcy 

Or.iHH  Viillcy 

•  (iniKH  ViilUrv 

Ilavilidi 

Ilaywdiiil 

lluiijilxliiirK 

ll(>iddKliiirK 

ll<-ltlllKllllly 

lleiililxliiii'i; 

ll('iil<lHl)iir;r 

llydcKvilli. 

loiu'  City 

.liU'kHiiii 

Kt'lHoyvillf! 

Kiiiglitf)  Landing 

Ijif'ayctlc 

Liiini^f 

LfM't'li'Il 

LiiM'iilii 

Lindi-ii 

Lot'kul'oiil 

Lockt'lbrd 

LoH  AllL'l'luh 

Lnwor  Luke 

Liiyaltiiii 

Mark' West 

MiirtiiR-/ 

Marysville 

MiiryBvillc 

Maiycvilli,' 

dcpt.  \i.  ri)  MaryBvillt' 

iidv.    dcpt. 

Marysville 

Mai'VHville 

Maylicid 

.M(d<eliuiiiie  City 

Alokeliinme  Hill 

Napa  City 

Niijm  City 

J      Xevaila  City 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Newcastle 

Nicolaiis 

Nifolaus 

North  Sail  Jimii 

Oroville 

Oroville 

I'ntteo's  Ranch 

Puttee'g  Haiich 

Petalnmn 

Pctalaina 

Pctaluina 

Red  Uliitr 


ReiHcr,  K. 

■loHi'pliH,  Albert 

K.ldy.  C.  S. 

Nclmiii  ii.  Co. 

Merry,  .1.11. 

Mcriiard.  II.  M. 

Dniaiiil  A;  Coon 

Kailcll,  Owen 

I''ic«e,  .lolin 

lli'HHiV.  Chnrcliinim 

Kiie^lierff,  Henry 

Keller,  .Marten 

Kiiiiliiill,  K. 

Kidiiile,  >\'illiiuii 

.MASON,  ,1.  A.  (Hce  adv.  dcpt.  piip-  11) 

McOowaii,  I'. 

I'ike  iV   Voniiif 

Uciidv  iV  .McKarliii 

Itippon  iV  Hill 

SCHLrcKLllIKI!,  Wll.I.I  \M 

Tod,|,.l.  A. 

LO(i.si)(»N',  MA  It'll  N 

lliixkcll  ,V  I'orter 

\Viln).x\-  ('Imirliill 

O.iliiioli,  .laiiiex 

SMVTH,  IIKXRV 

I'mIiiici',  II.  II. 

MilU,  10.  T, 

.ViiicK  iV  Crowtlicr 

Kincli.  ,S(i|(jnioii 

.lllllK'H,  T. 

Vestel,  l{.  K. 
Wilkiiicoii,   I'etcr 
.Allen,  Henrv 

.M;ltlleWH,  A.  F. 

.Smith,  .J.  L. 
.Minliclil,  ilolin 
Winter.  .Sniiiiiel 


Red  Itlllir 
Rock  Cr<'e!< 
KMckville 
Rolinerville 
RoMoville  .liinctioii 
Sacriiniento 
SaciHIIieiilr. 
Hacranieiiid 
Hacranieiili) 
.Sncriiliiei.to 
KHcranicnio 
Sacranieiilo 
Sacraineiitii 
Sai'rninenlii 
.Siicriiinentd 
Sacraineiilo 
Siicriiinentd 
.S^icraiiientd 
Snernnienld  i 
Siicriiiiieiilo 
.SMeiHiiielitd 
■Sun  lieriiaidiiid 
San  .loM' 
Sun  .loHc  I 
Sim  Leiindro  , 
.San  Loren/.o  | 
San  Miguel  , 
.San  Riiiiidii 
.Santa  Chira 
.Siintu  Cliira  | 
Stiiitii  Crn/  I 
Siiiita  ('ill/.  ! 
Santa  Crn/.  I 
.Santa  Rona 
Santa  RoHit 
Santa  Rohii  ' 


Sawyer'H  Itar 
Niipa  Count V,  SeliiiKtopul 
WOODKl'FF,  K.  C.    Sdiioin;i  Cdiinty,    .Sehiintdpdl 
C'aipeliter,  M.  '      Silveyville 


Klillst,  .lesHC 

Liili'.o.  I'. 

KIdlidfjc,  (iedrje 
Ciihlerwddd,  ,M, 
Leaineii,  H. 
liaekiiian,  Conrad 
Italliird,  A.  I). 
Hafiier,  Williiiiii 
Iliiliner.C. 
.Idiies,  William 
.MILLKU,  WM  P. 
Stodder.  Iv 


Silveyville 

.SiielliiiK 

Soipiej 

St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

Slockldii 

.Stocktdii 

Stockton 

Stockton 

.StoeUtdii 

dept.  paj-'c '!'.')  Sidcktdii 

Stockton 


S'l'OWKLL,.T()IIN(r.ee:idv  dept.  p;i^'ortl)  Stockton 


lUAIXOR,  .lAMKS 
.St.  Dennis,  .M. 
TimtinS,  FRANCIS 
lldfselkiiH,  N. 
Itiiiii>;iirten,  II. 
Deveiinev,  Roheit  K. 
Ollrieh  &  .Schiid-Bcl 
DayiB,  \V.  M. 
Kwiiitr,  .1. 
CloKe.  'I'lionms 
C(dlinH,.).II. 
RIM,  A.  O. 
Devoe  &.  Perry 
Kn^liKli,  Roliert 
ROSi;,  N.  II. 
VVaiiKainan,  .John 
I.K)w,  David 
Overitliiner,  G.  .1. 
KaBHet,  Michael 
Itlooinaiicanip,  J.  F. 
Brown,  K.  V. 
Kckhnrt,  Willinni 
Hovev  William  A. 

pipi<:r,.ioskph 
dow,  henry  w. 

McCulloii){h,  Jidin 


Ydl, 


SiiiHiiii  City 

Sutler  Creek 

Slitter  (Jieek 

Tayldrville 

Tehama 

Tehiiiiia 

Teleyraph  City 

I'pjicr  i.iake 

Vacaville 

Valley  Ford 

County,  Wa»liiiif,'toii 

WaBliinfiton  ('orner.s 

WatHoiiville 

Watsonville 

Watson  ville 

Watsonville 

West  Unite 

Woddhiiid 

WcdiMde 

^ivka 

Yreka 

Yreka 

Yrokft 

Yreka 

Yuba  City 

Yuba  Citv 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTOHY, 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Stock. 

I*  Iriiportcr.-'.] 
*J[l'cK-ci',  JiuiiPH  &  ('().  MnrvMvillc 

*iIb;i)KNUICl{fi,  W.  A.  &  CO.  Sucriiuieiito 

^WATlCKUOrSK  &.  LKSTKU  (nee  adv. 

(icpt.  pii^ro  :W)  Sacrmneiito 

"HICIvlXlJOTIIA.M,  J.  T.  Stoclitou  , 

Carriage  Painters.  : 

[Sl'I!  I'iiiMtors,  C():i(^li]  I 

Carriage  Trimmers.  j 

[Soe  iilso  IliiriK'fis  ami  Sadillorv]  ; 

FISIIKU  &.  IJUOTIl  I'M  (»f !  lulv.  dopt".  i 

pii)ii)  i'-l)  Jliirysville 

CR.VNDAl.L,  C.  G.  (ecc  iidv.  dopt.  p.  O'S)  Kud  liliiir 
Koliliiiis,  N.  W.  SiRTHtiiriilo 

SCIIUOTKU,  (J.  C.  ^see  adv.  depf.  p,ij;e  DO)  Sliii^la 
Frecuiun,  J.  K.  Slockloii 

Carvers  and  Gilders.  i 

[.Sec  TiiiiiLTS.J 

Cement. 

[Sec  also  Lime,  Etc.] 
Benicia  Ccmeut  Cunipanv  IJcnccia 

Chair  Makers. 

[Sif  Fiiniiturc.] 

Charcoal  Burners. 

CUT  LEU,  CVKUS  lioi'.iviilo 

Chemists. 

[Sec;  also  ApiitliecariM.]  I 

COCIIUANE,  K.  A.  (Mi'a<lv.,pii!:cS-j|  Downioville  | 

China  and  Glaas  Ware. 

[See  CiocUery  and  (!laMi  ^Val■e.] 

Cigars— Wholesale. 


COHN,  (J.  (fire  adv.  <lept.  \\nin-  77) 
MAliCr.SK,  M.  (it  fO.  («-e  adv.  dtpt 

Kox.riiiiisky,  1>. 

Cigars— Makers. 

HELM  ITH,  WILLI  A  Jl 

Sriiilii,  Walter 
Jewell,.  Kapliael 
Fiielirt,  I'eter 
Noil.:li,  I'eler 
I'EiriT.  I!.  II. 
Wise,  Cliailes 

Cigars— Hetail. 


Slarysville 

Marysviile 

Saeraaieiito 


Marvsville  i 
Oakliind  : 

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Heiiecia 

C'ain|itoiiville 

Cliieo 

C'uliiinl)ia 

CopperopoliK 

CrcBceiit  (!ity 

Diamond  Spiiiifjs 

Dutch  Flat 

Dmch  Flat 

Dm  ell  Flat 

Kl  Dorado  County,  El  Dorado 

Foleoni 

W.  Folsom 

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SitiiiiiicrH,  ./o.^'pli 
Do  Cray,  A\i},'iisi;ub 
Spiiiifisiead,  F.  II. 
Elian  &  Hrolliers 
Mover.  A.  S. 
Hanson,  C.  L. 
Lahkv.  M. 
Franklin,  A.  &,  Co. 
llevniaii,  S. 
IICDEI'OHL,  II. 
LaBkv,  M. 
Co'  n'.  S. 
NEWMAUER,  II.&II 
Slieplierd,  H.  F 


Levy,  II.  &  Co.  Graes  Valley 

Mrlienmin  &.  McGillivray  Onma  Valley 

Mielaiel,  II.  (JlrasH  Vidley 

Si'olaii,  Eairene  f5m»»  Valley 
CHl'r'IKNDEN,  ilENKY  H.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  81)  llowland  Fliit 

Crunor,  Henry  lone  (,"ity 


nnu-'iCL,  M. 

Jackson 

.Mir  1 /.el,  LoiUM 

Juekson 

Eiii.'1'l.  .Jacob  M. 

L:i  Porte 

COIIN.  I. 

Lo9  Aiiirelos 

HELLMAN  &  CO. 

Lo8.'.,,';ele.s 

Lew.  Simon 

Lns  .Aiii^eks 

meVeu,  c. 

Los  .Aii'uoIm 

ISni'nH.  Johii  li. 

Marvsvilld 

COHN,  (i.  (hCft  adv.  dept.  pajfc  77) 

Mar'vsvillc 

EDW.\UI)S,  ,L\  .MES  (see  adv.  dep 

.  p.OOjMarv.sville 

LueaH.  Cliarle.s  F. 

iMiii-vsvillo 

MAUCIJSE,  :\I.  (.V.  CO.  (sec  ad.  dep 

p.7S):MarVsvil|(. 

NAOLE,  EDWAKD  J{. 

.AIarv>ville 

(Joodmaii,  J. 

Meadow  l.uke 

Ueevex,  K.  C. 

Meadow  I.iikc 

Iteiliii),'er.  11. 

Mca<low  Liilic 

Seliraiip.  Jacob 

Mi.-ndiii'iiiii 

.Miseli,  W. 

Mokelmiiiie  Hill 

WEIL,  L. 

Mukelimiiie  Hill 

Wood,  M. 

M'liiitor 

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Napa  Citv 

ILuiH,  Martin  L. 

Nairn  Ciiv 

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Nevada  CilV 

FbilipH,  L. 

Nevaila  CilV 

Hotlisiliild,  S. 

Neviiclii  CilV 

Doblin,  Jacob 

Oakl;iii;i 

Ueyman,  .Manns 

Onivillr 

Itotliwliild,  Joiieph  j\.. 

Orovilk' 

I!cr},'<'r,  M. 

PctiiliiMia 

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I'l  liiliniij 

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I'eliiluiiji 

IIAUKIS,  S. 

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I'laeervill.' 

S.ieriihienlii 

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Saeraiiic'iit'i 

I'^f.'!.  Antoi\ 

SaeiamciiiM 

FUANKLIN,  v. 

Saer.iiiKM'.lii 

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Siicranieiilii 

llanenberi,',  M. 

Siieraiiiciiio 

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SHcrauiiiito 

Levy,  Kapliael 

S:u'r;iiiuMilu 

I'e'er,  Manuel 

Sacraiiii'iiio 

Kobinpoii,  Henry 

Sacraine'ilo 

KosenCeld,  S. 

Saeranki;!'! 

Sjsenviiie,  Isaac 

Saer.iiiirv' 

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San  .li>,-i- 

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San  Ji'st 

ManiiKHc,  ,Iatob  M. 

Sliiislii 

HAItlCIL  H. 

Sliiiel:! 

NEWHAIIEK.  H.  &II.  W. 

Sliin^de  Spriii:.'* 

I'licbiiteh,  William 

Silver  Mniinnmi 

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Silver  Jlciiinliiiii 

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SiiiKini 

Foster,  H.  F. 

Slm-kun 

IsaacH.  II. 

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STUKOEON,  W.  8. 

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Waldnuui,  S.iniuel 

Stoi-kUiii 

Oylo,  Herniau 

Teliinna 

Hans  iV  Co. 

Vallejo 

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Morgan,  C.  (CoiiKrcgationaliiit) 
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Moiiie,  — •  (CoiiKiH«iili()iiuli«l)  IJeiiipiii 

Viliiiiiissii, — .  ((,'iitiu)lic)  l!eiiiiii 
\Vo(iilliriilj!0,  SylvfHtur,  Jr.  (IVcsbytciian)     IJoiiiriii 

;  lifiini',  I..  VV-  "  Ik'nicili 

j  ilaiwdiiil,  WiHiiim  HicUvoll's  IJiii' 

'  Viani's, ''"liii  (liiiplist)  JJi-onUlvu 

i  PIKKSON,  (il':( )K(;K  H'rufliytcmn)  ItidoMyu 

j  Vrixiniiin,  D.  (I'lvsliylciiaii)  lii-ooklVii 

!  WcIIk,  S.  T.  (I'rebbyloiiiiiij  IJiooklyii 

Thiiuiicr,  T.  Cai'lif  Creuk 

'  Klli.i.  \V.  K.  C'lMitc'i  vi.le 

i  Kiisli'.v,  S.  H.  Central  Iluiiso 

I  Halraii-,  11.  ('i-iilral  llinihc 

iTIiwslicr,  S.  I*.  Cfiilnil  Uoiikc 

I  .Mycr.",  U.  V.  (Metliodist)  C'fiitievillo 

jilcrti'l.  A.  K.  (Mcthoiiit;!)  CiilDiiia 

I  Hunieit,  T.  S.  Coliiwi 

Uicc,  — .  (Motlioilist)  Crescent  (;itv 

[  IVck,  N.  K.  (MulhodUt)  Dutch  VU'a 
1  Miiiuut',  Jcilin              CalavuiaH  County,  Dl  Doni'lo 

I  liice,  M.  (Mi'tlio(liat)  Ferndule 

I  ilill, — .  |Kpisi-(>|)al)  l'"()l»oui 

j  IJ-niv,  W.  IS.  (^lulliodiiil)  FoLsoni 

!  Bin-a'tit,  1).  O.  Oran.i  Islauil 

iDcwil,  .\.  W.  (iraml  bland 
I  AXDKK.SOy,  T.  11.  It.  (M.  K.  Sonlli)  (iras.i  Valley 

'('li»|iia,  1<.  1*.  (I'"pi.'<i»|ial)  Crass  Valley 

1  l)ali()ii.  if.  1'.  (Kciaian  Calliiilic)  (Jniss  Valley 

'  (iiillin.  J.  (lidnian  (,'alliulie)  (irats  \'ulley 
:  Noitlirap,  C.  II.  (^^■lll(>di^t  ICjiiscopal)  (irass  Valley 

j  Udiie,  .1.  P.  (('luiH'ian)  Crass  Valley 

Suva),'.',  M.  \V.  (Ci)iii;ret(ali(>nalisl)  (irass  Valley 

Oiadap,  U.  II.  Ilali'  .Aloun  liav 


Seynidur,  N.  \i.  (('onj{re(i!ilii>nali»tJ 

Kl'v,  lieu.  K.  .S.  (I'resliyleiian) 
ilVck.  \V.  (.Melliodi.-it) 
;,><a.\ua,.l.  U.  (HaiHi.st) 

.loliii^loii,  il.  C. 
]Kuij(lil,  J.  H-  (Haptist) 
iSliiaip,  .1.  \V.  (.Meilio.listl 
IWeibel,  J.  li.  (Melhodistl 
1  D.ililiiii.s,  II.  II.  (I'lcsliv.erian) 

Miller,  ,1.  II.  iMetliodibl) 

Cox,  J.  li. 

Davis,  \V.  15. 

O^le,  Darlim 
i  Banies,  .1.  K.  (IJaptii-l) 
■■  liurlon,  A.  1'. 

(irewell,  .laeiil) 
itinlly,  W  T. 

ln:,'r,iai,  .1.  C.  W. 

Siluai.S.  I*. 

Sji.aiocli,  W.  A. 
Illmvurd,  H.  (.'..  (Melliodist,  i'^iutli.) 

Shaw,  Alliert  (Melliuiliat) 

Oenisev,  .\.  A. 

Oliver,' W. 

Olliliersdll,  J.  W. 

McAlisler,  A.  A.  (Kiiiscopal) 

Merel,  — .  (Hniaan  ('atla)lic ) 

O'CouHel,  Bishop  (IJunain  Catlmlie 

Olveaii,  Father  (Koiaaii  Calliolu) 

Wliiliiijr,  S.  1'. 

('llilcl^,  (Jeorge 

Keilry,  ,)idian  (Koniali  ('atholie) 

Daiii'uls.  .Idlni  (.Melliodist) 

liami,  .Michael  (Uoiiian  Catholic 

(iilaiure,  W.W.  (Presbyterian) 

Clillord,  George  (.Metliddist) 

Deyart,  1".  (Konum  Ciithulie) 

Konl,  (i.  W.  (IJaptist) 

lllKliie,  A.  (MelhodlHt) 

Mct'lay,VV.  .(.(Methodial) 

Drydeii.  D.  A.  (Methodisl) 

Ufct'ii,  P.  (Afrieuii  iMetliodist) 

Suowden,  U,  ]J.  (Congregational isl) 


Kni 


Haywood 

IlealdsliMi'g 

Ileahlslung 

llealdsbiipj. 

Ilicksyille 

lone  Ci'y 

lone  City 

Iowa  Hill 

Jackson 

Jackson 

Kolseyville 

Kelseyville 

Kelseyyille 

!>'.,  s  t  anding 

Lakeport 

Lakeport 

Lakeport 

Lakeport 

Lakepoi't 

Lakt^jiori 

LiiKJeii 

Linden 

Lockeford 

Locket'ord 

Lower  Lake 

iMarysville 

JIarygyillc 

Marysville 

■Maiysyille 

Mendocino 

Minersville 

Mission  San  Jose 

Monterey 

Monterey 

Monntuin  Vii^w 

Napu  City 

Najju  (;ity 

Nupa  City 

Napu  Ciiy 

Nupa  City 

Xeyuilii  City 

Nevada  City 

Noyadii  City 


ijuow,  S.  Kl  Dorado  County,  Nuwloiy'u 

j  Rom,  j.  W.  (Methodist  Episcopal)        Ko.  Siiii  Juan 


No. 


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Wicks,  J.  E   (Methodist) 
Ackerly,  C.  (Klli^cdpal) 
HIakeslee.  S.  V.  (Congregii 
HRAVTON,  I.  I 

llvrnes,  James  (Roman  Catholic) 

D'CRANT,  IIENUV  (C(aigregationaliat) 

Hamilton,  L.  (l'resl>vteriunl 
i  HARMON,  S    .S.  (iVesbylerian) 
i  Hodgson,  F.  I),  (.tlelln.  list) 

KelloL'i;,  Martin,  (Congiewilionaliat) 
j  KIXC,  .V  If 'II ALL  (Roman  Catholic) 
I  LVNDE,  M.  A.  (Presbyterian) 
I  McCluie.  David  I  Presbyterian) 
[  Mooar,  tieoige  ((longregation.ilist) 
[  Sessions,  .lobn  (I'resbyterian) 
:  Taylor,  Ceoige  11.  (Episcopal) 
;  Taylor,  T.  E.  (Presbyterian) 
j  Waiswortli,  Edward  1$.  (Presbyterian) 
j  WILLEY,  SAMUEL  H. 

(iordon.  W.  L.  (Methodist) 

Avery,  II.  R.  (I  'esbyteriau) 
1  Ildpps,  J.  IS.  (R.ii'tistl 
I  lirier,  J.  W.  (Iml.  .Metaodist) 
I  Jeiiks,  (i.  II.  (Episeopai, 
I  Lipi)itt,  E.  >S.  (.Methodist) 
{  McLaH'erlv,  H.  S.  (Baptist) 
I  Pond,  Widi.im  C.  (Congrcgationaliat) 
I  Siannons,  J.  C.  (Methodist) 
!  Largan,  J.  (Catholic) 
I  Madila.N,  J.  li.  (.Methodist) 
j  Motcher,  W.  C.    P'esbyterian) 

Pearce,  C.  C.  (lOpiscop'al) 
!  Si  pes,  J.  I'. 

itiiggs,  M.  C.  (Methodist) 
I  Colter,  .1.  S.  (Uotiian  Catholic) 
j  Dwiaell,  I.  E.  (Con^trcgationalisl) 
I  Hnlibard.  James,  (.African  .Methodist; 

iMcDoiiald,  J.  S.  (Presbyterian) 
I  .McCialh,  .M.  (Roman  Catholic) 

Millei,  E.  K. 

Stamper,  William  (Hebrew) 

('omapla.  •lohn 

(tiles,  J.  Henry  (Baptist) 

Kenny,  I).  (Ronain  Ciitholic) 

.Messenger,  II    II    (Episcopal) 

Taiisey,  ,Iohn  (.Methodist) 

Wylie,  J.  S.  (I'resbyterian) 


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OaklamI 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

OaUlaiKJ 

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Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

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Oakland 

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rctaliima 

Petalaina 

I'etahuna 

I'etalMniH 

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I'lacerville 

I'lacerville 

(^nincy 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

.Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacianiento 

San  Buenaventura 

San  Jose 

Kan  Jose 

Sun  Jose 

Sail  Jose 

San  J  ose 


.Vlexaiider,  James  .M.  (Presbyterian)      San  Leaialre 
Sastre,  I'etcr  S.iu  Luis  Obispo 

Diiraii,  R.  iM.  (Catholic)  Sun  L>iis  Rey 

(iiUiert,  Harvey  (Baptist)  Sai.  Rafael 

Villa,  James     '  Santa  Barbara 

Accolli,  iM.  (Roman  Catholic)  Santa  Clara 

Baker,  (1.  R.  (.Alethodist)  Santa  Clara 

HANXISTER.  E.  (Methodiiit)  .Santu  Chua 

Bland,  Adam  (.Methodist)  Santa  Clara 

Careihia,  Joseph  (Uonian  Citholic)  Santa  Clara 

Cataldo,  ,J.  (Roman  Catholic)  Santa  t'laia 

Ha/.en,  William  (Methodist)  Santa  (Mara 

Jones,  Aildiaon  (Baptist)  Santu  Clara 

Muraschi,  A.  (Roman  Catlndic)  Santa  Clar.i 

.MASXATI,  A.  (Homan  Catholic)  Santa  Clara 
MEX(JARINI,  (i.  (Roman  (.'atholie)      Santa  Clara 

.Morrow,  William  (i\leth(>dist)  Sant.v  Clara 

Natini,  10.  M.  (Roman  Catholic)  Santa  Clara 

Neri,  J.  (Roman  (Jutholic)  Santa  Clara 

I'relalo,  V.  (Roman  Ca'lu.lic)  Santa  Clara 

Ratl'o,  P.  (Roman  Catholic)  Santa  Clara 

Sharp,  John  (Methodist)  Santa  Cluru 

Siiiex,  T.  H.  (MethodiKt)  Santa  ('lata 

Sullivan,  V,  (Roinaii  Catholic)  Santa  Clara 

Truverso,  S.  (Roman  Catholic)  iiita  Clara 

Tuthill,  David  (Methodist)  .^•aiila  Clam 

Vursi,  A.  (Roman  Catholic)  Santa  Claiu 

Veyret,  V.  (Uoinnn  Catholic)  Santa  Chiiu 

Webber,  L.  P.  (PreHbytcriHH)  Santa  Clara 

Young,  E.  (Uouiun  Cii'tholie)  8anta  Claru 

CuBuuovii,  A.  1).  (Roiiiun  Catholic)  Santu  'Jini! 

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Hiilbpi-t,  Williimi  (Mptliodist) 

Kin>r,  C".  iHaplict,) 

McCorklc,  Jolin  1'.  (Campbellite) 

McClnv,  Jolm 

I^eC'riiiff,  Holiert 

Fold,  K.  (!.  (Metliodist) 

HaloH,  li.  (Metliodist) 

(Jiiivoi',  Wowi'll  (MetliodiHt) 

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Santa  Hoxa 
Santa  liona 
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Silveyville 
Silveyville 
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Mu?H'linan,  Alexander  (United  Hrciliren)  Silveyville 
Head,  "W  111.  E.  (.Metliodist  Episcopal)  Silveyville 
.Stiiai'f,  D.  S.  (.Meitioiliot  Ei.i^copiil)  Silveyville 

Hnslinell,  I>.  E.  (PieBliyteiiiin)  Sonoma 

Cornwall,  A. . I.  (Picxliyti'iian)  Sonoinii 

Criiwfoid,  C.  II.  (Pie.ilivterian)  Sonoma 

CrXXINfillAM,  W.  \V.  (Pl•esb^tol•ian)      .Sonoma 


(JilK'K]iie,  K.  J.  (Prertl)v'eri,Hii) 

ISniitli,  W.  N.  (.Metliodist) 

!?nclianan,  P.  (1.  (Consfiei^ationiil) 

heiiii,  I).  (Metliodiht  Kiiscopal) 

I)ierkinf;,  diaries  (.Metliodist  Lpiscopii 

Ilendrickuni,  C.  1{.  (Haptist) 

Skinner.  J.  A.  (Presbyterian) 

Fiiffeii,  Tlionias  (Ivoiiiiin  Catliolic) 

Chillis,  <)eoif,'c 

Anderson,  lames 

lleaiiinont.E. 

Homier,  .1.  I>. 

Horroiifflis,  J.  \. 

nroiiddiis,  .1.  L. 

Hryaiit,  AV.  S. 

Deaiiii,  (i.  E. 

Edwards,  P. 

Kisli.I. 

(!  lover,  M.  W. 

Iliicklev,  DeWi.tC. 

ha/eL,  iikn.son 

Hockadav,  J.  W. 
Wanl,.l."M. 
Willa  it,  William 
Salteifield,  .lolin 
Anderson,  \.  P.  (Metliodist 
Fisher,  ().  (MetliodiKt) 
I.iatinier,  H.  A.  (Methodist) 
liueky,  W.T.  (M.'llio:list) 
Uobii'ison,  .r.  1!.  (Methodist) 
Snmmous,  ,J.  C. 
Tuvlor,  I.  (iMetliodist) 
Winters,  W.  M.  (.Methodist* 
Haynes,  P.  L.  (.Methodist) 
Klink,  N.  I».  (Presbyterian) 
I  ewis,  P.  (Uoman  Catholic) 
Kaibairn,  A. 

Priddy,  W.  ».  (Methodist) 
Adams,  •!.  (liomim  (^itholicl 
Co(d,  P   Y.  (Methodist) 
llniitin(it<in,  U.S.  (Presbyterian' 
lionssell,  \.  (Konian  Catfiolic) 
MeXnIly,  — —  (Hoiimii  Catholic) 

Taylor (Methodist  Episcopal) 

.lohnson,  .Josejih  I). 

Porter,  .lames  L.  (Metliodist) 

Walker,.!.  K.  (Meihodi.-t) 

«}rove,  P.  (Methodist) 

Pende>,'Hst,  ,1.  X.  (('liristian) 

Diistone,  William 

McCnllocli,  Kobert  (Presbvleriiiii) 

McDongall,  .\.  C.  (Metliodist  Episcopal) 


Sonoma 

St.  Helena 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

.Stockton 

Tomalcs 

Trinilv  Cenirt' 

'    Ukiah 

Ukiali 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Uppc"  Lake 

\"acaville 

Vacaville 

Vacaville 

Vacaville 

Vacaville 

Vaciiville 

Vacaville 

Vacaville 

Vnllejo 

Valleio 

Vallejo 

Valley  Ford 

\  olciino 

Wiitsonville 

Watsonville 

Wiitsonville 

Watsonville 

Weaveiville 

Weaverville 

West  Butte 

Windsor 

Windsor 

Woodland 

Woodland 

Wyandotte 

Yrcka 

Yrcka 


Cloaks  and  Mantillas. 

tiers.] 
(see  adv. 


[.See  also  Milliiiers.] 
COHEN,  WILLIAM  Jt  to 


dept.  paKe7l) 
WALSH  &  AL!<i;X 


MnryBville 
MnrVsville 


(See  also  Met 
CLUTE,  .lOHN  H. 
CRAFTS  iV  CO. 
MILLEH,  AHUAHAM 
PKIXCE,  H.  II.  (sceal 
Kohii  iV  Fmtli 
Lew,  IJ.  L.  &  Co. 
LIPSETT, A. 
Liibeck,  1).  W 
ALTMAUI  ,S. 
.M<:l>OXELL,  A. 
Klias  &  Hro. 
(ieenover,  Via.  H. 
.Morris  &  Uro. 
Cohen,  (i. 
Eisner,  1). 
Dmkel,  O. 
Koliii  Al  Lobiier 
Levi,  .1. 
Levy,  A. 
Levy,  I). 
Lew,  .loel 
Levy,S.  &  II. 
l>avi<lson,  .M. 
Morris,  S. 
Colin,  H.  ii.  Co. 
Selii;  &  ('liaplin 
DAY,  W.  .S. 
Lew,  U. 
COflN,  A.  &  CO.  (see 

pilRO  H->) 
(iUAXT,  P.\TI{I(  Iv 
Ilirsdifeliler,  Emanuel 
Latreille,  B. 
Williams,  .Jeremiali 
Lonis,  S.  Sl  Bro. 
COHEN,  O. 
Liikam)!,  .1.  H. 
Wur/biiiy,  L.  &.  Bros. 
llaineH,  A.  \'.\ 

liliine,  Xiithiin  Fl 

BUUT&  HEAD 
Alexander,  A. 
Ilynian,  .1. 
Lewinsoliii,  .S  &,  Co. 
Ilynian,  U.  iV.  Itros. 
Prescott  Bros, 
.lacobg,  S. 
Slimier,  L. 
Sclinabel,  F.  A. 
Cobn,  J.  Sc  Bros. 
(lad,  It. 

OILMAN,  J.  P. 
(ioldbci'K,  P. 
Nathan  &;  Ilotfman 
Sanders,  J. 
Sanders,  S. 
Cobn,  E.  &  Co. 
Hawkins,  <i. 
F,iidd,  H.  C. 
Uosenlicrtr,  M. 
Levy  &  Bio. 
Samuels,  .'iu'  'plt 
Levi,  .\.  }'i.  in  i.'o. 
Colin,  Klkcn 


■chants,  (Jeiieral.) 

Allejtliiiiiy 

AlleHliuh'v 

H.  Alle-limrv 

V.  dept.  paf  T  33)      Alnivill'f 

Aiiliiini 

Aiiliiirn 

Aiiliiirii 

Aiiliiirn 

Itcllii'iii 

lil'llici;) 

Camptdiivillf 

I'hinese  ('iiiii]i 

(!hiiiesf  CiiMiii 

Ciani 

C'iM'd 
ClllllLV 
('(lllil.V 

Colo-  ,„ 

Colllllll'il 

Coliiiii)ii:i 

Coliliiilii» 

Cohiiiilii;i 

Coppei'o|iii|i> 

('(i|ipcri>|i(i|i- 

Coullcrvillr 

Cresccnl  ('ii\ 

Diamond  S|l^illl.'^ 

Diamond  .Siiriiii;' 

adv.  dept. 

Dowiiicvillc 
Dov.iiic'viili' 
I)ov>.  nil  \illl' 
Dowvievilii- 

■>  ll   "'Luvillf 

!>i-v!e'.vn 

')     'U  V:iu 

;nv  '.'.  r'!!U 

I-.i'y'iPi 

Dorado  County,  h'    '» 

Dorado  CouiitV,  Ei  i        if 

■  Fidiil.MK- 

Fdlwiiii 

Fii|.<oiii 

Kolwiin 

Forest  Hill 

Forest  Hill 

Oeorgi'liiwii, 

(JeorKctiiwii 

Colli  Kiiii 

OriisH  Viilley 

(Jriisfl  Viillvv 

(IriisB  Viilli'v 

'    -  Crass  Viillfv 

Crass  Viilli'v 

'     '  Urass  ViiUcv 

■• ,'  1       ■  (irii^.  Viilii'.' 

Howliiiiil  Kliii 

lowii  Hill 

Iowa  Hill 

Iowa  Hill 

.liicksoii 

Jir  liiioii 

Janics.'ow'ii 

La  I'orle 


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S'ew  York 


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bbers. 

Diitcli  VU 
DuUli  t'liil 

llnryKvillc 

Marysvillc 

S'lcniiniinld 

St(ickl(]H 

ers. 

Siicramemo 


AlU',L;liiiiiy 

All('^:liiiiiy 

Allt'irliinw 
3)  Al'iiivillV 
Aiiliiirii 
AiiImiiii 
AiilMirn 
Aiiliurii 
llcliiiiiii 
lilMlili.l 

('iim\it"iivillf 

i'tiiiu'sc  Ciiiiiii 

Oliiuosi'  ('iiui|.' 

Cisro 

CVcd 

('(lllilX 

('(ilt'a.v 

Cllllllnlii:! 

('iiliiniliiii 
C!(ilMiiil>i:i 
Culiiniliia 

('(ipiK-'I'dlullis 

(!()|)|icni|«'li- 
('(mllcrvillr 

uiiDiiil  Siiriiii.'!'  j 
iiiiiioiul  Siiriii);^   d 

Si 


Downii'villf 
Downii'villr 
1  )o\\  nil  \  illf 

l»')\VMicvilk' 
'..  ■..i.avillf 

my,  i\'  "•»'■■  ;'■ 
IV,  i':i  )■■•  "1" 

■  l-"iili!li-7.i»:' 
Knlsiiin 

Kolwiiii 
Kori'st  Hill 
K(ifi>l  Hill 

(icOigCldWll 

(ieiirncliiwn 

(iiild  If 'Ml' 

OrHHH  Valley 

()riii*H  Viillcy 

(IriiKs  Valli'v 

<!niHH  Viillfv 

(irni'HVallry 

Uniti'<  Valli'V 

Urixf    Viil"'; 

llinvlaml  Klai 

Iowa  Hill 

lowii  Hill 

Iowa  Hill 

.lackM'i 

Jrtim-'i*:i'«'" 
\m  I'orif 


,Iiicol)H,  Wolf  Lii  Porte 

'jowiili  &  KoBctiberg  Lii  Porte 

'  Hflliiiiiiii  -T.  W.  LoH  AuKcIcH 

Kiilislier.  VV.  &  Co.  Lob  \iijtel<  s 

LKVV,  LOL'IS  FiOH  Aii^jeleH 

!  Mallard,  J.  S.  Low  Aiijji'lcH 

j  Meyer  &  Loeweimteiu  1.  >«  AiiKeli'a 

i'()hiMkv  &,  (tdodwiii  I.oa  AtiKulert 

I  Sclilcij'iiiff'-''"' Iw'l'^  I-iw  AiiLreli'H 

FKAN'IvIj,  L.  MaripoKii 

Kraft,  S.  .Miiri|i(wii 

SlIAINKKLt)  &  AKliKNDT  Miiripo.-a 

Hriiwu,  1'.  it  Hro.  Miirvrtville 

{'olien,  Win.  vV  Co.  MiiryBville 

l'i'Iiii.  Simon  &  Hro.  Miirysville 

IIOCIISTADTKR  &.  1U{(».  (see  adv 

(K'pt.  piitje  71) 
Joseph  A.  &  Co. 
Keser,  L.  &.  Co. 
Uf\i.  lionin 
j'.MTKN  &  t;0. 
I'npcrt,  \.  1).  &.  Co. 
Wac'liH,  A.  N. 
.\le.\an(k'r,  S. 
Ciililsinilli,  A  &.  Hro. 
Miller  &  Co. 
Weliriiii;  &  Co. 
Witkdwskv.  II. 
ZKl!(!.\,SrKPHKN 
Sliawl.  M. 
.Miel,  .M. 

Oleiii.in  &,  Morriti 
Lcwitz,  .1.  Daniel 
Wiioil,  .M. 
.Mmiliaiii,  P. 
Kiieillaiulcr,  il. 
Miihelsijii,  Siinmel 
kwe,  ('. 
Isnielskv,.!. 

Mri)(il:TT&  CO. 

,  Weiulaiidrr,  A. 

Iliiiiiier  HroH. 

IH.\S,  S.  &.  CO. 
ISIiipinan,  C.  J. 

liloik  iV  Knrth 

Matriiiri',  'riiimias 

\i'i!ti.  'I'lioniati 

lirnialieriier  S.  A:  Co. 

('I,.Vl;K,.l(»ilX  .M. 

DzerKdWukv,  Nrwniiii 

tidliisteiii,  \.  &.  Hro, 
i  Marks.  II.  &  Co. 

HiMver,  .M. 
'  UiTiiliiird  it  Co. 

liiMiielier;.',  A.  &  H. 

.Sellia;;,  ,)olin 

llauilier;;!'!',  S. 

Kiaiuin  (ieor^e 

'''  riiiain  Louis 

i.-;i.>.  11. 

Mi;.\('ii.\ji,  H. 

Mii'imia  vV  .lewell 
IVl.it,  C.  H. 

lil(.M.U{l)S(>N.  L.  H.  &  Co. 
SillieiMiaii,  I*.  &:,  Co. 
M.VSDN,  M.  (K.'e  :i(lv.  dpt.  p.  HI) 
[   lliowiiHteiu,  <>.  &:  Hro. 
Li'venwilm  At  (iallaud 
!<ra'atli  4r,  Hoaraian 
TllTOXit  HCUTT         . 
:  liuwiilierK,  .laeol)  II. 
(iiKiilaain,  K.      Nevailu  Coiintv,  I 
Alcxiiialer,  B. 
j  Itiiniier  Hros. 
lllrowii,  K.  T.  &  Co. 
I  Itryfas,  L 
itiil'amii,  C.  II. 


Marysville 

.M»ry»vi!le 

Marysville 

MarvKville 

.Mary«ville 

.MaiVHville 

jMaryxville 

Meadow   Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

.Meadow  Like 

MieliiH;aii  Hlall' 

Mokelaiiiiie  Hill 

Mokeliiialie  Hill 

Mokeluiiiiie  Hill 

Monitor 

JIoorti'H  Flat 

Miirphys 

Alniphyd 

Napa  City 

Napa  City 

Napa  City 

Napa  City 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

NeweiiKlle 

Noi'tli  San  .laaii 

Nortii  San  .laaii 

Onieya 

Oroville 

Oioville 

Orovill.' 

Oroville 

Orovill" 

PetaliiMia 

Petalania 

Pel.ilnnia 

Petalania 

Plaeeiville 

Plaeerville 

Placerville 

I'laeerville 

Pla-erville 

I'laeerville 

Placerville 

I'laeerville 

I'laeerville 

Poll  Wine 

lied  Hliiir 

Ked  HInir 

lied  HIair 

Ked  Hliitr 

lied  Hliill 

{oiikIi  iiiuI  lieady 

Sarniinunlo 

Haeraniunto 

Siirr.inieiitrO 

Saeranionto 

SaeiHinento 

Sacruniento 


I  ILL 


Ilarriii,  I).  &  Co. 

•TaroliH  &  Nathan 

Jciaepli,  M. 

KOHN  &  HRO. 

Kolin,  (^Imrles 

LiiBky,  H. 

Levy,  Adolph 

Lewis,  I«!iac 

Meyer,  Philip 

Nathan,  S.  J. 

Peake,  C.  A.  &  Co. 

I'olit/.,  .ToiiaH 

liosH,  H.  &  Hro. 

Shawl,  Loni'i 

SUVKIiKIiUP,  JOHN 

Iioi<enhei'^  &  (>).     Calaveras 

Hroaihei-fier,  H. 

(loldstein,  Henry 

Iwiae  &  Hro. 

Levy  &  Hro. 

Slilenin«er.  M. 

Wise  Hrothers  '    » 

Haldwin.A. 

Iwiaen,  .Joseph 

Isaacs,  li  \-  Hro. 

KCIil'II.  .LVCOH 

.Marks,  M. 

.lacoljH,  .Simon  &.  Co. 

(iiinipert,  K. 

Hiowiistein,  (ieorfro 

Frankenlieiiuer.  H.  iV  .\. 

(iliAY  &  HICKMAN 

lIKMvMAN,  L.  M, 

Kallisher,  E.  D. 

Kohiian,  li. 

Murks  &.  Co. 

McdoMe  it  Davis 

OWENS,  MooiiEit  corn 

Mamper,  M.  iV.  1. 
liann  it  Newman 
\V(UHhiii';,'.  L. 
Snow  Hros. 
Soldato,  K.  I). 
.All .iijiton  &  Co. 
Kahiau,  M. 
Scliiiliiner,  L. 
Nve,  H,  it  Son 
Haleli,  .lanics  li, 
Kaisky,  I.  iV  Co. 
McCain,  .lames  S.  it  Co. 
Williams,  .M.  iV  Co. 
Morris,  t'oleman 
Heehlur  it  Schwarz 
Wuffironner,  N.  V. 
HAITlMiTON.W  I). 
HEIitJCIiKX  it  CONKOV 
HANDY,  H.  H.  it  CO. 
KINO,  K.  .r. 
LAC  Eli,  EMANCEL 
Uo»i;nourt;,  L.  iSt  Co. 

Coal. 

[See  also  IntrodiK'ory  Smnmnry.] 

SELHY  it  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  pas,'!'  70)  Marvsville 
CADl'C,  PHILIP  Siciaaiento 

Cuoli,  Thomas  II.  .Sacramento 

(JIHHS  &  HOLMES  (see  ad.  dcp.  p.lH!  Sacramento 
llnllt'elder,  P  Sacramento 

VAN  WINKLE,  I.  S.  &,  CO.  Saciameiito 

KOOAIiTY  it  CO.  (see  adv.  dept    p.  (i!»)  .Stockton 
SELHY  it  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  '."•)      Stockton 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

Din'ilv,  N.  Sacr.itnento 

HEISCII,  GEO.  C.  .Sii.ramento 

Kien/.liergei,  L.  Saeruniento 


Sacraaieiito 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

SaerauKaito 

Sacramento 

Sacruinento 

Sicrameiito 

S:ierameiito 

Sacrimeiito 

Siicrainenlo 

.Saeraniento 

SaciMmeiito 

Sacramento 

SacrameiU,; 

Saeraniento 

County,  .San  Andreas 

San  .lose 

San  .lose 

San  .loBj 

San  .lose 

San  .lost! 

San  ,Iose 

Santa  Cru/ 

Shasta 

b'lasta 

Shingle  Springs 

Silver  .Mianilain 

Snelling 

Sonora 

Stockton 

Stockton 

.Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Slosktuii 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

.Sutler  Creek 

Todd's  Valley 

yallejo 

Vallejo 

Visalia 

Volcano 

Washiiis»liiii 

Watsoiiville 

Weaverville 

Weaveiville 

Weaverville 

Weaverville 

West  Point 

You  Hot 

Yon  Het 

Vreka 

Yreka 

Y'reka 

Yreka 

Yrtdiii 

Yreka 


Nevada  Countv 


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CO 

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I 
CO 

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3 

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03 
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Q 


Collar  Makers. 

[Se<'  iilso,  Harness  and  Siiddlery.] 

Armstroiijf,  Thos.  Sacramento 

Gilleu,  W.  Sacramento 

Colleges. 

[Sec  also  Acadetiiii's.] 

COLLKOK  OV  CMAVOWSW  Oaldaiid 

PACIFIC  KKMAI.K  COLLKOI';  Oakland 
FKMALK  COLLKCSIATK  INSTITUTE   S.Clara 

(Sec  adv.  di'pt.  pa,!,'n  10) 

SAXTA  CLAUA  COI>LK<iK  Santa  Clara 

(Sec  adv.  dent,  xintxe  12) 

UNIVEIiSITY  OK  THE  PACIKHJ  Santa  Clara 

(See  adv.  dupt.  page  10) 

SONOMA  COI-LEOE  Sonoma 

Commercial  Academy. 

T'i;Iov,  Mark  Sacramento 

'v.-imissioners  of  Deeds- 

u  Introdactory  Sanmiary.] 

Confectioners. 

[Sec  also  KrnilK.] 

Tlioniavcr,  K.  Coppcropidis 
UHINl)  &  IIOUFLKK,  (seeadv.  dcpt. 

paj,'o  7S)  JIarysville 

Peri,  A.  Marvsvillc 

Pte«ler,  I.  L.  O.ikland 

Svveei  V,  Mili'.«  Oakl:ind 

TIIOMPSC  (X,  ,T.  D.  Potalaaui 

EITKL,  .lOIlN  S.Riiimenlo 

Seliroeder  tV.  Fislier  Sacramento 

Carey,  •!.  W.  San  .lose 

Callicart.  Koliert  Santa  Vrw/, 

Merrill,  J.  M.  &.  Co.  Santa  Craz 

Masm'hnan,  1).  O.  Silveyville 

TAI-LEV,A.  E.  Snellinir 

Oall,  A.  Stocklon 

Milco,  Nicola  &•  Uro.  Stockton 

Frialiee,  Clotilda  Vallejo 

Uhltclder,  II,  Watsonvil'le 

Sclield  &  Pellet  Vreka 

Contractors. 

[See  also  Carpenters  and  Hailders] 

Wheeler,  J.  <  >.  &•  Co.  Penton 

CLAKK,  TKUMAN  S.  C.dnsa 

Dwyer,  J.  W.  Eareka 

Kinlliall.  .lolin  Knreka 

Perry,  .lamcH  A.  Kanaka 

Snvffer  &  Koliliins  Enreka 

Mnniliv  iV  Wall  Fort  Jones 

AMilOKTSON,  JOSEPH  HoaldsliarK 

Uriect,  Peter  IIealdt*l)ar({ 

Mead,  James  A.  Healdsl)nrg 

SIMS,  !{.  L.  llealdHharg 

Pettin).'ill,  J.  E.  Marklecville 

(;orv,  .JaaicH  H.  MarvRville 
SWAIN,  W.  C.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  7C)  Marysville 

LA  PKIIJE,  WILLIAM  Mavlield 
LANOTKY  &  STONEU                     Meadow  Lake 

.Mlicrlson,  11. ,].  Mendocino 

Millikeii,  1).  H.  Mendocino 

(Jarpenter,  E/.ra  Napa  (Mty 

Kinipp,  H.  II.  Napa  City 

Robinson,  Ueeby  Napa  (Jit'y 

Hrowii,  Fred.    '  Noyo  River 

Fletcher,  W.  Oaie)fa 

Hhickhnrn,  (;luiH.  Petalnma 

MATTHEWS,  E.  M.  Petalnnui 

TONOLLA,  AUCil'ST  Petalnnui 

SMITH.  S.D.  Sucmmeuto 

Tarton  &  Knox  Sacramento 

Hotliwell,  T.  P.  San  Jose 

Hovd,  John                                   -'  San  Rafael 
Labrndo,  Franeieeo                               Snnta  Biirbara 


Marshall,  S.    ■ 
Starr,  E.  T. 
O'Urien,  Jiimes 
Warren,  I.  U. 
Pearce  &  Hall 
WHITE,  A.  L. 
Crane  &.  Drake 
Colvin.  J.  A. 
West,  Samnel  I. 


Santa  Hai'liarn 

Sinitu  Clnrii 

'     SiiLirlsvillu 

St.  II,.1,.„„ 

SaMin  City 

Snisiin  ("ily 

Siisinvilfc 

Windsor 

Wiiiilsiii 


Fry,  IJrnre 
LoVell,  David 
Miller,  Jacob 
Oclisner  &  Laanoner 


Conveyancers. 

[See  NotarieH   Pablic.) 

Coopers. 


Clipp<;r  Mills! 

Orovillr 

Rolincrville, 

Sacniiueiito ; 


Copper  Companies. 

[Sec  Introductory  .Sinnnuiry.] 

Coppersmiths. 

[See  Plumbers  ;   ak^o,  .Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Cordage. 

[See  Hardware.] 

Country  Stores. 

[Sec  .Merchants,  General] 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 


['  lni|)orters.j 
llanak,  S.  Culfax 

COITLEK  &  nUOWN  Kolsom 

ll-;iiaU,  S.  Fciliiiiiii 

.lobnsiai  iV  Co.  Oras.'*  Vallov 

Jt)IINSC»N,OLK  Omss  Vallo'v 

LOVD,  THO.MAS  Grass  Vallcv 

NVELLKR,  C.  Jacksun 

Eiigel,  Moses  M.  La  I'mlo 

Holiiiisdii,  Ainiis  I.a  I'diti' 

MEYER,  SA.MIEL  Los  Aajxekn 

Marnani,  .Ion. is  S.  MaivsvilK' 

Elder,  T.  H.  Mai'vsvillc 

MrCUATII,  JERE.MIAII  (seeadv. dept.        " 
pa^e  (>lt)  .AlaiTHvillo 

*  ROSS,  E.  C.  iV  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

page  7(1)  Murv.sville 

*  SCHWARTZ,  CHARLES  (see  adv. 

dept.  pajre  70)  Marysvillo 

PL.VTT,  CONRAD  Mokeliimnc  Hill 

CAIIEN,  S.  A^CO.  NapaCilv 

HOYD,  A.  P.  (see  ailv.  dcpt.  pa-c  .SO)  tMoviil.' 

Sar,uent  &  liarnes  I'etaliiin.i 

Symonds  it  llaskiiis  IVtalniiiJ 

(leraaim,  Louis  „  I'lai'civilli' 

Clark,  Stephen  D.  Red  Itliill 

*  DENNERY,  ALPHONSE  &  CO.  (see 

adv.  dept.  pii^e  Id)  Sacramelilo 

*  DENNERY,  HERNARD  (see  adv.  depl. 

puKcH)  .Saciaiiionio 

Van  liensen,  (!.  K.  .SaiiMincnto 

.SCHRODER,  MORGAN  ,Saii  .)"m 

Lertora,  Pi'ti'r  Sliiiklmi 

*  WEHSTER  PROS,  (eoe adv.  dept.  p. 30)  Stockton, 

Cutlery. 

[See  Hardware.] 

Dentiets. 


Holmes,  S. 
Myers,  J.N. 
Fiirrin«ton,  S. 
YATES,  L.  G. 
Morse,  J.  S. 
Picket,  8.  H. 
Parsons,  M.  W. 
Ooodricii,  Charles 


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Cullnhan's  Kinuli 

Ceiilicvilli' 

(,'liico 

Coliiiiiliiii 

Ciilniriliia 

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Hiutoii,  Dr. 

Slirewsbiirv,  N. 

SMITH  &SIIIKLD8 

Pavis  &  Upliam 

FELF>KliS,  K. 

Harriti,  S.  M. 

VVilcv,  J.  N. 

Thrasher,  \V.  T. 

Chihli",  ThoiiiiiB  IJ. 

I'clers,  J.  A. 

Stuart,  II.  M. 

Freiu'li,  L.  W. 

Crawt'iinl,  ,T.  S. 

FKAXKLIN,  DeWITTC. 

HAKKIl-feTIIOMl'SON 

S.VITII.  J.  H.  M. 

IlHIlllllOIld,  ('.  It. 

.>(lt'\viirt,  H.  .M. 

IIACKKTT,  F.  M. 

C'hiipniHii.  A. 

Kent,  Williiiin 

Mnllin,  W. 

Slt'ilin/JT.  It.  W. 

IjftViut',  Alfred 

llurliii^miiie,  I).  C. 

LOVlvJOY,  A.  V. 

Lovcjoy,  (i.  K. 

Cliiyton,  M.  F. 

Cilynn,  Ira 

De'nistcr,  Or. 

HiakiK-v,  T.  .1. 

(,'ahl(r,'A   W. 

U)VK,I()Y  &  tll'HAM 

r.irk,  V.  A. 

I'icraoii,  II.  II. 

ShielilM,  F.  M. 

Thomas,  W.  H. 

TIIO.MI'SON,  .1.  P. 

Klein,  Noriiiaii 

.Mciiefee,  J.  .1. 

Sj)ii\v,  v.  II. 

Kiiiffslinry,  VV.  H. 

Werner,  Williiini 

Xiirse,  U.  II. 

I'arnonH,  ('.  V. 

•V\ilSiiVK,W.  IX 

V.nmvn,  T. 

Meneilcz,  J. 

Henderson,  11.  W. 

Miirwin,  1*.  J. 

Morrill,  O.  E. 
1  Lee,  Dr. 
i  Snriiii,',  (i.  S. 
illAI-SKY,  I.  S. 
O'llaiii,  Williiiin 
'Swiiin,  II.  I». 

(lATKS,  OSCAU.I. 
i  Tripp,  K.  (.>. 
j  IIKAUN,  F.  (}.  (sec  lulv.  dopt 


Diltel)  Flat 

ICureku 

Kiirehii 

Foretit  Hill 

GrnpB  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

GrtiHS  Valley 

Ilealdslmrtr 

llornitoa 

Ilowluiid  Flat 

lone  City 

Jackson 

L:i  I'orte 

LoH  Aiifjelesi 

LoK  Anfjflt'S 

Alarysvillc 

Maryxville 

Meadow  Lake 

MoUeliiinnc  Hill 

Napa  City 

Nevada  ('ity 

Nevada  (.'ity 

North  San  Jnaii 

North  Still  .Inan 

Oakland 

(tiovillo 

IVtnlnnia 

Petalninii 

Placerville 

Phieerville 

Qiiiney 

Sacranieiito 

Saiianiento 

JSaernmento 

Sacramento 

Sacra  niunto 

Sacniniento 

S.icramcnto 

■Sacraniento 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  Jone 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  (.'laia 

iSaiiln  Vvw. 

Santii  Crnz 

Santa  Koaa 

Soiiora 

Sonora 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Sniann  City 

Tavlorville 

■    Ukiah 

Volcano 

VVatsonvillo 

Watsonville 

Weiiverville 

Wooilside 

pajje  60)  Yreka 


Dio  Siukers. 


Andrews,  J.  N. 


Sacrnmento 


Distillers. 


[See  also  Tnrpeutine  Mannl'actnrors.] 


Phelpj  &  Van  Gordon 
Davidson  &  Co. 
liroiler,  ()»\vald 
llait,  II.  T. 
Miller,  L.  E. 
Kiiok,  Martin 
Dunn,  W. 
Owin,  8.  U. 
Uohinson,  J.  A. 
COOPER,  GEORGE 


Camandio 

Etna  Mills 

Mormon  Island 

Mormon  Island 

Itattlesnake  Mar 

Redwood  (!ity 

SiielliiiK 

Snellin^ 

SnellinK 

Vole  County,  Wafhliif^ton 


Doors,  Sashes,  and  Blinds. 

[*  Srannl'actureis] 

[See  also  Ijuinher  Dealers.] 

'  Hntlerfleld,  Geor^re  Chico 

*  IIALLET  &  LOY  (sen  adv.  dept.p.iKcOl)     Chico 

*  MAXSON,  -WAKNEK  &   CO.  (see  adv. 

il'ipt.  p.  1)1)  Chieo 

*  Hooker  &.  Co.  Diamond  Splines 

*  A  U  B  RE  Y  &  1 1 A  UR IXGTO  N  ( see 

adv.  dept.  pau'e  7->)  Marvsville 

*  SPRINGER,  JASOX  MarVsville 
'  SWAIN,  WILLIAM  C.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pa«e  7(i)  Marvsville 

*  UNION  LUMBER  CO.  (see  adv.  dept 


Maryxville 

Nevndi  (,'ily 

Oroville 

El  Domdo  Co.,  Pleasant  Viilley 

Sacr.'iiiiento 


*  STILES,  W.  C. 

*  Hoc,  Allied  E. 

*  Iloojter,  Henry 

*  .Vines,  Henry 

*  Scliinillcr.  (;.  Sacraniento 

*  FROMENT,  E.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  13)        San  Jose 
Adams,  .loseph  Stockton 

*  Fellows,  Joseph  S.  Yreka 

Drain  Pipe- 

[See  Potteries.] 

Dressmakers. 

[See  also   Millinen).] 

Ileney,  C  II.  Mrs.  Enrekn 

liwin,  A.  Mrs.  Oakland 

VVillianiH,  Eliiiinv  Oakland 

Lovelt,,  O.  II.  Mrs.  Fetiihiina 

Knott,  E.  D.  Mrs.  Sin  Jose 

Smith  E.  <".  Miss  San  Jose 

JOSEPHS  A.  (;.  MRS.  Stockton 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  also  Apothecaries  ;    al.io  Merchants,  General.] 
IIOCKMAX,  RICHARD  Angels  Camp 

(JARNHAM,  HENRY  Antioch 

Powen,  0.  C.  Anata 

Parry,  J.  Areata 

Weh'her,  Mack  Anhnrn 

fI(Mies,  J.  W.  lieiiicia 

Washlinrn,  P.  Ty.  Brown's  X'allev 

BAR'I'OX,  FRANK  A.  (S(-e  adv.  dept. 


pau'e  111)) 
NOtlNAN,  JERRY  C. 
nOC.LE,  J.  A. 
Howlev,  M.  (}. 
Traiihii^'an.  N.  R.  D.  &  (X 
Parsons,  JI.  \V. 
Woods,  J.  Hop 
CIBIEL,  FREDERICK 
Kellv  vV  Galliland 
Cody,  N.  T. 
Hn^hes,  .lames 
('hapnian,  ('.  P. 
COCHRANE,  RICHARD  A.  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  S;.') 
Bailev,  S.  S. 
STRONG,  D.  W. 
Waller,  E.  L. 
WE{'K.  F.  A. 
BURT&  HEAD 
Bnrnhnin,  .1.  il. 
(LARK,  WILLIAM  Jf. 
Smith,  A.  A. 
PARKHURST,  R. 
CUNNINGHAM,  P.  W. 
IIUBER,  D. 
Wurdner,  S, 
Harris,  S.  M. 

LOUTZENHEISER,  WM 
SMITH  it  ROSS 
TYRRELL,  G.(.. 


Chico 

CIdco 

Chinese  (^lmp 

Colfax 

Colfax 

C<dninbia 

Colnsii 

CoppeViipoIis 

Cop]MM(ipcili8 

CiMillerville 

(^resient  City 

Diamond  .Springs 

Dow'.iieville 

Dm  eh  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Fiddletowii 

Folsoni 

FoIhoiii 

Forlicslown 

Foicsl  Hill 

Geoigetown 

Gilroy 

Gold  Run 

GrnsM  Valle , 

Grass  Valley 

(ilrass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 


o 
o 

4* 

11 

m 

T! 

n 

a 

.2 
Tt 


^^ 

o 

R 

O 


m 


o 

n 


o 
D 
o 


o 

V 

o 

c 


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LIVKLY.J.  H.  Haviliih 

Reul,  A.  Ilaviliili 

CANAN  &  FIKE  HciildKbiiiK 

FaniMWoi'lli,  A.  IiulejieiKlciice 

Petei'H,  J.  A.  lone  City 

Stevf  118,  1{.  F.  lono  ('il'v 

CONKY.  LtX)NAl{I)  Jmkwm 

INOALLS,  C.  H.  (8fc  lulv.  (lent.  p.  ■Ifi)  .Iiiclisoii 
BLAIK,  .FAMKS  1).  (sio  mlv.  (It'pi.  p.  S."))  La  I'oile 
WlLLAKl),  EMOUV  h.  (s«c  adv.dipt. 

im>je  So)  La  I'ortu 

Kose,  Fri'd.  Landia  I'lniia 

DiiMniH,  W.  C.  Lincfdn 

JUNGK,  ADOLl'lI  Los  AukiIch 

Wollwelicr,  Tlit'odore  Lo«  Aiis.'i'lei< 

OL'IIJKH.SON,  S.  1".  Lowor  L.iku 

Cook  &  SauiiielM  MaripoHii 

Kllv,  (i.  W.  MaiiiioMa 

UliiVk,  !■;.  n.  Marklfeville 

Lawronce,  Georf^e  A.  Martinez 

CHITTLK  &  COL'LT   (nee  adv.  dipt. 

pajfe  (iti)  MniVHville 

IVAX&.  FLIXT[Becadv.  dcpt.p.  77)  Miii-ynville 


dept.  1 


cov 

HOKS(;H.  JOHN  (seuiidv 

llorniuiLr,  <t. 

POLLAKl),  CHAULLS  P 

Scott  &  Deal 

Wilkins  &  ICiifjland 

KICI-:,  KMMKTTE. 

Winliain  \i.  Clark 

Cliaiiibt'i'lain,  JI.  iM.  &  Cu. 

Marrav.  J.  I). 

lIOKlisCllNKI!,  A.  II. 

Caldwell.  Samuel 

Leoiiard,  A.  V. 

Katon,  N. 

.loni'K,  W'illiata 

liOYNTOX.  K.N. 

MALONV,  A.  IJ. 

Harnani.  K.  W. 

ItllKSSKNll'S,  J.  F. 

SPENCi:.  i:.  F. 

.Mr(!rei;(>iv,  .laineti 

FI{AN('IIKIU;&  lil  TLKK 

Sanlord,  I).  P. 

Taniev,  1{. 

M.DKIiMOTT,  AWrilUU 

CAKOTIIKK.S.J.  II. 

Mavnard.  F.  T. 

Suldelle  it  lluie 

Towne,  S.  1). 

Garrett,  .1.  K. 

Van  VdoHiies,  li.  J.  iV  Co. 

While.  U. 

.MASOX,  II.  &  CO. 

I»UAI)WAY,.K»Si;i'll  li.  (seeadv 

jy.ifii'  IK!.) 
ColliM.-i,  lliirrv 
COO.MHS&MeOorX 
Menill,  S.  S. 
Klv  *  ISiiller 
HOWAIAX,  il. 
Crane,  S.  S. 
Dolierty,  .lanieH 
(•ale8,  iliiKtin  &  liroH. 
Kirk,  llenrv  C. 
Kllid<  &  .Miirtl'eld 
MeDonald.  K.  II.  iV 
POLIIEMl'S,  .J.L. 
Sweelland.  It.  U. 
WAIT.  GEOIUJES 


MarynviMe 

AIary."<ville 

Marysville 

MiiryHville 

JIarywville 

Meadow  Lake 

Meailow  Liike 

.Mendorino 

Menilocii.o 

.Mokelinnne  Hill 

Moored  Flat 

.AIooM'H  Flat 

Sant.i  Clara  County,  Jlounlain  \'iew 

Mui'pliyh 

Xapu  City 

Xapa  ('iiy 

Nevada  City 

Xevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Nie<daii8 

Xortli  San  iliiaii 

Oakl.UKi 

O^ikland 

Oroville 

I'aclieeo 

Petalnnni 

Petalunia 

Pelalniii:! 

Plan-rvilie 

I'laec-rville 

Plaeeiville 

Port  Wine 

,  deiit. 

Red  HInir 
Red  ItlnlV 
Re.l  Do- 
lied  wood  City 
Rlionerville 
Sicranielito 
Saoiainento 
Saeianiento 
Saeiiuaenlo 
Suerainenlo 
Sacramento 
Saeranienio 
Saciameiilo 
Saeranu-nto 
Saeianiento 


Co. 


Diivi«.  li.  CalaveraM  Countv,  San  .Viidreuis 

FRAXKLIN,  M.  A.  San  Hernardino 

Pcaeoek,  •).  ('.  Sail  Reriiardiiio 

FriH'iie,  William  R.  San  Jose 

HewHeii,  J.  R.  &.  Co.  • . '              San  Jose 

Martin  it  Lingliorii  Sun  Joho 

Selioenlieit,  A.  Sun  Joki 

ItriKKK,  M.  H.  Simtii  Riirliaru 


Forbes  &  Co. 

FREELAND,  E.  (S. 

Whipple,  J.  M. 

MrDermott,  Wni.  P. 

Shepurd,  J. 

Speiieer,  ThoinuH 

WelleiidorH',  Loiiia 

(i)itea  ii  Rro. 

WellH,  William  II. 

DILLON.  CHARLES  IL 

lioeher,  P. 

Shaw,  .lolni  ' 

ROVXrON,  G.  F. 

Dehnain,  S.  II. 

Hojden,  E.  S. 

Williamg  &.  Moor(! 

STOCKMOX&.i!R(). 

Moody,  R.  F. 

Xeiile,  A.  C. 

DeiiniK,  J.  I). 

RIood,  AliioH 

Tartar  &  Galland 

Wesfelw,  S.  C. 

HAZEL,  IIKXSON 

MalheiH,  G.  R. 

REVXOLDS,  J.  W.  R. 

TILSON,  .1.  D. 

FliOST,  JA.MFS 

TOPLEY,JAMKS 

MAKER,  MARTI X 

IlLAKE.  JAMES  W. 

DAVEXIMH.;T,  M.  G.  (Bceadv. 

WAliNER,  J.  E 

SeiiiH,  I'eimiiiian  iV  Riadbiiry 

Irelan  &  Railev 

Swiirt,  A.  T.  iV-,  Co. 

( Xierdeener,  .Mo.^^eH 

L.VAREIiSIIEI.MEIi,  AXTON 

ci;nxin(jii.\.\i,  J.  s. 

WOODLIFK,  THOMAS 
Dewitt,  liohelt   O. 
Rof^ler,  Feriiiiiido 


Santa  Cliiia 
Santa  ('lain 
Santii  Cliim 
Santa  Cm/, 
Santa  Ciu/, 
Santa  \{mi\ 

SllllBtll 

Silver  Mountain 

Silvcyville 

Soiinnia 

Sonora 

Sonni'ii 

St.  Helena 

Sloclitdll 

Stockton 

Stockton 

SuiMin  City 

SiiHanvili'c 

Siisaiivillc 

Sutter  deck 

Taylorvillc 

Teliaiiia 

Tiniliiiciud 

I'kiali 

Ckiah 

Vacavillc 

Vacavillc 

Vallcin 

Vallcjcj 

Visidiii 

Visaliii 

dept.  p.  3G)    Visidia 

VolcaiKi 

Walnut  Cicck 

Wiitsoiivillc 

WatHoiivillc 

Weavcivillc 

Wiliniiiiildii 

WoiKJIaiid 

Wooillaiid 

Vrcka 

Yrcka 


Dry  Qoods.—Impoi'ters  &  Jobbers. 

I'liett.il.l 

'ADLKR  &.  HCDEl'OHL  Dntcli  Flat 

'COIL.X.G.  Dutch  Flat 

•WURZIUIiG,  L.  RliOS.  Dutch  Hat 

*Levv,  Mon-iH  Fol.^uui 

'C.II;MAX,J.  I'.  Crass  Valicv 
"COHEX,  W.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  (h'l.t. 

icifre  71.1  Marysvillc  ■ 
n'LETCHER  &  IlOltSOX  isee  adv. 

dept.  pa-e  llo.)  .Maryavillc 

Dry  Goods.— Retail. 

|*linportt'iH.] 
MILLER,  AIHiAHAM  II. 
Kohn  iV,  Fni'th 
Luheck.  D.  W. 
ALT.MAIiC,  S. 
McDOXELL,  A. 
D.AVIDSOX,  L. 
FliEEMAX,  F.  S.  it(;0. 
I'^liaH  &  Rro. 
Stevenson,  Wesley 
(iooililav,  1j. 

IHDWELL,  T.  ,).  (see  adv.  dept. 
Si;  VDAM  kV  JOXES  (see  adv.  d 
WOOD  AtCIlAP.MAN  (see  udv. 
Moiris  iSt  Rro. 
Wolf,  A.  &  Co. 
Eisner,  D. 
Kohn  St,  Loliner 
CHALMEHS,  GEORGE 
Davidson,  M. 
Morris,  S.  ^,   ,;     ■ 

Colin,  R.  &-  Co. 


Alleghany 

Aiiliiini 

Auliiii'ii 

llcnicia 

llciili'ia 

Cachcvillc 

Caclicvilli' 

Ciiiiipliinvillc 

Caiiiploiivilic 

(.'iieiokcc 

Iiilfje  Hil)         Cliico 

I'lit.  p.  S<J)      Cliicd 

(iept.  p.  ill).)  Cliiio 

Chinese  Ciiiiip 

Chinese  Ciiiiip 

Cisco 

Colfa.\ 

Coloiiiii 

Coppei'o|ioli8 

.,       Coppcropoliii 

Coiillervillc 


The  FACIFIC INSUBANCE  CO.  pays  aU  loases  in  Oold  Coin. 


Jobbers,    i^ 


A.  KOHliUm,  San  Frsnoisoo,  Agent  for  Ohiokering  ft  Son's  Pianos. 

■   '  '"^    CALIFORNIA. 

DRY     a  0  0  D  S  . 

457 

(Jonlim  &  Dickiliton 

(IieHeent  City 

(Iline  &  Xovit/.kv 

Nevada  City 

I'lcillei',  (;.  11. 

CreHceiit  City 

(iOLDSMITH,  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  1?)  Xevaila  City 

Selit;  &  (JImpliii 

Crescfiit  City 

RosentlMd,  .laeob 

Nevada  City 

1)AV,W.S. 

Diamond  Spi'ln^'^ 

Iio^<entlull.  S. 

Nevada  City 

l,.v.v,l{. 

Diamond  Spiin^H 

Sliipnani,  V.  .1. 

Newcastle 

('jllltoirrit/.,  11. 

DouglaH  City 

Harris  &,  (,'o. 

North  San  .liani 

t'OIIX,  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  ilept. 

Shirks,  1.  &,  Co. 

North  San  .Iniin 

vm:  «•-'.) 

Dowhievillo 

Illoek,  K.  J>. 

0.ikland 

(iUAXT.  I'ATIMCK 

Downieville 

Hirshlierff,  Sanniel 

Oakland 

lliiwlil'elilei',  Kiiiaimcl 

Dowaieville 

Letter,  ,1.  iV  Co. 

Oakland 

i,()iiiK.  S.  &  l!i(). 

Drvlown 

Keinaeli  &  Co. 

Oakland 

ADLKKA  IIUDKPOIIJ. 

Dnt.h  Klat 

Itrondieruer,  S.  &  Co. 

Oroville 

(■(»iii:n,  <}. 

Dntch  Flat 

CLAHK.JOHX  M. 

Oroville 

\\l\l'/AiVlUi,L.  I!K()S. 

Dntih  Klat 

Krieslilien.  Daniel  N. 

Oroville 

lliiiiu'M,  .A.                   Kl  Dorado  C 

oinitv,  Kl  Doi'ado 

(toldstein,  A.  &  llro. 

Oroville 

lihim',  Nathan            V.\  Donulo  Couuty,  Kl  Doiado 

.M:'rks,  H.  &  Co. 

Oroville 

IUliT&  HEAD 

Fiddletown 

ileialiard  iV  Co. 

retahnaii 

Alexander,  A. 

KiiUoiii 

iJoldslein,  Henry 

rc^talnnni 

I.'viimn.  ,1. 

FoIkoim 

IIASKKLL,  U. 

retaliunii 

U'\y,  iMorris 

Folnom 

IleinelierK,  A.  &  B. 

I'etaliuiui 

U'wiiiMilru,  !S.  &,  Co. 

Kolsom 

Sarjjeat  it  Uarnes             X   - 

IVlalumu 

ilynian,  l{.  &  llros. 

VoreHl  Hill 

Sellinir,  .Kdiii 

I'etaltinm 

rffsiult,  HroH. 

ForeHt  Hill 

Miewster  «.t  farklinrst 

I'laeervillo 

.liicolis,  S. 

(ieoifjelown 

Cliiilmers,  (leorge 

riaeerville 

lilLMAX,.!.  V. 

Grans  Valley 

Haas,  A. 

Placerville 

Israeli  IlirHclil'eia 

Oiai*«  Valley 

Louis,  H. 

Placcrvillc 

.Murrin  &.  Nalliaii 

(iruKM  Valley 

MKACHAM,1J. 

riaeerville 

Xewnmn,  .1.  iV  C. 

(iiapM  Valley 

reltit,C.  It. 

Placerville 

.'^aiiiiii'l,  \V.  iV  llroM. 

(iians  Valley 

lirownstein,  (1.  &■  llio. 

Red  HInH' 

\\\U)\\,  S.  1).  iV  Co. 

Grasn  Valjey 

L(•vell^(llln  &  Calland 

Reil  Hlnir 

licvcntliall,  D.  iV  Co. 

Horiiilos 

lio^ealier},',  .faeol)  11. 

Red  niutt' 

Sc'liaiidi-ld  iV  Sinioii 

HornitoN 

'.\^;ate,  ANilliam 

Sacramento 

Ciiliii.  K.  &.  Co. 

Ilowlaad  Klat 

Deuel,  (!ritlitlisi.V.  Co. 

Sacrana'nlo 

('ii|in',  v.. 

llowland  Klat 

( ialli^^an,  .lolui  &  Co. 

Sacramento 

Ihiwkiiis.  (!. 

Iowa  Hill 

(iilman,  C.  11. 

Sacramento 

li(wiili<'ri.',  .M. 

Iowa  Hill 

(ireealiauin  &.  Rotlifeld 

Sacramento 

1,,'vv  &  iiro. 

.Jafk.s(ai 

ll.ill.ti.  C. 

Sacramento 

Miiifs,  M.  A.  Mi8. 

Jaeknon 

*Hamliurf,'er,  li.  &.  Co. 

Saciamento 

Siiliiiicls,  .loscpli 

•I.iekxiin 

KOIIX  \-   lilJO. 

.Sacramento 

l.,vi,  A.  M.  &.  Co. 

.Jamestown 

'Lipnian  S.  A:  Co. 

.Sacramento 

Culm,  KIkeii 

La  I'cMie 

'OCOXXKLL,  liYAX  it  VO. 

Sacramento 

.I:in)lw,  Wolf 

La  I'oite 

Peyser,  .A.  ^^  Co. 

Sacramento 

.loscitli  it-  IJii^tMilxM'i; 

La  I'orle 

i;o..<cal)erir  i"t  Co.      Ciiaveras  Ct 

unty,  San  Anilreas 

I'AI.MKIUV  WO()l,SKV 

Lancha  I'laua 

Feisl  it  ISros. 

San  .Jose 

liliiiijciitlial,  I.'^aae 

LoH  Anfjeles 

Hart,  iJaiaes 

San  Jose 

liolliiuin,,!.  M. 

Lo8  Anjieles 

Haves,  X. 

San  .lose 

lU'llnmn,  ,1.  W. 

Los  Any:eles 

Le\y  &  Iiro. 

San  Jose 

Kiilislicr.  \V.  iV  Co. 

Los  Anfjeles 

Lioii,  L. 

San  .lose 

KUK.MKU,  .M.  \-.  (■<». 

Los  Anneles 

Martin,  C.  .1. 

San  .Jose 

I.AZAUD,  S.  iV  CO. 

Los  Anjji'les 

Sldesiufjer,  M. 

San  .Jose 

I.ICVV,  I.OUI.S 

Los  Ani<eles 

Sir.ni.ss  iV,  lirown 

San  .Jose 

Mevir  \  l,oe\veiii.te'm 

Los  -An^'eles 

'raall'e  &  Co. 

San  .lose 

Xiirlon.  V. 

Los  Angeles 

Isaacs,  .Io^epll 

Shasta 

I'olasky  iV  (ioodwiii 

Los  Angeles 

Isaacs,  1{.  iV  Hro. 

Shasta 

Srlili.iMiii.|.r,  luaae 

Los  Angeles 

.laeolis..!. 

Shaw's  Flat 

lUANKI.,  L. 

Mariposa 

KlIM'H,  .JAC01$ 

Shingle  Springs 

Knill.S. 

ilan[iosa 

.laeolis,  Simon  &  Co. 

Snelling 

S(1IA1NKKM)&  AKIMCXDT 

Mariposa 

Haer.  Mayer 

Sonora 

COIllvX,  WILLIAM  iV  CO.  (see  adv. 

•loi'epl'  &'l!ro. 

Sonora 

iIh|)|.  pane  7  1) 

^larysville 

Kaut'mumi,  M. 

Sonora 

KLKTCllKU  &.    IIOISSOX   (sei 

adv. 

Mock,  A. 

Sonora 

»U'pt.  paLTi'  *).">) 

Miirysville 

Keeb,  K. 

Sonora 

Mi'iniiii.'ei  iV  (ioldaatii 

Marysville 

Kiordan,  1).  K. 

.Sonora 

I'.vni'N  \  CO. 

Marysville 

Kilzwoller,  S. 

Sonora 

SllAKUSl'KIX,  JULIUS  (bee  adv.  dept. 

lH;LDlXp,  W.  .T. 

Stockton 

WA  ,SII  &  ALLKX 

Jlarysville 

Hiownslein,  (ieori/e 

Stockton 

Marysville 

"tHJAY  \    HICKMAX 

Stockton 

.Mi'.xaiidei',  S. 

Meadow  Lake 

.Melone  kV  Davia 

Stockton 

Il'ililr-iiiitli,  A.  &.  IJro. 

Meadow  Lake 

I'eltis,  W.  11. 

Stockton 

Wi'liiin);  &.  Co. 

Meadow  Lake 

Holland,  A. 

Stockton 

•Slmwl,  M. 

AIic'lii^:an  Itlnll' 

STOCKWKLL  &  MOSKLY 

Stockton 

.VIuiHH,  1{. 

Mukeltnnne  Hill 

Vincent,  (ieoriiu 

Stockton 

Davidnoa,  M. 

Jlukelnmne  Hill 

Itaini  &  Newnuiu 

Sutler  Creek 

;Alimliani,  IV 

Moore's  Flat. 

WorslauXi  L. 

Todd's  Valley 

;  Friedlaadei',  II. 

MnrphyH 

Hreslaner,  H. 

Vallejo 
Valle)0 

Michelwni,  Suiimel 

Marpliya 

RoloH',  .Joliu 

iWiiclskv,  .J. 

Napa  City 

Snow  HroH. 

Vallejo 

MllXikTT  &  CO. 

Napa  City 

Soldato,  F.  D. 

Vailejo 
Visuhu 

Wtinliiader,  A. 

Napa  Ciiy 

Arrinifton  &  Co. 

■a 

a 

o 

a 


o 
o 
o 

o" 

o 

o 


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Nc'iidu  ('i)uiitv, 


Volomio 

Volciiiio 

WiiHliiiiKlim 

WcHVcrvilli' 

WtMivt'i'villc 

Weavcivillf 

Yon  n.'t 

You  Hct 

Virkii 

Yroliu 

).  118)    Vicka 

Yrc'kii 

Yreka 


FnWini,  M. 
HANKOKI),  S. 

KoHininHkv,  S. 

KarHky,  V.  &.  Co. 

MoCain,  .laiiicH  S.  &.  Co. 

WilliaaiH,  M.  &  Co. 

Hecliler  it  Scliwiir/, 
:  Waifuoiiiici',  N.  V. 

UAiTKI.'TON,  W.  n. 
llJKHn(iUr,N&C()M{()Y 
:  HANDY.  U  U.  &  CO.  (hcc  adv.  dopt.  | 
1  KIN(},  V.  .1.  (sec  iiilv.  (Icpt.  pa!,'o  itS) 
'  KoBcnberg,  |j.  iV  Co. 

j  Eartheru  Ware. 

'  [See  I'ol lories.] 

I  Engineers,  Civil. 

]  [Seo  Saiveyoic] 

!  Engine  Builders. 

[.'«eo  also  Koaiidiii'ii.l 
LUTIIElt    &    or.lX   (pco  adv.  dopt. 

pai,'<.'81)  Pownioville 

rUl'sCOTT  Sc  SCHKiniCL  (see  adv. 
;         dcpt.  \v.\fii:  I')-.')  Ularvsvillo 

LOCIIKU,  T.  (HIT  adv.  dcpt.  paKf  ^S)  On.villi" 

,  UONNKU  »V  .MCKKXZIK,  {wee  adv.  dept. 
i         pa^'o  lit)  San  Jofi' 

KEEP,  in-AKE  &  CO.    (s.o  adv.   dcpt. 


page  ;)()) 


Andrews,  J.  X. 


Engravers. 


Expresses. 


Stockton 


Sacramento 


f.Soo  also  McialianlH  Korwardinp] 

IlAMIiKI!  iV  CO.  Conti-,1  (Wta  Counfv,  AInmed.i 
WIlEEI.i;i!  >V  Sl'KTSOX  (xec  adv.  dept, 

Alameda 
(hcc   udv. 

Urooklyn 

EolnoiM 

Half  Moon  Kay 

dopt.  p.  cv)  San  .lore 


page  II) 
WEII.STKIJ  &  (   VDWKLL 

dcpl.  p:i',c    I.')) 
KlHItE.  CI, AUK 
KENXl■;l^^•  \   CO. 
KEXXEDV  \-.  CO.  coc  adv. 


TUL'.MA.N  \   CO. 

Ikker,  II.  W.  \-  Co. 
,  Moore  At  CriMicli 

WELLS,  KAI;<!0&  CO 
I  pau'c  ix! 

ITRUMAX  A.  (  (>. 


l'et;iliiniu 
yevada,  .Sacramento 
Nevada,  Sacramento 
(see  adv. 

Co  i.st,  San  FrnnciHco 
San  Jose 


Express  Agents. 

(W.  V.  ,^;  Co.  sliinili  I'cr  Wills,  K.iiro  A  Co.) 
SMITH,  'I'.  A.  (Itamlicr  &:  Co.)  Alameda 

CORNWALL,  (ii;o,  A.  iliaiiilier  &  Co.)       Alamo 
Storey.  W.  H   |W.  K.  \-  Co.)  Alia 

Keldljeim  iV.  Co.  (liamlier  «.t  Co  )  Alvarado 

Joliimon,  W.  S.  (Uamlierit  Co.)  Alvi«o 

UARUNER  Jk,  FLEEllAKT  (W.  K.  vV  Co.) 

»  Amador  City 

Langenlicrirer  A:  Co.  (W.  F.  &.  Co.)  Aiiiilieiiii 

Sorioner,  .1.  C.  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  .Vngel'H  Cump 

I  Aliholt  &.  Sc.il.s  (liamlici'  iV  Co  )  Aniiocli 

I  DEMINO  \i\  l{ON  (W.  F.  &-.  Co.)  Areata 

j  Hubbard  it  Audrew«  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Aiibarn 

j  NEWM.\X,  MAIMUCE  (W.F.  &  Co  )  Iknr  Valley 

'  Clark  Ac  Wallerniire  fTrniiian  iV.  ('o.)  Relmoiit 

I  SHIRLEY  &  CO.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Heaicia 

I  Miller  &  Co.  (W.  F.  iV,  Col  I5iu'  Oak  Flat 

WOOD,  W.  H.  (Tinman  &  Co.)  HloondieW 

KowHlskv  it  Vi>.  (Tinman  it  Co.)  Hodega 

WEHSThR  &  CA DWELL  (Hamber  &  Co.) 

Hrooklvn 
Washbarn,  P.  L.  (W.  F.  &.  Co.)  Hrown's  Valley 
(JKIFFITII,  A.  (W.  V.  it,  Co.)  Caebeville 

Denny  &.  l5roH.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)      Callnlian'H  Ruuch 


I  Marcv,  .Joseph  (W.  F.  \:  (Jo.)  Caaiaiiclic 

SYMlC.  E.  R.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Canipo  Sco 

HUOWN,  .L  1*.  (W.  F.  iV  Co.)  Campionvllji. 

Homberg,  M.  &.  Co.  (H;imberit  Co.)        Cariiniiilali' 
IJA.MUER  iV  McLEOD  (Hamber  &  Co.) 

Ceiilrcvill(. 
lUDWELL,  T.  .1.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  (hi,.,, 

Miller  &  Co.  (W.F.  iV  Co.)  Cliinese  Cnim 

Jones.  .L  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Cifcn 

M  ACVAIS,  R.  (Hnmber  &  Co.)  Cliivi,,!, 

Pralt,  E.  II.  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Ciiiipir  ,Mill« 

Prince,  1'.  (Trnman  it  Co.)  ClovcrclnW 

Whitman,  J.  IL  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Cloveidnli. 

SKn-ev,  W.  H.  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Coll„x 

MIU'IIELL,  PAUL  (W.  F.&  Co.)  Colon:,, 

Da<'gcnel.  W.  (VV.  F.  &.  Co.)  ColiMiil,iii 

Daw,  W.  IL  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Columlias  lloiist 

Pike,  .1.  M.  (W,  F.  &  Co.)  Coppcioholi, 

(;odv,  N.  T.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Coidlcivill.. 

DlliiAX  &  WALL  (W.  F.  it  Co.)       Crescent  Ciiv 
Ross,  A.  .1.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Crystal  I'mk 

COHEN,  M.  (llmdier  it  Co.)  Dauviilc 

(;riflilli,  M.  (i.  (W.  F.  it  Co.)  Diamond  S|iriiii 


OREAR.  .L  W.  (W.  F.  &  Co) 
RICHTMYEH,  H.  F,  (W,  F.  it  Co.l 
DONLON,  PETER  (Itamlier  it  Co.) 
MOORE,  MINElt  &  CO.  (W.  F.  &  ( 


STEEKE.  ROHERT  (W.  F.  it  Co.) 
WECK,F.  A.  (W.  F.  it  Co.) 
lielshaw.  M.  W.  (W.   F.  it  Co.) 
Palmer,  C.T.  H,  (W.  F.it,  Co.) 
Lewis,  A.  (W.  F.  it  ("o  ) 
llent/.en,  Charles  (W.  F.  it.  Vo.) 
Webster,  (i.  (i.  (W.  F  iV  Co.) 
Italchelder,  A.  .1.  (W.  F.  it  Co.) 
Olson,  .lacob  (W   F.  it,  Co.) 
II V  ATT,  A.  A.  (W.F.  it  Co.) 
Crilchlield,  ().  W.  (Trnmin  &  Co.) 
Wiedersheim,  II.  (W.  F.  &   Co.) 
Waller  Hros.  (W.  F.  &   Co.) 
Roup  &  Ol'lham  (Trnman  &  Co.) 
Wangenlicim  &  Lew  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
Moore,  M.  F.  (W.  F.'&  Co.) 
Wesllield,  W.  (W.  F.  it  Co.) 
DORSE Y,S.  P.  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
Fleishman  St,  Co.  (W.  F.  it  Co.) 
Ilavwaiil,  Wm.  (I{amher&  Co.) 
CAN  AN,  W.  S.  (W.  F.it  Co.) 
FEN  NO,  .J.  E.  (Trnman  &  Ci\/ 
Males,  .Saanicl  C.  (W.  F.  it,  Co  ) 
Wheeler,  Samnel  (W.  F,  &  Co,) 
EDWA1M)S,  .1,  &  S.  (W.  F.  &  ('..,) 
CALVIN, SAMCEL  N.  (W,  F.  &  C 
ANDKKWS,  (i.  S.  (W   F.  &  Co.) 
DlXOX,  .1.  V,  (W.  F,  .^   Co.) 
Wangenlieini  &  Rosenbeig  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 

.(cmiy  I-iiiii 
PALMER  &  ALLEN  (W.  F.  &  Co  ) 

Knitrlil's  Kinv 
RAVELEY,  S.  W.  (W.  F.&  Co.)  Kniglil's  l.amliiii 
Rowell,  L.  F.  (V,'.  F,  &  Co.)  La  IVili' 

SHREVE,  H.  (Hamber  &  Co.)  Lala.MlIf 

WINCHE.STER,  L.  D.  (Tinman  it  Co.)    Lakc|iwi 
PAL.MEU  &  W00LSI;Y  (W.  F.  &  Co  ) 

LaiK-lia  I'liiiia 
Dnden.  C.  W,  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Lntii.lif 

Ziiifenbein,  .John  |W.  F.  &  Co,)  Umvln 

TOHER.MAN,  .1.  R.  (W,  F.  &  Co.)         Los  ,\nj.'eKs 
MILLER,  O.  S,  (W.  F.  &  Co)  Maniiosi  | 

.lOHNSTON,  W.  .1.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)       Maiklccvillf 
Svvaia,  C.  C.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  .Miiilin.; 

HACOX,  E.  .1.  (W.  F.  it.  C;o,)  Mioysviilt 

PAUL,  WILLIAM  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Jhivlirl 

FIELD,  CI.  (Truman  &  Co.)  .Miivlit-IJ 

Moore,  Miner  &  Co.  {W.  F.  &  Co.)    Meadow  LiiktJ 
Hrown,  E.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  .Mcncli.iimi, 

(;older,  L.  (Trnman  &  C^o.)  Alenlo  1'.'" 

De  Lamuter,  (J.  H.  V.  (W.  F.  &  C")   Jlicliiu'iin  Harj 


Keep  Oallfornia  Capital  la  California.   Insure  in  the  PACIFIC. 


Dowmcvillc 
Divlowii 
Uuhliii 
.) 

Dulch  Flat' 
VA  lionul,, 
Karekii 
FidilKlowii 

Folrtdlll 
ForllCrloWM 

Fovcsl  Cih 

Foiv^l  lliil 

FoiiU'i  V  |!;ir 

Freiiili  CoiTiil 

(ii.'ori;(lowii 

(ieynrviil., 

(ievriervillp 

(iifisoavillf 

(iilrciv 

(iilm'v 

Ciol'l  llmi 

(ioodyearV  l):ir 

Crass  Viilli'V 

Orecnwo,,. 

llavwiMPil 

HcaUWiUW 

He.ihWimi: 

Il0l'll)ll'< 

llowhiiid  Hal 

lone  ('i:v 

Iowa  Hill 

.lai'liMiii 

raaicstowii 


date  of  Is:-, 


^  KOHZiSB,  San  Franolsoo,  imports  ForelKn  and  Aiherioan  Instruments  for  Sands. 


CALIFORNIA 


EXPUESS  AGENTS  —  FLaUISTS 


459 


TYMCU.  K.  (W.V.fcCo.)  MicliiL'mi  nliiir 

fUJKIKWSKN,  (iKOUOK  (W.  V.  Si  V,>  \    Millnlmi 
iliirii'.  !>.  I'-'  (Hiiiiilicr  &  Cii.)  MilpiliiH 

KIIK.MAX  &  ISACll.MAN  (llimilior  &  ('o.) 

MiHHidii  Sun  il'ipo 
MOSKS.W.  F.  (W.  !•'.&  Co.) 
I.ililc,  Miltdii  (\V,  V.  &  Co.) 
Ilcecrort,  .loliii  T.  (\V.  V.  &  Co 


Co.) 


Ilcecrort,  .loliii  T.  (\V.  V.  &  Co.) 
ijiiihvif;  HroH.  (Umnlior  &  Co.) 
liiiwlcv,  Willi. Mil  ('Piiiiimn  &  Co.) 
I'AI-Al'IIK,  i:.  (\V.  V.k  ("o.) 
Liiimliii,  .1.  F  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
rOWKN,  A  1).  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
Hicc.  I)   A   (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
DOIiMN.  (i.  I».  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
I1AI«'I»Y,  \V.  n.  (Itiiiiilicifc  Co) 
Sli'Wiiit.  On  ill  (W.  F.  Si  Co.) 
SlMl'SOX,  A.  (i.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
Hiiroii,  S.  (Ilunilicr  &  Co.) 
HOOK,  K.  &  CO  (\V.  F.  &  Co) 

Dciiiv,  A.  n.  ( riiiiiiiiii  &  Co ) 

IIKNI.'Y,  AN'DKKW  (\V.  F.  & 

TKACY/r.  F.  (W.  F.  &  Co) 
iMilliT..!.  II.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
iLY(»N.  I).  II.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
'  KO(;(i,  U.  T.  (rniiiimi  &  Co.) 

KO.V,(i.  \V.  (\V.  F.  &  <'o  ) 

,SI;i(k.  A.  li.  (\V.  F.  &  Co., 

(•|..\1{K.(!    (!.  (\V.  F.  Si  Co.) 
iWIMTI.OCK.C.  M   (W.  K.  St 

:k.\tz,  .m.(\v.  f.  &  Co.) 

1  Kiui-rv,  T.  C.  Criiiiimn  k  Co.) 
jKKi:!),  FM-IOlT(\V.  F.  &  Co) 
■  Milliner, Tli<)iiiiis(\V.  F.  S-  (",>.) 

.><\vci'ii_v.  .1.  W.  ( I'liiiiiiiii  (c  Co  )  

,  |)i'  l/iiulri'Hsc,  II.  C.  (ItaiiiliiT  &  Co.)    San  Lp.iniln 
'  .Sliiiiimi.  .1.  I...  (liiiiiliiT  &  Co.)  San  Loitmi/.o 

,  .MlklJAY,  AI.FXANDKK  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 

San  LuIh  Obispo 

Sun  Maico 

Sail  Aliiii'o 

Sun  I'alilo 

.S:ui  t^iii'iilin 

•San  Kiifai'l 

Saiilii  Itarliaia 

Simla  Claiii 

Simla  Clara 

Simla  Ciir/. 

Saiitii  Cm/, 


•MiikL'liiiiiiii!  Hill 

iMonlficy 

iMoniion  l!<laiiil 

.Mount  I'Mcn 

Mount  View 

.Miii'|)liv'n 

Napii  Cily 

Ncvailii  City 

Ncwciifitlc 

North  San  .In  in 

OaklMiiii 

0|OJ,'011   lliilltl^ 

Orovill.. 
I'ai'lirco 

I'llcllC'CO 

I'rlaliinia 

IVtaliiniii 

I'laciMvillc 

I'linccloii 

Kcil  llliiH 

I'eihvcoil  Cily 

Iffdwooil  City 

l{oii.<;li  ami  Heady 

.Saeriiineiito 

Co.)        San  Anilreas 

San  licriiardino 

.Sun  .lose 

.S;in  .lose 

San  •liiim 

.Sin  .lii.'iii 


,  .'ikiiliaori',  .Janies  Iv  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 

;  Tiiuev,  II.  CriiiiiKin  &  Co.) 

jDye,    \.  F.  Haiiilier&  Co.) 

(iieiMi.  .lanicH  .1.  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 

'    Iteviiolds,  .loliiUW.  F.  &  Co.) 

Miiu'iiiir,  F.  ,1.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 

Ileiiilerson,  .M.  P.  Crruiimn  &  Co.) 

AYidiiey,  .l.(\V.F.  &  Co.) 

I    lliii<ts,'.\..l.('riiiiMaii  &  i'o.) 

Williai.iK,  C.  W.  (\V.  F.  &  Co)  „..,„„  , 

KK.^^SIXC.  Sc  TCl'I'FK  (\\.  F.  vV  Co.)  Sinlii  Ko.si 

WISIC  ,V.  COLDFISII  (Trniniin  &  Co.)  Siintii  Wosa 

Dawli'V,  N.  \V.  rriiiiiian  &  Co.)  Searsvilli' 

:  Aiiinid',  It.  W.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Seliaslopol 

'  Orr,  .Iciliii  (Trninun  vV  Co.)  Selmslopid 

Zii'luke.  \V.  (W.  F.  it,  Co.)  Sononid  Co.  Subiihtoin  1 

T1!.\CY,  FKIJX  (\V.  F.  &  Co  )  Shasta 

MrKKI.FY,  \V.  N.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.)    Sliiiif;le  Spriiius 

'  JOII.NSTON,  W.  .1.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.)  .Silver  Mounlain 

]  Clark,  L.  U  (\V.  F.  &  Co.l  Sinartsville 

SKKi;rON  &  TCKN-KU  (\V.  F.  &  Co )       SiielliiiK 

'  St'AM.MOX.  (!.  II.  (Handier  &  Co.)  Sonierville 

.LiizaniH  &   Levy  (\V.   F.  k  Co.)  St..  Helena 

i  Wiisliiiij;ton.  Ili'nrv  (\V.  F.  &  Co.)  St.  Louis 

ANTIIONV,  T.  It:  (W.  F.  &.  Co.)  Stoektoii 

Siiiiili,  M.  (W.  F.  &  Co.)  Strawlierrv 

I  COOK  &  .MAKSII.VLLCI'rnnian  &  Co.)       Sonoma 

1  Diiliiiii!;,  F.  (W.  F.  &>  Co.)  Sonoma 

I  KKXFIELI),  I).  Al.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.)  Soiiora 

I  Slockiiiaii,  1).  K.  (YV,  F.  \-  Co.)  Siiisnn  Ciiv 

Wiltiiaiin,  W.  T.  ( W.  F.  &  (  H.)  Sutler  Creek 

!  Diiiiiials  &  YIeniier  (YY'.  F.  &  Co.)  Swcelland 

C.ALL.YNI)  &  1»I{C.  fYY'.  F    &  Co  )  Tehama 

Fisher,  (}.  S.  (\Y'.  F.  &  Co  )  Teleirraph  Cilv 

MaoAllis  &  Oordoii  (\V.  F.  &  Co.)  TiiiilMieloo 

MiiDie,  .Miniir  &  Co  (YV.  F.  &.  Co.)      Todd's  Y'alley 

Wijfhtnmii  &  (;o.(Truniiui  &  Co.)  TomaleH 

Kiider  &  Allen  (YV.  F.  &  Co.)  Trinitv  Ceiiire 

ISAAC,  .r.  &  Co.  (YV.  F.  &  Co.)  "    Ukiah 

WILSON,  lYlASON  (YV.  F.  &  Co.)  Viicuviilo 


COIIKN  &  LEVY  (YY-.  F.  &  Co.) 
YVilsini,  K.  .L(\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
.lOUDAX,  YVILLIA.M  A.  (Hmnbor 

St.Miben,  YV.  N.  (YV.  F.  &  Co.) 
Ilimtbrd,  Levi  {W.  F.  &  Co.) 
SEAIJS,  <iFO.  C.  (Himilier  &  Co.) 
Minpliv,  S.  (lianiher  &  Co.) 
!{|;i)l)IX<i,  YV.  (YV.  F.  &  Co.) 
Miown,  S.  J.  (Hninber  &  Co.)    NY'iis 
Itainey  k  Co.  (YV.  F.  lfi.V«.) 
Itrownsiom;  &  ("o.  (Truman  k  Co.) 
KI!K.MFU&Co.  (YV.  F.  Sc  Co.) 
Liiidlev  k  Honiiell  (Trniiian  k  Co.) 
UoseulieiK,  .YI.  J.  (YV.  F.  &('(>.) 
Itoiilf,  Charles  M.  (W.  F.   &  Co.) 
Freemiiii  &  limber  (YV.  F.  iV  Co  ) 
YVadswirlli,  K.  (YV.  F.  &  Co.) 

Fancy  Goods,  importers  and  jobbers. 

.MAKCCSK.  M.  »V  CO.   (see  adv.  depl. 


Vidlecito 

Y'ldlejo 

&  Co.) 

Valhjo'H  Mills 

Y'isidia 

Y'<deaiio 

Y\'aliint,  (!reek 

Y\iiini  Sprinf(» 

YYanii  S|irin(,'H 

liiiylnii  Coriiern 

WatKonvillo 

Y\'atsnnville 

YY'ilinin^fton 

YY'iiidsor 

AY'indsor 

YY'oodbridfte 

YVoodhind 

Yreka 


pi;H' 


iTH 


Miirvsvillc 


Fancy  Goods,  Retail. 


[See  itlso  Dry  Goods. 

VOrXfl.  .I,\Mi:s  C.  Allonhnny 

l)K  Ciiiv,  AiiKiisliis  Caniptoiiville 
DrUKN.  YV.Sl.  II.  (see  udv.  dept.  pago  !I0)       Cliico 

Fallen,  lliise  O.  Cliico 

Li^vi,  .1.  Coloma 

Marker,  YY'ni.  Creseeiil  Cily 

Ilirsiht'elder,  Kiiiannel  Downicville 

KF.VKS,  Z.  W.  ]>o\viiiiville 

ISOKi;,  JOHN  A.  Dutdi  Flu 

Siiiilli,  A.  Mrs.  Folsom 

Liisk,  Annie  Ylrs.  (Ic  iruelown 

.lACKS.  KOHKUT  dibsoiiville 

Towiise'id,  C.  C.  Ciiirs  Y'alley 

^Vhile,  .,.  Mrs.  llorniuis 

«  lil'i'TLXDEX,  IIF.XUY  It.             Ilowland  Flat 

Coll,;,  E.  &  Co.  llowhind  Flat 

Meiili  el,  Louis  .lackson 

r,iii.'el,  .liieob  M.  La  I'orle 
YVilEELEU  &.  THOMAS  (see  adv 


(Icpt. 
dent. 


depl.  piiu'e  1^1) 
YVAOXEK,   HEXKY  iseo  adv. 

pilL'U  7-1) 

WEIL  &.  lUCRNIIEIM  (vce  mlv 

I'uge  "IJ 
Ooodnian,  J. 
l!eilin;;('r,  H. 
IIAKKIS,  S. 
Ilernande/.,  U.  S. 
SCHOEXFELI),  S.  I),  (see  udv.  d 

pajro  !)l) 
Hlaekleaeh,  F.  .Mrs. 
DALE,   KlCIIAUl) 
(ireenebiinni,  A. 
.Menke,  Anton 
I'ascpiier,  M. 
.YIaii:is.<e,  Jaeob  M. 
Marks,  M,  « 

CIUSOX.C.  MRS. 
.lOlIXSOX.  A.  MRS. 
Louis  &  Rosenthal 
S'l'OCKYVELL  &   MOSELY 
lladlev,  Sarah 

KI\(i,  F..I  .  (sec  adv.  dept.  pa!,'c  !>S) 
I'ASIIHL'UO,  JOHN  (seu  adv.  dept.  p.  OD) 

Peed. 

'(Soe  Iluy  and  Grain.] 

Fish,  Curers  of. 

Lawson,  Honry 


La  Porto 
Marvsville 


Marysvillc 

Meadow  Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

I'liieerville 

riueerville 

ept. 

Rod  Willi' 

Sicraniento 

Sacranientu 

Siioranic'iito 

Sacra  ineiito 

Saeramento 

Shasta 

Silver  Miaiiitain 

Stoeklon 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Visalhi 

Yieku 

Y'rcka 


Uio  'N'iBta 


Florists. 


Prevost,  L. 


San  Jose 


■  I    iiji- 


.i>%'< 


P      ;V 


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A.  TLOVUlN  &  Co.,  San  Franolsoo.   Fhotograph  Albums,  Fine  Qift  Books,  etc 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRKCTORY. 


Flour  Dealers. 

JSi'u  iiIho  OriHt  MillH.] 
DuvidHoii,  W.  M.  Ktim  MHIh 

■liiliiiii,  N.  I>.  Kiiiii  MIIIh 

('AMl'Hi;i-L,  A.  W.  OiUKH  Viill.y 

Wi'Ht,  K.  I{.  (ila^!^  Viillcy 

SiiiiiiiiilH  it  Co.  Lower  l,:iki) 

HAHU,  L.  II.  (Hfomlv.ilciit.  |):i(.'i!(l(i)      MurvHvilio 
IJOCKIIIS,   CIIAS.  a.   <Koc  adv.  tlcpt. 

iHiKf  (Wl  MarvHvillo 

llUCKKYl-:    .MILLS,  A.   I).    Stair   (km'      ' 

mlv.  (Ifiit.  iiiinc  I'r.'i  MarvHvillu 

MARYSViIJ-I-:  KLOlRlXti  MILLS, 
W.  L.  Williaiim  &  Co.  (m'o  iiilv.  dupi. 
iia^ju  li(i|  Marvdvillt! 

WlLLIAMS(»N',JAMKS(Bfeadv.  Upl. 

MaryMviHe 
C.    (we    adv.    dent. 

On.viik- 
Redwood  Cily 


Qiiunot,  F.  .luiiicHtDwu 

Pillion,  llciiry  Lcm  AiikiIi» 

Oiirllialdi,  Jiiaii  Loh  .\iii.'i'|(,i 

VaHHHilo,  V.  Loh  Aii','c1c« 

IVroira,  KraiiclHco  Miinim/ 

llropliy,  I'alrirk  Marysvillc 

IliiniH,  ilolin  U.  Ahn^>vlllu 

"COIIN.  a.  (m-c  ailv.  dcpl.  p.  77)  M.irVhVill.. 
KDWAKhS,  .IAS.  (nee  adv.  depl.  p.  (V.t)  MaiyHvilk. 


p.iiie  (17) 
I'KRKINS,    OEO. 


paffe  mil 
llaiiHoii  iV  Co. 

Moll!  iV  Ik'ilrick  Satninifiito 

Ciirndl,.!.  II  &.  Co.  SMcriinicnlo 

K.XRL,  1».  \V.  Saciaiiieiilo 

.MrCiivuv.  C.  iV  II.  Samiiiieiito 

Ri:i>l>lS'(il'(».\  &  WILLIAMS  Siumiii.iilo 

Reed,  L.  !•'.  Sacranu'iilo 

Sniiili,  II.  (i.  SafniiiR'iilo 

WIdliirv  &:  Co.  Sai'iaim-nto 

I'KISTlCR  &   CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt.  p.  II)      San  .lose 

('.irroli.  .1.  II.  vV  Co.  .Sliin;;le  Spiiiijis 
I'KTKRS,  .J.   I>.  (see  adv.  dept.  paye  111)     Stockton 

Force  and  Lift  Pumps. 

[See  i'nnipt'.J 

Forwarding  Agents. 

[Sue  .Meriliants  Forwardinj;.] 

Foundries,  Iron. 

DKMAKKST,  I).  1>.  Allaville 

Vouiiii' kV  \ViIcn.\  Hear  Valley 

I'aeilir  .Mail  S,  Co.  lie'  ici;i 

Woi.Hler  iV  Co.  Coullorville 

DOWNIKVILLK  FOKXDKV,  Lutlier 

&  (MIm  (^ee  adv.  dept.  paiie  81)  Dowiiieville 
Dawhoii,  .laines  Kureka 

LAKKNAN,  J.  Al.  (irans  Valluy 

Tiivliir.  M.C.  (iiiiHs  ValleV 

MAUVSVILI.K  I'orNDRV.  rre«<)lt& 

Silieidil  (s<  I-  adv.  deiit.  pa^^e  li:.'|  MaryHville 

IIIU'OII  &   TilO.M  Xevii.laCily 

I'aeilie  Novellv  Iron  Works  OaUlainl 

LOCIIKR,    TllKOl'IIILCS   (iron   and 

IlraHH)  (.see  adv.  dept.  p.ige  8Hj  Oroville 

Ilalcli  &  Co.  I'etnlnnia 

Xa«li,  I.  II.  I'lacerville 

(iOSS  &    LAMHARI)  Sueranienio 

WillianiK,  Ileillinai  iV  <'o.  Saeraniento 

HOXXKU  &  .MiKKNZIK  (we  adv.  dept. 

page  i:t)  San  Jose 

Martini  W.  II.  Santa  Crn/. 

ULOhK  l"()l  N DRY,  Keep,  RIake  &,  Co. 

(Kee  ailv.  pane  :tl))  Stockton 

KULLIC.N,  .1.  «,•  Co.  Salter  Creek 

TliJBKIS  KRAXCIS,  (wee  adv.  dept. 

iiaae  Hi)  Sutter  Creek 

SHEPARl),  IIIXSDALK  T.  Yrekn 

Freight  Agents. 

[Sec  MerelmntB,  Forwarding'.] 


Fruits. 

WOODRIJI'F  &  iMcNUiyiY 

^nnnnerx,  .lohcph 
llanxa,  C.  L. 
Speek,  .1. 
Weiidel.  Eiij.ih 
Gulliit,  V. 


Antiorli 

lienieia 

Crescent  City 

Haywood 

Horse  town 

Jm"""t«wii 


Randolph,  TlioinaM    .  Marvxvilk' 

*SMITII,  THOMAS  A.  :»lar\>.villi. 
ReevcH,  1{.  C.                                           Jleadow  l.idii- 

ICveiHon,  A.  .MendmiiKi 

.Selir.ipp,  Jacoli  Meiiiliiiiiiii 

CHAPMAN  &   RRKiUS  Xevada  City 

(Jreen,  .lonepli  Oalilnid 

Reiley,  I'atrick  Oikluiid 

llertola,  A.  I'acliecd 

KliHcv,  .laiiu'H  II.  Pelalini,:! 

STACICY,  II.  Pelidiinia 

Kee!<pe,  .1.  Placervilk- 

<ire)fory,  .1.  Sacr.npciiiii 

Hall  &,  Cdsurovc  Saeraiuenln 

I lai-enlieru',  .M.  Sai'iaiuciiid 

Xoliile,  Nicolo  .Sacraiiiiiihj 

Peter,  .Mannel  Sacranifiilo 

Rich  &  Smith  SacraiLirald 

Roliinxon,  Henry  Sacianiciiln 

Ryan,  John  S  leraaji  iiio 

Sicenvine,  Laac  Sai  r  iiiieiiti. 

Hilanconrte.  A.  J.  San  .lu-c 

Jaspri/./.a,  (i.  .Sni  .Insc 

ROSS,  L.  iVSOX  S.ui.liw 

'I'oliin,  John  'I".  Santa  (I  iia 

MKKK,  A.  L.  S(aa.Mvilic 

llrown,  Wiirren  .Sicjckiimi 

WKST   IIROS.  .Siockidii 

Mc(;ill.Th(Mnas  F.  Vidhin 

BROWN,  A.  A.  Vis;ili,i 

Fur  Dealers. 

[See  al.-^ip  Millinery  (loads. ] 

ROCHON,  O.  .SMenniienUi 
Corder,  .S.  A.                       Y'olo  (^'oinily,  Wiisliinirldn 

Furnishing  Goods— Gent's. 

[See  also  Clothin;,'.] 
[*  Iinpo'ierH.J 
COHN,  A.  &  CO.  (see  a.iv.dept.  p.  S.!)  Downievill,- 

WCR/llCRt;,  li.  BROS.  Datch  I'hit    S| 

Levy,  Morris  I'n 
Colni,  J.  I.V  Kro. 
(iad,  H.  iV  Co. 
OILMAN.  J.  P. 
ClliriKNDKN,  II. 
p.SI) 


Vls;|lii|     91 1 


(irasrt  Valkv 
(liaKS  V.lllrV 

0 rap's  Vidlcv 
II.  (see  adv.  dept. 

I  lowland  KLit 
HOCII.STADTKR  &  PRO.  (See  adv.  dcpt. 

|(.  71)  .Marysvillc 

i^Ieiidniicr  it  (tohhnan  Mar\svillt' 

PAT'I'KN  &  CO.  JlarVsvillf 

SILVKRiSTKIN,  JULIUS  (tee  adv.  dcpt.  p.' 

7«)  .Marvfvillc 

IVinncr  Hros.  Xevada  Cilv 

HAAS,  S.  iV  CO.  Xevada  City 

Ia'hh,  TlioniaH  (  )uii').m 

(ioliLtein,  A.  &  Pro.  ...  Orovilk 

Uuinherjfcr,  S.  Plneervillr 

I.ievcnHohn  iV  Oalland  Red  liliill 

*I)enel,  Orillitim  &.  Co.  Sairanienln 

Joseph,  M.  Sacrauu'iilo 

liluinenthal.  Rich.  Saa  .hw 

Frankenheiiner,  U.  &  A.  Sluiktcni 

LAUER,  EMANUEL  Yivka 

Furniture. 

[Sec  also  lieds  iiiid  licddinK] 
MAXSON,  WARNER  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  91)  Cliico 


The  PAOiriO  INBDBANOSl  OO.  Insitroa  against  Fire  and  Marine  haaards. 


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CALIFORNIA.        FURNITURE  —  fJHOCERS. 


401 


Tolfiix 

roliiinliiii 

('ri'Hiciil  City 

Cii'Hcciil  City 

Kolhoni 

(IniHN  Viillry 

(JniHH  Viillcy 

(IniHH  Viillcy 

llciililhiliiir;; 

l.im  AiiKclcH 

I<I1H  AllU't'lt'H 

li>iH  AiiK<'lrrt 
Miirynvilli! 
MiiiVHvillc 
iMiiryHvilli 


Spiiiivlc.VVilliiim 

|l(.niii'll,.I.T. 

AhrciiH,  II. 

Siniiil,  (I.  I>. 

Jliirniv,  Williiim 

,l()llN'SON,(>I'K 

I'oiir,  Williilii  «'. 

WnlilcrAt  lliillci'k 

KXAAK  At  COSTON  (Cliiiil» 

Alilioit,  Williiiiii 

Alll'll,  .IllllU'H 

IMOKIiV  iV  WdODWOinil 
DAliNKTT,  IIKNUV 

Koili,  Inirlor  iV  Co. 

Mi'lliT.Willimn 

UOIIU,  .JOHN  &  CO.  (sec  adv.  dcpt.  |>. 

ii.'>)  AfiipyHvillp 
Siiwvcr,  Will.  If.                                .Mcilti'liiiiii'ic  Hill 

IANDKS,  DAVID  Moi.ii'H  Kliit 

OlIiKS,  .lA.MIvS  Niip;!  City 

.lolinHon,  il.  K.  Xeviiilii  City 

Irwin,  Williiini  II.  Oiikliinil 

ilirclii'y,  llt'iiiy  M.  Oioville 

jliilii'iK'k,  M.  1).  I'ctnliiinii 

Tiillli-.  It.  V.  IN-tiiliiinu 

Miiii.l,.,  \V.  L.  I'laciTvillc 
Mll-I-KH,  KK'ANK  (.-oo  iiilv.  dcpt.  [..  Dl)  Ked  llliill' 
ltHl':rN'l':i{,  .I.  &  CO.  (nco  adv.  de'jit.  p. 

.|l)  SarniiiKMilii 

Cuniplitdl,  .liiliii  SaciaiiiL'iito 

lliiHRcdKii'i)  iV  Wilrtoii  S;icrmii(Mit<) 

1I01'LY,.I(>SKI'1I  SicraliiMitn 

()iiin,  doliii  SarniiiK'Mtd 

\iin  llciiKi'ii,  <).  K.  Siiciainciito 

(icinihviii  &  Co.  Sail  tlnsc 

.lAtiKli.CIIAULKS  A.  Slitwii 

Ilnrdi'ii,  C.  Sdiioia 

Itividi'iiliai'li,  iIciHcpli  Sl(icl<t<iii 

.IiirviK,  .Iiicoli  A.  (Cliairf)  Stiiidjfoii 

I'ciiTc,  J.  Stdclitiin 

IVrrv,  ,1.  \y.  iV.  Co.  ((.'haiiv)  Stockton 

.Sli'pliciiR, Taylorhvillc 

IVtniv,  (..  W.  (CliaiiH)  WiiidKir 
ll^7-l■:Mtl•:K(iI■:l{,A.J.^^^cc;ldv.  dcpt.p.!)S)Vr,.ka 


.InpkRon,  C.  I».  Kl  Dorudu  County,  Kl  Dorado 

lloai'd,  K.  (1.  Kiddli'lowii 

HYATT,  A.  A.  (JcoiKclowii 

iMcFAIMiAXD  Ith'OS.  (hcc  iidv.  dcpt 


p.  Ml) 

KKICIIMNd,  I*. 

.MiKcli!\V.  • 
SKNTi;U,  l{. 
ItrcwHici',  C.  W. 
Sillici'iiian,  1'.  iV  Co. 
MA.SON,  II.  (HCC  adv. 
I'liHliircK,  K.  |j. 
WliilcHidcH.TIioiiias 
llllllcsoii,  C.  I). 
Ucicliliii^f,  K  it  Co. 
WADHWOUTII,  II. 


dcpl.  p.  81) 


llowliiiid  Flat 

ilackKiiii 

Midicliiiiiiic  Hill 

MiiipliVH 

I'IkcivIIIc 

I'laicrvilic 

Port  Wine 

Si  mora 

SpriiiKllcId 

ViHiilia 

ViHitliii 

Yrcka 


Game  and  Poultry. 


niiini,  K. 
,larvis,  Loiiia 
I'dlofc,  A.M. 
Tiirtcll,  V. 
.  Card,  1{.  &  Co. 

'  Gas-Pitters. 

[Sco  also  I'liinibcrH.) 
CLAUK,  D.  W. 
I  Cliu'k,  Wiiliiini 
f  I  KitiisimiiionH  &  (iloiiHoii 

Gas  Works. 

(imps  Valley  (Jas  Works 

.iiicksonCias  Coiiipaiiy 
j  MiiryHvillo  0;ih  Coiiipaiiy 

Xev'ada  City  (!:is  Works',  A.  I'icrcc 
I  Oiikliind  (iiis  (.'oiiipaiiy 
i  I'eliiliiina  (ias  Coiapaliy 

Sncminento  (ia»  Company 

Sun  J(iK?  Oas  Conipiiny  • 

Stqcktoii  (Sas  Company 

Yreka  Gas  Company 


Saoraiiiciito 
Sacviiinciito 
Siu'riiiiieiito 
SacraiiiPiito 
Stockton 


SiicriunciUo 
Sacramento 
Sucranicnto 


(iraos  Valley 

tlackson 

Marysvillp 

Nevada  City 

C>al\litn°d 

I'etaliinia 

Sacniinento 

San  Jose 

Stockton 

Yrekn 


Glue. 

[See  Paints  and  Oils.] 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

[See  also  ABHiiyeif.] 
;  lilDKOUT  &.  CD.  Camptonville 

'  (irilHth,  M.  O.  Dinniond  Springs 

'  LAMPING,  P.  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 
I       p.  81)  Downicvillc 


Gopher  Traps. 

PIIKFiPS,  l>.  X.  (sec  adv.  dcpt.  p.  IC)   San  Lcuiidro 

Gi'ain  Dealers. 

(See  Pioducc.l 

Granite  Quarriers. 

Folsom  (Jniiiilc  Coinpimy  Folsom 

Grist  Mills. 

|Sce  Introilin'toi'y  Siiimiiiiry  lor  lir-t  of  .Mills,  with 
tlic  location,  cost,  capacity,  oci  iipiim's  naiiie,  etc., 
of  each.] 

Grocers— Wholesale. 

I '  llliporlel's,] 

IMDWKIJ..  T.  .1.  (sec  adv.  dcpl.  p.  H'.)|  Cliieo 

srVDA.M  \  .IONICS  (sec  adv.  dcpl.  p.  Sil)  Cliioo 
Wood  &■,  CII.M'.MAN  Inrc  adv.depl.  p.  !lll)Cliico 
KlilSKliT  &  CO.  Collax 

AUNSIKIN.  I,.  Dutch  Flat 

mi{CKIIAi;n;i{,  F.  Dnldi  Fiat 

MAKKW.O.S.  Diilcli  Flat 

HUADI.KY  \   Si;VMOI|{  Fidsoni 

COHLFNI'Z,  .lOSFlMI  Folsom 

C.\|{|-OCK,  A.  IJ.  isee  adv.  di  pi.  p.  '.17)  Fort,  Jones 
DKiliKKS,  II.  J.  (H.(.  iidv.  dcpi.  p.  !IT|  Fort  Jones 
CAMI'UKM.  iV   SIdDD.MiD  Oi ass  Valley 

CI.AUKK,  C.  K   &  ('(».  (iiass  Vallev 

FORI).  .MAUTIN  (iniss  VallcV 

SAI-AM.\N,  AllNAIIAM  (irass  Vallev 

(ilNOCCIIIO  iV  CO.  .  Jaeksoii 

Kl'HC/YN.C.  II.  "  Jackson 

I.KVINSKV  HH<)S.  Jackeon 

SAXoriNKTTI,  H.  &  CO.  Jackson 

Oordon.  T.  it  Co.  La  Porte 

KIKHSAM  &.  ADAMS  Latrohe 

NKWMAUK,   II.  iV  VO.  Los  An«eles 

UAim,  L.  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  tie,)  Marysville 

nOON.CCMMINS  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

p.  (i;!)  ^larysville 

KLLIS,  W.  T.  .Marvsville 

KLWKLL,  D.  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

1)7)  JIary.sville 

FISCIIKK  &  HOFSTI-riTKU  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

p.  (H)  .Marvsville 

FOULK,  OKOKOF  A.  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

I).  t)H)  Marvsville 

KNIOUT  &,  CKiNOCX  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

(!())  Jliirysville 

Piinlv,  A.  Marvsville 

WALKKB,  .MOOUE  &  CO.  (see  iidv.  dent.  ' 

p.  t)8)  Niarvsville 

WHITNEY,  E.  W.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.     ' 

p.  til)  iMiirysville 

WILLIAMSON,  JAMES  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

67)  Marvsville 

HAKEIi  &  5IARTIX  Nevada  City 

HL(JCH,  JOSKPH  (see  ndv.  dept.  p.  H)i)  Oroville 
CLAHK,  JOHN  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Sti)  Oroville 
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Simla  (;rir/. 

Santa  Kotia 

Santa  Kowi 

page  "JtJ)  SluiHtu 

SllUbtU 

Shimtii 

Sliaxtu 

ShhHta 

Sliaxta 

Shin>;le  SpiiiiKS 

SmailHvillt! 

Sonora 

Souora 

Soiiorii 

Sonora 

Soaoru 

S.iiiora 

Sonora 

S.moni 

S.aiiiiu 

S.nuii'ii 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Sto.'kt.m 

Stockton 

.Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

St.ckton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

St.ickton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Suisuii  City 

Vallejo 

Vallcio 

Vnll4> 

Vallejo 

Vallejo 

'         Viillejo 

Vallejo 

Vallcjo 

Vallejo 

Volcano 

Volcano 

WatBonvillo 

Watsonvillo 

Weavervillo 

Wcaverville 

White  River 

Wilniington 

Woodland 

Yreku 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


Elilerti,  Hull!)  .1. 
PfenniiiKer,  Herinnn 
WINCKLKU,  ADOri'II 


Yrekn 
Yreka 
Yreka 


Gunpowder. 


[*  InipoHfix.] 
Sylvester,  H.  (JrnsH  Valloy 

Piicilic  Powder  Mill8(seeiiclv.  dept.  p.  Ixxvii)  Oleum 
HiintiiiLrton  &  llopkiim  Siicraniento 

*iMiin8i)l,  .Merwiii  &  Co.  •  SHcniiiieiito 

CALIKOUNIA  POVVDICU  MAXUFACTl'KINd 
CO.  (»i'e  adv.  dept.  page  exxxvi)       Santa  Cruz 
Perkins,  \V.  L.  &.  Co.  Shiii^lu  SpringH 

Guns,  Pistols  Etc  ! 

DIOOLKS,  H.  ,r. 

GKOUOK,  P.  (sec  ads-,  dept.  page  80) 
SCIIOKXKKM),  S.  D. 
mCK.MAX,  1..  JI. 

Gunsmiths. 


WiiBlibnrn.  P.  C. 

Cool  ley,  T.  1). 

IJnIler,  A.  H. 

(-olliiiH,  William 

Edier,  F.  A. 

Voil,  J.  W. 

Knoderer,  T. 

Sliafer,  lleiiry 

Stoniier,  A. 

H'u'L'low,  Uenjainiii 

GiOOIUiK,  PkTEU  (seeadv.dopt.p.HO)  M,iry«vill 


Port  JoncH 

MarvKville 

Ked  IJIulV 

Stoekton 

ISraiioli  Store 

Calpi'lla 

Cliico 

Crescent  (,'ily 

FoIhomi 

PorlieHtowii 

(iiiiK.-*  ('alley 

I..oti  AuLteles 

LoH  An.ui'les 

Murvtvilli- 


liuiii      lu,  C. 
Wootiward,  IJ.  F. 
Jalni,  Henry 
Boeker,  Frank  .T. 
.Steiger,  \V.  \.  &.  Son 
Ifave,  C. 
Cranieri,  O. 
Doemer,  Cliarles 
.SonriHMeuii,  F. 
Durin,  It. 
.(oinwon,  1{.  If. 
Khodesi.  William  If. 
Hac'lie.  .J. 
Marko',  S. 
Altinuer,  ("liarlea 
Spra^ine,  /. 
Biandon,  W.  H.  F. 
Howard,  Jolin  A. 
Woodwoilli,  II. 
Craiu,  Joseph 
Nordlieini,  (Jcori.'e  .\. 

Hair  Dressers 

COLLINS,  .101  IN 
Hut/.,  E. 

CuHon,  .loKepli  U. 
Melnier.  OeorKC 
Leberer,  Li)rcn/,o 
Rose,  A.  P. 
Buder,  V. 
Fnmeiseo,  P. 
Koeli,  C. 
Burke,  (ieorifo 
Crawford,  J.  S. 
KoliinKon,  L.  K. 
W!NKLK1{,  JACOB 
Contnrier,  J. 
IVHer,  OeorgeT. 
Signoret  &  Co. 
Monroe,  L.  A. 
Se^nv,  .losepli 
Hendercon  i.  Johnson 
illair,  John 
MownHon,  M. 
AUUlsr.  SAMUEL 
RAT/,  WH.LIAM  (nee  adv.  dept 
l>«Ke  :JI) 


JlnrphyN 

Nil  pa  City 

()uklaiid 

Orovilli' 

Petiihniiii 

Sniranieiilo 

.San  JoM' 

.San  .lofe 

San  Jo«e 

San  .liiaii 

Santa  t'rn/. 

.Santa  Cm/, 

Sonoia 

Sonoiii 

.Stockton 

Stockton 

ViKiilia 

WatBinivllle 

Wiitsonville 

Wcaverville 

Vri'ka 


Alvarado 

AiigorH  Camp 

Benieia 

Blooinlield 

Brooklvii 

Ceiilreville 

Chieo 

Chiiiege  (!amp 

Coliimliia 

Copperojiolin 

CopperopolJK 

('opperopolJK 

HeuldHliiir^: 

JuniCBtown 

LoH  Aiigek'H 

lios  Aii^cleti 

^  iMaripoiHi 

MurtiiiB)! 

MaryBville 

Mendocino 

Mendociio 

MiHoion  Sun  Jo<e 

Mokelunine  Hill 


Lconliiird.  O. 

PurHoiiR,  S. 

CliriMtophur,  W.  If. 

Hnttou,  Joseph 

NICHOLS,  .TAMES  E. 

Van  Biinren,  Jr. 

Bnrkler,  R. 

Chariot,  J. 

King,  J.  II. 

Sloan,  Cliiirles  F. 

Keser  iV.  Co. 

Linehiin.  Daniel 

MILLER,  F.  V. 

Miller,  O.  W. 

LAN(JE,  L.  II.  I>. 

Loweiilield,  Willi;\in 

CadnniH,  William  H. 

ADAMS,  WILLIAM 

Cady,  H.  W. 

ChriKtoiilier,  Nathaniel 

Clark,  E.  A. 

Confer,  Benjamin 

Dor»ey,  Henry  W. 

(leoi'ne,  C.  H. 

(iEOUC.E,  F.  S. 

Hokel,  Henry 

Hycis,  Sanuiel  B. 

Krip)),  F. 

Leloy,  LoiiIh 

PomiiuT,  Clnirles 

Radiiiiiker  iV  Co. 

Kyaii,  Williiim 

>Scl)mael/,le,  Louis 

Simon,  J. 

Vincent,  William  A. 

Winters  &,  Wifienmn 

Swearer,  F.  Calnvor's 

Waul,  W.  A.  Calaveras 

Biissone,  Joseph 

Come/.,  V. 

Elierle  &.  Co. 

.Iiiejjer,  (icoiife  M, 

SMITH,  WILLIAM  A. 

Wliite,  Allied 

Callus,  Peter 

Wilkowsky,  Nathan 

(iiiliser,  Frank 

Sc!miltsp;in,  Phil. 

Francis,  R.  C. 

Sweeney,  T.  A. 

WALLACE, JEREMIAH 

Richards,  John 

ILirilrnan,  William 

I'ook  iV  Mnsselman 

Conrad,  A. 

Meade,  D. 

Scliram,  Jacob 

livers,  Williiiin 

Si;.Kel,  J. 

Ames,  William  A. 

UEONAU,  FL'ANK  A. 

Cohen,  I. 

Harmon,  Churlen 

Fill-steiif'eld,  M. 

HAWKINS,  <!EORf)E 

>\hite,  Henrv 

IHNLEY,  SAMUEL  j 

Brown  &  Miller 

Brown  William  II. 


Miirphys 

MnijiirvB 
Nap:i  Ciiv 
Napa  Ciiv 
Napa  Ciiv 
Niipa  Ciiv 
-     OiiklaiMl 

Oakliin,! 

0:lklail.l 

Oakliiiid 
P<'liiluii:ii 
Pcliiluiin 
Petaliiiii,; 
IVlaliiiii.i 
Red  niiiir 
lied  lihill 
Redwood  Ciiv 
Saciaiiiciii,, 
SiiciMinciiiM  'I 
.Siicruiiiciii" 
Saci-amciii,!  a 
Sacraiiiciiio  j 
Siicrtiiiicni"    ' 
S.icniiiiciiiii 
Sacniimiiln 
.Sacraiiic'ii|,> 

.SllCIMlllCllIn 

Sacniiiifiild 

SacMirnciil,! 

Sacriiiiii'iilH 

.Sacnniii'iiiii 

Sacriinii'iii.i 

Siicriiiiuii!,, 

SacriiiiL'iilH 

Sacraiiii'iilii 

.S.icriinu'iii" 

County  San  .Vudiv 

C.Miutv  San  ,\ii(li-, 

San.h, 

San  .lu?, 

San  Jc)si- 

San  .liisi' 

San  .low 

Sin.liisr 

San.)  11:111 

San  Itiil'ai'l 

Santa  Claivi 

Santa  Clara 

.Santa  Cni/. 

Santa  Crii/. 

.Santa  Cni/. 

Santa  li"si 

Shasia 

Silve,v\illc 

Soiumi 

Sniiiirii 

St.  Ilclca.i 

Slocklmi 

Slii(kl"ii 

Snisnii  Ciiy 

.Saisaii  Ciiv 

I'kiiili 

,   •  Vacavillf 

Vallfii 

Valli'jii 

Vallrin 

.   ,  X'iwiliii 

Walsiiiivillc 

^Val80llvilk• ' 


Hair  Workers. 

Leloy,  Louis  Sac  I'uniciito 

Hardware.  i 

[*  Imporlers.]  i 

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chants, (ieiieral.) 
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PRINCE,  B.  1 
Gordon,  R. 
HARWOOD,  . 
Ilaiiuk,  S. 
Emory  &  C'litle 
Baxter,  J.  A.& 
GILBERT,  CH 

dept.  page  f 
Hilllioiise,  W.  I 
KOHRK},  (JUI 
COCTLEE  & 
Huiiak,  a. 
iMcDONELL,  1 
ALDRICH,  01 
Hemiett  &  Co. 
LOYD,  THO.M 
STOUT,  MENU 

nnge  81) 
WELLE  l{,  C. 
Enjfel,  Moses  M. 
HELLMAN  & 
I'OITER,  N.  A 
"NORTH,  OIX 

page  7(1 1 

» pass,  E.  c.  &. 

'SCHWARTZ, 

page  7(1) 
*  SELljy  &.  C( 
"TIHCADWELl 
•WIHGHT,  J.  1 
(iillig,  Molt  &C. 
Church  &,  Hiiwit 
l>uiii8giiai<l  iV  Fi 
Gardner,  J. 
I'LA'IT,  CONR 
I  .VN'DES,  DAV 
SMITH  &  CHE 

page  'J:J) 
WHETCOMME, 
CRAWFOIH),  I 
GRE(}ORY  &  ) 
Iluiison,  A.  H.  & 
Keeiiey,  George 
Turner,  Gc(.;ge  I 
SMITH,  FRANl 
Gliiiardelli,  D. 
Jalni,  Henrv 
HOYI),ALl;XA 

p:lge  8ti) 
Hiock,, Joseph  .M 
Davis,  W.  K. 
(iroover  &  Bro. 
McNear  Ar  Bro. 
Teiiinle  &  Co. 
("iidecker,  L. 
Naclimaun,  Ad. 
Nash,  I.  H. 
.Scshcr,  .1.  S. 
'  KUAFT,  HEI 

jmgeDIl 
BEOOLE,  WILI 
'  Huker  &Hamil 
'Carolaii,  Jaini'. 
'GIRBS&HOI 

jmgo  '1(1) 
'GriXlG,  MOT 
•IIOL  MtOOK, 
(see  adv.  dept 
"  HOOKER  &  I' 
'  llnntington  &  1 

*  Kellogg,  Lt'onui 
'  .Massol,  Merwin 
MOORE,  F.  ,r. 
I'miler,  J.  fi  W.  . 
SWINEHTON,  ( 

pilgo  42) 
Terry.ll.  C.  vV  C< 

•  Treadwell  &  (\ 
ALVORD,  H.  B. 

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PRINCE,  IJ.  R.  (see  udv.  dept.  page  33)  Altiiville 
Gordon,  R.  Auburn 

HAKWOOD,  J.  Auburn 

ilmmk,  S.  Colfax 

Kinery&  Cutler  Copperopolis 

Uiixter,  .F.  A.  &  P.  T.  Crescent  City 

GILUKRT,  CHARLES  W  (see  adv. 

dept.  piiK"  ^^)  Downieville 

HillhouHe,  W.  H.  Dutch  Flat 

KOHRK},  (UISTAV  Eureka  South 

COUTLKE  &  UKOWN  Folsom 

Huniik,  (}.  Polsoui 

McDONKLL,  R.  A.  Forest  Hill 

ALDRICH,  CEO.  D.  Gold  Run 

liennett  &  ("o.  Orasa  Viillev 

LOYD.  TIIO.MAS  Grass  Valley 

.STOUT,  HENRY  C.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pn({c  SI)  Howland  Flat 

WELLEU.C.  Jackson 

Enjre!,  Moses  iM.  l^a  Porte 

HKLLMAN  &  CO.  Los  Auxeles 

PO'ITKR,  N.  A.  Los  Angeles 

•  XOUTH.  (ii;o.  &  CO.  (sec  adv.  dept. 

patfe  70)  Marysvillo 

ROSS,  E.  C.  &,  CO.  (see  adv.  dpt.  p.  70)  Marj-svilh 


•SCHWAIM'Z,  CHAS.  (see  adv.  dept. 

0) 


Piitfe  7(1) 
'  *  SKLHY  &  VO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p, 


•TKKADWKLL  &  CO. 
•WKlGin.  .1.  H.  &,CO. 

CilliK,  MotI  I.V.  Co. 
Cliuicli  &,  llawley 
Diims^'uurd  &.  Fields 
(tiiril'.iiM',  J. 
I'LATT,  CONRAD 
I  .VNDES,  DAVID 


Marysville 

Maryavillu 

Marysville 

.Alarysville 

Meadow  Lake 

Mendoxa 

Mendoza 

Mt'iidoza 

Mokcluinne  Hill 

Moore's  Flut 


Napa  City 

Napa  ('ity 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  <  'ity 

North  ISiin  •luaii 

Oakland 

Oakhimi 


SMITH  &  CIIKSKIJKO  (nee  adv.  dept 

pa>.'e  '-'3) 
WIIETCOMIUCW.  W. 
CRAWFOUD,  LKAVIFT  &  CO. 
(iKK(}OUV  &  WAITE 
llunHon,  A    I!.  &  Co. 
Keeney,  ({e(a>!C 
Turner,  (iei.fie  K- 
SMITH,  FRANCIS 
Oliii'urdelli,  D. 
ilahn,  llenrv 
ItOYD,  ALl'IXANDER  P.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p:ijfe  Hti)  Orovill  j 

llrockjjoseph  Jf.  Oroville 

Davis,  \V.  K.  I'ctaluina 

(iroover  &.  Hro.  Petuluiua 

McNear  &.  Ilro.  Petaluina 

'reiiiple  &  Co.  Petaliinia 

I  "uuccker,  L.  Placerville 

Nachniann,  Ad.  Placerville 

Xusli,  I.  H.  Placerville 

Sesfcr,  iF.  S.  Placerville 

"  KISAFT,  HERHERT  (see  adv.  dept. 

paKeUII  Red  Itlull' 

BEOOLE,  WILLIAM  A.  Red  Do,r 

*  llaker  &  Ilainllton,  Sacrauieii.o 
'  Carolaii,  JauK's  it  Co.  Sacruniento 
'  OIHRS  &  IIOLMKS  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  '111)  Sacranienlo 

'  OILLIG,  MOTT  &  CO.  Sacramento 

•lIOLUtOOK,   MKIMMI.L  &   CO. 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  3it|  Sacnunento 

"  HOOKER  &  CO.  Sacruniento 

'  Huntington  &  Hopkins  Sacramento 

"  Kellogg,  Leonard  Sacramento 

"  Massol,  Merwin  &  Co.  Saerumento 

MOORE,  V.  ,1.  Sacramento 

I'rader,  J.  A:  W.  A.  Saerumento 

SWINERTON,  G.   H.  (see  ndv.  dept. 

page  42)  Sacmniento 

Terry,  R.  C.  fc  Co.  '     Sacramento 

*  Treadwell  &.  Co.  .Sacramento 
ALVORD,  H.  H.  San  Jose 


Bompard  &.  Moulin 
SCHRODER,  MORGAN 
MADAN  &,  FOSOATE 
ANTHONY,  WILLIAM 
*  COLEMAN,  A.  &  CO. 
Taylor  &,  Voluntiue 
Coutlee  &  Brown 
Hanak,  S. 
POWERS.  I.  S.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  17.'>) 
SWINERTON  &.  CO.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  170)  Silver 

Condit  &  Parker 

»  FOGARTY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  2!)) 
HICKMAN,  L.  M. 


465 


S  ui  .Jose 

S.ui  Jose 

Sant  I  Clara 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 

Shasta 

Shingle  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Silver  Mountain 


dept. 


Mountain 

Soiiora 

Stockton 

Stockton 


Stockton 
Stockton 
Siockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 


»  JONES  &  HEWLETT  (see  adv 

page  29) 
Lertora,  Peter 
Mills  &  Doll 

»  OWENS,  MOORE  &  COGHILL 
Rosenum,  F. 

*  SELBY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  29) 
UNDKRIIILL  &  TIIRKSHER 

*  WEBSTER  BROS,  (see  udv.  dept.  p.  30)  Stockton 
Kecnan,  J.  N.  Taylorville 
Hilton  &  Wright  Vallejo 
Lamb,  W.  &  Co.  Vallejo 
JUNKANS,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  !t2J  Weaverville 

IIUSEMAN,  LOUIS  (see  udv.  dept.  p.'JS)  Yreka 
Pfenningur,  Herman  Y'reka 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[*Iiiiiiorters.] 
[See  also  Leather,  also  ^lerclmndise  General.] 


Humburg,  Ijuwrence 
Yeates,  E.  S. 
DI'NIJAK,  S.G. 
H()RSLKY&  PARKS 
Patten,  J. 
Hannnei'h,  M. 
HADLY,  C    W. 
liobin^on,  iFohn 
Newberry,  H.  C.  &  Co. 
Beck,  David  H. 
Bolster  Sc  Walsh 
Wools,  (leorgo  W. 
Cutting,  (;. 
Weintraut,  ('harlcs 
Beniiimin,  William 
YEATES,  E.  S. 
Ebler,  William 
Hamilton,  Lewis  E. 
JlcDonald,  A. 
Emery,  George  W. 
Colony,  U.  C. 
M(  CULLY,  WILLIAM 
'riiornton,  D. 
I  aldwin,  >I.  H. 
Simpson,  George 
Henblin  &  Burulorf 
KRYSHEU,  WILLIAM 
Jlitchell,  .lames  W. 
Sndlh,  S.  M.  &  Co. 
York,  C.  W. 
Carson,  (Jeorge 
Lind,  Robert 
Pringle,  William 
(^oodell,  George  A. 
LAWRENCE  &  BOND 
Slaughcr.  John  L. 
Kocliin,  A. 
Dennis  &.  Little 
FBKEMAN.  E.  G. 
B.irtlett,  A.  T. 
F.ister,  P.  B. 
MaVj.FohnC. 
Moltor,  C. 
O'Sheu,  Juliu 


Alamo 

Placer  County,  Alta  .Station 

Benicia 

Bloomfield 

Bloomtield 

Brooklyn 

Cacheville 

Call  to 

Caniplonville 

Ceulreville 

Chico 

Chico 

Chineac  Camp 

Cloverdiile 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Columbia 

Colusa 

Copperopolis 

Crescent  City 

Downieville 

Dublin 


Ivl  Dorado  Cou"ty,  El  Dorado 

lOureka 

Eureka 

Fo  I  SOI  11 

Forest  Hill 

Fort  Jones 

Fort  Jones 

Gih'oy 

tJrass  Valley 

(irass  Valley 

Hall  Moon  Bay 

Haywood 

Heulilsburg 

Healdsburg 

Hornitos 

lone  City 

Jackson 

Knight's  Ferry 

Knight's  Ferry 

Knight's  Landing 

Lafayette 

Lakeport 


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COAST     13USINESS     DIRECTORY.                              j 

Moiilty.  fioorKO  W. 

Latrobe 

PhippB,  James                     •  ■■•      ■       Shingle  Spiin},'!, 

HLACK  &  JIOKFJIAN 

Lineoln 

Gcopliort,  H.  Silveyvijju 
La  Croix,  L.                                                     Sui'llinfr 

lii'lf,  FriiticiH 

Lockciord 

lIKIXSCil,!!. 

Lob  a  iffeles 

Mast,  J.  W.                                                       SiiiKnim 

WORKMAN,  E.  II.  &  RUO. 

Los  J  iiigeles 

nilSlI,  G.  C.                                                       Son.im 

Adlei',  K. 

Maine  Prairie 

FIELD,  W.IL                                                   SoiHiiii 

Iliuiis, .}.  W. 

Mariposa 

Hio"'i,.  Charles  M.                                    St.  llclcini 

Kdwiiids  (St  FojialBiing 

Marysvillo 

llird,  M.L.                                                       Siodii,,,, 

FISIIKU  &  liUO.  (Hee  adv.  dept 

p.  7ii)    Marysville 

Cl'NNINGIIAM,  THOMAS                        Sidckum 

OailiiiK,  Henry  W. 
(iiUbiirit.  KaiiiHc-Iiic-ldB 

JIaryaville 

Hiike,  N.  C.                                  '                      Stoclildii 

Marysville 

Sehreiber  &  Leeker                                           Slocklini 

*  LAWUKNCK,  WILLIAM  L. 

see  adv. 

Stoll,  M.                                                           Stockton  1 

dept.  pajre  7i!) 

Marysville 

Tripp,  R.                                                          Stockiiiu 

McDaniol  &  I'eiry 

Marysville 

Tri  ij),  W.                                                         Sidckton 

IMuu'liolt;  William  &  Co. 

Marysville 

Wi  kins.  J.  P.  D.                                            Stocklun 

Lalilot  1,  Kui/ene 

Mixsion  San  Jose 

iMOURIS,  W.  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  •,>())  Suisun  Ciiy; 

Oida/.,  I'. 

.Mission  San  Jose 

Huntington,  Henry                                       Tavlmviifc ' 

.Mai'kH,.I.I{. 

Mukulnmne  Ilill 

Worthington,  (ieorgo                                         Tcliiiiiiu 

Ihiu'lies,  Slicliael 

Monterey 

LENNARD,  W.  H.                                         Tonmlcs 

Mcliowaii,  Mary  Mrs. 

Napa  ('ity 

Clevelaml,  M.  V.                                                     I'kiiili 

Mvfiatt,  lli'iiry 
,U-nkiii«,  W.  G. 

NaiiB  City 

Perrv,  A.  C.  &  Co.                                                Ikiiili 

Nevada  City 

Ward,  F.  P.                                                    ViuMvillu 

NiMlderliiU,  h\ 

Nieolans 

Hichart,  G.  !«.                                       ,             ViilliJ,i; 

Iteiry,  David 

Oakland 

Fowler,  Xalhaniel                                '    Valley  Kmd 

LiMili'll.  James 

Oakland 

SAMSTAG,J.  A.                                               Visuliii . 

linviN,  WILLIAM  11.  (see  ad 

V.  dept. 

Ashtoii,  A.  C.                                               Wati'onvillc 

pa^'f  s?) 

Oroville 

Donance,  William  F.                               Watsouvilli' 

MoDU',  (i.   (/". 

Oroville 

Snodgrass,  Thomas                                    WalHUivillc 

Fly  nil,  1'.  ir. 

Paelieeo 

Hoslinger  it  Einl'alt                                   Wi'avcivillc 

Moieiii)  ifc  Simpson 

'                Puelieeo 

Geiitrv,  W.  O.                                                        WiinJH.i 

riatli.T. 

Pesoadero 

Dietz.'L.                                                               A\'ooill;iiiii 

AI».\.MS,  SAMUEL 

Petaliinm 

LOCKIIART,  HARRY  E.                                Yn  b 

Davis,  W. 

I'etalunia 

Ringe,  Fiederic                                                   Ynkii 

Main,  \V.  W. 
Mni'pliv,  J. 

PetalMiiia 
Petaluma 

Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturers. 

Denili;.J.  W. 

Plaeerville 

KLEIN,  WILLIAM  Isee  adv.  deiit.  pai,'e  t;:i) 

Leif'ied,  Clrirles  II. 

Placerville 

.■MaivNviJ!!- 

I'liipps,  .JameH 

Plaeerville 

MECSSDORFFER,  (;.  H.                        JIaiVKvill, 

Villi  Voorliies,  A.  A. 

Placerville 

MECSSDORFFER,  J.C.                          SacniiiH.ni.i 

*  CKAXDALL,  CHAIJLES  O.  ( 

see  adv. 

RUSSELL,  J.  (see  adv.  (l''pt.  page  31)        Sloi  kimi 

(Icpl.  jiHue'.i:)) 
GALLAND,   SlILOMOX   H.    it 

Ued  liluir 

eo  adv. 

Hats  and  Caps. 

dept.  (laye  iM) 

Red lUuH 

[Sue  Clothing  Retail  and  Merchanst  General. { 

EdKUi'it  Donnelly 
(ileniian,  tj<jlin 

Redwood  City 
Redwood  City 

KLEIN,  WILLIAM  (see  adv.  dept.  pag.' (i'.fi 

Simpsim,  (leoi'ife 

Dawson,  .M.  M.  Siskiyou  ("oiinty 

Kobnerville 
,  Rough  ami  Ready 

.Marvsvilli- 
MEUSSDORFFER,  C.  11.  MaivMillf 
S'ewarl,  N.  E.                                               Napa  Ciiy 

Armstrong'",  TliomaH 

Siieramento 

Cook,  Hiram 
Kliei'liai'd  &.  Stall 

Sacramento 
Sacramento 

Koliler,  Heniiaii  SacraiiiciiKi 
MEUSSDORKFEIJ,  J.  C.                          SacninMinn 

(iehiing,  F.  .1. 

Sacra  niento 

Poiiier&-  Lansini/  Sarniiiiiiiio 
.     •        1  k   1  1                                                  L' 

(irii'sel,  Jacob 
Ilenstis,  .1.  C. 
lSi;i{,  C<tM{.\D 

Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sai'iamento 

(^uinn,  D.  H.  Saciaiiiiiiiii 
1  UEFF,  JACOB  .Siicninnnl.i 
TROPE,  PETER  Saciaincnto 
Woods,  .1.  S.  .Sin  .liiM- 
RUSSELL,  .1.  isee  ailv.  dept.  |inge  31;          Stockluii 

Lfit/.iliffel',  .\1. 
NELSON,  A.T. 

Sacramento 
Sacramento 

I'aik.i ,  J.  E. 

Sacramento 

Hay  and  Grain. 

I'lilasUi.A. 

Sacramento 

Kotli,  Simon 

Sacramento 

|Se(^  also  Produce  .Merehunls.] 

STONE.  K.&  CO. 

Sacramento 

Drew  Ar  Fidler                                                   Anlmni 

\\.\(ii;XULAST,  C.  F. 

Sacramento 

JOHNSON,  J.  G.                                                llenid;! 

Tailc,  .laincK             Cal.iveras  County,  San  Andreas 

WEHSTEH  &  CADWELL                        Itinoklvii 

FOV,JOIIN  M,  &,CO. 

San  Kernardino 

Motlilt.  R.                                                               CmII';i.\ 

Ellipii{lionse,  \. 

San  Jose 

DORSEY  &  WALKER                         (irass  Viillcv 

(iiiidii'i,  v.. 

San  Jose 

Othel,  Thonias                                             Grass  ^'lllll  v 

MESSING,  11. 

San  JoBO 

West,  E.  R.                                               Grass  \'all.'y 

Sleni,  M. 

Sun  .lost; 

ShutHeton,  II.  II.                Shasta  County,  Jam^villi' 

Sullivan  &  Kinjfslev 

San  Jose 

Green,  R.  W.                                            "Marklcvilk- 

IJeid,  William  W.   " 

San  Leandro 

Harris,  H.                                                  iMarklccvilk' 

Joiner,  G.  W. 

San  Pablo 

ROCK  I  US,  CHARLES  Q.  (feed)            Maivsvilk 

Franek,  F.  C. 

Santa  Clura 

DENTON,  W.  11.                                        Rlar'vsvilk 

Grove,  G.  H. 

Santa  Clara 

Mighell.  Williiim(feed)  -  :  Nnp'a  Ciiy 
Mills,  11.  C.                                            Nevada  Ciiy 

Werner,  .John 

Santa  Cru/, 

Ilood,  Tlioiniia 

Santa  Rosa 

(Julver,  J.  A.  (feed)                                      Newiaslk- 

Kitluey,  A.  C. 

Santa  Rosa 

Fogg,  George  II.  (feed)                                   Oakliiiul 

Murray,  W.  E.                Sonoma 

County,  8ebaBto|K>l 

Merritt,  R.  D.                                                  OakliuiJ 

Alorelle,  John  P. 

Slmsta 

liallard,  11.                                                     Petiiluniii 

SCIIROTEU,  G.  C.  (seeudv.  dt 

pt.  n.  9(i)       Shusttt 
Sliinglo  Springs 

Falkner,  J.  II.                                             PetHliima 

llenblein,  L. 

Walker,  O.  V.                                                Petaljiim 

MABOHAU 


{  Caiilile,  .lamci 

I  Ilarton,  I).  L. 

I  Drunnnond, R 

j  FosH,  C.  I. 

I  McCliiitock,  ,Ii 

'  .McCreary,  C. 

;  Kolieitson,  R. 

'S1MS&  UAR 
Spencer  it  .Mil 
TRYON,  .S. 
(iOUDON  &  ( 
PETERS,  J.  1 


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(iALLAND,  .S 

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Lowell.  J.  p. 

He  Itlamville,  1 
Colder,  S.  A. 

liachiiiaii,  liHge 


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0  I  San  Ramon  Hon 
;  (ioldeii  .Anchor  I 

Allaville  Hotel,. 

Laniear,  Charles 

Tack,  \. 
:  MiCardv,  Jiiines 

•MKYEliSA  N.A 

Evens,  diaries 

Aaiailor  House, 
.  -VndeisDu,  lOlias 
I  Kendall,  A.  |{. 

Lake's  Hotel,  Re 

glliiilsiai  House,  1 
AMERICAN  E." 
,    JACK.SON  HO' 

1  I  "all,  J.  C. 
I  '  Hailelliajfer.  .S. 

,     i  AMERICAN  IK 
5    ORLEANS  HOI 
I  a    Railroad  Hotel,  , 
MM  :>>wmu,  E.  Mrs. 
]  §  ,  '-iest,  Charles 

n  ;  McCoiirtuev,  J. 
I  .  :  Amy,  Victo'r 
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|q  ,  lieaicia  Hotel,  II. 
■j,  I  llulf  Way    HoiiK 

'holiino  Hotel,  Mr. 
g  I  Willard,  J. 

g   Allen,  A.  Mrs. 
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t*   Moraii,  E.  Mrs. 
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I  l)riuiitn<)iul,  K.  H. 

:  FohH,  C  I. 

I  M(('liril()i;k,  John 

1  McCrviiry,  C'.&-  H. 

Itolx'i'lKon,  I{.  L. 
;S1MS&  HAUKKTT 

Siii'iictM'  ifc  .Millard 

TKYOX,  S. 

(JOliDON  &  CO. 


Red  liliiir 
Siit'i'iuiiptito 
Sicmmoiito 
S  icniiuonto 
SiKTuineiilo 
Siicraineiito 
Kuc'iiiineiito 
Siic'i'iiitiuiito 
SiK'i'aiiiiiiito 
SiHTaiiicnto 
SIi'iiikIu  8|)i'iiif.'H 


(li'pt.  pane  7.' 

'  sKr.it V  it  CO. 


I'KTKUS,  J.  D.,  grnin  (Beo  udv.  dupt.  p.  :il)  Slucklou 

Hides  and  Wool. 

[See  iiIkii  Lcnilier,  TaiilieiN,  ntc] 
(J.VLLANl),  .SOI.OMON  H.  |mi;  udv.  d.pt. 

im^'c'.U)  Itol  Uliiir 

Hawkn,  •laiiicg  Sacrumeiiio 

i.owell.  J.  1*.  Sacraiiiiiito 

I  I)e  Hlainville,  L.  .SIoiIvImh 

I  Colder,  S.  A.  Yolo  County,  Wa«liiii(^toii 

Hop  Dealers. 

liacLniun,  l4)f{uH  \  i\>.  Sacmiuonto 

Horseshoers.     , 

[iSce  lUacksiiiitliH  I 

Hose  and  Belting. 

(Set!  alw)  HanhvMii!  I 

MAHTIN.TIIO.MASC.  oauvaB  (hcl-  iilv. 

.">)  Marysvillo 

(r-.c  adv.  dfpl.  pii(f«  '")    Mansville 
'  SKliHV  iV  CO.  (sii-  udv.  dept.  page  'J.I)         Stiiekton 
WilkiiiH, .).  l>.  L).  Stockton 

I  Hosiery  and  Gloves. 

j  [See  aUo  KaniisliiLi,i;  (ioodti.| 

j  MeUiinger  iSc  (joldniaii  Marysville 

I  Hotels. 

]  Alameda  Park  Hotel,.),  (i.  Heed  Al 

I  San  Itaiiion  II(>\im',  11.  Ilolluiaii 

;  (iolileu  .\iu-lior  Hotel,. lohn  (i.  Alers         .Mle);i,.. 

Allaville  Hotel,  ,J.  Ward  Altuvjl.. 

,  liaiiieaf,  Cliaileu  Del  Xoitel'onnly,  Altaville 

Tack,  X.  Del  N'orlo  County,  Altaville 

McCardv,  .Tainea  Alvai'iido 

,  .MKYIMJ.S  &,  NACKUT  Alvaiado 

Kvens,  Cliarlert  Alviw) 

Aujadof  Honne,  A.  Kleuliait  -Vinudor  Citv 

.^luleiHon,  Kliaa  Anieiieaii  Kaiuli 

!  Kendall,  A.  IJ.  Andeir^on'n  Valley 

|juk(!'H  Hotel,  UoMB  Coon  .Vn^fel'rt  Camp 

llaiUon  llouHo,  1*.  Kneklev  .Vntliony  Mt  nise 

A.MKIHCAN  i:XCHAN()K.  l',(!iillin        Antioili 

.JACKSON  HOTKL,  1).  1'.  Maliun  Antiodi 

'<  Hull,  .1.  C.  -Vieatu 

i  Kadelliiiffer,  S.  .\ieata 

i  A.MinnCAN  HOTKL,  S.  (S.  Mollis  Anbniii 

DULKANS  HOTKL.  A.  Kipnett  Anliinn 

Itaili'oad  Hotel,  J.  •!.  Smith  .\ulinrn 

;  Swain,  K.  H[iw.  Hangor 

I  liiest,  Charles  Hear  Kiver 

MoConrtney,  .1.  Hear  Kiver 

jAniy,  Victor  Hear  Valley 

'  Oi<i)"  Ho\i(ie,  I).  McDongal  Heur  Vulley 

IIELJIONT  HOTKL,  Clark  &,  VValtermiro 

Ueliuont 
Iteniciu 
liouieiii 
lienieiu 
Deniciii 
Itentun 
lientou 
Kenton 
Itentun 
Bidwell'ti  llur 


i  Deniciu  Hotel,  II.  J.  Kcynolds 
!  Iliilf  Way   Honse,  A.  1'.  Uyerson 
i  Siilaao  Hotel,  Mrs.  J.  Weiniuauu 
i  WiUard,  J. 

Allen,  A.  Mrs. 

Hick,  V.  &  Co. 

HsiiiHon  Si.  Oerrish 

Moran,  E.  Mrs. 

Brown,  John 


KitZKerald,  (Jeorge,  Mrs.  Itidwell'H  Har 

Hakes,  II.  Itidwell'H  Har 

.lohnson,  David  Uidwell's  Har 

.rohnxou.  It.  Hidwell'H  Har 

I'owell,  .Jacob  Hidwell'H  Itar 

.Singer,  VV.  K.  ,  Jtidwell'H  Har 

Woodman,  W.  Hidwell'K  Har 

Koiniy,  James  Jli;;  Oak  l"'lat 

Snow,  A.  .  liifi  Oak  Klal 

Sjierry  &  Perry  Hij,'  Ti'eits 

Vllison,  I'].  liirehville 

Thoni])Hon,  John  Hinliville 

American  Hotel,  C.  White  llloondield 

HiK  Vallev  Hotel,  O.  M.  Lefebvre  Hloomliel.l 

WASHIN'OTON  HOTKL,  Isaac  KnlFel  IJlooinlield 
(iitl'ord,  D.  H.  HoliiiiiH 

Woodriiiii,  David  ItoliiiuK 

ICIliott,  VV.  T.  C.  IJranch  Store 

Allen.  A.  i(.  Mono  Connty,  HridKeport 

AMKUICAN  HOTKL,  J.  C.  Kingsley 

Mono  County,  IJiidfjepoit 
Conner,  Georue  I).  '        Hriffhton 

HUOW.y  .S  HOTKL,  J.  F.  Brown  Hrooklyn 

].iiii(lsay,  .John  lirooklyn 

Alansion  Hoiii-e,  Henry  .Stege  IJiooklyn 

0'(;oniior,  .John  IJiooklyn 

Golden  Kagle   Hotel,  Mrs.  E.  .Mnrniy 

Hiown's  A'allcy 
Plynionth  Hotel,  John  Dnnn  Urown's  Valley 

Steiner,  .John  lil  Dorado  County,  Hrownsville 

Howard,  K.  Yolo  County,  liucke 

Dal/.ell,  1). 
Wanner,  William 
Kitrhie,  VVIlliam 
Maloiav,I). 
Perry,  A. 
IJicbiiKMid,  C.  It. 
Tenant,  Wilwin 
C;iinpliell,  W.  I'.  P. 
C.H  luville  Hotel,  W.  Campbell 
Wliile  iV.Tiillle 
Calislo^a  Springs  Hotel 
Koid,  J.W. 
Hiillv,  Murtia 
Lv.'.s,  J.  A. 
li.l.b.e,  MiH    II. 
.Svnie,  .l(il  ii  ('. 
GLOl;;    'liil'KL,  W.  IL  Gr. 

(Icpl.  pa;;'    '^•ti 
I'nited  States  liulel,  F.  Sherii 
(jiil/.elio,  .James 
Tliede,  G. 

OSHOK.VJt  DAVIKS 
Hawkins,  .Mary 
Schelter,  Otto 
Wade,  O.  C. 


Smith,  .loHcpli 

AN  HOUSE,  Uuinber  &.  McLeod 


AMKHIC; 


iity,  I5ucl\eye 

Itilckeye  Flat 

Hack's  Kanch 

buenu  Vinta 

IJurnett 

Itnrnett 

Iturnett 

Harnett 

Hnrwood 

Caclieville 

Cahto 

Calistoga 

Calpella 

Caiiianche 

(  anianclie 

Caipipo  Seco 

Canipo  Seco 

VCR  (see  adv. 

Ciiniptonville 

ill  Caijiplonville 

Canon  City 

Caniiii  Citv 

C'arl liilV 

Careys  .Miiln 

Carey's  .Mills 

Carey's  .Mill.i 

Caspar 


llelltreville 

Centieville 

Centreville 

Connty,  Cherokee 

Xe   ...ta  Connty,  Cherokee 

Nrvaila  Coiiiitv,  Cherokee 


It. 


Caldwell,  William  C. 

Lewis,  .James 

.Moore  &,  McDaniel 

SMIDT,  FUKD 

Tnrnev,  .Mi's.  C. 

CIIICO    HOTKL,  Johnson  &   Wetherleu 

(see  adv.  dent,  page  91)  Chico 

I'niiai  Hotel,  Kobert  O'Neil  Chico 

HVItXK.  M.  Chinese  Camp 

tlAKKiaT  IIOUSK,  C.  W.  II.  Solinsky 

Chniese  Camp 
Granite  llonse,  Mrs.  .J.  Goodrich  Cliinese  Camp 
Myers,  O.  &  Co.  Chnrntown 

Madden,  D.  W.  Cisco 

Tong,  M.  Mrs.  Clarksville 

Winchell,  F.  F.  .  C'lurksville 

lllKli  &  DAVIS  CIttvton 

MAUVAIS,  KO.MEO  Clayton 

Dungnn,  Thomas  Cleveland 

Iturtou  House,  T.  H.  Story  CIipi)er  Mille 


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S     DIRECTORY. 


Clipper  Mills 

Clipper  Mills 

Cloverdale 


Pine  flrove  House,  L.  J.  Plant 

I  Woodvilio  Honse,  J.  H.  Kelley 

I  Cloverdale  Houpe,  F.  McKlaniey 

I  GEKKIIARDT,  II.  V.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  -J?)  Clovert^iile 

Central  House.  Mrs.  M.  K.  Garrnimn  Colfax 

PIONKKU  HOTEL,  E.  T.  Mendenliall 

(fee  adv.  dept.  p.  170)  Colfax 

SIEKUA  NEVADA  HOTEL,  R.CIialnicrs  Colonia 
Hroailwiiv  Hotel,  Geo.  IJell  •  Coluaibia 

FALLOS',  OWEN  (see  iidv.  dept.  p.  33)   Columbia 
What  Cheer  House,  (!.  Morgan  Columbia 

American  House,  W.  W.  Green  tJolusa 

Clark  Woodruff  Colusa 

CIOLISA  HOCSE,  J.  H.  Licnini,'  (see  adv 

dopt.  p.  (iO) 
Injiraiii,  G.  C. 
Lane,.!.  W. 
Siniiiions.  .Alary  E. 
Wilbur.  K.      ■ 
Crocker  &  Ual)cock 


Copperopolis  Hotel,  L.  Kellv 

Culver,  (!. 

Empin-  House,  E.  Hrown 

(ilolic  Hotel,  (J.  Cassidy 

Kevstone  Hotel,  .lames  Kendall 

V.'».  Hotel.  H.Hodges 

Goodrich,  ('.  C. 

HKIDGEPOKT  HOTEL,  Mrs.  C.  J. 

Pittnmti 
Griinsliaw.  W.  II. 
Odbert,  .T.  P. 

Wilson's  Hotel,.!.  I),  Wilson 
Hrown,  .lohn  W. 
Hell,, I.. I. 
Foster.  .lacob 
I.udwick,  Wnj. 
HIaek,  A. 

COl'LTEU.G.W. 
Counts.  Geor>;(! 
Fleniinjif,  .John 
Ilouok,  Jesse 
McNaraani  &,  Hro. 
Hicliards,  .lacob 
Kicherts,  F. 


Colusa 
Colusa 
Colusf. 
Colusa 
Colusa 
Copper  City 
Copperopolis 
Coppero  polls 
Copperopolis 
Copperopolis 
Cojiperopolis 
Copiieropolis 
Cop))ervale 

Cordelia 
Cosuiniies 
Cosu  nines 
Cosumnes 
Cottonwood 


CRYSTAL  .SPRING.S  HOTEL,  M. 


Siskivou  Comity, 

^'ehaniu  Co.,  Cottonwood 

Tehama  County,  Cottonwood 

Telij.ina  County,  Cottonwood 

Coiillerville 

Coultervillo 

Coulterville 

Cresc(uit  City 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 


Crystal  Sjuinfis 

Danmseus 

Danville 

Diamond  Sprinfjs 

Don  Pedro 

Don  Pedro 

DoukIhs  City 

Downieville 

ides  & 

Downieville 
Downieville 


Downieville 
Drytown 


Kenney 
Hurk,  Tlionms 

Danville  Hotel,  II.  W.  Harris 
Lafayette  Hotel,  A  Siesbuttel 
Church,  L.  A. 
Sanborn,  .lohn 
Flanders,  Tlion\as 
(Josmojiolitan  Hotel,  A.  (loniii 
DOWNIEVILLE  IKtCSE,  1.1m 

Larrieu 
McDonald's  lintel,  O.  McDonald 
ST.  CIIARLKS  HOTEL,  F.  A.  Earns 

bacher  &,  Co.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  X'-t} 
ExchauKe  Hotel,  •!.  W.  Harrington 
AMADOU  VALLEV  HOTEL,  Peter 

Doidon  Dublin 

SCAKLETT,.IOIIN  Dublin 

Foster  &  tVawford  Dnroc 

DUTCH  FLAT  HOTEL,  Chas.  Setfens  Dutch  Flat 
NATIONAL  HOTEL,  J.  M.  Oaroutte  Dutch  Flat 
Haker,  D  S.  Eagleville 

Half  Way  House,  C.  Hookeli  Edenvah^ 

LEVIN, EDWARD  Edei     de 

Coulter,  A.  H.  Calaveras  County,  El  Dnmdo 

National  House,  I).  Wooliver,  El  Dorado 

County,  ElD'iado 

Nevada  Hotel,  D.  Iliggins,  El  Dorado 

County,  El  Dorado 

Oriental  Ifotel,  W.  H.  Pavey,  El  Dorado 

County,  Kl  Dorado 

Martin,  W.   C.  El  Monte 

Thoin]iBon,  I,  8.  El  Monte 

Woodward,  P.  Elk  Grove 


Dowell,  J. 
Thonipson,  F. 
FOREST " 


Bnlklev,  E.  Fnrekii 

Gall,  .1".  J.  EiircKu 

Kelly,  Thomas  ■'  Eurekii  i 

Maiming,  P.  Eureka 

WHAT  CHEKU  HOUSE,  J.  W.  Wolfe 

Eureka  Nordi 
Eureka  Hotel,  D.  McCarthy  Eureka  Seiitli 

UNION  HOTEL,  J.  W.  Uobb  Eureka  Soutli    ' 

Allison,  James  Fairliclil 

Reeser,  J.  W,  FairlieW    i 

Remicli,  M.  N.  Pair  I'lav    ' 

Campbell,  J.  A.  Farniingloii    • 

Francis,  Francis  Fermlalc 

.Shaw,  S.  L.  Fernihdc   ' 

U.  S.  Hotel,  F.  A.  Cbarlieville  Fid.lletowa 

,  Central  Hotel,  H.  H.  Ilolton  Folwmi 

Patterson  House,  C.  II.  Watt  Fnlnoin 

TREMONT  HOUSE,  Ira  R.  Saunders         FoIbdhi 

Forbeslown 
Forbesldwii 
T  HOTEL,  M.  GrilHn  Forest  Hill 

WHITE,  GEO.  K.  Forest  Home 

Herb,  A,  Forks  of  Sahiiiiii 

Fairchild  &.  Dolen  Forks  of  SaliiiDii 

Travelli,  Charles  Fort  .loncn 

Union  Hotel,  Mrs.  E.  Sterling  Fort  .lums 

Jones,  J.  W.  Fort  Yinnii 

Foss,  Clark  Foss'  Staliiin 

Long,  S.  C.  Foster's  liar 

Malony,  D.  Fourth  Crossin« 

Reddick,  William  Fourth  CroHhiii); 

(jleorge,  Andrew  Franklin 

(ireer,  E.  Free|Hirl 

Freeman,  John  French  ( 'luiiy 

French  Camji  llcaise,  W.  S,  Ilelden     French  (.'aiiiji 
Noble,  R.  ^^  .  French  Cainii 

FRENCH  CORRAL  HOUSE,  J.  F, 

Iluchannan  French  Corral 

Taylor,  Charles  French  (iiikli 

Parker,  W,  H.  Fresnn  Cilv 

Snow,  Allan't  Garnitc 

Lafayette  Hotel,  S.  A.  Iterry  Goorgeinwii 

Odell,  David  Geyseivillc 

Sacrv,  E.  C.  Gevserville 

CO'PTAiSE  HOTEL,  John  llrown         Gi(>s<.iivill.. 
Mallory,  .lohn  (iilniy 

Roop  ii  Oldham  (iilni'v 

TWELVE  MILE  HOUSE,  DanI  Rota  Ciliov 

TWENTY-ONE  AIILE  HOUSE,  Wm. 

Tennant  Gilrov 

Gold  Run  Hotel.  G.  W.  Thorn  Gold  IJuii 

Hackett,  II.  Gold  Kiin 

Fluke,  .lacob  Goodyear  s  Itav 

Thompson,  Ileiu'v  Goodyear's  Itar 

Urogan,  P.  .1.      '  Grass  A'lillcv 

EXfllANGE  HOTEL,  C.  W.  Smith  Gniss  V.illcv 
Ingram,  William  Grass  VnlleV 

Paeillc  Hotel,  George  Williams  Grass  V.illcv 

Pellalier,  H.  Y.  (Jrass  Vallc'v 

WESTERN  HOTEL.  Wm,  Hobby     Grass  Valk'v 
WISC<  tNSIN  HOTEL,  W.  II.  Mitchell 

(}niss  Valley 
Cloudman,  D.  C.  Green  Spriii(ri< 

Ilildreth,  (ieo.  A.  (Jreen  Siiriii(.'^ 

Walki'r,  .M.  A.  (Jreen  S|iiiii(;.* 

Ilodkins,  J.  W.  Green  Vallcv 

Pelton,  S.  H.  Green  A'allr'v 

Hopkins,  F.  Plumas  County,  Greeiivilk' 

Clark,  A.  II.  Yuba  ("ounty,  Greenvilk' 

Edgar,  William  Yuba  County,  fireeavllli' 

Stroud,  R.  J.  Yuba  Comity,  Greeiivilli' 

Greenwood  House,  J.  Winkelmaii       "  Greeawdnil 
Steiner,  Jacob  Grizzly  Hear  Ibmiii' 

Robinson,  C.  I).  Gualiilu 

Hnzzcll,  Mary  T.  Half  Moon  Hnv 

Clark,  Wm.  A.  Half  Mooa  Hay 

Jones,  William  Half  Moon  lliiy 

Cadi  .y,  Martin  Haiipy  t'Hiiip 

Ilarluee,  Joseph  Harrinbiirjf 


Insure  in  the  beat  Ziooal  Company,  "  THS  FAOIFIO." 


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CALIFORNIA 


HOTELS. 


469 


PEACOCK,  OEOItOE  W.    ♦ 
Kx('liimK«  HotuI,  H.  T.  Miller 
(iOLDKN  OATE  HOTEL,  L.  Watticr 
HAMMEL&DINKEU 

IIiivwHnrH  Ilutcl,  Mrs.  S.  E.  Iltiiiicr 

Mullen,  J.  li. 

Scovey,  J. 

Williuiiis,  n. 

Aiiieiii'an  Exchmigo  Hotel,  O.  P.  &  C.  H. 

Purkiiis  Hiivwood 

SPOEKER,  CHAULES  lliiVwood 

SOTOYOME  HOUSE,  IJ.  C.  WiiKlit, 

(see  iiilv.  (lept.  p.  'Jt!)  Healdslimv 

rXlON  HOTEIi,  Joliii  V.  Oiiiter  HoaldHbnijU' 

lliiyd,  Kitcliie  &  Co.  CiilnveruH  Co.,  HfMiiit  V^illuy 


Hiirrisbiiru; 
Huvihih 
Huvilidi 
Havilitli 
Havilali 
Havilah 
Has-ilali 
Havilah 


Mc'Donald,  A.  C 

PHttci'HOn.  (iem-KO 

Wilson,  AV.  H.  &  R.  M. 

(ireen,  James 

Mitcliell,  Tlioiiiaa 

Slin-ens,  T.  M. 

Hall,  E.  O. 

Koberts,  John 

Ciisker,  J. 

SIEKUA  NEV^VDA  HOTEL,  I 


Henintaife 

HickHville 

Hill'd  Ferry 

Hope  Valley 

Hojio  Valley 

Hope  Valley 

Hornitim 

Hon '»  Hanch 

Howland  Flat 

Hiiiiley 

Howland  Flat 
J  lowland  Flat 
llydeMville  j 
IllinoiHtown 
IllinoiHlown 
Iiidependente 
Independence 
Independence 
Indian  Ui^gin^x 


ruiim  Hotel,  V.  W.  Ocrichten 

Welwter,  J.  H. 

Iliickell,  li. 

Kjjbeit  &  Co. 

IJIiiiiev,  U.  I). 

Eiiil,J. 

Hilton  Si.  Rose 

t'aniei'ou,  Tlionias 

llaU'b,  H.  L. 

ItiUiher,  R. 

nrOLEV,  A.  K. 

Slnikelv,  A. 

IIOTl'L  !.)■  ORLEANS,  Louis  iHeinial 

KiiiK,  F. 

Cairoirs  Hotel,  ,1.  Cai-mll 

National  Hotel,  Evans  &   Aakey 

Union  Hotel,  H.  W.  Allen 

Ackernnin,  I>. 

KELLA  UNION  HOTEL.  II.  F.  llnlter 

Held  Jamestown 

liarnes,  A.  II.  Lassen  County,  Janesville 

XOUTH  AMERICAN  HOUSE.  Juint-s 


Bnnds,  A.  Liberty 

Krainurd  House,  H.  Whittenliall  Lincoln 

LoKitn  HouHe,  ('  'irjro  Culluui.  Lincoln 

Ondlcy  &  lioaruiiian  Linden 

Fisher,  E.  IJ.  Little  River 

Oorliam,  Josiah  Loeket'ord 

Wood,  A.  G.  LonL'ville 
BELLA  UNION  HOTEL,  John  King 

&  Co.  (see  adv.  dept.  paire  3'"')  Los  Anireles 

CLANCY,  D.  S.  Los  AuKcles 

LAFAYETTE  HOTEL,  C.  Flulir  Los  Anaeles 

U.  S.  HOTEL,  Louis  Messmer  Los  Angeles 
WHAT  CHEEK  HOUSE,  I^uis  Vielle  Los  Anjieles 


Hooue,  J.  S. 
liyninu,  Joseph 
Harris,  T.  M. 
Reed,  J.  W. 
Kin^'inan,  Charles 
Powell,  R.  P. 

T'abor, 

Thomas,  F.  C. 
Kini;,  Oeor^fe 
Lewis,  R.  Jlrs. 
Snow,  G.  Mrs. 
Clark,  G. 

Giseliul,  Catherine  Mrs. 
(irollmer,  William 
Lewis,  Fraidf 


Ijower  Lake 

Lower  Lake 

Lower  Lake 

Lower  Lake 

Ma^alia 

Ma^alia 

Sliigalia 

MuKalia 

Maine  Prairie 

Maine  Prairie 

Maine  Prairie 

JIar!;'osa 

Mariposa 

Mariposa 

Mariposa 


Indian  Springs 
Inskip 
lone  City 
lone  Cil'v 
Iowa  Hill 
.lacintu 
Jackson 
•Tackson 
•lackson 
.lacksonville 


•lenny  Jjind 

.lunction  City 

Kelsev 

Kelseyvilfe 

Keriiville 

Kernville 

Knifihl's  Ferry 

Kni),'ht'M  Ferry 


Cole  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  If  1) 
May,  W.  H. 
Sicseiu)p,  A. 
Doilson,  W.  n.  H. 
C'lnumiuKs,  J.  Mrs. 

Menzelew,  , 

DiiiKley's  Hotel,  S.  Dinglev 
LANE'S  HOTEL.  Thos.  W.  Lane 
Wi 

i: 

VULO  HOUSE,  A.  W.  Duningan 

Knight's  Landing 

Kniglilsville 

Knoxville 

La  Grange 

La  Orange 

La  Porte 

JI  ine  Guyot  IjU  Porte 

Brandt  Si  Cunlon  (sec 

La  Porte 


iVnsbington  Hotel,  F.  S.  Barnes        Knight's  Ferry 
JNION  HOTEL,  Edward  Dyer  Knight's  Lmuling 


Ihookshire,  E. 

1  Dyer,  John  F. 

j  Davis,  (Seorge 

1  Fldlo.  William 
ItUOWN,  L.  M. 

j  Htilel  I)e  France 

:  UNION  IIOTEI 

I        adv.  dei)t.  paue  >^>) 

j  Arnold's  Hotel,  II.  Arnold  Lake  City 

I  Ureiiiond,  M.  Lake  City 

Lakeport  Hotel,  B.  F.  Parrish  Lakepoi't 

I  McLeod,  A.  C.  Lakeport 

iliisis,  John  Lnncha  Plana 

Norllniip,  A.  F.  Lanclm  Plana 

Hughes,  William  N.  Langworlli 

Janseu,  M.  Last  Chance 

Ijutrobe  lluus(>,  Walker  Bros.  Latrobe 

Miller's  Hotel,  J.  H.  Miller  Latrobe 

How  &  Bogar  Ijewist(Ui 


.MARIPOSA  HOTEL,  II.  Schlageter  (see 

adv.  dent,  page  lir))  Mari|)osa 

Washburn,  riiomas  Mariposa 

LOONEY,  A.  Mark  West 

Barnes,  J.  W.  Markleeville 

Schram  &  Kittridgo  Markleeville 

Sehram,  P.  Markleeville 

Hough,  W.  J.  Martinez 

.Sherman,  Charles  Marline/, 

•Sturgis.  <Tosiali  Martinez, 

OAVVSON  HOUSE,  G.  V.  Dawson  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  (II)  Marysville 

GLOBE  HOTEL,  Scheu  &  Swank  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  "ti) 
Mechanics'  House,  B.  Peel 


Pliiladelphiii  House,  •!.  W.  i\IcLcnuti 
SPRING  HOUSE  HOTEL,  C.  Hi 


Marysvi'.le 
Mary  svi  lie 
Marysville 
Marysville 


icnuire 
lint 
ST  NICHOLAS  HOTEL,  Dullicy  & 

Smith  (see  adv.  dept.  page  til)  Marysville 

VANDEVEER  HOUSE,  Jlrs.  E.  E.  " 

Vaudeveer  Marysville 

WESTERN  HOTEL,  Lowrey  &  Co.  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  (>:()  Marysville 

Washington  House,  H.  Corr  &  Co.  Marysville 

Anderson,  II.  Jtattole 

Holton,  M.  Mattole 

CHANDLER,  J.  L.  Maylield 

Andrews'  Hotel,  R.  Andrews  &  Co.  Meadow  Lake 
EXCELSIOR  HOTEIi,  Whittemore  &. 

Redican  (see  ailv.  dept.  page  171!)  Meadow  Lake 
Lake  House,  .1.  A.  Meyer  Meadow  Lake 

Monte  Cristo  Hotel,  Peter  Newman  Meadow  Lake 
St.  Charles  Hotel,  Davis  &ltyan  Meadow  Lake 
Bailey,  B.  C.  "  Jlendocino 

Carlson,  J.  E.  Mendocino 

Osborn,  C.  R.  Jlendocino 

MENDOZA  HOTEL,  J.  Gottlieb  Mendoza 

Pahle,  J.  Merced  Falls 

Smith,  W.  C.  Meridian 

Lnmb,  Larkin  Michigan  Bar 

KLOPPENBURG,  D.  W.  Michigan  liluH' 

Leet,W.  N.  Michigan  Bluff 

Easton  &  Ilayward  Milbrae 

Jones,  Hugh  S.  Milbrae 

Cannan  &  Mcintosh  Millertou 

Henry,  S.W.  Millerton 

McCUAY,  IRA  Millerton 

Moore,  Joseph  Millville 

Tayhir,  John  MilpitHH 

To'urteiotle,  Jesse  H.  Minersville 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  W.  Gibbons  Missn  San  Jose 


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470  PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Tlicrfnll,  J.  MiKHion  Sun  Jose 

WASIIIX(n"ON  HOTEL,  E.  Sunnier 

MiHsion  Sun  .Fohp 
Hover,  .Tosepli  W.  Utrs.  Mokelunnie  ("ilv 

HOTEL  D'KriiOl'K,  O.  Lcger    Mokelininie   Hill 
Monitor  Hotel,  F.  Meyer  Mokelnmne  Hill 

U.  S.  Hotel,  T.  C".  Liitnpheas  Mokelinnne   Hill 

WiiHliintrton  Hotel,  Henry  OttenftcrMokelnnuie  Hill 
(!oH',  ^\.  L.  '  Monitor 

ArniHlron^f,  W.  W.  "      Monte  Vintii 

KLMHALL,  MAUANI1A  Monte  Vistii 

VVaHliintfton  Hotel,  Geo.  C.  Hiirris  Jloiiterey 

('l«rk,.riiineH  H.  Mmitejinnm 

Moore,  H.  M.  Moore'8  V\M 

Morrow,  W.  1{.  Jloore's  Flnt 

Leticliiniin,  A.  Mormon  Ixltind 

Hlood.  C.  Mt.  Hullion 

l>U(l\vif{  Hros.  Mt.  Eden 

Simpson,  .Folni  Mt.  Eden 

Miller, . I.  n.  5lt.  Opliir 

Fliiin,  .roseph  Monntidn  Hon^e 

.loliiiKon,  Kiissell  Monntain  llonxe 

KuL'jiles,  E.  S.  ^loinitain  Hoiihc 

Dolirnamn,  H.  I'.  F.  Contra  Costn  Coiuity, 

Mountain  View 
SHIRLEY  &  CO.  Santa  Clara  Conntv, 

Afonntain  View 
TAYLOR,  S.  P.  Santa  Clura  Coiniiy, 

Mountiiin  View 
Sperry  Si.  Perry,  MuLplivn 

Het/.er,  O.        "  MuKpido 

Park,  K.  AluHi|iiilo 

KuKt,  R.  AIn!'(|uito 

Anieriean  Hotel,  T.  F.Raney  Napa  City 

(lernian  Hotel,  Peler  Dinkle  Napa  City 

Najia  Hotel.  J.  S.  Hufran  Xapa  City 

Wad  R<)ad  lliinne,  C.  .F.  Ounnond  Napa  City 

REVERE  HOUSE,  CheKeliro  &.  Kinsman 

Napa  (^ity 
Shade  House,  R.  Landripm  Napa  City 

ISnrnH,  AV.  Naiiviilad 

Neill.  A.  C.  Neillnbinv 

STCMPF,  F.  Nevada  Cil.v 

UNION  HOTEL, Eaton &\Viliianit(on, Nevada (."ity 


C.  Havin 


Holder,  .(olm 

(iineti,  Frank 

Tra.xtdl,  Jolin 

Andrews,  I^.  C. 

Harris,  P.  N. 

MeClel'au,  Sainutd 

Scliackton,  A. 

Worley,  William 

Yolie,  Oeorfre 

Housell  &  Putnam 

Xovarro  House,  .). 

Van  Hollaii,  (J.  F. 

liyrnes,  .Tolin 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  .L  Hieves 

Kufxle  House,  Ilday  &  Trestler 

FniukJin  House,  John  Rairliman 

Murphy,  John  J. 

liowen,  W.  J. 

Ahholt,  A.  H. 

Wiuslow,  It.  F. 

Half,  \V.  R. 

MeCundiriKe,  James 

Stevens,  .T.  A. 

Thoni|ikin8,  E.  O. 

Small,  Henry 

Sooy,  TiionuiB 

Craj;.  James 

Martin,  A.  J. 

Seott,  .[(ihii 

Sndth,  (/liiirleB 

Steward,  Marvin 

Sher,  T. 

Mooers,  M. 

Clark  iV  Dorrence 

Downer,  1).  C. 


Newoaslli 

El  Oonnlo  Comity,  Newtown 

El  Dorado  Comity,  Newtown 

Ni((daus 

Nieoliius 

Niiiishc'W 

North  Rraiich 

North  Coluiiihii. 

Nortli  Fork 

North  San  .loan 

NovaiTo  River 


Novato 

Noyo  River 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oaklanii 

Teleffrnph  Road,  Oakland 

Oieun  View 

Olema 

Oleliia 

Omega 

Oim^KU 

Omega 

Omega 

Onioii  Valley 

Oiiici'.  Valley 

Oregon  Hoime 

Oregon  House 

Oregon  House 

Oregon  House 

Oregon  Hiuise 

Orleans  liar 

Om  Fino 

(near)  Orovillo 

Rutte  Creek,  Oroville 


HALL,  A.  K.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  W!)  Orovilji' 

Heath,  H.  Cold  Spring,  Oroville 

Philhidok,  A.  K.  Chaparal,  Oroville 

UNION  HOTEL,  AV.  S.  Hopkins  (see 

adv.  depl.i    ge  S7)  Oroville 

Wick,  Moses  (near)  Oroville 

DIXON.  M.  A.  MRS.  Pa.  hen, 

■lOHXSTOX,  .1.  H.  Piielici.) 

Timmons&  ('o.  Paiiiesvillc 

llryaiil,  D.  W.  Spring  Valley,  I'attees'  Unwh 

Pa'tlecH,  .John  Pnttees'  liaiuii 

Dahlherg,  Madiinie  Pea  Vine 

I'eiiee,  M.  I'eiilz 

Swanton,  C.  W.  Pescadeio 

AMERICAN  HOTEL,  P.  N.  Emerson 

(see  a<lv.  dept.  page  -7) 
City  Hotel,  F.  A.  IMaiik 
(leohngau,  Thomas 
NEW  YOUK  IIOTFL,  (i.  L.  Purdy  (see 

adv.  dept.  page   111) 
Sloekdale,  H. 
UNION    HOTEL,    Mathiea  &   Pfetlerle 

(see  adv.  dept.  iiaire  iX) 
WASIIIN(}TON  HOTEL,  Hailshack  & 

Kiker 
Holl(m,  M. 
Creque,  W.  K. 
Pine  (irove  Hotel,  Frank  Cook 

Amador  County 
Howman  House,  E.  ,1,  Rowman 
Carev  House,  J.  W.  Culleii 
<;KNTRAL  HOUSE,  (ieo.  ('(uigdon 
Nevaria  House,  .lolin  Williams 
Oileans  Ilotcd,  (!eo.  Wail<' 
llrown,  Henry    El  Dorado  Counly,  Pli 


Petalnina 
Pelalnniii 
Peiahiina  ' 


•tahiinii 
taliinia 


Petaluina 

Pelahuii;i  : 

Pelrnlia; 

Pilot  Hill  : 


,  Pine  drove 
Placervill,. 
Plaeervillr 
I'laeerviil,. 
I'lanrvilji. 
PIncervillc 

I'iisiiul  Yallcv 


Ruser,  Frauiis     El  Dorailo  County,  Pleasant  \'ii 


Cutler,  Lullier  C.  &  Co, 
Norris.  Hohert 
Ilardeliiie,  Antonia 
MeLaughlin,  11. 
Haley, , lames 
Fogg,  E.  S. 
Cayo,  M. 
Howell,  William 
Hunter,  D.  D. 
RIoed.  Charles 
MeMuU.-ii,  S.  W. 
Ruz/ell,  Mary  Mrs. 
Coliiiru,  .loliii 
I'Mwards,  .1.  E. 
Wardwell.  J.  V. 

RED  RLUFF  HOTEL.  Henry  W 
(see  adv.  dejiail.  page  !•.")) 


Pleasant  \'alli  v 

Pleasant  N'ailcy 

Pleiisanidn 

I'leasanliiM 

Poker  Klal 

I'ollevs 

•  Poll  Willi' 

Port  Willr 

Colusa  Counly,  PiIiki  imi 

Mariposa  Conniy,  I'lincildii 

Puma  .\rcnas 

J'aris.-iiiia 

C^iiiiicv 

(Jiiiiicy 

Rattlesnake  liar 

Luhrs 

Red  ISlnir 


THEMONT  HOTEL,  W.  MeComnions, 

(see  adv.  depart,  page  '.>.'>)  Wed  Mhill 

UNION  HOTEL,  W.  M.  Lansdale,  Red  liliill 

Olohe  Hotel,  P.  Dniiizner.  lied  Dnc 

PaviJiiui  Hotel,  J.  Smith  Reil  Dni; 

Wilson,  ilesse  Ked  Diii.' 

T'reiiKMit  House,  C.  Ayers,  RtMlwocid  Ciiy 

(Irani  &  Rever,  Rich  (inldi 

Crum,  A.  J.  liin  Seed 

.Slaekin,  Rosa  Rio  Vista 

Sijiiires,  W.  K.  Rio  \"ii-la 

Vigiudo.  A.  vV  Co.  Rohinsim's  Firiv 

Cohhie,  Milton  H,  R.H'k  Civck 

(iailagher,  N.  Rorklainl 

Wallace,  J    H.  ;  RockliiiKl 

Warren,  W.  T,  '  RoeMand 

Frame,  Amos  Ridiiiervillc' 

Wright,  S.  Ifoliiieivillc 

Walling.  L.  A.  X'evada  ('(unity.  Rough  and  Heiily 
Rrown  &  Welker,  Siskiyou  Co.,  Rough  and  K'emlv 
Wilson,  W.  R.  Round  Vall.A- 

Wood,  A.  J.  Round  Valley 

Relvidere  Hotel,  M.  Rohitehek,  Saeraiiieiiln 

Rrannan  IIoiisi;,  Mrs.  J.  Dunn,  Saeianieiilo 

CITY  HOTEL,  P.  Conlan,  Suerameiito  ; 

Creseent  City  Hotel, Mi's.  E.M.Waterman,Siu'raiiienlii 


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!  KliTier's  Iliitfl,  Kiiinle  &.  Sclmefer,  Siicniiiieiito 

iviilicil  IliiiiHc.  A.  l*.  II()1)1)H,  Siicniiiieiilo 

I  Kxrliant-'i;  llntrl,  S.  M.  Hoover,  SiHTiiim.'iilo 

KciTV  Ilotrl,  CliiuU'H  KoliorfH,  iliu'riuiioiito 

FOSTKU  IIOrSK,  .liicol)  FoHtcr.  Siicriiinciito 

IkoINTAIN  IKtU.SK,  W.  K.  Wiitorti,  Sm  laincnto 
Kciiiilli  Avi'iiiic  lloiiHe,J.  T.  LiiiHlruiii,  Sicnmii'iilo 
(iiililcii  Kiiu:li'  lliili'l.  I).  K.  Call  iliiiii.      Sacniiiu'iitu 

ilIOTKIi  1»K  FlfANCK,  Mih.  K.  1).  lliiiil, 

(see  ailv.  ilt'part.  luiffo   I."!)  SafruuKMilo 

Intei-iuitiiaial  llolcl,  AIiH.lt.Ki-'eninciiKet'.Saii'aiiieiilo 


PACIFIC  OCKAX  IIorSK,  0.  T.  IJionUy, 

(imi)  iidv.  (Icpai't.  iiiifjo!!)  Saiifii  Ciii/. 

SANTA  CUrZ  IKHISK,  Van  DrecBcr  \- 

Wilkins  Santa  Cniz 

OAK  OHOVK  lIorSK,  Ann  Mason,  Santa  Kiia 
SANTA  KOSA  IIOI'SK,  K.  I'.  Colyan, 

(Ht'L'  adv.  donart.  i)a!,'o  'i7)  Santa  Knna 


M.: 


liUiicM'  Kx.  lloli'l,  ll.Ti'L'idik'i-, 


OrlcaiiH  Hotel,  ().  Xcwcomli, 


SacranuMilo 
Sai'ia{ni'Mto 
Saciaiiionlo 
SiLciaiiienlo 
SacraiiiLMito 


Siicramonlo 
Sai'ianicnlo 
SaiTaiiK-nlo 
Sacnuat-nto 
Sai'ranu'nto 
SarniMienIo 


I'lMniHvlvania  llcuisf,  John  Hai'tigan, 
l!ii,«H  floiiM',  Ali'X.  I'rewitt, 
St.  Lonin  Hotel,  L.  Sclnit/., 
TOLLS  HO'I'KL,  Tmvci- &  Smith, 

iM'c  adv.  depart,  paj^e  A.i) 
rXlOX  HOTICL,  LiuiKinjr  «fe  Gover, 
I'niiin  lloMHe,  \V.  I).  Farrell, 
I'.iS.  Hotel,  1'.  ,1.  Me.Mahon, 
\Vaverlv  House,  .lohu  Sinifleton, 
WtslcMM  Holed,  X,  l».  Thaver, 
AVllATCllKKi;  IIOl'SK,'A..r.Semitz,S:i(rainenli 
Wai.'IVII  Honse,  .lolui  I),  K<dd,  Saerauit'nlo 

,S|.  .loiiaH,  A.  (,'.  St.  Jolnm 

Diivin,  T.  Salinan 

Siiiilh.  Anfilin  Salinas 

IK'terilia!.'.  William  Saliidany 

Fiizuendd,  •!.  \'..  Salishnrv 

lliiicli,  X.  V.  Salifiliarv 

iiiMiT,  i{.  Iv.  Calas'orns  County,  Sali'ion  Falls 

Ihilel  d'Karope,  A.  Frioux,  San  Andreas 

.MIvTUOl'DLlTAX  110  TKL,  J.  W.  Sharp, 

San  Andreasi 
Itiiirus,  A.  \j.  San  Antonio 

!,ii\v,  .lames  \-  Co.  Sun  Antoniti 

.MILLKKS  HOI'KL,  .lolm  F.  Miller, 

San  IJernardino 
IMXKS  HOTKL,  Dadlev  Pine,  Sao  llernardino 
(  rXXIXtillAM,  UICHAKl),  San  liinno 

l.-^liell.  I.  C.  San  IJnenav    atnra 

.MinMioM  Hon  1,  V.  Oviols,  San  IJncnavenlnrii 

.\niiriian  House,  ('has.  Coluinun,  San  Dietro 

lliailinulon.   I'lalt  San  Die^o 

I'iater,  (!.  \V,  '1',  San  tirejioriii 

.\r/,KKI.\S  III  H'SK,  S,  W.  Chnrehill,      San  .lose 
t'oalinealal  tinted,  ,1.  C^laassen  San  <Iose 

Kiu'lit  .Mile  Honse,  Joseph  Sowie,  S;in  .lose 

Ihiyes,  William 
Kri'Mahherir,  A, 

.M'ii';.'aii  lloase,  K.  J.  Wiloox, 
Niilidiial  Hotel,  U.  K.  Snhr, 
I'LA/.A  HOI'F.L,  .1,  \{.  Comfort, 
S.\X  .lOSK  H(»TI:L,  ALiuhdre  Hros 
Si'vea  .Mile  House,  .lohn  Tenimnt, 
IWKLVK  .MILF,  llOCSi:,  DaidelRota,  San  Jose 
\\'iishinul(ai  llolid,.lohn  HIaiahen,  San  Jose 

Wlial  ClM'er  Honse, .lohn  .Mnrphy,  San  Jose 

Ksliidillo  House,  II,  C    l)e  Landresso,  Sir.  Leandro 
I'luaier's  Honse,  W.  10.  Hah'onil),  San  Leandro 

Sim  Loren/o  Honse,  I'eler  Haekes,         San  Loren/.o 
Hot  Sprians  lloUd,  1).  1).  Hlaekhnrn, 

San  Lnis  Ohispo 
Little,  11.  W.  San  Lais  Ohinjio 

fiiiits.  1(.  C.  San  L>Ms  Kev 

S,\NM,\TKO  II OTK^i,Eu^M,•lle  Walker,  .San  Mateo 
Van  Xess  iV  CoLale,  San  Mi^fU 

.Sun  I'ahio  Hotel,  I'.  &,  K.  Parhon,  San  I'ahio 

Sims,  ,\.  W.  San  Pedro 

SIIKI'PAKDS'  IIOTKL,  M.  E.  Sheppard, 

San  Qnentin 

MAIdXK  llOTKL,  O.  Angollotte,  

Slii'|ip;ird,  Mary  JO. 
Kiin/.er.  John 
iTurt.OeorKe  W. 
Telilwts,  K,  It 


Farnsworth,  J.  W, 
Lee,  William 
Or.iham,  W.  (i. 
Harrison,  ilohn 
liimdow,  (I.  W. 
Xi(diolH,  Charles  K. 
Ilntehinson,  William 
Kikeri'nkotler,  A. 
I'ltintr,  H. 


Santa  Uosa 
Santa  Kosa 
Saratopi 
Saraloya 
Sawyer's  K.ir 
SawVers  Uar 
Seotis  l!ar 
Searsville 
Xapa  County.  Sehaslopol 
FUAXKLIX  IlOl'SE.  John  V..Seott,'  Shasta 

(iUKKXKS  HOTKL.Tom.  Greene,  (Heondv. 

di'part .  lia^fe  !)(i)  .Shasta 

Hennessey,  Thos,  Sheldon 

Kelly,  Jolm  ^.  Sheld(Mi 

Cidlann,.!.  Shin^lt,"  Sprinsfs 

.M((iee,  Mrs.  Jl.  Shin>;le  Spiin!,'M 

Planters  Hotel,  1).  T.  Hall,  Shingle  Springs 

lloyee,  .S.  (j.  Sierraville 

dates,  .S.  Sierraville 

llrown  &  lOrriekson  Silver  Mountain 

Fisk.  Charles  Silvei'  .Momii  lin 

Uyan,  Thomas  Silver  Moaniaiii 

Silvey,  IClijah  S.  Silveyville 

Watson  iV  Uowland  Slippery  l''ord 

Clark,  li.  It.  Sniarlsvillo 

.Moonev,  Thomas  Smailsville 

Wrifihi,  .Mrs.  L.  Snuth's  Ferry 

Walkei,  1).  M.  Smilhvill'e 

Anderson,  A.  1!.  Snellin;,' 

Kri'isliaeh,  W.  Solano 

SCAMMON,  (ibXHtOK  11.  Sonierville 

liawler,  ,lan;"s,  Sonoma 

I'XIOX  llOTKL,  J.  Lutftens  (see  adv. 


San  .lose 
S.in  Jose 
San  .lose 
San  .lose 
San  .lose 
Smi  .lose 
.*<aa  .lose 


depart,  jiaiie  "J?) 
CITY  HOTKL,  l?emi»&  Mardes, 
Itiown,  Henry 
IJoilke,  (i.  W. 
Hyde,  C.  W. 
TIaanpson  &-.  Kelloj;;;; 
lUair  &.  Forney 
niair.  J.  &J." 
Ueiber,  L. 

Avenue  Hotel,  P.  Uidn'hacher, 
Cidinnlvia  House,  J,  A,  (irasberger, 
Kirnieeke.  P,  C. 

MAOXOLIA  IIOISE,  C.  Mersfelder 
Pacilie  Hotel,  John  Pencman, 
Si.  Charles  Hole],  O.  Daniels, 
WHHKK  HOrslC,  K.  Manning;, 


Sonoma 

.Sonora 

.s  iijmd 

Spanish  Flat 

Spanish  Itaneh 

Siianish  L'anch 

.Sportsman's  Hall 

Sp(U'tsman's  Hall 

Sportsman's  Hall 

Stoekloii 

Sto(  klon 

StoekloU 

Slockiou 

Stoeklon 

Sloi-lv.on 

Stoeklon 


San  Uaf.i 
San  Kat'ael 
Sauel 
Sanel 
Sant«  Durliara 


TAMKKON  HOUSE,  J.  II.  Cameron,  Santa  Clara 
Kmnklin  House,  II.  Ilurrig,  Simla  Cnr/, 


BOUAK  &  Go 


Harton  House,  P.  11,  Siory,  Slrawherry  \',illey 

Coliimlms  Hou.se,  W.  11.  I)ayy,  Strawherry  N'alley 

Fallen,  W.  1),     La  Porte  Koiid,  Slrawherry  N'alli'y 

Feeny,  .lames      La  Porle  Road,  Strawherry  Valley 

.Mi-CiM-iniek,  .lames  Strawberry  Valln'v 

Itaxler,  1),  F, 

N'orthruo,  Thomas  J, 

PAClFtt^  HOl'lOL,  A,  F.  Knorn 

KOHKKTS,  TlKtMAS  U. 

Wilkins,  II.  C. 

Cajdes,  .lames 

lirain.ird,  .S.  C. 

Sleward,  J.  1. 

llaslin.ifs,  I).  E. 

Sherhurn,  liiehard 

Wood,  F.  <!t  Co. 

Heiinett,  E.  W. 

Clillord  &.  Co. 

Ilawley,  A.  H. 

Piae  (iVoyo  Houbo,  8.  Millisor 

Sierm  Hotel,  A.  (i,  Tryon 

Sixty  Mile  House,  O,  Wallenrodt 

Haru^iMVo,  John 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


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linibiiotoo 
Todd'H  Viilley 
Tuiimles 
Toniiiles 
Toimilus 
roniiileH 


Taylor,  Job  T.  Tuvlorville 

UNION  HOTEL.  C.  Ileidor  ■Tt'lmiiiii 

Smith,  Ezra  D.  TeleKrni)h  City 

McCobI),  11.  D.  Santa  Clara  County, Ten  Mile  llmisu 

Cook,  J.  v.  Souutiia  County,  Ten  Mile  House 

Cluuliiourn,  II.  Ten  Mile  Uivcr 

Uottdier,  John  ThonipHon  Flat 

Tiinbuptoo  Hotel,  Wni.  Liuulrigun  ''  ■ 

KiniiinKei-,  K.  Mm. 

ETHIEU  &:  CLOUETT 

Oranleeit,  Willinm 

Hajffjertv.  Michael 

TOMAllES  HOUSE,  M.  E.  niuck 

TOVVEU  HOUSE  HOTEL,  O.  I.  Tamiirt  (see 

adv.  (lept.  p.  !)d)  lower  Hounc 

JohnHou,  J.  Dale  Trinidad 

SangHter,  J.  Mrs.  Trinidad 

Yolie,  Ooorge  Trinity 

Hall  &  W'ilTianiB  Trinity  Centre 

I'ulnani,  It.  P.  Tale 

Two  Uock  House,  C.  Weigand  Two  lioek 

Crockett,  D.  C.  Ukiah 

Cunnin^'hani,  W.  W.  Ukiah 

HagaiiM,  W.  A.  Ukiah 

Haj{i'n,  Andrew  Ukiah 

Rice,  C.  C.  Upper  Lake 

WILSON,  JIASON  Vacaville 

Union  Hotel,  E.  Hoover  Valli'cito 

Cassarly,  Miehaol  Vidlc.jo 

Coakley,  John  Vallc'io 

Hntton,  K.  T.  Viill.-jo 

Metropolitan  Hotel,  John  Lee  Vallejo 

NUOEXT,  WILLIAM  H.  Vallejo 

KETK EAT  CO'ITAOE,  C.  WeiniL'er  Vallejo 

Scahollz,  \V.  Vallejo 

UNION  HOTEL,  J.  MfCudden  Vallejo 

Vallejo  HoiiHe,  T.  (lannon  Valleio 

WASHINOTON  HOTEL,  S.  I*.  Millett        Vallejo 
WHITE  SIILl'HEU  Sl'lUNO  HOXKL,  H. 

Connolly  Vallejo 

VOSEMITft  HOUSE,  W.  Likins  Vall.|o 

JOKI.'AN,  WM.  A.  Vallejo  Miil» 

Uieii,  John  W.  Vall.'V  F      " 

Veal,  U.K.  Valley"Ho,.^ 

TraiiKUe,  A.  Mrs.  Vir},nnia 

Harmon  &  WillianiB  Vix^ilia 

MeC'evev.  J.  O.  Vinalia 

VISALLV  house,  W.  Ilarland  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  •'!<))  Visallii 

.ST.  (ilCOUGK  HOTEL,  R  K.  George        Volcano 
WALNUT  CHEEK  HOUSE,  M.  J.  HomkHi, 

Walnut  (!reek 
Sharp,  .John  W.  Walnut  (irove 

WAK.M  SI'KINGS  HOTEL,  IJeddintr  &.  Co. 

(nee  adv.  dept.  p.  S)  VVarni  Sjirinj:« 

HulHHumn,  H.  Nevada  County,  WawhuiKton 

GricHsell,  C.  Nevada  (bounty,  WaHliington 

Lyons,  .Mrs.  Nevada  County,  WaKhinglon 

Waiinif,  Amos  Yolo  County,  Waahinf<lon 

Brown.  .SariiM  I.  WaHhni;,'ton  Corners 

TVLEU,  ANDREW  Washington  Corners 

Mansion  House,  Allied  Heath,  Watsonville 

Nehiasku  House,  ({.  C.  White  it,  Co.      WatBonville 
PACIFIC  E.XCHANGE  HOTEL,  T.  I). 

Ahtxaiider  Watsonville 

EMPIL'E  HOTEL,  Win.  Condon  Weavorville 

.Mincis'  Hotel,  Weisc  &  VolhnauB  Weaverville 

Morris  &,  Itiiidy  Weaverville 

Union  Hotel,  Vo/jle  &  Paulsen  Weaverville 

Maze,  E.  L.  West  Butte 

West  Point  Hotel,  W.  Meado  AVest  Point 

King,  James  Whiskevtown 

WHITE  SULPHUR  SPUING.S,  J.  BieniberK 

&.  Co.  White  Sulphur  Springs 

NATIONAL  HOTEL,  Deaver  &  LorinK, 

Wilmington 
Emerman,  H.  J.  Windsor 

Irish,  S.  L.  Wisconsin  Hill 

Union  Hotel,  O.  N.  Gray  Woodbridge 


Woodbridge  Hotel,  O.  A.  Keith,  Woodliridue 

BAKER'S  HOTEL,  E.  H.  Baker  Woodlan,! 

Saiindere,  Amos  Wodilsidc 

Thatcher,  Amos  Wyunilnlio 

Snow,  L.  A.  Butte  County,  Van'kei^  Mill 

Wells,  M.  H.  Butte  County.  Yankee  Hill 

American  Hotel,  J.  Keiser,  Yankee  Jiiir» 

Clement,  E.  Yanks  Stalinn 

Hobbs.  P.  R.  Y.Mi  llci 

FRANCO-A.MERICAN  HOTEL,  L.  i^IarnicHs, 

(see  adv.  dept.  p.  nil)  Ynkii 

Union  Hotel,  E.  Schofleld  Yrckii 

Allen,  J.  G.  YubuCiiy 

Ice  Dealers. 

MINER  &  TOMB  Marvr    II,. 

CAUUC,  PHILIP  SacriiiiM  „io 

Insurance  Agents. 

[Where  the  branch  of  insumnce  is  not  staled,  it  i.. 
understood  lliiit  the  agency  is  lor  lire  risks.  Km 
list  of  Insurance  Companies,  see  San  FraiuiMn 
Business  Directory,  page  a^'5.] 

FISCHER,  JOHN— Home  Mutual  Anali.im 

FASSETT,  H.  VV.— .Kina  and  Pli(eiii.\         Aiitimli 
GALLOWAY,  JOSEPH  W.— Home  Mutual 

.Anlini-ii 
CRAKS,  E.  L.— Conn,  M.  Life  and  N  .Y. 

Accidental  Anhiini 

(iORDON,  ROBERT— Home  MiUniil  Aiil.iiin 

JAMISON,  THOMAS- -Firemaus  Fund      Aul.ain 
PALMER,  CHARLES  T.— ^Etna  and  Pha- 

ni.\  Anliiini 

STEVENS,  SOLON— Pacific  Anliiirn 

IIASTIX({S,  DANIEL  N  — Pacilic  It.ni.i,,. 

HATCH,  J.— .Kimi  and  Plui'iii.v  litni(iii[ 

JONES,  J.   W.  -Conn.   M.  Life,  N.  Y. 

Aci'ideiital,  and  Pacilic  Fire  Iliiiiriu 

STILES,  A.  L. — Fireman's  Fund  ISiiiitiii 

URICH.  WILLIA.M— .Etna  and  Plmni.v 

Bii,'  ( »:ik  KJMl 
ARTHUR,  C.  R.— Union  I!l.i(,riili,,|,l 

WOOD,  W.  B.— Pacilic  BIcioinlieM 

.STEVEN'S,  C.  J. -Pacilic  Cenlcivilli, 

ALLEN.  R.  II.— Fireman's  Fimd  Cliin. 

BARTON,  F.  A— Pacilic  Cliii.. 

BIDWELL,  T.  J.— Home  Mutual  (  liio. 

BISHOP.  A.  W— Conn,  M.  Life,  NY. 

Accidental,  and  Union  Fire  Cliico 

HALLETT,  A.— .Etna  and  PIkcuI.'c  Chic. 

SUYDA.M  &  JONES— Occidental  Cliini 

.M ILLER  &,  CO.— .'Etna  and  Phieni.v 

ChiiicM'  ('atii|i 
MAUVAIS.  R.— Home  Mutual  Cliivicii 

CASE,  ISIIA.M— HoiiieMiiliial  Clinlon 

STOREY,  W.   B.— Home  .Mutual  Fire 

and  N.  Y.  Accidental  Cdlfa.x 

CURTIS.  J.— .Etna  and  Ph(i'ni.\  Ciilnniii 

BROWN,  CHARLES  II,— .Etna  and  Phoiii.'i 

Colninliia 
DAEOENER,  WILLIAM— N.  Y.  .Mutual  Lit. 

Culuiiiliiii ' 
DUCHOW,  J.  C— Liverpool,  I.K)ndon, 

and  ( I  lobe  Colniiiliiii 

GOAD,  W.  F— Occidental  Ci.liM 

ABBO'lT,  S.  S.— .lltiia  ami  Ph(enix     Coppcrii|iiili!i 
FOWLER,  R.— Conn.  Mutual  Life  ami 

N,  Y.  Accidental  Coppciii|i(iliii 

.MUN'J'ER.  A. — Union  C(ip|icr(iiiiili< 

PIKE,  J.  M.— N.  Y.  .Mutual  Life  CoppcioiicliK 

("ODY,  N.  T,— ^Etna  and  Pliu;ni.\  Coullciville 

BAXTER,!'.  B,— Union  Crescent  Cilv 

WOODBURY,  W.  IL— IIoiiic  Mutual 

Crescent  Cily 
NURSE,  8  K.— Homo  Mutual  DenvCTlou: 

JACKSON,  J,  D — Pacilic  Diamond  S|inMj;ri| 

CHAP.MAN.  A.  F.— Home  Mutual        Dowriicville 
GILBERT,  C.  W.— ^Etnaand  Pliojnix  Dowiiifviili' 


The  FACIFIO  HTSURAIVGE  CO.  pays  all  losaea  in  Gold  Coin. 


A.  XOBJjIIB,  Ban  Fnmolaoo,  Agent  for  Ohlokerlng  ft  Son's  Pianos. 


CALIFORNIA.         INSURANCE    AGENTS. 


473 


Kl  DoiMdo 

Eureka 
Kmeku 
Kiilillutown  ! 
KoIhoui 
FuIhoih 


FipIsoui 
Folaom 
FoIhoim 


IIAVKN,  J.  M.— Conn.  M.  Life,  N.  Y. 

A(i'i<l<'iit'il,  and  I'lifilii?  Fire  r>o\vnieville 

KEYKS,  Z.  W. — Fireman's  Fund  Ilowuieville 

()1JKAI!,  J.  W. — Union  Downieville 

(lirHCII,  M.  U— Home  Mntniil  Drvtown 

UICMTM VKU, IJ.  F.— I'luillc  Diylown 

MATin;WS()N,  J.  T.— Conn.  M.  I.ife,  N.Y." 

Acciilental,  nnil  I'lioifie  Firo  Dutch  Flat 

MOOKK.  H.  F.— i1"^tiin  and  I'lumiix        Dntoli  Flat 

I  JACK.SON,  C.  1'.— I'licilif  El  Dorado 

!  M(('I>1<M1CK,  JAMES— .Etna  and 

I       riio'oix 

1 IIOWAKD,  li. — Califoniia  Homo 

'.lAXSSKN,  E.— National 

iWVMAN,  .F.  E.— Oocidontal 
lli;KT,.rAME8— Uni(m 
lilJADIiEY  &  SEYMOUR— National 
Iti'liXIIAM,  tF.  Fi. — Fireman's  Fund' 
MKltKDITFF.  J.  S  — Ccmn.  M.  Lile.  N.  Y. 

Aciidental,  and  I'acilie  Firo 
I'ALMICR  &.  F)AY— /Etna  and  Plinmix 

;S1:Y.M(HII{,.F.  fi.— N.  Y.  .Mutual  FJfo 

1  11EINTZF';N,  CIFAUF.ES— .Etna  and 

F'liii'uix  Forest  City 

WEllSF'EK,  OE(>R(JE  (i.— /Etna  and 

I'lio'nix  Fire  and  N.  Y.  M.  Ijife  Forest  Hill 
DIfililiKH,  IF.  .F.— F'acilie  Fort  Jones 

CUAWFOKF),  E.  I.. — FCtiia  and  Plicu- 

'       nix  fieorfjctown 

llliADY,  A.  FI.— I'acilie  Orash  Vallev 

liVlfXi;.  JAMES  Iv.— .Etna  and 

'       F'iKraix  OrasH  Valley 

l)EI..AXO,  A. — Liverpool  and  London 

and  <Jlol(e  Ornss  Vallev 

DELEL,  J.  (\— Coi\n.  M.  F.,it'e.  AFan- 

liattan  Fire,  and  N.  \'.  Accidental  firnss  Vallev 
IIAMLIX,  <}!•:<  >F{<)I<:— FFomo  Mutual,  Grass  Vallev 
MIKD,  JOSEI'IF  D.— Natiomd  Grass  Vallev 

XATIIAN  &  HOFFMAN— Occi- 
dental Grass  Valley 
N'ES.MITH,  J.  F.— N.  Y.  Mutual  Life,  (tracs  Valley 
.SMITH  iV  l»OSS— Fireman's  Fund  (Sriins  Valley 
.Sl'EXCEU,  \V.  Fv.— Unicai  Grass  Valley 
•AKXOLDS,  J.  M.— CalitVania  Flome 

aa<l  New  York  Maiiliattan  (Jreen  Vallev 

llAHTLKY,  G.  F'.— Cal.  FFoine  FFalf  Moon  Itav 
CAXAX,  \VM.  S — .Etmiand  I'liu-nix  IFealdsburK 
KEXXt »,  JAMES  E.— Homo  Mutual  FFealdsburf; 
FIKE,  X. — Union  FFealdsUurK 

McDdXALD  &,  WIII'ITEMOUE-Culi- 

IFealdshurg 


t'oi'iiia  Home 
.MUliFll  Y,  EDWAFtD- Fireman's 

Fund  FFealdsburg 

XOIM'ON.  L.  A.— Pacilic  FFealdsburj,' 

DATES,  SAM  U'EL  C— ^l':tna  and 

I'lidMiix  IFornitos 

WIIEELEFJ,  SAMUEIv— .Etna  and 

I'hoMiix  Howliind  Flat 

liOWKX,  JKSSE  K.— FFome  Mutual         lone  City 
I'AEVIX,  S.  N.— Corui.  Mutual  F^ife,  N.  Y. 

Accidental,  and  I'acilie  Fire  Iowa  Flill 

COSXEK,  ItOUEKT- .Etnauud  Plucnix   Jackson 
ANDKEWS,  ({.  S.  Jackson 

COXEY,  Ij.— Conn.  Mutual  Life,  New  York 


(VccideiUal,  and  Pacilic  Fire 
IXr.ALLS,  CHAFiFiES  IF.— Union 
UOlilXSON,  J.  A.— Home  Mutiml 
l)l.\(  ).\,  J.  Y.— .Elmi  and  Plajenix 
I'ALMER,  II.— .Etnaand  Pluunix 
UAVKLEY.  S.  VV.— .Etimand 

I'laeni.x 
CONLY,  JOHN— Union 
CKEW,  ALE.X.   II.— Fireman's  Fund, 

Ijivernool  Si,  London  and  Globo 
McKANNA,  JOHN  &  CO.— Home  Mu- 
tual 
MANNING.J.G.— Union 
LOW,  F.  G.  Jr.— .(Etna  and  Pliojnix 


Jackson 

Jackson 

Jackson 

Jamestown 

K.iigbt's  Ferry 

Knight's  Landing 
La  Porte 


L)i  Porte 

La  Porte 

Lakeport 

Liberty 


•  Agont  for  Kl  Dorado,  Plucor,  nuil  tlic  central  countlos. 


IJARNES,  JOHN— FFome  Mutual  Lincoln 

ZFE(»ENI«EFN,JOFFN— Pacilic  and  Union,  Lincoln 
F«ANN1N(J  &  CO.— Pacilic  Los  Angeles 

HUFIER,  JOSEPFI  Jn.  N.  Y.  Mutual 

Fiit'e,  mid  Union  Fire  FiOS  Angeles 

NEWMARK,  FIARRFS-Occidcntal  Los  Angeles 
S'F'FLF.  WFLFiFAM  G— IFomc  Mutual  FiOs  Angeles 
TOFJEKMAN,  J.  R.— ^Etua  and  PhaMiix 

FiOS  Angeles 
JOHNSTON,  W.  J.— .Etna  and  Pha-nix 

Markleevillv 
BOCKIUS,    CHARLES   G— Fireman's 

Fund  Marynville 

FJOURNE,  GEO.  J.— Connecticut  Mmual 
F.it'e,  and  Now  Y'ork  Accidental,  and 
Union  Fiie  ,  Marvsvillc 

GORFFAJF,  CHARLES  M.— Liverpool  and    " 

London,  anil  Globo  Marysville 

IFAFiVEY,  WILLIAM— Floine  Mutual  Marysville 
PATTERSON,  C.  M.  — New  York  Mutual 

Fiit'e,  and  i'acilie  Firo  Marysville 

ROSENTHAL^  RUTHERFORD, Brook- 
lyn Life  Mnrysvillo 
Rl'TIIEl{Ff)RD,  R.  FF.— Occidental       Marysville 
SMFTFF,JOSEPFF  F.— yEtna,  Pha-nix,Fiie, " 

and  Manliattini  Marysville 

FIELD,  JOHN  W.— IFomo  Mutmil  Mavfield 

FF{EF>UFCK  &  EF)WARF)S  Meadow  Lake 

I'ATTEFtSON  &  VOSFURG  Meadow  Lake 

SMITH  &  I'EFJKFXS— Pacilic  Meadow  Lake 
WIGHTMAN  &  CO.  Meadow  Lake 

TYLER,  E.— .Etna  and  I'lacnix  Michigan  Hlulf 
(iFfEIEFJSEN  GEOFiGF-:- Flome  Mutual  Millerlon 
RATHUONE  A.— /ICtmi  ami  Plia-nix  Jlilpitas 

EIIKMAN,  MAX.— Occidental  Alisfiiai  San  Jose 
MILLS,  D.  S. — Home  Mutual  MiHsiiai  San  Jose 
HOF'FvFNS,  W.    F.,.  — Connecticnt  Mutual 

F.ife,an(l  N.  Y'.  Accidental  Mokclumne  Hill 

MOSES,  W.  K.— .Etimand  I'htunix  Mokelumnellill 
XEWHEItGKH,  F.— i'acilie  Mokelumne  Hill 

SMI'TII,  CROVVSON— Ne\v   Y'ork  Mutual 

I.iife  Mokelunnie  Hill 

WILSON.  T.  Fv.— Union  Mokelumne  Hill 

llUKROWS,E.— Coiniecticut  Mutual  Life, 

and  New  York  Accidental  JFnrphy's 

I'AF-ACHE,  E.— /Etimaud  Plaenix  Murphy's 

FHIODES,  AI.ONZO— Homo  Mutual  Murphy's 
SEX'TEU,  RILEY— Union  Jlurphv's 

HROVVN,  W.  R— National  Napa 

FJRi:CF<,  FiOUFS— Fireuuin'sFund  Napa 

EASTEFHiY,  A.  Y.— Liverpool  and  Lon- 
don, and  (ilobo  Napa 
GOODMAN,  J.  IF.  &  CO.— F'acilie                   Napa 
FjAJFF)IX,  J.  F.— Connecticut  Mutiml  Life, 
New  Y'ork  Accidental,  and  California 
FFomo  Fire  Napa 
j  F.EVVFS,  FREDERICK— Homo  JIutual  Napa 
'  STEULINC},  R.  H.— .Etimand  Pheonix  Napa 
i  DAVEXi'OKT,  S.  IJ.— Home  Mutual  Fire, 
i          and  New  Y'ork  Mutual  Life                     Nevada 
iOVANS,  W.  .1. — Fireman's  Fund                   Nevada 
KIDD,  GEO.  W.  &  CO.— IJveipool  mid 

London,  and  Globe  Nevada 

MACKIE,  H.  ti,  CO.— .Etna  and  Pha-nix  Nevada 
OTIIEMAN,  A.  H.— Uni.m  Nevada 

ROTHSCHILD,  S.- Occidental  Nevada 

Sl'ENCE.i';.  F. — Connecticut  Mutual  Life, 
and  New  Y'ork  Accidental,  and  Pacilic 
Firo  Nevada 

DORXIN,  GEORGE  i:).— vEtna  and  Plan- 
nix  North  San  Juan 
.:OIIXSON,  J.  H— Home  Mutual  North  San  Jmui 
PRATT,  E.  S.— Connecticut   Mutual   liife, 
and  New  York  Accidental,  and  I'acilio 
Firo  North  San  Juan 
FlOARF)MAN  At  SESSIONS— Union         Oakland 
FH4YANT,  DANIEL  S.— National  Oakland 
CARRIQUE,  E.  T.— /Etnaand  PhoBiiix     Oakland 
"MERSON,  D.L.— Pacilic,  Alameda  Co.  Oakland 


I' 


'  V 


A.  BOM  AN  ft  Ck>.,  Ben  Franoisoo,  receive  New  Boolcs  by  every  Steamer. 


The  Polioles  of  the  NOBTS  AMBRTOA  lilTS  INS.  CO.  are  Indiaputable  from  date  of  im-,- 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


THOMSoy,  H.— rnoiHc 
l>AKI{A('II,M.ir.— riiion 
liATIIKOl',  II.  It-llniiie  Miitiml 


Iii;ON'AKI), 

anil  N.  Y. 


.1.   1'.— Coniu'Olioiit   M.  Life 
Acciiloiirii 


Oiikliiiul 
Oroville 
Orovilli) 

OrovilJL- 


ivt'i'pool  and  London 

Oroville 
Orovlllc 
Oiovillc 
Oiovillf! 
I'liclicco 

I'llclllH'O 

I'aclieco 
I'aclieco 
Potiiliiirm 
I'otnluiiia 
IVtaliiiiia 
I'elalaiiia 


I'ftaliinia 

Plai'iMvillc 

Plai'erville 

I*lacervill(f 

I'lacTvillc 

Placoi'villi' 

{/niiicv 

Red  Hlnif 

Kod  liliifl' 


LYTLK,  JOHN— 

and  (Hollo 
McDKU.MOTT,  A— Kiretnan'B  Fund 
PKKKINS,  «ii;()l{(;K  C— Pacille 
SIMl'SON,  A.(».— .Ktniiand  PJai-nix 
DKLIi,  \V.  K.— Phanix 
H(»<)K.  K.— .Ktna  and  Plai-nix 
LOrCKS,  fiKOKGK  P.— Pacilif 
McCAlTLKKY.  \VM— National 
DALV  &  SltOlIKK— National 
HILL,  WILLIAM— llotn.'  Mutual 
OVKKTON,  A.  I'.— Ilnxiklvii  Lito 
VAN  DOKKN,.!.  S.— Firciiian'H  Fund 
WICKKUSIIAM,  I.  (J.— .Ktiaiand  Phnjaix 

I'lttaluina 
WILLIA^rs.  <ii:oi{(iK  K.— Pacille  IVtalunia 

WISK,  !•;.— Ui,i„u 
llAMHK[{(ii:i{,.S.-().(id(n(al 
HKLL,  AAl.'ON— /Ktna  and  I'liu'iiix 
CONDKK,  <i.  M.— FiivMnin'H  Ftnid 
NPiiKNT,  T.  ('.— Patilir 
VAN  VOOKIIIKS,  A.  A.— Xatioiml 
MOOWK.  A.  P.— .F.lna  and  Plaiiiix 
HAUTLKTT  &  <:<».— Fiicinan'H  Fund 
("AMPHKLL,  I.'.  11— Inion 
DOLL  iV  SLMPSON— .Ktna  and  Pli<i>nix 

lied  liluir 
LEVENSOMN  &  OALLAND-OccidiMital 

KLMiniutr 

LYON,  1).  n. — Liverpool  and  London  and 

(Jiol.o  l{,.d  ninir 

SNEA'IH  it  liOAinrAN— Pacific  Ked  Ulufl' 

TIPTON  &  lUIUlT— Conn.  M.  Liloand  N. 
Y.  Accidental,  Pticitic  Fire  and  Home 
Jlntnid  File  Ked  Hluff 

FOX,  (iEOKOE  W.— ;Etnn  and  Plionix 

Hcdwood  City 
MEKRILL,  S.  S— Conn.  M.  Life  and  N.  Y 

Accidental  Redwood  (Mty 

TURNER. .) .\ M i:S  W.— National  Redwood  City 
(.'OLEM.W,  W.  P. — San  FranciMco  Sacminento 
1>A1<E,  RICIIAliD- Liverpool  and    Loii 

don  and  (ilolie 
EARL,  I).  W.— Nntional 
ELKl'S,  L.— Occiileiital 
IIAYDEN,  C.  ('.— Hrooklyn  Life 
HOWELL,  .lOSIAH—N.  Y.  Mutual 

and  Cnion  Fire 
KENDALL,  DAVID— Fireinan'H  Fund 

Sacramento 
SWEF.TSER,   .V.  C  — .Etna  and   Pba-nix 

and  (.'Mlitoi'iia  Home  Sacnimento 

WATEUIIOCSIC  vt  LKSTER— Home  Mu- 
tual Siicraniento 
WETZLAR,  .1.— Conn.  M.  Life  and   N.  Y. 

Ac<iileiitiil  and  Pacilic  Fire  Sacranieiilo 

WHITLOCK.C.  M— .Etna  and  Phiunix 
Fire  and  Conn.  M.  Life  and  N,  Y.  Ac- 
cidental San  Andreas 
LEVI,. I.  II.— Occidental  San  Ilernardiiio 
PEAC0(;K,  .1.  C — Home  Mutual  San  Iternardino 
MORSE,  E.  W.— .Etna  and  Plaenix  San  Diei<o 
HEACII,  rYLFR-Pacilic  San  .Io.se 
ItlJRDICK,  J.  D.— Kiieman's  Fund  Snn  Jokc 
HUNT,  A.  H. — Sail  Francisco  San  .Tone 
KNOX  &  IJKANS— National  San  .lone 
MOODY,  D.  11— Home  Miitmd  San  Jose 
REED,  E.  P.— Conn.  M.  Life  and  N.  Y.  Ao- 

cidental  and  Piicilic  Fire  San  Johc 

THOMAS    &    SELLMANN— .Etna    and 

Plia-nix  San  .Jose 

YATES,  C  H  A  P.M A  N— Union  San  .Jose 

HROTHEUTON,  It.  11.— iEtnattn<l  Plianix 

San  Juan 


Sacramento 
Saeraiiienfo 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Life 
Sacramento 


MURRAY,  ALEXANDER— Home  Mutual 

Sun  Lain  ()l>i*|,„ 
(!OOK.  DAVID  S— National  San  .Mu  L 

EASTON,  A.  S— Pacilic  San  .Mm,.,, 

SKIDMOUK,  J.  E.— Home  Mutual         Sin  .M  ii,.„ 
HANSKN,T.  II.— Pacilic  San  li,ir,i,.| 

RKYNOLDS,  JOHN    j^Etim  and  Plaenix 

San  If  i|ii,.| 
ERKSON,    J,— Conn.    Mutual   Life 

New  Y'orU  A<'cidentHl 
WIDNEY,  J.— jl-^tnn  and    Pliaiiiix, 

Natioiiul 
ANTHONY.    WILLIAM— Fireman  s 

Fund 
JONES,  EDMUND-Union 
PEW,  EDMUND— Home  Mutual 
PRAY,  A.M ASA— Conn.  Mutual  Lif 

New  York  Accidental 


anil 

Santa  Clniii 
and 
S.iiita  Cliira 


Vacavilli" 

TAYLOR,  A.— .Etna  and  Plaenix  VailiMii,. 

IILACK.MAN,  HENRY— Pacilic  Viillcjii 

LKE,  (;EOR(iE  W.— /Etna  and  Pliienix  Viillijn 
LIKINS,  JOSEPH  L,— Home  Mutual  ViiH.rJ 
HYDE,  R.  E.— Union  Viwilia 

KEYES,  JOHN  A.— Home  Mutual  Viwilia  j 

SHACKLEFORD,  T.  J,— il->na  and  Pli.enix 

Viwiliiil 
IJARNUM,   II.    J.  —  Connecticut   Mutual  I 

Life,  and  New  York  Accidental,  and 
Pucillc  Fire  Volciino 


Santii  Cni/. 
S.inta  Cruz 
Simla  ('ill/, 
!  and 

Santa  Vnu 


WILLIAMS,  C.  W,— iEtiitt  and  Plict'iiix 

Santa  Cni/ 
WILLIAMS,  EDWARD  L— Pacilic  Santa  (in, 
CHURCHMAN,    WILLIAM— .Etmi  and 

Pliienix  Santa  I!i>m 

HENDLEY,   JOHN— Conn.  Miitunl  Lite 

and  .\.Y.  Accidental,  and  Pacilic  FireSanl;i  li,isi 
HINTON,  O.  F.--Fireman«  Fund  Sinlii  lf„s, 

SPKNCER,  THOMAS— Home  Mutual  Sanlii  1{„«, 
ItrsH,  C.  C.— Pacilic  Slia^u 

WIL.MOT,  W.  F.— .Etna  and  Plaenix  ScIlim,,,,,,] 
(iROTEFKND,  A.— Uiiiim  Sliiwa 

TRACY,  FELIX— yEtna  and  PlKimixFiro 

and  N.  Y.  Mutual  Life  Slm.^iu 

WELLKNDORFF,  LOUIS— Home  Miilmd  SliaMu 
DI'HRIN(},  F.  iV  CO.— National  .Si.n,,!,,,, 

WRATTEN,(i.  L — Pacilic  Se a 

CADY,  J.  S.— Pacilic  S,.ii„ia 

FISHER,  P.  M.— Union  S a 

KENFIELD,  I).  M  — N.  Y.  Mutual  Life  ,S„n„ia 
RANDALL,    C.     II.— (Jium.   .Mutual  Life 

and  New  York  Accidental  Suikiih 

SECKEL,  ()KOR(JE-  -.Etna  and  Plaeidx  S,,ii„ia 
STREET,  H.  L. —  Fireman's  Fund  Sniniia 

ANTHONY,  T.  R.— Pacilic  Si,m  k|„ii 

AUSTIN,  ll.S.— Uniim  Si,.iki,Mi 

liELDINO,  C.— Conn.   Mutual  Life    and 

New  York  .\i'cidental  Slocklmi 

HUSH.  WM.— .Manliattan  and   Columbia, 

New  York  Stocktmi 

COMPTON,  R.  T.— Liveriwol  and  liondon 

iind  (ilolie  .St,ii'kt,in 

CUTTINO,  L.  M.  Stiukh.ii 

FOOARTY,  WILLIAM— H.une  Mutual  SK.ikii.ii 
HASKINS,  WILLIAM  A.— Home  Mnlii;il 

St.  llel.na 
JONKS  vV  HEWLETT— National  Siockloii 

KIFRSKI  it  URO.— Occidental  Sl,Mki.,ii 

I.IT'l'I.EII.\l,E,  S.  S.— Fireiiian's  Filiiil  Slockloii 
MKADER,  I).  A.— .Etna  and  PlKcnix  .Stocktun 
TILOH.M.W,  (JEOROE- New  York  .Mu 

tnal  Lite  Stockton 

CHRISLER,  P.  J.— .Etna  and  Plia-nix  Sul^^iiii 
EIIR.MAX,  M.— Occidental  Suisiiii  Ciiv  i 

LOSH,  WILLIAM— Home  Mutual  Siii.iin 

STAPLES,  F.  O. — National  Siii.<iiii 

WELLS,  W.  S.— Pacilic  Siiismi  i 

KKYES,  JOHN— Pacilic  Toiimli 

Ll'lTLEU,  CHARLES— Fireman's  Fund 


A.  KOHIiSB,  8 
C  A  L  I  F  0  R 

( ll.\l(l,  A.— Uniiui 
Ki|il>  &  SANHOR 
M.MiTIN,  EDWAR 

DIIDISII.J.  D.~,E 

i.oiiri:i{,  JEROMi 

mill  Life,  and  Nc 

(;ol(|)ON.  D.  E,— I 
OliKKN'llOOD  &N 

dilFKIN,  M.  F.-y 

(lOri.D.  A    C.-Ho 

uti;nIi'i;ith,  le 

iiiWIlT,  KOHKRT 
W.XD.'^WORTH,  H. 

Kile,  mid  Ciainecl 
Xcw  York  Accidi 

Intellig 

Isiiiitli,  T.  S. 
IWilliiiMis  Homer 
ICni.k.  1..  D. 
lltoWA.V,  JAMES 

Iron 

[See  also  liar 

[*l 
Jdd'TI.EE  &  HROA 

lllaMak.  S. 

|'si:i.i;v  &,  CO.  (see 

yillKAKWELL  &  ( 
ll;illit^  .Mnti  &  Co. 
I'KIi.M  r.  II.  (^een(lv 
|-|;IIS1IS  iV  HOL.MF.: 

t(i()Ki:U  vV.  CO. 
Il'ii.ikr,  .1.  *.  W.  A. 
yWN  WINKLE,  I. 

J'dil.K.MAN.  A.  \',  ( 
iFlHiAliTY  iV  CO.  (s. 

r.<i:i,i!v,T.  II.  &  CO 

I  INDKinilLL  &  T 
IXKAXS,  H.  (K'l 

Iron 

ISre 

Iron  Railii 

IKKKI'.  ISLAKi;  \   ( 


Keep  Oalifornla  Capital  in  Oahfornia.   Inaure  in  the  FAOIBIO. 


Jc 

1    ,  ''' 

I.Viiiliewrt,  Moses 

lllliwA:  Pond 
lltall.l'liiii'les 

IlilClilS,   E. 

loHVLi;,  ROBERT 

|sliiH<l,J. 
ISiiilwcll,  1).  S. 
IftM,  Eilwiu,  Jr. 
iKirk'r.  W.  H. 
ISIKI'IIKNS,  T.  C. 
ISluijjo,  .1.  11. 
ISiiiilli,  L.  P. 
Ifilaw,  S. 
jliatlirop,  S. 
Iliiliuui',  U.  F. 
lAiilK'itiis,  Julius  C. 
IM.  II.  1). 
"liKlCIll.INC,  P. 
I'liiiiliiuinl ,  Eriek 
I  lliilien,  Daniel 
|Miok]i,.v,J.  .1. 
IlliiliUviii,  S.  D. 
|lliiiiiblc,  William  A. 

A.  BOMA] 


^,  KOHUIB,  8«&  VnauOaoo,  import!  Forelsn  and  Amerloon  Inatramenta  for  Bandi. 


CALIFORNIA.      INSURANOK   A(}EN  T  S  —  J  U  S  T  I  C  E  S   1'  K  A  C  E  .   47^ 


(I!AI<!.  A— rninii 
f  lljl)  \  SANHORN- 
MAliTIN,  EDWAUD- 


WiilHnilvillc 
riicillr  WiitHiPiivilli; 

Fii'enmn'H  Fiiiid 

AViitHoiivillii 

()li!)ISIl,  .1.  1"). — /Eliiu  iind  I'liu'iiix     AViiteoiivilli' 
I'Olil'IMf,  .lEUOMK— CoiiiiiH'ticut   Mii- 
luiil  IM'n,  h'kI  New  York  Aociilfntiil 

WiitHonvillc 
(i()lil>0\,  1).  E.— T^iiiim 
(iUKKNIIOOl)  &  NEWHAUEU 


(llilFKlX,  M.  V.—A]tn)x  and  I'Iki 


(lOl'IJ).  A    C— Tlonip  Miilnul 

UTi;Ni>'i:iTir,  LEWis-Pmiri,- 

iuWITT,  KOHEUT  (t.— Ildiiic  AJutiml 
WAKSWOKTII,  II.  — .Etiiii  mill  I'liuMiix 

Kill',  Mild  Cmini'iliciit  MhiiihI  Life,  iiiid 

Xcw  Yoi-k  Accidmitiil 


Wciivrrvilh 
riKilic 

Weavorvillu 
■nix 

AVcavei'villf 
AViliiiiiiKlon 
Yickii 
Yrckii 


Y'lvkn 


Intelligence  Offices. 


ISiiiitli,  T.  S. 
|^Villiillll^  Homer 

ll'niik.  !/■  I>. 

IliOWAX,  JAMES 


(il'llHW  A'lllll'V 

Aliuyhvillc 

SiK'llllllClllO 

SiicmiiK'Uto 


Iron  and  Steel  ■ 


|S(;c  ulso  llanlwiii'L'i    hIko  Stovec] 

[*  liiiiiortfrH.] 

(OrTI.EE  &  lUtOWN,  FolKoiii 

llliiiiiik.  S.  FoIkoih 

'Si;i,l;V  <.t  CO.  (nee  adv.  dept.  p.  70)      iMarvHville 

'TliKA DWELL  &  CO.  Miir'vHvilk' 

Idillitt,  >l"il  v*t  Cii.  Afcudow  Luke 

'KliAI'T.  II.  (MT  adv.  (k'lH.  pajio  !M)  Red  Itliitl' 

•(ilDliS  \-.  IIOL.MES,  (Hiicadv.  dept 


p.  .Ill) 

.Sacraiiieiito 
Siiniiiiieiilo 
Sacraiiient" 
Sacraineiilo 
Sliasta 


(tOKEK  &  CO. 
||',ii,l,T,  .1.  &,  \V.  A. 

*VAN  WINKLE,  F.  S.  &  CO. 

•(ll|d;.\IAX.  A.  \-.  CO. 

iFtKiAIMY  \-  CO.  (see  iidv.  depi.  p.  -'!•)  Stiieklmi 
rSKl.liV.T.  II.  \  CO.  (wee  adv.  depl.  p. 'J!>)  Stnekliiii 
JMNItKldllLL  &  TIIUESIIER  Sloekloii 

|jl  NKAXS,   H.  (cee  adv.  dept.  p.  !>->)     Weaverville 

Iron  Foundries. 

(See   Foundries.] 

Iron  Railings,  Fences,  Etc. 

KKKI',  HLAKE  &   CO.  (nee  adv.  dept.  p.  :t()) 

Stoekton 

Jewelers. 

[*  linpoitei'8.] 


jAiiilivw.s,  .MoHca 

|l!lis>^&  I'laid 

lllall.CliiirleA 

|(iri-tcis,  E. 

iTOWl.E,  ROHERT  H. 

Isiiiol.l,.). 

ISailwcll,  I).  S. 

iFiilil,  K(|\vii\,  Jr. 

iKirk.r.  W.  II. 

ISii:i'llKN8,  T.  C. 

ISluitif.s  J.  II. 

iKlllilll,   I;.    1'. 

lOkss,  S. 

Ill-op,  S. 
Idiliiior,  U.  F. 
lAiiWrtiis,  JiiliuB  C. 
h'onl,  II.  1). 
IliKlCllLIXC,  P. 
]kuiulqui»t,  Eriek 
llliilieii,  Daniel 
l.Mi>kfev,J.  J. 
lliiliUvin,  S.  D. 
|(iiiiiililo,  William  A. 


A\ilmni 

Caniptouvitle 

Cliieo 

CiiliiTiil(ia 

Coliiinliia 

Copperopidis 

Creaeeiil  City 

DownieviU'e 

Diiteli  Flat 

FoIboiu 

FNilHoni 

ForliOHtown 

(irassi  Valley 

Orasn  Valley 

llealdnliiir),' 

Uowlaiid  Flat 

JaokKoii 

Juekwui 

La  I'orte 

Loa  Aiij^'cles 

Miiripnxa 

Marysville 

Mnv'ysville 


Sniitli,  Frank  E.  AlarvHville 
WUKlirr,  E.  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  (Vi)     .M,ii"v«ville 

IIALLEK,  W.  Meaiiovv  Lake 

HantiK'f,  T.  H.  MeiMJuw  Luke 

FelloWH,  1".  .MiiieiHville 
Sehliint,  C.                                             Mokeliiiniie  Hill 

Fliej;,  Jiieol)  Nap.i  City 

Kanilolpli,  Wni.  C.  Nevada  City 
Uiivard,  A.                                           Nortli  San  Jiuiii 

llalliaway,  W.  Opiiiiville 

Sriiitli,  (leorjte  E.  Oioville 

Yoiiiijf  &.  Anderwm  Omville 

I'latt.  N.  I'aelieeo 

Medley,  A.  (i.  I'etalnnai 

.ArvidRHon,  Cliar*.  ().  I'laeervillu 

Hiiica,  F.  F.  I'laeerville 

Unwell,  I'.  II.  roil.  Wine 

^■||Il  ( >iden,  T.  A.  (Jiiiiiev 

Hiiilev,  Sant'ord  II.  Red  Mln'tl' 

SCII()ENFEL|),  S.  D.  Red  JUnll 
'CrM.MlX(iS,  WILLIAM  («eo  adv.  dept. 

iiat/e  l;.'l  Sacianiento 
*  FLOIIEUO  &  CONRAD  (M-e  adv.  deiil.  \>. 

■I',')  Saeranieiito 

'HAMMER,  L.  K.  Haeraiiienlo 

,Iellv,  Saiiiiiel  Siuraiiionto 

Parker,  (;.  .M.  &  Co.  Sriciaineiito 

Wai'lilioiHl,  II.  Siiciaiiieiito 

LEWIS,  JACKSON  San  Jose 

Siiiitli,  E.  F.  San  Jowi 

Veuve,  E.  L  San  Jofe 

lloviiton,  E.  V.  Santa  Cruz 

EFFEY,  WILLIAM  Saiilii  Crii/, 

Hood,  (!.  Saiila  Rohh 

|)()liio\vi>kv,  Adolph  Slianta 

LEVVINMv  &.  Co.  Sllll^tll 

Jaliinihliuii,  Z.  Sonora 

Kaiaer,  F.  SoiKini 

llmiK,  Charles  Stoekton 

Wolt,   Lewin  Stockton 

N'liille,  William  Siiihinn  City 

Dewey,  A.  SuHanville 

Liilneaky,  V.  Sutter  Cre 'k 

Krinjie,  Joliii  Tuvlorvii'e 

LEY,  IIEXRY  I).  ■   I'kiii'i 

.Masney,  J.  Vallej  > 

K'eielilniff,  F.  &,  (Jo.  Voleaiio 

(Miapnian,  .1.  S.  W^atconville 

Wileox.  O.  1'.  WatBdiiville 

SliaiiwH,  Ernst  I).  Weaverville 

CrXNlNOHAM,  ,1.  S.  Woodland 

KESSLER,  JOSEPH  Yrckii 
Paine,  Alliert  E. 

POLAND.  PETER  (see  adv.  dept.  po^e  'J») 
Sinitli,  Fiaiik 
WatHon,  Willi. 111! 

Jewelers— Manufacturing. 

Santa  Crii/.,  M.  (3.  Loa  Angeles 

Liindiiniat,  Edwin  Sacianiento 

OlsBoii,  Joint  Sacraiiiento 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Where   the   Post  Ollice  address  ia  not  ffiven,  the 
iiiinie  of  the  towiiahip  ia  Hiihatituted  therefor. 

Ajfiiiliir,  (i.        San  Diego  County,  Aguilar's  Ranch 
Sacramento  County, 

Alaliiiiiia  Township 
Sacramento  County. 

Alalmma  Township 

Alaaieda 

Alleirhany 

Alamo 

Santa  Clara  Comity,  Almadcii 

Alviao 

Alviao 

Amador  City 

Sacramento  County, 

American  Township 


Yreka 
Yrekti 
Yrekii 
Y'reka 


Balbraith,  Jauiet 

Short,  J.  M. 

Clement,  W.  1$. 
Koutz,  J. 
Ilarnmitt,  A.  \V. 
Lowe,  J.  R.  Jr. 
Erkson,  William 
Hutchinson,  Robert 
■lolniRon,  C.  II. 
Rucon,  VV.  N. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Cono,  (ioorxe 

Andoraon,  V,  V. 

Pmtlicr,  C. 
IteevtH,  C.  K. 
IMiiu'iin,  Daiiirl 
McNiilly,  J.  J. 
Hull, .).  V. 
VVIiHlev.J.  A. 
Oiimbell,  A.  N. 
I'oliiiul,  It.  C. 
Altbolt,  Aliial 
Stiiic,  I'.  A. 
Veriicy,  Ia-wIh 
Loiiffi'lleiirv 
UeeA,  1.  ».  ■ 
KliodfM,  It.  M. 
('riiiiiur,  K. 
ItroiiHOii,  M. 
(Imv,  M.  C. 
Mc'Oue,  It.  J. 
WilKoii.  J.  U. 
Mi'lti'ide,  (}. 
Hiirniiiii,  10.  It. 
M'(ii'luMS  M. 
Kk'iii,  <>.  I>. 
VVilMoii,  K.  H. 
Diyden,  \V.  L. 
Newell,  (ieo.  II. 
IliU'kviidoi'ii,  J. 
HoiiK,  .1.  (.'. 
AiiifH,  T.  M. 
Aliiiv,  JoHitph 
DiiviH,  M.  K. 
Weiiver.  W.  M. 
Athcrtoii,  T.  C. 

Perking,  Oeori^o 


SontluT,  W.  II. 
WAMvKU.  ASA 
Diuiiel,  K.  A. 
KiiHHell,  V.  G. 
UarrlHon.  Joliii  It. 
Ariiuld,  SylvaiiuB 

Scliiiuller,  David 
ItobertAon,  W.  J. 
Neil,  .1.  M. 
Howard,  J.  F. 
Kelly,  T.  VV.  H. 
AiiderHuii,  T.  L. 
(iilzeaii,  JaiiieH 
Matlicw,  It. 
Wade,  W.  H. 
Kirklieiid,  William 
Spee^le,  .1.  L. 
Deakiii,  William 
Iloiid,  <i.  W. 
GIniM,  Saiiiiiel 
Dl'ltKN,  W.  II. 
Gros,  {;. 
Luiif{,  (}.  S. 
BriiBli,  I).  C. 
McOiiire,  IJ.  P. 
Tninliiiuaii.  N.  It.  U. 
Itice,  W.  K. 
lirovkway.  S.  II. 
Lenlie,  Lviiiuii        i 
White,  E".  K. 
Ayres,  Levi 
Cooper,  Stopben 
Greene,  W.  E. 
Henry,  W.  V. 
lugrini,  G.  C. 
K-  ,,i',  C. 
8coirK>>»*,  A.  J. 
Stoddart,  T.  A. 


ISiicraniento  Connty, 

Aineriean  TowuHliip 
San  Diego  C'onnty, 

Andei'Hon'M  Itanch 

Andernon'H  Valley 

Angel'H  (.'amp 

Mono  County,  Antelope  Valley 

Antiocli 

Areata 

Areata 

'  Anbnrn 

Auburn 

•StaniMlauH  Coinitv,  Duebelor  Valley 

Kern  Ootnity,  UukerMlleld 

liungor 

liatli 

Hear  Valley 

Hear  Valley 

PlunuiH  County,  Iteckwilli  Valley 

liiuuion  County,  lieckwitli'H  I'axH 

Ileiiicia 

Ilenicia 

Itenlon 

Itidwell'H  Mar 

IliK  Kbit 

liigOak  Kbit 

I.iake  County,  \V\u  Valley  'rowuiibip 

Lake  County,  llig  ValleV  TowuHliip 

lilnKluiinton 

Kirebville 

Ciiluvoraa  County,  lIlack'H  Ituncb 

liloouilield 

Itodega 

liolinax 

nriilgeport 

Itridgeport 

Sacramento  County, 

Krigblou  TowiiHliip 
Sueraniento  ( 'ounty , 

Urigbton  TowiiHbip 
Ki'ooklvn 


Gridwold,.!.  W. 
Heath,  G.  W. 

Hherwood,  J.  O. 

Iluir,  A.J. 
Aiulei'Hon,  Innae 
CiMintH,  George 
Knox,  Franklin 
McNiiinaia,  M.J. 
Awbly,  J.  T. 
ItobertHon,  •!.  L. 
Mmilb,  E.  II 
Van  I'elt,  TboninB 

CbubnerH,  L.  It. 

I'auhel,  A.  C. 

nr.idbuiy,  E.  G. 

Gdbrey,  \Villlani 

Du.lley,  P.  W. 

Ciimphell.  John 

Karl,  A.  It. 

llarriH.  G. 

GibouH,  J.  K. 

Kilield.  ,1.  It.  Saoraniento  Co.,  Dry  ('reek  'r"Wiblii|i 

Kune,  J.  O.     SacianientoCo.,  Dry  (-'reek  Tci\vni.|ii|i 

Itrown,  It.  C.  hniiiwii 

Anbury    Elliott  Dnlc'h  Flai 

I^ifliuiT.  It.  Yuba  County,  K.  Hear  Itiver  Towiifliif 


Cop|H'r»|,„ii, , 
Sarraincnto  County, 

CoKumui'H  Ti)\vuK|ii|, 
Nueraniento  Coinily, 

CoHUlnlirs  'rii\vui.iii|i 
Teliuuiu  County,  ('niiiiiiw,,,,,! 

ColllliTVill,. 

Conli.Mvill,. 

CreHClMll  Cily 

Cret«i'ciil  Cii'v 

llllllllbi'lH 

Plaeer  County,  l)ciii|\v,ii»| 
El  Dorado  Couiityl  Deer  V^iHh 
Del  Norte  Coiiiitv, 

Del  N'dik'  .Mill. 

San  Joai|uin  Comity,  iMn 

San  Joaiiiiin  County,  iKm 

Diaiiiiind  S|iiii,;;, 

Don  PedidB  |||",r 

l»"n-b 

DoU^jilK  ('ill- 

Doiighw  Ciiv 

Dowiiifvill',. 

Div  Ciicii 


lir(H>klyn 

Huekeye 

■    liuekeye 

Ituruett 

Yolo  Countv, 

Cuehe  Creek  Canon 

Caebeville 

Cahiveritati 

('alpella 

Canuinebe 

Cainpo  Seeo 

Cafioii  City 

Canon  City 

PluniiiH  County,  Cariboo 

Cary'b  MillH 

.San  Joa(|uin  County,  ('uMtoria 

Monterey  County,  C'uBtroviile 

Centerville 

Centreville 

Cherokee  Kbit 

('bico 

Chinese  Ctinip 

Clarkaville 

C^loverdale 

Cloverdale 

Colfax 

ColliiiBville 

Colouiii 

Columbia 

Columbia 

Columbia  Hill 

ColllHU 
ColllBH 
ColUBU 

ColuHii 

Coltitia 

ColuBH 

Copper  City 


Cathruii,  CliurleH 

Striaig,  Siinuiel 
Tvrrell,  A.  J. 
M('(Jormi('k,  JameB 
Coulter,  A.  II. 
M>'Donell,J.  F. 
Ihiird,  li.  P. 
Hopper,  John 
Turner,  •!.  II. 
Woodman,  J.  W. 
ItenniHon,  Edward 
Cox,  J.  M. 
Goodridge,  .T.  A. 
•Iiilian,  T.  J. 
Young,  J.  II. 
Morlcai,  F.  M. 
Pininton,  II.  U. 
Shaw,  S.  D. 
Hoard,  F.  G. 
SWADLEY.  W.  W. 
(^IIIGLEY,  U.  C. 
JobiiBon,  J.  D. 
Smith,  L.  P. 
Gale,  E.  H. 
MeClaniihan,  W. 


Y'nba  Comity, 

IviBl  liear  Itiver  TdwiiKliiii 
I'VI  lfiv« 


El  Dorado  (!ounty 
CiilaveniB  Countv", 


Kl'l   KlVlT' 

,  KM.MM,!,, 
Kl  Diiiiiilu 
Kliiill 
Klliuil 

Kl  .Miillli;' 

Kl  .Moii:. 

Ililtle  V  .    iiiiy,  ICliliMiirw 

Iluiiibolilt  Ciiiiiily,  KmiU 

Ilumlidldt  ('iMiiiiy,  Kiik'U  I 

Sierr.i  CoiiMiy,  Kimka 

Slerrii  Couiily,  Kiiri'tn 

Neviidu  Coiiiilv.  Kimka 

■  Kilil-lirlJ 
I'".lil|llllV 

Kl'l  liilalV 
FliMli'tiiHn 
Fiilcilflimii 

KnJM, 
Foi'lll'.-lllHIl  I 

K(irlii'.«limii  I 
Kciii'i'l  CilVil 
Korcft  llill  r 


WillianiBou,  It.  M.  D.  Trinity  Co.,  ForkhNrw  limr 


Saliflmrv,  W.  A 
HiiHtiiiuH,  L.  L.  Y 
Itigg,  J.  L. 
iMeCarton,  A.  It. 
Camper,  L.  S. 
Diver,  Andrew 
Gavlord,  D. 
Norvell,  J.  W. 
Webb,  r.  W. 
W<«)dard,  F.  J 
DiekeiiBon,  EraBtiM 
ltobertH<ai,  W. 
GibbB,  W.  T. 
Sholler,  John 
Hluir,  T.  F. 
linrehell.  It  M 
Wiiiehell,  O. 
Vernon,  W.  P. 
WeBtKeld,  William 
MePhetridge,  J.  H 
Stanton,  J.  B. 
Tuttle,  A.  D 


SiHkivou  (.'ounty,  Foil  lliilwv 
SliuHta  County,  Kurt  ('noli  I 
Del  Norte  Comity,  Kml  Diit  | 
Kurt  .Idiivi 
Foster's  liar  I 
FoHtci's  lliirj 
Franklin  IIimi^' [ 
Siicramcnto  County,  Franklin  1 
Saeramento  County,  Fiiiiikliirr|);| 
Freiii'li  I'aiuf 
Freiicli  (iiiltli  I 
Kn-in'lildWii  I 
Geoigtliiwn|| 
Sacramento  County,  Oeoi>;iiiiiii'l"i 
Sucraraouto  County,  GeoigiaiiuT p|| 
(ieywrvilleil 
(iiii)»iiivillej| 
(inia  I 

Goodvt'iir'it  lliirl 

(inil'loiil 

Grunil  Irlaiiilir 

Grain!  Uliiiiii!! 


Clarkin,  John         Sacramento  County,  (jiaiiiiuTpl 


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JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE, 


47 


M. 


V. 
D. 


Ilyrno,  W.  8. 
(/('(INNOK,  M.  P. 
Abbot,  II.  I». 
Kiwiimii,  '*.  fj. 
rhriBtiiiii.  William 
Knox,  Williuiii 
itariiicl"'!  •'■ 
Smilli,-'-  A. 
Colliy,  P.  T. 
ViUKlcrli"'''.  J. 

i{ii»»i'ii,'r. 

I'lice,  ildlin 
Safrv.d-  M- 
Elk.l.  "■ 
Tlioiii|iH()ii,  R, 
Chir.S  W. 
DicliiiiMMi,  n. 
Dniv,  .liuiK'H 
DOWNKIt  J.  W, 
Oldliiiiii,  ■>.  K. 
Xtldoii,  VV.  U.    , 
Miiiikiii,  J.  •'. 
Kiiiiiuniiiiiiu,  J. 
Cillev,  A. 
SoiidlliT,  W.  H. 
Slielliv,  Williiim 
Stone"  P. 
Ord,  U.  ». 
Joni'B,  TlKimna 
TiinuT,  Elinlia 
I'ri'i.'ioii,  A.  II. 
Mfwiii't,  NcIhdii 
lliilcliintfB,  .laiiifH 
SImHM.iM,  II.  n. 
I.an|;iloii,  I^i-vi 
Miiver,  S.  L. 
.Smith,  S.  A. 
Caliiweli,  .Fiinepli 
SiiiIhtIiiikI,  .lairii'6 


OniKH  Viillny 

Oi'iiKM  Viillcy 

(Iri'i'iivillo 

(lr<!i-ii\viH>(l 

(Jri/,/.ly  Kliit 

(>iiy./,ly  Fiiit 

Trinity  County,  (lri/,/,ly  (Inlcli 

lliipiiy  ('iinip 


Huy 


|iv  t'litni) 
lliiviliifi 


Kork  Viillcy 

II  lywooil 

III  iiIiIhIxii'^ 

lIuulilHbiirK 

llciily 

lll'lll'v 

IfoniitoH 
IIoit'h  Waiicli 
llorM'towii 
Ilowlaiiil  Flat 
lliiinliii); 
'  Hniitor'B  Valley 
Indt-pi'iiiU'iic't' 
Indian  l)iuK>iiKH 
Indiun  Vallfy 
Itmt'  ('ity 
lone  Cit'v 
Iowa  llill 
JiK'into 
Jackwin 
JackKon 
ilanu-Htown 
PliiniaB  County,  .laniiHon  City 
•fani'd  villi' 
Jaiii'Mvilli- 
Ji'niiy  hind 
Inyo  County,  KearKaKi' 
Kidnoy 
Kcrnville 
Kinf{Htoi\ 
.Murtiii,  J.  K.    Klamath  Connty.  Klaniatli  To\vntdii|i 
C'oli'iiiun,  .1.  S.  Knifflifs  KiTiy 

|Slone,  K.  T.  .  Knij;lit'H  Kerry 

JMi'Olinlock,  .laniGN  Knij^lit'H  IjandiiiK 

i|li'iH)l<iiliire,  K.  Kni);lilHvillo 

IIAMMK'IT.C..  W.  Lafiiyettc 

WilliaiiiB. .).  S.  LaKHinKo 

Illilclifock.J.  N.  Lalrolie 

Elder, , I.  A.        Sacramento  Connty,  Lee  TownHliip 
OrimBJiaw,  W.  1{.      Sai-raniento  Co..  I<i'e  Townnliip 
Unite  Comity,  Leonard'H  iMillH 
LewiHton 
|j«wiHton 
Liberty 
Liberty 
Hirst,  K.  P.       Klanmtl)  County,  Liberty  TownMlii]) 
Rand,  .J.  H.       Klamath  County,  Liberty  Towntihip 

Lincoln 


Leonard,  William 
lloiidley,  J.  V. 

\  Luiiiee,"  Frederiek 

!  Drown,  C.  P. 
lii)(don,  KiifuH 


.Starr,  II.  W. 
'  YoiinK,  J.  K. 
i  Ilowwr,  H.  \V. 
!Knox,Jiii<eph 

EvmiB,  J.W. 

Moore.  J.  J. 

Aiitenlieiinor,  Frederiek 

Hall,  J.  L. 

Ilolnmn,  1).  B. 

Sliore,  J.  W. 

STILL,  W.  O. 

MaycR,  K.  H. 

Mnrpliy,  Eli 


Lincoln 

Liuda  Townuhip 

Linda  Township 

Little  Luke 

Inyo  Connty,  Lone  Pine 

Long  IJar 

LonK  liar 

Ii<inj{  Valley 

Lob  AnjielcH 

LoH  AnjfelcH 

Los  NietoB 

Lob  NietoB 


Huutin){,  Samuel  Lake  Co.,  Lower  Lake  Township 
Jones,  E.  F,     Lnke  County,  Lower  Luke  Township 

Conklin,  M.  J.  "                Lower  Mattole 

Stiles,  J.  W.  Lower  Mattole 

Hopkins,  A.  S.  Solano  Countv,  Maine  Landing 

Allen,  O.H.  "        Markleevillc 

Gitinor,  F.  Mariposa 

Wasbbnm,  A.  F.  Mariposa 

JamcB,  0.  F.  Martine/. 

Ord.W.M.  Martinsville 


LucHK,  A.  >h  MaryRvillu 

Singer,  William  Mar'yHville 

('Ivdesdiile,  John  Kl  Dorndo  Co.,  MaBBachuBellB  Kbit 
CIIANDLEH,  J.  L.  Maylle 


Jones,  J.  E. 
.SykcH,  I).  E. 
Ihiird,  I).  C. 
Perrv,  E,  T, 
Fairiianks,  II. 
KeUogg,  C. 
Tarbrongli,  AliBulom 
Onpiill,  W.  i\. 
Weller,  J.  H. 
Uogcrs,  C.  I). 
Latham,  W.  W 


I'll) X well,  Michael 
HOPKINS,  VV.  L 
Leavitt,  W.  II. 
Kreeland,  .lobn 
Coleman,  ,1.  W.  C. 
Miller,  William 
Callaglian,  J.  I>. 
Alerritt,  Josiah 
KugglcB,  E.  N. 
(biodricli,  V.  C, 
Needham,  C.  E, 
llird,  M.  F. 
I'arroWB,  E. 
Freeman,  F. 
TowIe,  (}.  W. 
Tucker,  S.  S 
.lolniBon,  VV.  S. 
.Muiiit'ord,  F.  !S. 
Oiikley,  A.  1). 
Hchroyer,  A. 
SleveliB,  H    II. 
Dowdv,  Perrv 
Taylor,  J.  H." 
Kendall,  Joliu 
PALMEU.J.  ( 
Long,  J.  IS. 
Piiine,  J.  A. 
Hriggfl,  Henry 
Hart,  JameH 
Kugh,  S. 
(■inter,  VV.  C. 
AYKES,  LEVI 
Voulen,  Williiim 
KitlerbiiKh,  William 
Hoil,  .VI.  F. 
IIaveu,J.  O. 
Ferris,  IJ.  F. 
WatBon,  N. 
Whilcher,  T.  E. 
Wheeler,  I).  VV. 
KobertB,  Geo. 
FiHiier,  Hiram 
.Starkweather,  A. 
Moore,  James 
Scott,  H.  P. 
DICK,  JOHN  I). 
Strauss,  Samuel 
Hean.L.  VV. 
SAVLES,  E.  S. 
liobbins,  Moses 
Knowles.  Robert 
Cavenaugh,  John 
Pavmn,  Stephen 
SIf  ATTUCK,  V.  VV 
Veal,  U.  R. 
Cooper,  W.  II. 
Sherwood,  Uenj. 
Mark,  I.  N. 
Hrown,  W.  II. 
Uradley.J.  H. 
Linderoos,  G. 
Itanney,  James 
Russell,  P.  II. 


.Vleadow  Lake 

Meadow  Luke 

Mendocino 

iVIeriilian 

llutle  Connty,  MoBBilla  Valley 

Michigan  Illutl' 

Millerlon 

.Vlillville 

Milpitas 

Mission  Sun  Jose 

Sacramento  (!ounty, 

ikliBHisBippi  Township 

Alpine  County,  Mogul 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Mokeliiiiine  Hill 

Iliitte  Coimty,  Mooretown 

Moore's  Fhit 

Monitor 

s  Monterey 

Monterey 

Mountain  I  louse 

LiiBBcn  (y'onnty.  Mountain  Meadow 

.Santa  Clara" Co.,  Mountain  View 

Siskiyou  ('Oinily,  iVIiigginsville 

Alnrphy's 

Murphy's 

Napa  ifity 

Nnjia  City 

Natividiid 

Sicriinieiiti)  ('oiiuty,  Natoimi  T'p 

Siicnimeiito  Coii..ty,  NatoniaT'ji 

Marin  (Jomily,  Necasio 

PlumiiB  Ciiimty,  Nelson  Point 

Siinta  Cliirii  County,  New  (iilroy 

Santa  Clara  County,  New  (Silroy 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

Ciilusa  County,  Newville 

Viibu  Connty.  New  VorU  Township 

NicolaUB 


NicoliiiiB 

Niinslicw 

Noi'tli  Itiooniticid 

North  (.'olumbiu 

Viiba  County,  N.  E.  Township 

North  Fork 

North  San  Juan 

Novato 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oleinu 

Omega 

iSan  Joi.'inin  Connty,  O'Neil 

San  Jiniiinin  County,  O'Neil 

Ophir 

Klamath  County,  Orleans  T'p 

Oroville 

Oroville 

Owensville 

Pacheco 

Parks'  Uar 

Pescadero 

Pelaluma 

IVtaluma 

Petaluma 

Petaluma 

Placervi"-! 

Plaoerville 

Pleasiinton 

PlenBanl  Valley 

Pine  Grove 

Point  Arena 

Point  Arena 

Sierra  County,  Port  Wine 


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NORTH  AMBRIOA  UVB  INBURANOB  CO.,  Foliolet  guorantMd  by  State  of  Now  York 
478  PACIFIC    COAST    UU8INBSS    DIRECTORY. 


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liiiiinifr,  A.  1>. 

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O'Ni'il,  ■liiiiii'H 

ii.'iKfv,  r.  K. 

Van  l>ft'iir,  10.  II. 
Iliiliiiiy,  W.  II. 
KoikIh,"  ('.  I'!, 
tinlviii,  I).  .1. 
lii'wiN,  >l<i('l 
Miii'iy,  Klijii' 
iMi'ltoiiii,  Ik. 
Dl'KIIA.M. WILLIAM 
K<>\,(i.  \V. 
(imnli'iili,  .S, 
Ni'lsoii,  A.  I). 
Cliiir..,.!    V. 
Mrliilyif,  .liilin 
Wilxoii,  CiiiliH 

lilMJIil'i.l.O.  K. 

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(N)iiiilv,  I'niiric 

Vl'ilU'ctoM 

I'riiici'liiii 

ColiiHii  Couiitv,  I'l'ini'cliiii 

Viilo  Couiily,  I'liliili  CiTck 

t/iiimy 

Oiiiiii'V 

l{>'.l  Ithiil 

U<'<l  Itliiir 

\ii 


Ki'cl  liliill 

Kt'.i  itiiiir 

Kill  l>i>u' 

KdiIwdimI  Cily 

Ui'iiwiioil  Cilv 

I'lilliiiiH  C'oMily,  Itii'li  Itiii' 

liii>  .Si'io 

K'ii)  \'ihtii 

Uork  Cri'i'k 

K'lii'kvillr 

Yiilm  ('oiiiily,  KiiHi'  lliir 

I'laii'i'  ("imiily,  IJocrvilli- 

h'liHH  l.iiiiiliii;,' 

Koiiuli  mill  Iki'iiily 

N'l'Viulii  CoiMily,  Kimnliiinil   Ui'iiily 

.  NfViulii  I'lmiily,  I'miyji  \-.  Unuiy 

Itoiiiiil  N'.illi'v 

Kiiimil  N'lillry 

.Siirl'illlii'lilii 

Siiri'iiMii'iito 

Siiriaiiii'iilii 

Salnioii  Kallx 

KlHiimtli  Comity,  Silmini  'riiwiixlilp 

San  Aiiilii'nH 

Sun  Anliiniii 

Sun  Antuiiiii 

Sail  Aiitiiiiiii 

San  Itri'iiiii'iliiKi 

Sun  llciiiiinliiiK 

S.in  ItiU'iiavi'iilnni 

Sail  liiiiMiaviiitma 

San  Dii'ifii 

San  KianriM'ii 

.Siin  Kianc!«'-ii 

San  Kraniimii 

Sun  Knini'imo 

San  Kiiiiu'Iki'ii 

San  Kniiiri«ci) 

.Sail  (ialii'ii'l  .MixHidii 

San  Dii'ifi)  ("d.,  .San  .liu'into  Kanili 

Mi'ii'i'il  Coimty,  San  .l<i.ii|Miu  K'iviT 

MiiiTil  ('iMiiily,  San  .loaiiuin  Nivi'i- 

.Maitin,  Siiriiiniinito  Cniintv,  San  <liiai|iiin  'l"|i 

'  inii'w,  '/i  It.  .S.ii'niuK'iitd  i'o.  San  Jiiai|niii  Tj 


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Mi-lliiiiii'iif.  K.  I 
Kli.Mlr,  <•.  II. 
Ki'ilwinc.  F.  A. 
(iilnioiv,  T.  W. 
IIAINKS.  (J. 
I.viii'h.  A.  II. 
ir.-iiv,  K.  K 
llnni,  C.  S. 
'roiini'V,  ('. 
(iiviif.'Ci, 
ilmiiK.  S.  K. 
Wiillaci'.  .liMpli 
I'lirkH,  Aitlinv 
Kiii;.'iH,  .F.  II. 
IIdIwiii,  I).  W. 
'rim,  Ki'iiiinilo 
Kiii-i/ ,  I).  I>. 
lliiiHtiiw,  .A. 
Hell,  W    II. 
Drake,  K.  It. 
IVniiir,  .1.  (!. 
Tobiii.  K.  .1. 
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.lolK'H,  K.   M. 

KxiiKlillii.  S. 
Hill,  A.(". 
I'lii'lp..!,  .Mimr 
l>illT,  "" 
liai'tl 


WihiiIh,  iluinvH 

Li'iln..,  .1.  H, 

'riiin|ikinH,  .S. 

LiNHWi'll,  Williiiin 

lti'iiiii'liain|i,  A. 

I'lliiiK,  II. 

Danit'lNon,  ('.  L. 

lliiilHon,  V.  W. 

Ailaiiw,  ().  W. 
Illiiir  I  'riiiiiniiHon,  !•'. 
ItiiK.lli., 'I'.  K. 

IIimI^cn,  iI. 

Slavi'ii,  .1.  (i. 

0\viii.-.l,  A. 

Ilowanl.  .M. 

(ili'iiii,  T.  II. 

Ili'iikur,  (iiMii'){u 

Wai.llipw,.!.  A. 

Li'iiki-,  \i.  U. 

U(1M.S,  S.  II.  I». 

KIlix,  William 
1  rowiisenil,  W.  .M.  \. 
I  Kipunrv,  .1.  I'\ 
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I  CliMiirnlN,  I..  H. 

Iliirll,  W.  M.  Klai, 


J.  I' 


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Hall.  K.  II.     Sinkivon  Co.  Soiilli  I' 

.Miliair,  K.  II. 

WriKliI,  X.  K. 

I.iivclanil,  II.  S 

(lark,.!.  W. 

lliiNkin,  W.  A. 

Kvrlainl,  .loi'l 

Italihvin,  K.  T. 

liiiiwn,  A.  (!. 

U'linixi'V,  I.,  li. 

Haiti'.  °.l.  S. 

Alvi.nl,  C.  K. 

ClMlk,   I*. 

Cii.HH,  W.  W. 
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llay.U-n,  K.  ('. 
Ilai'vcy,  (Miarli'H 
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Mill.'i,  (i.  K. 
I'liinni'V,  T.  W. 
Allies,  T.  ,1. 
Nantli'ihilt,  W. 
Iliiiwn,  10.  L. 
Cliinluiaii,  tl.  K. 


Sciail  VmII,., 
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S.HllHllii 

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Niipii  Ciiiinry,  .Scliii>iu|i„| 

SliiiMa  V,.||,.v 
SliiiBlii  Cimiily,  Sliiii^lii.i«j| 

Sir|i-|.  Cilv 

SiiMia  V:ill,i' 

Sirl-'li  Willrv 

SilviT   .M.ilMlliilii 

SilviT  .Miiiiiii.iii 

Silvcyvillc 

Sniilli'.^liiiiiili 

SlllilllV  lillllrli 

.Siiiiiliull,. 
Si„-||iin 
.Sii.'lliin 

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Spaiii^li  Uiiiiili 

S|iaui>li  l.'iiiiili 

San  .Malfo  Comily,  Sinini^liii.wn 

SI.  Ilrlnu, 

Si.  Ili'l.m, 

Si.  I.,iiih 

Si(.i!,liiii 

Sliickliill; 

Siniwlicn  V  \'iiil.y 
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iSllnallnllr 

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Sai'raiiiuiitu  C'unntv 


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'I'l'liauiuJ 
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WillianiMin,  W.  M.  Saii  .lime 

Hurki'i'.  K.  It.  .San  .liian 

Wliilin-y,  .1.  W.  .San  ■liiiiii 

Sinilh,  (i.  K.  .San  Li'iinilio 

llllliaril,  Krnlri'ic  San  LiiIh  Oliinpn 

SininiltM',  ■).  <l.  t                      San  liiiin  ( lliispii 

f'diitK,  W.  II.  San  LiiiH  Ui-y 

Skiiliiioio,  .1.  10.  .San  .Malfo 

DyiT,  A.  K.  San  i'aliln 

M'orenn,  <l.  J.  Smi  Dicgi>Connty,  San  I'lisijiial 

Maliiiii,  'r.  .San  Wal'iiil 
Liijiin.  M.        San  Iti'i'iimilino  Co..  Sun  Salvinlor  T'p 

(liet'ii,  Saniiii'l,.San  Liiio  (>liinpi) County,  Snn  Simi'ini 

CiMiley,  KniniiH  Santa  llailiaiM 

Lopo/.  .Mai'iaiio  Suntii  llarbaru 

lULhlNiiS,  .1.  M.  Santa  CMani 

Morrixon.  S.iima'l  Saiitii  Clara 

Miuiif,  T.  W.  Santa  Crn/. 

W\'llin(fton.  K.  Santa  Cruz 

WilliiimR,  K.  L.  .       Santa  Cruz 

IIKOWN,  JOHN  SimtiiKowi 

Miililleton,  'A  Santa  HoRa 

Smith,  Jonatliim  Siirtttouii 

Stiir^D,  M.  U,  Pliunus  County,  Saw  I'it  Kmt 


.\'axli,  Ihiiiu^ 
Diirliain,  .1.  10 
Swcuiicy,  l'\  \. 
HiiiisakiM',  Hcnrv 
WilliainKiin,  (1.  A 
>l(iiilf,'i>iiioiy,  .\. 
Zi^U-r,  Cliiirlert 
Aliu'ck,  A.  .1.  W. 
Iteiln',  A. 
(iiillirio,  ii.  M. 
DiivIk,  .1.  Lak 

Waril,  V.  V. 
LAWTON,  J.  U. 
Kilrv,  (;.  N. 
Ahili'll,  Daviil 
Callmii,  (iiMU-ifK 
Collins, . I. T. 
.MiOiinifl,  W.  I). 
KaHKcll,  Harvoy 
Wood,  Daninl  .Jr. 
Ilaniuni,  II.  T. 
.Sti'piicnfion,  J.  S. 
Taylor,  E.  C. 
KoVtoiil,  H. 
Holliitiuk,  L.  D. 
I'OKTKIi,  .F.U. 
Uolairt,  S.  8. 
Lovi'joy,  K.  1*. 
Morrill,  G.  II- 


Mcnilociiio  Cuimty,  Ukia 


Kluinalli  Coiinlv,  Triiii'liul  ruwiisiiiii 

Tiiliiiv 
'I'lilan' 
Till.' 
Till.' 
I'kiiJi 
\-.;ill;'y 

riiiiHi  I 

Ulll.'! 

i'iii"ii 

iWIl,-lli|i'| 

navilli: 
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\»\Wf' 
\'i'iiii'ii  I 


County,  Up|H'r  Lak 


Siittnr  Coiiiiiy 

riiicor  County'.  Mi'Mi 

ViMlia 

VImiIiii 

ViMilia 

\-i.-iili;i 

Vdlaiiiu 

Yolo  County,  Wa.-iliiii,L'l"n 

Volo  County,  Wa>liiii;:iiin 

, ,,  ,,  \\  alwiiivillf 

WalMiiivilli' 

WalwMivillt 

WiilKimvilli' 

A\'|.|ivi'ivillc 

Yuba  County,  West  liu.ir  KivtT. 


MASON 


C  A  L  I  F  0 


The  FAOZS'IO  INBUBANOB  Oo.   The  largeat  Ooliforuia  Insurwioe  Oo. 


.Sliiki'n,  Oliver 
lliini,'",  Koliert 
CiiliiTV,  W.  .\l. 
.Mi'CillrlK'li,  ,1.  II. 
IVIniv.O.  W. 
llull.K.  (!. 
I/H'lirr,  lli'riiiiin 
i.e\vin,  iMiviil 
Wi-IIk,  M.  II. 
.Scliiill,  A.  I'. 
Ciiniiiiii.  .1.  li. 

iMfirioif,  10.  w. 

■  ImuiiH,  (Iri)ino  10. 

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i  Kflliw.  '•" 
.Miililmi,  T. 

Lar 

1  |Si'i!  alw)  Civ 

DION.NKIiV,  AM'II 

ilciil.  puKf  III) 
DK.NXIOllv,  ItlOILV 

|M«e  II) 
MKUinOI.L,  I.  L.  (HI 


'nnnliiilin,  .1. 

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I'OWITH,   .M.    .MlH. 

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Leather  and 

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ClflST.  (!.  V.\-  CO. 
'WUKJIIT,  .1.  II.  iV 

(liaiillai'li,  \\'jlliaiii 
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X 

|Sn'  Introiliu'torv 
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elf.  Ill'  eiii'li.] 

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llHVIlll,  W. 

WillialliH,  (ieii.  It. 
,  llllllllnll,  I'iilrirk 
'llolllirK,  II.  'I'.  .V   (' 

.\l»A.\l.s,  SA.MI'KI. 
I»AVIS\.  COWKI.I 

J  Liquors,  Impo 

',  [.See  iiIno  .\ 

iWAUK,  (i.  W.  (seen 
lifViiian,  .S. 
iIltil.llliOOK,  DAN 

I'.Mirlim.l,    II. 
|lilHllllll,   '1',  kV   ('„. 

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ii;ai'I'i;i,man.\',c. 

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paKiitW) 
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SniiM.L.C.  K.  (He, 

wiirr\iov,K.w.& 

,,..,l"'Wi"'l| 
"Itll'UlHll,  K. 

IIAOAU  &  WHITA 
A.  BOUAI 


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1,01'lii'r,  lliTniiiii 
|,e\viK,  |)iiviil 
\V.-IIh,  M.  II. 
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Kfll'W.,';" 
Miililiiiii  'I'- 


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WfHt    I'llilll 

WiliiiiiiKloii 
WiiulHor 

\Villlll<IM' 

WiMllllllllll 

'  WdCJlllllllll 

ViiiiK.'c^  Hill 

Vim  Hi'i 

Vrfkii 

Yickii 

Yiiliu  Cily 

Yiiliii  Cily 

^■|ll)ll<'lly 

Viilia  Cilv 


DOKK,  M.  Niiia  Cilv 

FININOKW,  K.  iV  CO.  N.  vaila  Cilv 

ISOAUI),  A.  NrviKluCiiv 

lll,(K'll,.I(»SKI'M  (Hri!ailv.clc|.l.  piiKi'><'i)<»i"villi- 
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I'KWKI.NS,  (IKO.  C.  (winidv.clrpl.  p.  SC,;  Omvillc 
llniwii,  II.  I'i'laliiinii 

i><iliiiljiii',  W.  .M.  I'liicn  villi- 

ciici{cii,.i()iiN  K.  (Hi'i'uiiv.ii|>i.|>.!i;(^  ifrii  r.iiiir 

Siii'iilli  iV   lloai'iijiiii  Hril  liliiir 

TII'TON  A.  lie  KIT  (wi:  mlv.ilpl.  ii.  '.i:i)  Itnl  llhiir 


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!  Lamp  Dealers. 

t  |Sri!  iilwi  Croikiiy  unci  (iluMHWair.| 

lli;\.\KliV,  AM'IIONS'',  V  (;(»,  (hi.  ailv. 
>'       ili'iil   iiaur  lllj  Sai'iaiiieiiti) 

I  UKXNKIlV,  IIKUNAIM)  ,K.M'ailv..lii.l. 

|i;ij.r|.  II)  SarniMUMilo 

,MKU1{KI.I„  I.  Ii.  (Hi'i'ailv.  ilfpt.  p.  1^1)  .SacTaim-iili) 


'njiiiiiiiiiii,  ii. 

Wi'IibIi'I',    illlKI'pll 
I'OWI'IM,   .M.    .MlH. 


Laundries. 


I, OH  All).'t'lrn 

Siiiiaiiii'iili) 

Sliirlitiiii 


CllMI'V  iV   ( 'i». 

CIlKSMOV.dKO.  \V.  (miMiilv  il| 

Clii'ValiiM',  I''. 

I'JaiiM'  Iti'iiM. 

Ht.\  \'  S'I'KC'I'Z  (Hioiiilv.  ilipl. 

.MrW  illiaiMH  iV  (  'd. 

I'owilh,  |j.  \.  Co. 

(iulla^'lii'i,  T. 

IIANSKLiV  WAMAKIi 

AlcSliaiii?  iV.  (Iiilialiau 

Nowronil),  C.  .1. 


Sariaiiii'iilii 

p.  :tK)  Sai'laiiiriili) 

Sal  raniriilii 

S.iciaimiili) 

p.  1 1;  Sariaiiii'iilo 

Sai  ranii-alii 

•Sai'iaiiii'iilii 

Sloilaiiii 

SlurktuU 

iSliirklim 

Slm'klim 


Liquors,  Retail. 


Lawyers. 


[Sio  Aliia-iiryH  at  I.aw.| 

Leather  and  Findings  Dealers. 

[ 'hiipiiili'rH.j 
|Sii'  iiIho  'I'anm'lM.J 

ClilST.d.  V.Ik  ('((.(^-ifailv.  ilpl   p. 7-,')  M.M-..svilli' 

•WKKillT,  .1.  II.  \.  CO.  MaiVKvilli' 

liiiliilhirli,  WilliallJ  Oriivillr 

"WAdKMlLAST,  C.  1<\  SaiTauieiilo 

Libraries. 

|Sii'  Inlniiliirliii-y  .SiMMiiiaiy  lor  NmI  iiI'  liiliniriiH 
ill  till'  Slate,  Willi  lilt!  Iiiciiliiiii.ilali'  nl' I'MlaliliHliiui'iil. 
uli'.  lit'  i'arli.| 

Lime,  Cement  and  Plaster. 


(Iwvnii,  W. 

U'illifllllN,  lil'll.    II. 

Diiiiiinii,  I'ali'irk 

'lliiliiii's,  II.  'I'.  ,V  Co. 

.^DA.M.S,  SA.\iri:L(siM'  ailv.ilp.p, 

1).\VIS\'  COWKLMwfaiiv.ilp. 


.Mai'VHvillr 

I'i'l.ihiiiia 

.SarraiiiiMiiii 

Sart'aiiii'Ulo 

.M'iil  Santa  (  in/ 

I.  CXI  Santa  ( 'riiz 


Liquors,  Importers  and  Wholesale. 

[.Si'ii  alho  .Mei'cliaiitd,  (U'I1liii1.| 

\V.\KK,  (i.  W.  (wc  adv.  licpt.  pa(,'c  (10)  ColiiHa 

Ili'Viiiaii,  S.  Datili  Klai 

IIUlJlIiOOK,  DAMICL  1'.  (iiiihn  Valli'V 

l-^liiliai'l,  II.  <ira»H  Nallry 

ililMllilll,  T.  iV   Cl).  1,11    I'iMir 

:>lrKAN'XA,  .lOlIN  {f iilv.  ilrpt.  y.  S.i)    |,a  I'liilr 

jllAllIt,  L.  II.  iwrailv.  ilcpl.  paf{n  lili;  .MaiyHViilr 
i(;AIM'1;|,MANN,  C.  <«■<■  lulv.apt.  p.  or)  iMaiyi^villr 
iCIi'Vrlaiiil,  SdIouiou  .Miir'vHvilli' 

i  l:iAVKLL,  1).  A.&  CO.  (hit ail.  tip.p.  (17)  .MaiVsvilli' 

FISl'lIKU  At  IK  >I''S  TKriKIt  .MaiyHviili' 

WllKK,  (JKO.  A.  &  CO.  (K'l;  adv.  dt-pl. 

P»««  t'^)  MarVKVillc 

kmiH,  llciirv  .Mur'vHvilli! 

UN(ii:,  II I:NUY  &  CO.  (mM  adv.  dept.       " 

pHKl'ti?)  MuCVBVillL" 

HiiiKcii,  .liiliu  MarVtivilli- 

SniOIJ.,  C.  K.  (wi-  adv.  lii'pt.  pilKO  (lit)  .MarvHvillo 
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STEWART,  DANIEL 
Uuruiid,  Joiiim 
Star,  neni!eiiiond 
Stewart,  John 
Kemiev,  John 
SWAUN,  JAMES 
COOK,  CHAULES 
Hitchcock,  A.  P. 
Johnson,  Otto 
JONES fcCUKLEY 
LeedM,  L.  I).  &.  Co. 
Miirnhy,  H. 
Mohlur",  Henry 
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lielim,  M.  O. 
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Stohze,  V. 
Chapin,  E. 
Van  Dorstcn,  H.  A. 
Wn^SON,  WALTER 
Harurnian,  H.  J. 
Hurke,  F.  H. 
Clavie,  Au>.Mi»tu8 
Crawford,  (r. 
Dinclar,  A. 
l>unn,  Tlioinas 
Faxon,  Frederick 
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Meverf,  A.  J. 
Snell,  A. 

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Ingcrsoll,  F.  L. 
Loomis,  Charles 
i'atterson,  D.  W. 
Reilly,  E.  F. 
McNaniee,  Frank 
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O'Brien,  Jolin  .       Pinole 

Hell  &  Co.  Plucerville 

HUACE  &  nOUOWSKY  Placervillo 

Donahue,  W.  M.  llucerville 

JohuB,  U.  I).  Plucerville 

Weymouth  &  McCoruiick  Plucerville 


Plftcerville 

Point  iHiibel 

Point  leiihul 

Port  Wine 

Port  Wine 

CohiBu  County,  Princeton 

Slariposu  County,  Princeton 

Qiiincy 


Wilcox  &  Brown 

Hariugue,  A. 

Mnlholland,  R. 

Evnng,  Williuni  S. 

Wolf,  Mike 

Slieehnn,  James 

Hiinnah,  George 

Houch,  J.  H. 

BKTTIS,  RANSON  8. 

CANFIELD,  LEON  C  (»ee  adv.  dopt 

paj^e  %) 
Thoraae,  L.  S. 
Volker,  Conrad 
WENTZ,  HENRY 
CHEW  &  McNALLY 
CROWLEY,  JOHN 
KING,  FRANK 
Riiyniond,  Janica  M. 
RobertB,  George 
Corrotte,  J 


Red  Hlutr 


Red  Bluff 

Red  Bluff 

Red  Blutt 

Red  Blutf 

Red  Dois 

Redwood  City 

Redwood  City 

Redwood  City 

Rio  Vistu 

Robinuon's  Ferry 

Rockville 

Rohnerville 

Roseville  Junction 

Nevada  County,  Rouub  and  Ready 

RutlHiU's  Landing 

Sacramento 


Lamoree,  A.  O. 
Loop,  H. 
Watson,  J.  R. 
Smith,  Jacob 
Rudsill,  John 
Allen,  R'  ^e^t 

Berger,  Anthony  Sacramento 

BRIICE,  GEORGE  C.  Sacramento 

CADY  &  MORRISON  Sacramento 

Cnnip,  C.  E.  Sacramento 

(>t)n'ee  &  SIcPyUe  Sacramento 

FickiBon,  Charles  Sacramento 

Folley,  Samuel  Sacrament" 

Fitz.JoBeph  Sacramento 

(Jett,  W.  A.  Snci-aniento 

(Jriinger,  E.  Sr.  Sacmmento 

GRUIILER,  JACOB  Sacramento 

(JL'INEAN,  THOMAS  Sacramento 

Gwinn,  II.  R.  Sacramento 

Hadwick,  William  Sacniiiiento 

Hamilton,  Charles  Sacramento 

Ilanlou,  James  Sacramento 

Hurnat,  Patrick  Sacramento 

Harris,  Joseph  Sacramento 

Hector,  John  Sacramento 

Heison  &  Hubbard  Sacramento 

Hess  &  Clark  Sacramento 

Iloehii,  .lacob  Sacramento 

Howard,  John  '  Saciiimento 

Johns.  II,  B.  F.  Sacramento 

Jones,  Ilenry  Sacramento 

Kelly,  Hugh  Sacramento 

Kelly,  P.  H.  Sacramento 

KIttv,  Harry  Sacramento 

Klehit/,  &.  Green  Sacramento 

Lahascee  Si.  WillianiB  Sacramento 

Langdon,  George  W.  Sacramento 

Laughlin,  James  E.  Sacmmeuto 

liehniau  &  Schroth  Sacramento 

Lew,  G.  N.  Sacramento 

L()tt!liaun;ier,  Louis  Sacramento 

Lusher,  George  E.  Sacramento 

Mainn,  M.  Sacramento 
Marks,  Moses                          ,  :,  ••         Sacramei'to 

Martin,  A.  &  Co.  Sacramento 

Mclntire,  Ed.  J.  Sacramento 

McLAU(HILIN&  SENATZ  Sacramento 

MEREDITH  &  YOUNG  Sacramento 

Moore,  G.  W.  Sacnimento 

Neubaucr,  John  Sacramento 

Neumann,  J.  H.  F.  Sacramento 


Oschwald,  John 

Petrie,  William  M. 

Quanchi,  D.  &  Co. 

SCHWAB,  JOSEPH  M. 

Siddons,  William 

Stevenson,  James 

SUYDAM,J.  F. 

Tietiens,  Peter 

Twile  6i  Kelly 

WEIL,  C. 

Wil8<m  &,  Donneiian 

Windau,  August 

ZWICKER,  JOHN 

(Seary,  M.  Ci.laveras 

Wallace,  J.  F. 

(Sutierrer,  Joi>6  M.   Santa  Cruz 

Marco,  .loaquiu  " 

BANISTER,  J.  A. 

Keir  Si,  Co. 

MOORE,  GEORGE  E. 

Moran,  J.  W. 

Isuardo,  Baptisto 

Hailer,  II. 

Williams  &.  Co. 

Barr,  Charles 

Benry,  Paul 

Bouvear,  Louis 

Bradley  Broa. 

Cluassen,  Peter 

Cole,  William 

Gerdes,  Richard 

Hinkelhein,  A. 

Krumb,  L, 

MACDONALD,  D.  F. 

.McCiiily,  Timothy 

Miuaker,  M. 

Morris,  George 

Mailer,  Alexander 

QIIIGLEY,  CHARLES 

Runschenlmch,  Louis 

Reiidliup,  William 

Schmidt  &  Schoeneman 

Snook,  R.  E. 

Sutton,  Thomas 

BRAVO  &  FRANCISCO 

Breen,  S.  P. 

ISullier,  Leon 

Kemp.  F.  W. 

Booken,  John 

May,  W. 

Livingston,  Thomas 

Cappe,  J.  &  Co. 

Pico,  Z.  A. 

Burns  &  Ames, 

ALVARADO,  F.  A. 

Chevesich,  Charles 

Doran,  Patrick 

Zeller,  John 

(SILHERT.  HARVEY 

LEONARD,  GILBERT 

McAllister,  A.  C. 

Short,  Jacob 

Iloran,  J.  D. 

Knox,  J.  F, 

Dufle,  J.  L. 

Stegemann,  L. 

UlIRJUiOOCK,  11. 

Wostphal,  Charles 

Brown,  Henry 

Comce,  W.  P. 

ELLIOTT,  WILLIAM 

Furnham,  Luther 

Hays  St,  Winken 

I.ieonurd,  Michael 

Maloney,  James 

Matheson,  Peter 

Wente,  Daniel 

GrifDn,  John 

Hamilton,  Thos. 


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Sairmi'cnto 

Saciaiiii'nt-i 

Saciaineiito 

SacraiiKMito 

Sacrainoiito 

Sacramento 

Sacranicnin 

Sacraiijento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramculo 

Sacramenlo 

County,  San  Ainlivai. 

San  Andrcag 

County,  San  Andreas 

San  Andreas 

San  Bernardino 

San  Hernardino 

San  Bernarilino 

San  Bernardino 

San  Buenavi'ntnm 

San  I) lego 

San  Diego 

San  iloae 

San  .lore 

San  ilose 

San  Joxe 

San  Jose 

San  iIosD 

.San  .lose 

San  June 

San  .lose 

San  Jiifc 

San  Jose 

San  J<ii<e 

San  .lose 

San  Jose 

Sun  .lose 

Sail  Jose 

Sua  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  .lose 

San  .Inaii 

Sun  J  nan 

San  J  nan 

S      .loan 

San  K.  inili'u 

Sun  lA'anilro 

San  Lori'nzo 

Sua  Luis  ()ljis|o 

Sun  Luis  ( )lii.«|io 

Sun  Maleo 

Sim  I'aMo 

San  I'aMo 

San  I'liWo 

■      San  I'alilo 

San  Rafael 

San  Rafael 

San  Rafael 

San  liiifael 

San  Ramon 

Sane! 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cl.ini 

Santa  ('luru 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Cinz 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  (Jrui 

Santa  Craz 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Cm?. 

Santa  Ciiiz 

Santa  Ciiiz 

Santa  Cmz 

Santa  llm 

Santa  Kosa 


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0  lionuy  Si.  Nooiian 
IJ    David,  D. 

I  Kolini,  William 
j  I  j  Spaiilding,  Joseph 
a  I  Donglierty,  Benjai 
5  i  Miixtield,  Frank 
t    OKU  &.  TIBBET' 
K,  I  Oir,  John 
K  I  Dl'UICK,  JAME, 
Ig  I  liieener,  Sigmund 
i  0    KNOX,  GEOKGl 
Ig    Lit^/•li,  Charles 
I"    Bciitlcv  iV  Simpsoi 
Ij    KKKllY,  AUSTL> 
Is    WADISII  &  McC 
\      DUItELL  &  BAV 
1*    I'alterwu,  R. 
J  J    Sevcrson,  'J'homag 
h    Donglierty,  L.  J. 

Lobice,  Iwiiic 
lu    LAliSKN,  OLAF 
WILSON,  JOHN 
li    Blown,  F.  T. 
y    Ciipiii,  H. 

10  '  Daqiicsne,  D. 
|i    Ede,  Joseph 
J(    liiiberntour,  C. 

11  henz.  Herman 

|o    .Vewinun,  William 
■  5    liiclilier,  C. 
I?   HiorJaii,  C, 
Ig    Itot'k,  .lohii 
n    Kvaii,  D. 

Slimier,  H. 
Jo   .SMITH  &  LE0Nj\ 
li    Tabor,  fjejiige 
lo    Vansyckle,  II, 
1 3   (iiwner,  Bonj. 
If   nianier,  J. 
I"    Slieebau,  B.J. 
IJ    Viiies,  .loseph 
■«  M0N'ES&,  IlEWLi 
Ij   Foster,  B.  F, 

•  Frances,  Ciistilla 
4   Oallaglier,  T. 

|«   (iiovaiiesse  &  Wubi 
h  .McLellan,  Frank 

•  MOODY  &,I{AXT1 
Snyder,  A.  V. 
Tillon,  John 

R    Wilson,  (leorife  .S. 

,.jZIM.\IERMAN,J, 

15   Cbamberlin,  B.  H. 
C'lirystler  &  liurtlet 
CroukenV.  Owens 
KENNEDY,  WILI 

„    fE,\n'LE,  J.  A. 

glUXbOLPH,  I.N. 

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firiiham,  Peter 
j-cFmuk,  Samuel 
I'ltmore,  John 
Thorp,  A. 
Barber  &  Co, 
Bradie,  Edward 
Dubeitran,  E. 
Warren,  W,  W, 
Moore  Si.  Chambers 
lliilbiick,  T,  C. 
Sifter,  N.K. 
Waterhouse,  E,  S. 
Knright,  T, 
Kahn,  J. 

jjereiifoid,  James 
•  KOWN,  JOEL  Jr 
Foster,  William 
Joliuston,  T,  J. 


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Kohle,  Anpiiit 
lioney  ic  Nuonan 
Diivid,  I>. 
Rohm,  Williiim 
SpmildiiiK,  Joseph 
l)ou}{lierty,  lieiijiiniiu  O. 
MiixlielH/Friiiik 
OKU  &  TIUUE  ITS 
(trr,  John 

Dl'RICK,  .TAMKS 
(iiuenur,  Si»fimuul 
i  KNOX,  OEOUGE  K. 
Lit^fll,  Cliarles 
Bcntlcv  &  Siiiipfliiii 
KKEliy,  AUSTIN 
WADISH  &  McCONLEY 
DUIIELL  &  UAWDIN, 
I'lilleiwn,  K. 
SevcrBoi),  'I'hoiims 
l)iiiii{lier(y,  L.  J. 
I/)liri'e,  Initiic 
LAlfSEX.OLAK 
WILSON,  .lOHN  a. 
Blown,  V.  T. 
I'lipiii,  H. 
DiKincsiie,  D. 
Ede,  Jofcpli 
I/iilierdtour,  C 
Un/.,  Ileriimii 
Xewiiiiin,  William 
Kidilier,  V. 
HiorJiii.,  <;. 
lioc'k,  •lohu 
Kvun,  V. 
SclmltT,  H. 


SutItU  RoBU  I 

Santa  Kosa 

ScottH  IJur 

Siolts  Har 

Searsvilie 

Sonoma  Co.,  Scbastopol 

Soaoiiia  (-'ouuty,  Scbastopol 

Sonoma  C'onnty,  Sebatttupol 

Souoiiiu  County,  SobaeUipol 

Shasta 

Shasta 

SliaMa 

Shasta 

Shingle  Sprin){H 

Shingle  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Silver  Mountain 

Silver  Mountain 

Silver  Moantnin 

Snagville 

Sonierville 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

Sonora 

Soiioia 

Sonora 

Soiioru 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

•  Sonora 

Sonora 

Sonora 

SMITH  Si.  LEONARD  (seoaav.dept.  p.  17)  Sonora 
Tiibor,  (Jejirge  Sonora 

VHiinjckle,  IL  Sonora 

Oamu'r,  IJcnj.  Spanish  Ranch 

llliniier,  J.  St.  Helena 

Shct'lian,  JJ.  J.  St.  Helena 

Viiitis,  Joseph  St.  Helena 

,IOXES  &  HEWLE'JT  Stockton 

Fi)8ter,  ]{.  F.  Stockton 

Fnmccs,  Castiila  Stockton 

(iallaglier,  T.  Stockton 

(iiovuneesc  &  Weber  Stockton 

.Mrlifllan,  Frank  Stockton 

MOO!)  V  &  BAXTER  (see  a<lv.  dept.  p.  'ii)  Stockton 
i  Snyder,  A.  V.  Stockton 

Tillon,  John  Stockton 

WdsDH,  (Jcorge  S.  Stockton 

\  ZIMMEU.M  AN,  ,1.  A.  Stockton 

Cliimibcrlin,  IJ.  H.  Strawberry  Valley 


iCIirvstler  &,  liartlett 

Crocker  it  Owens 

KENNEDY,  WILLIAM  T. 

TEMl'LE,  J.  A. 

UANDOLl'H,  I.  N.  (see  adv.  dept. 
I       Piige  4()) 
I  DAVIS,  FRANK 
|Gmhani,  Peter 
jUFrunk,  Samuel 
1  Oitmure,  John 

Thorp.  A. 

Barber  &  Co. 

Bradie,  Edward 
I  Buhertran,  E. 

Warren,  W.  W. 

Moore  &  Chambers 

Pbilbrick,  T.  C. 


Suisun  City 
Siiisan  City 
ftuisun  (Jity 
Suisun  Ciiv 


Slater,  N.  K. 
Waterhonse,  E.  S. 
Enrigbt,  T. 
Kiihii,  J. 

Bcitjuford,  James 
BUOWN,  JOEL  Jr. 
FoBter,  William 
MuBton,  T.  J. 


Sutter  Creek 

Sulterville 

Sweetland 

Thoniimon's  Flat 

Tinibnctoo 

Timbuctw) 

Totnales 

Tomales 

Trinidad 

Trinidad 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Vacuville 

Vallecito 

Vallecito 

Vallejo 

Valle|o 

Vallejo 

Vullejo 


Lamb,  Francis 

Ijynch,  P. 

Kiley  Sl  Clark 

Valentine,  Mathew 

Clurk  Si  ThouiH 

Cohn,  H. 

.Stevenson,  Oeorgo 

Williams,  G.  W. 

(JOLDSWORTH,  JAMES 

IIOUOH,MILOJ. 

Motiitt,  .lohn 

Dniac,  L. 

Kriiig,  E. 

L()c!ier,"Mrs. 

Ale  Dean,  J(din 

Itird,  Ja7ne8 

Cox,  William  H. 

Niggle,  Oeorgo 

O'Neal,  Cbiisles 

Putnam,  U.  L. 

Speegle,  M.  M. 

Young,  Frank  W. 

DEHSKIN,  JOSEPH  K. 

Main,  I). 

TH()MPS()X  &  KENNISTON 

Forrister,  A.  J. 

Hat  ky,  H. 

Lewis,  J.  V. 

Price,  William 

Tucker,  A.  W. 

Tubbs,  M.  U. 

Daw,  J. 

McN'ally,  A.  J. 

Honna Ventura,  Gilbert 

EGHEKT,  HENRY 

Linker,  Charles 

Rabillc,  August 

Roberts;)!!,  Jaiucs 

Roth  Si.  Co. 

Seheld  &.  Pellet 

Front,  Job!i  M. 

Sehuessler,  Adam 


Vallejo 

Vallejo 

Valleju 

ViiPejo 

Viaalia 

Visalia 

Vistiliu 

Visalia 

Volcano 

Walnut  Creek 

Waln!!t  Gi-ove 

Nevada  County,  Wusbitigton 

Nevada  Co!!nty,  Wasliiiigton 

Nevada  County,  Washington 

Nevada  County,  Washington 

Watsonville 

Watsouville 

Watsonville 

Watsonville 

Watsonville 

Watsonville 

Weaverville 

Wilmington 

Wilmitigton 

Wilmington 

Windsor 

Woodland 

Woodhmd 

Woodland 

Woodli!i!d 

Yankee  Jims 

Y^oii  Ret 

You  Bet 

Yieka 

yreka 

Yreka 

Yreka 

Yreka 

Yreka 

Yreka 

Yuba  City 

Yuba  City 


Locksmiths  and  Bell-Hangers. 

[See  Guusniitbs.J 

Looking-Glasses. 

[See  Furniture.] 

Lumber. 

[See  also  Carriage  and  Wagon  stock ;  also  Doors, 
Sashes,  and  Klltids;  also  Saw-Mills.] 


Mucphersou  &  Wetherbee 

llutcbinsou,  Robei't 

ljt)ve,  Alexander 

GALLOWAV  Si.  UOOIJAR 

.Stockton,  H.  C. 

LARUE,  JA.MES  U. 

Meiritt,  Sam!!el 

Smith,  L.  H.  P. 

Wushbui'i!  &.  Whetstone 

Wade,  VVilliiim  H. 

Itailey  Si.  White,  shingles  and  lutha 

Clark,  R.  V. 


Albion 

Alviso 

Angel's  Camp 

Antiucli 

liranch  Store 

Brooklyn 

Brooklyn 

Buchanan  Hollow 

Canipo  Seco 

Carey's  Mills 

Clipper  Mills 

Coloma 


Ball,  W.  Shingle  Creek,  Tehama  Co.,  Cottonwood 
Carver,  W.  Bear  Creek,  Tehama  Co.,  Cottonwood 
Cochran,  J.  Sliiiigle  Creek,  Tehama  Co.,  Cottonwood 
Klot/,,  R.  Shiiiglctown,  Tehama  Co.,  Cottonwood 
Dolbers  iSc  Carsoi'is  Eu!«ka 

Jones,  Ecvtiield  Si.  Co.  Eureka 

Vance,  John  Eiiieka 

Rutherford,  J.  Gualalu  River,  Fisherman's  Bay 
Addison,  S.  Folsora 

qUlGLEY,  B.  C.  Folsom 

Kennedy,  Patrick  Fredericksburg 

Brunstetter  Si.  Stewart  Grass  Valley 

Parker.  .lohn  Grass  Valley 

PATTERSON  &  CONAWAY  Grass  Valley 


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Yuba  County,  Greenville 

ilHppy  Cmnp 

Haywooa 

Ilealdiilxii'g 

HeHldgbiirg 

Hope  Valley 

Lexington 

Lexington 


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Frederick  Si  Dyer 
Smith,  J.  O. 
LeltalliBtin,  J.  E. 
Fairchildg,  T.  H. 
Convcrg,  0.  P. 
Diinlinr,  F. 
Kimball  &  Cutting 
CustHr  &  McClennan 
Knapp,  H.  H. 


Jenkins,  R.  S. 

Phillipg,  N.  B. 

Derby,  E.  M. 

Downing,  J.  C. 

Norton  &.  Uro. 

Herriford,  John 

Chase,  8.  H  &  J.  W. 

Lyndon,  J.  AV. 

BANNIN(},  P.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  37)  .  Los  Angeles 

SimonilB  &  Co.  Lower  Lake 

Utter,  J.  N.  Maine  Pniirie 

CROCKETT,  W.  H.  JIaripoBu 

SMITH,  J.  F.  dt  CO.  Mnrysville 

SPKINOER,  JASON  Marysville 

UNION  LUMBER  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

Marygville 

Meadow  Luke 

Meadow  Lake 

RiiHBian  Ilarbcr,  Mendocino 

Milfurd 

Millerton 

Murphyg 

Murphyg 

Napa  City 

pp,  II.  U.  Napa  City 

BURNETT,  CHARLES  North  San  Jnan 

Macphergon  &  VVetherbee  Noyo  River 

Taylor  &Hurlburt  Oakland 

Anderson,  L.  Paclieeo 

DELL,  L.  B.  Paclieeo 

Ellsworth,  L.  PetaUnna 

Hedges,  Nathan  M.  Petahinia 

Kelly,  A.  Petalunia 

Rice',  C.  B.  Petaliiina 

Elswortb,  C.  P.  Piety  Hill 

Blair,  J.  &.  J.  Placerville 

Jones  &.  Chichester  Placerville 

BIERCE  &  POWELL  Red  Bliift' 

Ackerson,  J.  W.  Redwood  City 

Hanson  &,  Co.  Redwood  City 

Snyder,  8.  H.  &  Co.  Redwood  City 

Keefer,  Janieg  L.  Rock  Creek 

Shaver,  Isaac  Ross'  Landing 

Averv,J.  W.  Sacramento 

DRL'W,  N.  L.  &  CO.  Sacramento 

Frazer,  W.  F.  Sacniniento 

Friend  &  Terry  Sacramento 

Irvine,  Wm.  if. 
JAMES,  J.  M. 

Dongliertv,  William  ^ 

FROMES'T,  E.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  13) 
MrCREA,  JAMES 
MO<.)DY  BROS. 
Porter,  Norman 
MADAN  &  FOSGATE 
Bender,  E. 
Barrows,  T.  A. 
BYSTLE,  DANIEL  P. 
McQnistan,  Thomas 
Lake,  J.  L. 
SimiMion  &,  Gray 
HOOKE  &  CLARK 
ROBBIXS,  R.  D. 
Williamson,  J. 
Quanchi  &  Ijoshb 
McMnllen,  J.  Y.    Santa  Clara  Co, 
Powell,  Abraham  Jr. 
Walker,  William 


Fowler,  James  E. 
Cleiland.JohnS. 


Calaveras  County,  San  Andreas 
8uu  Bernardino 
San  Jose 
San  Jose 
San  Jose 
San  Jose 
San  Jose 
Santa  Clara 
Santa  Cruz 
Sawyer's  Bar 
Shasta 
Shingle  Springs 
Smith  River 
Stockton 
Suisnn  City 
Suisun  City 
Summit  City 
Pixlev'g  Mills,  Tahoe 
'Ten  Mile  House 
Vallejo 
Vallejo 


Valley  Ford 
Yreka 


Macaroni  and  Vermicelli. 

[See  Groceries,  also  Provisions.] 

Machine  Sewing. 

[See  also  Bag  Makers.] 
Ailment,  J.  T.  Marysville 

MARTIN,  T.  C.  (see  adv.  dept.  p  75)     Marysville 


Machinists. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 

Putney,  E.  A.  Alvarado 
LUTHER  &.  OLIN  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  81)  Downicvillc 

RoHgera,  H.                                 ,,  Euiika 

Donaldson,  James  Fairliclil 

LAKENAN,  J.  M.  Grass  Valley 

Tavlor,  51.  C.  Gniss  ValkV 
PRESCOTT  &  SCHEIDEL  (see  adv 


dept.  page  i'fi) 
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Marysville 

Maiysville 

Meiuloi  iiio 

Nevada  City 

)  Oroviil'e 

Puclicco 

Placerville 

Sacraniciuo 

SacraniL'iito 

Sacramento 

San  ilusc 

San  JoHe 

San  Leaiidro 

San  Lorenzo 

Santa  C'lui-ii 

Saratog',! 

Sutter  Creek 


Sfeib  &  W 

Hegemneyer,  G. 

HEUOH  &  THOM 

LOCHER,  T.  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

Dalten,  H.  N. 

Nash,  I.  N. 

GOSS  &  LAMBARD 

.SCIIMEISER.  GEORGE 

Williams,  lleilbron  &  Co. 

BONNER  &  M(  KENZIE 

ENKHJHT,  JOSEPH 

PHELPS,  DAVID  N. 

SMYTH,  HENRY 

Dnvies,  E.  H. 

York,  William 

FITLLEN,  J.  &  CO. 

TIBBETS,  FRANCIS  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  -Jli)  Sutter  Creeli 

BEAZELL  &  CROWELL      Washington  Comers 
Knowlton,  Joseph  Wutsonvilk' 

LAWT(  N.DAVID  Yieka 

SHEPARD,  HINSDALE  T.  Yrekii 

Machinists'  Tools.  i 

[See  Hardware.]  .  i 

Malt  Manufacturers. 

[.See  also  Brewers.] 
SMITH,  W.  A.  &  CO.  Sacramento 

Marble  Workers. 

Myers  &.  Richtmyer  Drytown 

Shafer  Si,  .lov  Jackson 
McCORMACK,  JOHN  F.  (gee  adv.  dept. 

iMige  ()!))  Marvsville 

Myrick,J.  W.  Oakland 

llartwig,  T.  Petalninii 

Lee  &.  Del.<)ng  Red  lllnH' 

AITKEN  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  44)  Sac.rainenlo 

Devine,  J.  C.  &  J.  H.  Sacramento 

Tmcy  &  Russell  San  Jose 

Markets. 

[See  Butchers.] 

Match  Manufacturers. 

WHITWELL,  WILLIAM  (see  adv.  dept.  } 

prtge  7li)  Marysville 

IRELAND,  R.  Sacniniuniu 

Mathematical  Instruments. 

[See  Opticians.] 

Mattresses. 

[See  also  Beds  and  Bedding ;  also  Furniture.] 
SMITH  &  HILDRETII  Dutch  Flat 

Medicines— Patent. 

[Sec  also  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 


COWAN  &.  FLINT  (Ague  King)  (see  adv 


dept.  page  77) 


Maryevillei 


Iiuure  in  the  beat  Local  Company,  '*  TL.2  FAOXriO.'* 


A.  KOHUBB'S  Muiio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  4S4  Banaom  Street,  Ban  Franolsoo. 


CALIFORNIA.         MERCHANTS 


485 


Merchants— Commission. 


Nonree,  George  F. 
Etflicrt  &  Co. 
Leet  &  Co. 

Dnvetiport  &.  Weaver 
Enrl,  iV  W. 
Orcenwood,  M. 
Leet  &  Co. 
VVliitnev  &  Co. 
WOUKlLL.  J.  &  CO. 
DUOAN  &  WALL 
Nr.ree.  8.  K. 

LUTHKH.  W.  T.  &  CO. 
Vt'  iLEY,  S.  W. 

r-     -g.w.  L.  &,co. 

■"  '^  r  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept, 


\  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dept. 
see  adv. 


Cliico 

Cisco 

Cisco 

Colfax 

CoHax 

Colfax 

Colfrtx 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Crescent  City 

Deiiverton 

Pownioville 

Knight's  Landing 

Lntrobe 


BOON, 


t    .»IMINS&CO 

(lent,  jtage  63) 


Los  Angeles 
Los  Angeles 


ELLI!*,  W.  T. 

FOULK,  OKORGE  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv 

dept.  page  tiS) 
KNKHIT  &  GIGNOUX  (see  adv.  dept 

nHUe  W>) 
ROSENTHAL.  SIMON  R. 
WALKKR,  MOORE  &  Co.  (see  adv. 

dent,  page  <)8) 
WILLIAMSON,  JAMES  (see  adv.  dept 


Marysville 

Miirysviile 

Marysville 

Marysville 
JIarysville 

Marysville 


page  ti/) 
MOOKE,  JOHXM. 
I'AITERSON  &  VOSBURG 
HARTLETT  &.  CO. 
Coiiistock  Si  Martin 
Kiuit/.iui  Si  Sliaw 
Kaoliiiian,  Lages  &.  Co. 
lUDGER.  GEORGE  W. 
EAKL,  O.  W. 
Oreenliood,  M. 
HAMMER &  KEDER 
Havilen,  V.  C. 
S1.\IS  &  HARRErr 
Smith.  H.  G. 
Speiipor  &  Millard 
\V«)(1  &  Kenyon 
Smith,  E.  D. 


Marysville 
Meadow  Lake 
Meadow  Lake 
Red  Klnll' 
Red  Klufl' 
Red  Hlntf 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacnimento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
San  Riienaventnra 


SPRIN(4,  T.  W.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  II)  San  Jose 

TOMLINSON  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pa«e  37) 


Hurl,  1).  W. 
ftreenhood,  M. 
Perkias,  W.  L.  &  Co. 
Whitney  Si.  Co. 
Hcyssor  Si.  Ilanpt 
llriickinan,  C.  C. 
Capurro,  M. 
Ilnllimin,  C.  II. 
HiighcK  &  Keys 
UDl),  G.  S.&URO. 
Mallou  Si.  Dngaii 
PACHK  &  CO. 


San  Pedro 

Sliinglc  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Sto<'kton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 


PETERS,  J.  D.  (see adv.  dept.  page  31)  Stockton 
YOST,  FREDERICK  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  3'2)  Stockton 
Jackson,  Ilenrv  Watsonville 

COMSTOCK  &  MARTIN  Weavervillo 

BANNING,  PHINEAS  &  Co.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  37)  Wilmington 

Merchants— Flour. 

[See  Flour  Dealers.] 

Merchants— Forwarding. 

[See  also  Expreases.] 

Xonree,  G.  F.  Chico 

EglHJit  &  Co.  Cisco 

Ixict  &  Co.  Cisco 


Earl,  D.W. 

Greenwood,  M. 

Whitney  &  Co. 

Worriir,  J.  &  Co. 

LUTHER,  W.  T.  &  CO. 

Gay,  M.  &  Co. 

Grosliong,  U. 

Robinson  &  Nelson 

Averill  &  Snrawl 

Perkins,  W.  L.  &  Co. 

I3ANNING,  P.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 


page  37) 
TOMLINSON  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  37) 
Cheney  Sc  Cocoran 
BOCKIUS,  CHAS.  G.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  (») 
BOON.  CUMMINS  &  Co.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  G3) 
DENTON,  W.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  75) 
ELLIS.  W.  T. 
FOULK,  GEORGE  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  tj8) 
JIIT  &  GIGNOUX  (see  adv.  dept. 


Colfax 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Downieville 

Giialala 

Gaalala 

Gnalala 

Happy  Camp 

Latrobe 

Los  Angeles 

Tx)8  Angeles  j 
Jjower  Lake  1 

Marysville 


Marysville 
Marysville 
Marysville 

Marysville 


KNIG 

page  (ifi)  '    Marysville 

WALKER,  MOORE  &  Co.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  tJ8)  Marysville 

WILLIAMSON,  JAMES  (see  adv.  dept 


page  67) 
Baker,  II.  W. 
Bartlett  &  Co. 
Comstock  &  Martin 
Rantzau  &  Shaw 
TEAMSTERS'  ASSOCIATION 
EARL,  D.  W. 
Grcenhood,  M. 
Hobby  &  Potter 
Teamstei-s'  Association 
Whitney  b  Co. 
Scith,  t:.  D. 


Marysville 
Phicerville 
Red  niatf 
Red  Bhitf 
Red  Bluff 
Red  Blnff 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
Sacramento 
San  Buenaventura 


dept 


TOMLINSON  &  CO.  (see  adv 

page  37) 
Earl,  D.  W. 
Greenhood,  M. 
Perking,  W.  L. 
Whitney  &  Co. 
Beysser  &  Ilaupt 
Bruckman,  C.  C. 
Capurro,  M. 
Hughes  &  Keys 
LADD,  G.  S.&BRO. 
Mallon  Sl  Dngan 
PACHE,  J.  &  CO. 
PETERS.  J.  D.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept 

YOi^fFREDERICK(seeadv.  dept.  p.  32)Stockton 
C0.^I8T0CK  &  MARTIN  Weaverville 

BANNING,  P.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pajfe  37)  Wilmington 

Merchants— General. 

Where  may  be  found  a  general  nssortment  of  Cloth- 
ing, Dry  Goods,  Groceries,  Provisions,  Hard- 
ware, Agricultural  Implements,  etc..  Merchants 
dealing  in  a  single  kind  of  goods  will  be  found 
under  their  respective  heads. 


San  Pedro 

Shingle  S))ringB 

Shingle  Sjirings 

Shingle  Springs 

Shingle  Springs 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Stockton 


Stockton 


Brecse,  Hamilton 
Hart,  John 
Trask  &  Thompson 
Wolfe  &.  Brady 
Bernard,  George 
Eiginoff,  David 
Olsese,  A. 
Schenfeld  Si.  Co. 
Steinberger,  A. 
Barber,  A.  8. 
CORNWALL,  G.  A 
Sohn,  Peter 


Agun  Caliente 

Agua  Caliente 

Agna  Caliente 

Agiui  Caliente 

Agua  Fria 

Agua  Fria 

Agua  Fria 

Agua  Fria 

Agua  Fria 

Alameda 

Alamo 

Alamo 


m 


'W 


I'; 


;i'!i 


iV  I 


A.  BOMAN  ft  Co.,  San  Franoiaoo.  Gtoneral  Agenta  for  Subscription  Books. 


NOBTH  AMWRIOA  UTO]  INSXTBAKOB  GO.   Vor  valiubla  infonuAtion  turn  to  page  161. 


486 


PACIFIC     COAST     IIUSINES^     DIUBCTORY, 


White,  L.  E.  dt  Co.  Albion 

Hcnnesey.  Patrick  Allison  liancli 

CHITE,.IOHN  H.  Alle^liiiny 

CRAFTS  &.  CO.  AllcKlmnv 
PKINCE,  H.  H.  (aeo  ndv.  dent.  p.  3H)          Altiiville 

.JOHNSON  &  GKEGG  Alvarado 

Livv, 8.  Alvarado 

STORES,  JAMES  J.  Alvarado 

Sollike,  J.  A.  Aiviso 

GARDNER  &FLEEHAUT     .  Amador  City 

Sawyer,  J.  J.  American  Flat 

Davis  ]{rog.  Analieim 

|jan){enberg  &  Co.  Analieim 
Gary,  8.  (".                                      Anderson's  Valley 

Perano,  John  Angers  (-'ani'ii 

Pentno,  Joseiih  Angel's  Camp 

Scriliner.  J.  C.  Angel's  Camp 

PaitHon  Ac  Co.  Antelope  City 

Doodv,  P.  Anthony  Ilonse 

HOJIIJURG,  M.  ft  CO.  Antioch 

PETERSON*  MARSH  Antioch 

WOLF,  S.  &  CO.  Antioch 

Howen,  G.  C.  Arciita 

lirisHHrd  &  Van  Kossum  Areata 

Ciillberg,  J.  Areata 

Fleishman,  II.  Areata 

WILLMENT,  G.  Aiihnrn 

Iiarks&- Yoiiree  Dald  Hill 

Flood,  R.  Itangor 

Shattnck.P.  F.  Bangor 

nURT  HR08.  Bath 

Thornbiirg,  M.  Bear  River 

Woods,  Joseph  Bear  River 

Castugnetta  &.  Co.  Bear  Valley 

Dodge  &  Bro.  Bear  Valley 

Fralins  &  Co.  Bear  Valley 

Mariposa  (,'onipany  Bear  Valley 

Ponpion,  Victor  Bear  Valley 

Ql'EIROLO,  JOSEPH  Bear  Valley 

CLARK  ic  WALTERMIRE  Belmont 

Danforth,  E.  Benicia 

Knight,  Mark  Benicia 

Keppler  6l  Mack  Benton 

Morrison,  R.  J.  Benton 

Penett,  J.  8.  Bidwell's  Bar 

Cavagniiro.  John  &  Bro.  Big  Oak  Flat 

Noiiiglia,  Stephen  &  Co.  Big  Oak  Flat 

Rebonl,  C.  Big  Oak  Flat 

Tannabill,  James  Big  Oak  Flat 

Bowkofskv,  O.  8c  Co.  Big  Valley 

ARTHUR,  C.R.  BloomHel'd 

BERNHARD  &  CO.  ]iloomlield 

WOOD,  W.  B.  Bloomtield 

Stevenson,  Aiken  &  Co.  Bodega 

Kowalsky  &  Co.  Bodega  Corners 

Newberg'  &  Goodman  Bodega  Corners 

Stevenson,  Aiken  ft  Co.  Bodega  Corners 

Cluver,  Henry  Uolinas 

I./evy,  Meyei's  Bollnas 

Rosenberg,  OtIoW.  Bolinas 

Wilkins,  H.  (!.  Branch  Stflre 
Washburn,  A.  H.  Mariposa  County,  Bridgeport 
BRYANT,  A.  ¥.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  174) 

Mono  County,  Bridgeport 


Fonte,  A. 

Rosenberg,  M.  J. 

Halphan  Sl  Son 

.SCHAAF.  FREDERICK  W 

Woods,  M. 

Haskell  ft  Phillips 

Hull,  Sylvester 

Wagner,  William 

Shnnnahan,  John 

Fitzsimmons,  John 

Koter,  D. 

Tnohy,  A.  V. 

Hotfman,  A. 

DAVIDSON,  L. 

FREEMAN,  F.  S.  &  CO 


Brooklyn 

Brooklyn 

Brown's  Valley 

Brown'*  Valley 

Brown's  Valley 

Buchanan  Hollow 

Shasta  County,  Buckeye 

Buck's  Ranch 

Bucksport 

Buena  Vista 

Bnmett 

Burwood 

Cache  Creek 

Cacheville 

Cacheville 


GRIFFITH,  A. 
Simpson,  White  &  Co. 
Woodwortli  &  Co. 
Woodworih,  8.  M. 
Deimv  &  Bro. 


Caclu'vilje 
Cahto  I 
CaliHiojni 
Cilliulo;;!! 

CallabHn'x.Riiiicli  I 


Haisllp,  J.  B.  Scott  River,  Callahan's  liunch 

Hall,  E.  H.  Callahan's  Kuiuh 

Holl  &  Bro.  Scott  River,  Callahan's  Raiiclj 

Wichelhauaenjll.  &  CO.  Ciilpfllii 


(Javageiiaro,  D. 
Dios,  F.  D. 
Doherty,  M. 
Letinvis  &  Garrett 
Marcy,  J. 
Frank,  Isaac 
Kelly  &.  Park 
Sii/.ardo,  F. 
Vanderburgh,  Wm. 

^^'o(>lHev  fi-  Co. 

PCRIN'(i'rON,S.W 

Reddan,  Heiirv  W. 

Brooks  &  Kellogg 

Merrill,  W.  P. 

Jackson,  J.  G. 

Bennett  Sc  Miller 

Anderson  &  Co. 

McCnne,  F.  8. 

Slocnm,  John  C. 

Feder  &  Hirsh 

Sal/.,  Jacob 

Moore  Ac  McDanel, 

Vinton,  Thomas  L. 

Martin,  M.  W. 

MORGAN,  HENRY 

Mnrpbv,  J.  B. 

BIDVVELL,  T.  J.  (see  atlv.  dept.  p.  8!)) 

Brchlaner,  B. 

SL'YDAM  &  JONES  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  80) 


Caiiiaiuhc  I ' 

Caniaiiclic : 

Caniiiiiclic  i ' 

Cainaiiclic  I 

Caiiiaii(li('   ' 

Frankfort,  Caiii|H)  .Seio^ ' 

Canipo  Hero  j  1 

Canipii  Soco  j  | 

Campo  Si'po '  I 

Cainjio  Scco !  1 

Caiiiploiiville   ] 

CamjitoiiN  illc  ^ ' 

Canon  City  1 

Carey's  Milfs  J 

CiiH|mr  I 

Cecilviili'  t 

Cenlicvilie  ' 

Fresno  River,  Ceiitrcvilli. : ' 

('enlrcvillc  ' 

Ceiilrcvillc 

Centievilli'!  j 

Butte  County,  Clieioka',  i 

Butte  Coinity,  Clu'iiikre  1 

Nevada  County,  Clieiokoc   j 

Ncva<la  County,  ('beidkee  j 

Nevada  County,  Clierokw 

■       ■  "■■■  ('liicu'l 

Cliiro  1 

Chii'o ' 


WOOD  Sc  CHAPMAN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  90)  Cliiro 


Hodgdon,  H.  A. 
Miiipbv,  M. 
Pillon,"A. 
Bunk  Si.  McAdams 
Egling,  C. 
Giu-no,  Peter 
Wulkerley  &  Bro. 
Bei'gli,  Henry 
.Millie,  Patrick 
Myers.  O.  Sc  Co. 
Burckbalter,  F. 
Hevener  St.  Eldred 
STEWART,  DANIEL 
Wyiiian  Sc  Webster 
Ke'roul,  G. 
Tliereau,  J.  &,  C. 
RHINE  Sc  CO. 
Bearding  iV.  Loliidc 
Pratt  &  Holbrook 
Mhcliell,  C.  B. 
Wise  Sc  Goldlish 
Loofboiirrow,  D.  T. 
E(J»ERT  &  CO. 
HALPHEN  Sc  SON 
Ziegenbein  Sc  Hefner 
BELL,  ROBERT 
CHILD,  8.  F. 
DAVIS,  L. 
Weller,  8.  B.  Sc  E. 
Batlaitte,  John  A. 
Bogan  &  Co. 
Diibosn,  William 
(iiirihiildi  &  Co. 
Silverberg  &  Co. 
Beronis,  P. 
Bruiiet,  L. 
Kelly,  C.  &  B. 
Knapp,  Sewel 
Oliver,  P. 
PARKER  &  BACON 


Cliill 

(Milli 

Chili 

Chinese  Cuini) 

Chinese  C'liiiip 

Chinese  Caiiiji 

Chinese  ('am|i 

Cliuriitown 

Cluii'iiliiwii 

Churntiiwn 

Cini'o 

Cim) 

( 'irei 

Ciwo 

Claiksville 

Clarktivllle 

Clayton 

Cleveland 

Clipper  Mill» 

Cloverilalt 

Cloverdiile 

Cold  Spring' 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Colfax 

C'oloiiin 

,       Cloloiun 

ColoiiiK 

Colmiui 

Coloraiio 

(Colorado 

('oliiradii 

:^         Colonido 

Colorado 

Coliiiiiliiii 

Coluniliin  i 

ColiiDiWa 

Coliiiiiliia 

Coluinliia 

Columbia 


Mora,  Thomas,  1 


The  Direotory  of  the  PAOH'IO  ia  qompond  of  the  best  buaineas  men  of  Oalifomia. 


r'M 


A.  KOHIiSB,  Ban  Franoisoo,  Agent  for  Ohiokerins  ft  Son's  Flanoa. 


Cliico 

Cliioi '  •■ 

lO)  ('l)ico  U 

Chili '  A 

vm  " 

Chili ;  II 

;»e  Camp :  _ 
iHe  Cmiiii   "I 
'Be  Ciiiii|i 
luriitown 
iinitdwii  „ 
lurntown   j| 

ClKCO  ,  j 

('ifoo  i  1 
('iwio! 
Cinco ; 
lurksvillc 
Itirkxvillc  i 
Cliivioii; 
Dleveliind  ■ 
)|it'r  Mills 
lovi'lilillc 
lovorilule 
1(1  Spring 
Colfiix 
Col  las 
(Colfax 
Culoina 
Coloiim 
Coloma 
(Joliinm 
Coloriulo 
Colorado 
('oloriiJii 
Coloriulo ' 
Coloriul" 
Coliiiiihia 
Colunihiii  I 
Cohimhia 
Coliiinhia 
Colninhia 
Columbia 


CALIFORNIA 


MERCHANTS, 


487 


gi'v.  ,:!»|'.  Henry 

tttse.  1'" 
llnrriH  &  Jone« 
WAKK-  (lEOimi' 
IMeice  &  LoKHD 
Wiliard,  O.  K. 
Dmitfherty,  J. 
Eiiicry  &  Cutler 
Hoiiijislterner,  L. 
RiiHo,  Htob. 
liuhriiieiHter,  C. 
AroiiKon,  Henrv 
BlHukf,  A. 
Iliifuiwk.  A.  _ 
Adams,  J.  W. 
Berry,  J.  W. 
Jack'noii,  A.  H. 
Laventhal,  E., 


Columbia 
Eddy  Lnndin)jf,  ColiiBU 

CuhlilH 

\V.  (see  adv.  dcpt.  p.  60)  CoIiihh 
Copper  City 
("opper  City 
Copporopolis 
Coi)pero|)oliR 
tlojiperopollH 
Cop|)eropoliH 
Cordeliii 
CosiimneH 


Smkiyoii  (Jouiity,  Cottonwood 
SiHkiyuii  Comity,  Coltoiiwood 
Teliiiliiii  County,  Cottonwood 
Teliiuiin  ("oiuity,  Cottonwood 
TeliHiiiit  Comity,  Cottonwood 
Tcliaiiiu  Co.  Ilattlo  Creek, 

Cottonwood 
Mora,  Thomas,  Tehama  County,  Sliingletown 

Col  ton  wood 
SimoriB,  J.  W.    Tehama  County,  Purkvillo, 

(Jottonwooil 


9 


Ciulinian  Sc  Co. 

KrHiicim'o,  B. 

FRANKL,  L. 

MyerH,  Henry 

I'eiulola  &  SaiiKuinetti 
Tesfornia  &  Co. 

Anthony  &  Van  Pelts 

Uurr  &  KuBBell 
j  Hiuuly,  A. 
!  Miirphv,  E. 
1  Ku^seli,  George  &  Co. 
I  Woodburv  &  Murhofer 

Devilev,  U.K. 
!  Keud,  A.  G. 
i  COHEN,  MICHEL 
j  Morton,  George  W. 

Owens,  A. 
I  Rosenliern,  M. 

Ellen,  Turner  &  Co. 

LEVY  &  HAltUIS 

Chiuivin,  E, 

Kaddiir.J.  H. 

Taylor,  A.  &  Bro«. 

Kelton  &  Kellogg 

GokIio,  Antoua 

Winn,. J. 

EHHtiiitin,  Thomas  M. 

STODDEllT.  WILLIAM 

WEIL,  JOHN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  82,i 

Showozler,  George 

Clark,  W.  O. 

RIOIITMYER,  B.  F. 

WILLIAMS,  8.  C 

GREENE,  J. 

LcML't'eld  &  Shimun 

ARNSTEIN,  L. 

BlIRC'KHALTER,  F. 

MAKER,  G.  8.  ; 

RUN  K  EL,  J.  H. 

Dull  Bros. 

Hiibhurd,  8.  R, 

Scott,  E.  &  L. 

Gibson,  J.  C.  &  Bro. 

Rodoeino,  G. 


Couherville 

Conlterville 

Coultervillc 

Conlterville 

Coullervillu 

Conlterville 

CrcBoent  ('ity 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  V'uy 

Crescent  City 

Crescent  (Miy 

UamaBciiB 

Fork's  House,  Damascus 

Danville 

Placer  County,  Deadwood 

Siskiyou  County,  Deadwood 

SiBkiyou  County,  Deadwood 

Diainond  Springs 

Diuniond  SpringH 

Don  Pedro 


Chauvin,  A.  C. 
Dean,  J.  J. 
OLDS,  H.  P. 
RiiBscll,  T. 
Willow  &  Steere 
Griflin  &  Hoyt 
Weil,  Jacob 
Melchoir,  J.  P. 
Cox  &  Porter 
Crane,  Amos 
Dwyer,  John 
Feigeubanm  &  Bro. 


Don  Pedro 

Don  Peilro 

Douglas  City 

Douglas  Flat 

Douglas  Flat 

Downieville 

Downieville 

Downieville 

Dry  Creek 

Drytown 

Dry  town 

Drytown 

Dublin 

Dublin 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Eagle  Creek 

Eagle  Ci-cek 

Eagle  Creek 

Eagleville 

Calaveras  County  El  Dorado 

El  Domdo  County,  El  Dorado 

El  Dorado  County,  El  Dorado 

El  Dorado  (.'ounty,  El  Dorado 

El  Dorado  County,  El  Dorado 

El  Dorado  Cuuuiy.  El  Dorado 

'El  Monte 

El  Monte 

Elk  Grove 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka 


HENEY,  C.  H. 

Janssen,  Edmund 
Rohner  Sc  Ellery 
Schmidt,  L.  C.  &  Co.    , 
Sweasey,  W.  J. 
WbIhIi,  Thomas 
WECK,  F.  A. 
BLISS,  H. 
Bohanan,  P.  Si.  M. 
ROHRKLQUSTAV 
Williamson,  Angus  &  Co 
Pnrrinton  &  Carr 
Hurrold,  N.  S. 
Morrow,  L.J. 
Stretch,  J.  N. 
Dodge,  E.  J.  &  Co. 
Titus,  ilohn 
COBLENTZ,  a. 
(!n»ner,  8. 
ERAIIW,  PETER 
Goinbert,  Augnslin 
(.'arnian  &  Mcintosh 
Fisk,  A.  J. 
Helinke,  F. 
Bmdiev  &  Sevniour 
COBLENTZ,  JOSEPH 
McNanieo,  Frank 
Gaskell,  John 
Gaskill,  D.  W.  C. 
Lewis,  A. 
Dibble  &  Spanlding 
FETT,  CHARLES 
Garrison,  J.  G. 
McDONELL,  R.  A. 
Berh,  A. 

Fairchild  &  Forbes 
Forgay,  M. 
Rosenthall  St,  Co. 
CARLOCK,  ADAM  B. 

pagei>r.) 
DIGGLES  HENRY  J.  (sec  ndv 

97.) 
Stone,  S.  E. 
Harmon  Sc  Williams 
Haiilon,  Hall 
Hooper,  G.  F.  Sc  Co. 
O'Donnell,  James 
Stevens,  H.  Sc  Co. 
BATCHELDER,  A.  J. 


/ 


Costa  Lewis,  (Upper  Calaveritas) 

Comeris, (Upper  Calaveritas] 

Othello,  fjoren/.o  (Dry  Creek) 


Kork  &  Schlutiiib 

Rogers,  E.  S. 

Bump,  A.  J. 

Beaatizon,  B. 

FAGG  Sc  BURKE 

Frank,  F.  Sc  Bro. 

Hughes,  Lawrence 

Levy,  Aaron 

Darneale,  Frank 

Vassenser,  Paul 

Parker,  William  H. 

PEDRINl,  C.  Sc  Co. 

Putnam,  Setb 

Riboult,  C. 

Tannahill,  James 

Glassman,  J. 

Luslncky,  Paul 

Robinet,  E. 

Shepherd,  B.  F. 

Thomas  &  Jackson 

McDarment  Sc  Christfield 

Donegnn  Michael 

NEWHOUSE  Sc  SCHEELINE 

Walters  Sc  Bro. 

Einstein  Sc  Bro. 

Wangeuheim  Sc  Levy 

Williams  Sc  Angel 


Eurek" 

Eurek" 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka  North 

Eureka  South 

Eureka  South 

Fairlield 

Fair  Play 

Furniington 

Farmington 

Farniington 

Feriidale 

Ferrv  Point 

Fidillotown 

Fiddletown 

Fiddletown 

Fiddletown 

Firebuugh's  Ferrj 

Fisherman's  Buy 

Fishonuun's  Buy 

Folsom 

Folsom 

Folsom 

Forbestown 

Forbestown 

Forlwstown 

Forest  Citv 

Forest  Hill 

Forest  Hill 

Forest  Hill 

Forks  of  Salmon 

Forks  of  Sulinon 

Forks  of  Salmon 

Forlorn  Hope 

(see  ndv.  dept. 

Fort  Jones 
dept.  p. 

Fort  Jones 

Fort  Jones 

Fort  Tejon 

Fort  Yuma 

Fort  Yunm 

Fort  Yuma 

Fort  Yiiuia 

Foster's  Bar 

Fourth  Crossing 

Fourth  Crossing 

Fourth  Crossing 

Franklin 

Fredericksburgh 

Freeport 

French  Corral 

French  Coiral 

French  Gulch 

French  Gulch 

French  Gulch 

Frenchtown 

F'renchtown 

Fresno  City 

Garden  Valley 

Garden  Valley 

Gurrote 


Garrote 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Gevserville 

Gifisonville 

Gibsonville 

Oibsonville 

Gilroy 

Gilroy 

Gilroy 


A.  BOMAir  &  Co.,  San  Franoiioo.   Photograph  Albums,  Vme  Qift  Books,  etc. 


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PAOIVIO     COAST     BUSINESS    DIREOTORT. 


CaRtlui'iiiKi  A. 
Rnrqimrt,  M. 
M08H,  Tlialclicr 


ALDUU'H.  OEOKOE  I) 

Mason  Sc  Wliile 

8chnal>el,  F.  A. 

Thoriibiir^;  St.  Co. 

Lewii),  Mogee 

Ackeily,  O.  P. 

BeancliHinp  &  Stewart 

Viacava,  Al. 

Nelaon  &,  Drowning 

CAMPBELL  &  STODDARD 

CLAUK,  C.  K.  &  CO. 

FOKD,  MARTIN 

HenneHcy,  Patrick 

.lohnson  St  Co. 

SvlvcBter,  H. 

Wymor  &  O'  Rear 

Even,  Jolui 

Heiriot,  Wm. 

Hodkiiis,  J.  W. 

Smitli,  Edward 

Bidwell,  Henry  C. 

Summerlund,  Isaac 

TrauKli,  L.  a. 

Roberts  St.  Stingeby 

Fleishman  Si  Co. 

Nagler,  Churlee 

Negrini,  C. 

Row  leg,  David 

Issabellu,  Stanislaus 


El  Dorado  County,  Oold  Hill 
El  Dorado  County,  Oold  Hill 
Placer  County,  Gold  Hill 


Kelly  &  Mattinglev 


McDonald,  W 
Ziilmlla,  E. 
Cadiliy,  Martin 
Cani|i'&.  Bootli 
Camj),  James  &  Uro. 

Baker, 

Barr  &  .Inckson 

Clie«(er,  Bros. 

Chester,  Bros. 

Childs,  M.W. 

Covil,  Nelson 

Eugene,  C. 

HARRIS  &  KREMER 

MH.LS,  W.  O. 

Morton,  M. 

Murphy,  J.  J. 

REED'  &  THOMPSON 

SINCLAIR,  D.  A. 

Baylis,  A.  D. 

Stattbrd,J.  A. 

Alien,  Alexander 

Brown,  George 

Levy,  M.  W. 

Bloom,  Baruch  &  Co. 

FENNO,  JAMES  E. 

Hertel,  R. 

MCDONALD  &  WHITMORE 

Meyer  &  Bro. 

Rosenberg,  M.  Si  Co. 

Scott  dc  Edwards 


Gold  Run 

Oold  Run 

Gold  Run 

Gold  Run 

Gold  Springs 

Goodyear  8  Bur 

Goodyear's  Bar 

Goodyear's  Bar 

Gmnd  Island 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

Green  Valley 

Kelly  Creek,  Green  Valley 

Rose  Springs,  Green  Valley 

Kanaka  Valley,  Green  Valley 

Plumas  County,  Greenville 

Greenville 

Greenville 

Yuba  County,  Greenville 

Greenwood 

Greenwood 

Greenwood 

Grove  City 

ii.ilf  Moon  Bay 

Half  Moon  Bay 

Half  Moon  Bay 

Half  Moon  Bay 

Happy  Cump 

Happy  Camp 


Co. 


£1  Tejoi 


Happy  Camj) 
ejon,  H 


laviluli 

Havilah 

El  Tcjon,  Havilah 

Kern  Island,  Havilah 

Havilah 

Oak  Creek,  Havilah 

Green  Horn,  Havilah 

Havilah 

Havilah 

Havilah 

Havilah 

Havilah 

Havilah 

Hay  Fork 

Hay  Fork 

Haywood 

Haywood 

Haywood 

Healusburg 

Ilealdsburg 

Healdsbnrg 

Healdsburg 

Healdhbnrg 

Healdsbnrg 

Healdsburg 


Boyd,  Ritchie  &  Co.  Calaveras  Co.,  Hermit  Val|ey 


Patterson,  George 
Smith,  W.  P. 
Wilson,  W.  H.  Si  R.  M 
Fox,  Thomas 
Greenbaum,  J,  &  Co. 
CavHgnaro,  C. 
Gagliardo,  F. 
Ghirardelii  D.  &  Co. 
Hussey,  P. 
Olcese,  A. 
Semorilo,  G.  B. 
Simpson,  Joseph 
Weil,  I).  &  Bro. 
BEGEN,  M.  &  CO. 
Geriehtcn  Bros. 


Hicksville 

Hicksville 

Hill's  Ferry 

Honcut 

Hoopa  Valley 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

Horsetown 

Horsetown 

Howlanil  Fhit 

Howlnnd  Flat 


Nash,  C.  HunilniK 

Hart,  Thomas  Hydenville 

Metcalf,  O.  D.  &  Co.  liydtHv  ille 

Spencer,  M<  Hydenvi  Ii' 

AYRES,  H.  &  CO.  Camp  Independence, 

IndepeniliMioe 


COHN,  D.  &  CO. 

I^entell,  John 

Rothschild,  J.  S.  ft  Co. 

Rowley,  J.  B. 

Corbns,  A.  T.  ft  Bros. 

Edmunson,  J. 

Cassaretto,  Joseph 

Lemairie,  A. 

Weinkler  ft  Thrift 

Newman,  Abrom 

Dosh,  Charles 

EDWARDS.J.  ft  S. 

Filzsimmons,  John 

ISAACS,  BERNHARD 

STEWART,  DANIEL 

KING  ft  BUTLER 

SOLOMON,  L. 

Galland  ft  Arouson 

Mack,  James 

Nordvke,  M. 

Pratt,  G.  W. 

Simrks,  Isaac 

Tliornton,  J. 

Watson,  G.  W. 

Caminetti,  B. 

GINOCCHIO,  H.  ft  CO. 

KrR(;ZYN,  C.  H. 

LEVINSKY  BROS. 

SANGUINErn,  B.  ft  C. 

Deering  Bros. 

Deering  Bros. 

De.sler,  iMiac 

Kirkwood,  Alex. 

Miuni,  Daniel 

Munn,  Daniel 

Sanborn,  John 

Feder,  S.  ft  Bro. 

lUTTERFIELD,  B.  F 

Donovan,  William 

0|ipeiiheinier,  B. 

RiKpi,  Charles 

Barnes,  I. 

Breed,  L.  N.  ft  Bro. 

Dunnellti,  J.  g.  8. 

(.'arrie  Si,  Even 

Estell,  M. 

Riuib,  L. 

Tinnin  &  Owens 

McMannus,  Thomas 

Poor,  John 

Sawyer,  J.  J. 

Charniak  Si  Levy 

Levy,  A.  Si  Co. 

Flood,  R. 

HAMILTON,  ADAM 

Luce,  A. 

Trailer,  S. 

Marsh  Si  Kennedy 

HILL,  C.  S.  S. 

Iloiiigsberger  Si  Lengfeld 

Lottman,  h.  ft  J. 

PALMER  &  ALLEN 

Rundtill,  B. 

Case  Si  Goodhue 

THOMAS  &  LAUGENOUB 

Bonuero,  Pache  &  Co. 

Randall,  R.B. 

Simon  Si  Jacobs 

Vignois,  John 

Koppel,  Victor 

BROWN,  L.  M. 

SHREVE,  B. 

Charmack,  H.  &  Co. 


Indepeiuleuce 

IndependtJiice 

Indcpenilvnce 

Indept!ii(leiire 

ludiaii  Cifck 

Indian  Diguiii^s 

Indian  (jiilcli 

Indian  (iiilch 

Indian  Oiilcli 

Indiana  Itiiiuli 

lono  City 

lone  (,'ily 

lone  (lit'v 

lone  (,'ily 

lone  Cit'v 

Iowa  Hill 

Iowa  Hill 

JacHito 

ilaciiilo 

Jacinto 

Jafinlo 

Jiicint<i 

Jai'inli) 

Jai'iiitu 

'      JackiHiii 

■lackiiun 

Jackson 

Jackeon 

Jarkeoii 

JackKoaviJIe 

Stevens  Bar,  JackHunvillc ' 

Juck8oiirilli.'  I 

'  JackwMivillej 

JarkHiiiivilli- ' 

Jackvunvilk>| 

JaekHonvillc 

Janu'cldwn 

JaiucKlowii  j 

JuniCTtowiij 

Jllllll'i'tOWIli 

Jaiiit'Htdwii  I 
Lassen  County,  JaiicHvillel 
Lassen  County,  Jancuvillc 
Shasta  County,  JancHvillc 
Jay  Hawkj 
Junciion  f'ilyj 
<       Junction  C'ityj 
Junction  City, 
KcWyj 
Kclscv  i 
Kelsc'v  I 
:  Kclseyvilfe 

Kclsey  ville  i 
Kentucky  lianrhi 
Kernvllle 
'  Kernvillt; 

Kcrnville 
Ktyovilje 
Kniglit'i*  Kerry  1 
Knight'H  Ferry! 
Knight 'h  Kerry 
Knight'H  Kerry 
Knight's  Kerry 
Knight's  I^inKling 
Knight's  L'.iniling 
liii  iimniit 
La  Oniiige 
La  Oniiifie  1 
La  OraiiKe 
La  I'orte 
Lafayette 
Lafayette 
Lakeport 


M 


n 


Bclimidt,  L.  C.  Si  Ci 
FIELD,  W.  A.  &  I 
PAUL,  WILLIAM 
KELLOGG  &  CU' 
barcome,  J. 


The  FA0I7I0  UraUBANGSCIO.  pays  «U|omm  in  Ctold  Coin. 


Pianos. 

CALIFORNIA. 

MERCHANTS. 

489 

Cohn,  H. 

Lakeport 

SMITH  &  PERKIN8 

Meadow  I^ike 

MamiiiiKi  J.  0. 

Lnkenort 
Lanchu  P  ana 

TENNENT.JOHNH. 

Meudow  Ijtke 

HAI.MKK&WOOL8EY 

Smith,  Haycock  &  Co. 

Meiiilow  Vullcy 

j  BiinilH,  J.  C. 

Langwuitb 

Brown,  E. 

MtMidocino 

]  KillMMini,  W.  L. 

•        LuBt  Chance 

Kelly,  W.  H. 
Will  amB,  George 

Mendocino 

.  Kirkliiiul,  Wni. 

Liitrolic 

Mendocino 

5   Am.  .Folin 

Le  wist  on 

Woodward,  L. 

Mendocino 

J   Fox,  W.  L.  &  Co. 

I^ewigton 

WooBter,  George 
Church  &  Huwley 

Sleiidoeino 

i   Krev  &  Uantzau 

Lewislon 

Mendoza 

I  HuiJi, ./. 

Lewiston 

Dunisgnurd  &  Fields 

Mendoza 

Ii   Alexaniler,  P. 

Liberty 

Gardner,  J. 

Mendoza 

t  Alport,  WilliBm 
I  2ieK)^nlieiii,  Jobn 

Liberty 

Rosenthal  &  Co. 

Merced  Falls 

Lincoln 

Koiits,  John  V, 

Meridian 

'   Cme  &  Smith 

Linden 

Tliombrongh,  E.  F.  Sc  Co. 

Meridian 

i  AppleiifHte,  George  W. 
I  WilletB  &  Hobart 

Lisbon 

Ball,  A. 

Slichigun  Bur 

Little  Luke 

l)e  liiimuter,  G.  B.  V. 

Michigan  Bar 

Stlckiiey,  Cooinbg  &  Co. 

Little  River 

LEET  &  GOULD 

Michigan  Bhitt' 

GrIHitbB,  B.  J. 

Little  York 

POLIFKA,  E. 

Michigan  Blutf 

1   Kt>Kiiii,  Jobn 

Little  York 

Gurnot,  H. 

Milbrae 

1  Kolniiin,  NeJBon  &  Co. 

Lockeford 

Gove  &  lironson 

Mil  ford 

Locke,  i).  J.  &  Co. 

Lockeford 

Peyser,  8.  &.  Co. 

Milfort' 

Sexev,  CbaiieH  E. 

Long  Bur 

Curmun  &  Mcintosh 

Millerton 

Siinpwm,  White  &  Co. 

Long  Valley 

DENNY,  J.  E.  &  CO. 

Milleiton 

Wiildl.am,  W. 

Longvill'e 

GREIEU8EN,  GEORGE 

Millerton 

Benedii't,  E.  A. 

Lob  Angeles 

Jones,  J.  R. 

Millerton 

1  Bollo,  Santiago 

Los  Angeles 

Anklin  &  Tungwny 
Wheatley  &.  Eiler 

Millville 

t'Hniiibell,  Tboniton  P. 

Lob  Angeleit 

Millville 

I'HHWI'II  &  KIMh 

Lob  Angeles 

Wilkinson  &  Ross 

Millville 

fHILDS,  M.  W. 

LoH  Angeles 

Creighton,  Frederick 

Milpitas 

1  Colin,  JoBepli 
DES  AUTfeLS,  N. 

Lob  Angeles 

RATH  BORNE,  AUGUSTUS 

MilpitaB 

Lob  Angeles 

Tourtelolte,  John  B. 

Minersville 

Diiconiniiiii,  C. 

Lob  Angeles 

EHRMAN  &  BACHMAN 

Mission  Sun  Jose 

Garcia,  Domingo 

Lott  Angeles 

FIKDERER  &,  CRAIG 

Mission  Sun  Jose 

HAKVKY  C.  L.  &.  CO. 

Lob  Angeles 

Munos,  J. 

Mission  San  .lose 

1  .Iniii'ii,  J. 

Los  Angeles 

Rover,  Joseph  W. 

Alokelunme  Citv 

KELLEU,  MATHEW 

LoH  Angeles 

Ankner,  Jacob 

Mokelniune  Hill 

L.\ZA1U>,  8.  &  CO. 

LoH  Angeles 

BLUM  &  GRADWOHL 

Mokelumne  Hill 

I^vcntlml,  Eliur 

Lob  Angeles 

Costa,  M.  C. 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Kivum,  Doinenico 

LoB  Angeles 

Danielewicz,  (t. 

Jlokeliimne  Hill 

Solomon,  D. 

Lus  Angeles 

Sokolonsky,  Isiulore 
Stnrges,  H.  M. 

Mokelunnie  Hill 

Waller,  George 
DOWNEY,  JOHN  G. 

Los  Angeles 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Los  Nielos 

WEIHE,  EDWARD  &  CO. 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Poor,  Joliii 

Louisville 

Cliirk,  George 

Monoville 

Uerrick  &  Getz 

Lower  Ijuke 

Abrega,  tFose 
Escole  &  Girard 

Monterey 

Thnriimn,  L.  B.  &■  Co. 

Lower  Luke 

Monterey 

Doom,  A.  O. 

Ix)valton 

Giardin,  John 

Monterey 

UveiiB,  H. 

Lynn's  Valley 

Lu  Porte,  William  &  Bros. 

Monterey 

Stearns,  J. 

Lyonsdale 

Little,  Lewis 

Monterey 

:  Cohen,  H. 

Magulia 

Little,  Milton 

Monterey 

Cohn  &  Co. 

Magulia 

Miranda,  Francisco  P. 

Monterey 

Dnnbar,  J.  W. 

Magulia 

Parker,  John 

Monterey 

Jones,  \V.  G. 

Muguliu 

Polaski,  L.  &  Co. 

Monterey 

Marks,  8.  &  Co. 

Magalia 

Rossi,  Santiago 

Monterey 

Moore,  John 

Mugalia 

Roth,  John 

Monterey 

jDeck&Co. 

Maine  Pi-uirie 

Crown,  H.  W. 

Montezama 

Perrv,  S.  P.  &  Co. 

Maine  Prairie 

Carlo,  F. 

Montezuma 

HAIJIUNGTON,  PHINEAS 

Maruga  Valley 

Love,  R.  K. 

Montezuma 

,  lieach  &  Co. 

Mariposa 

Levy  &  Bro. 

Moore's  Flat 

IUOGAN&  CO. 

Mariposa 

Ransom,  I). 

Moore's  Flat 

Cohn,  Willinm 

Muriposu 

Beaeh  &  Co. 

Mormon  Bar 

Fine,  J.  U.  E. 

MaripuBU 

Fine,  J.  R.  E. 

Mormon  Bar 

Frank!,  L. 

Mariposa 

Beecroft,  John  T. 

Slornion  Island 

MACDEKMOT,  C.  P. 

Mariposa 

Dodge  Bros. 

Mount  Bullion 

i  Scalnmnini  &  Co. 

Mariposa 

Murray,  Charles                •  •. 

Mount  Bullion 

Washburn,  A.  H. 

Mariposa 
Mark  West 

Wabucco,  L. 

Mount  Bullion 

lOIANNINl,  HENRY  G. 

Briistgrum,  F. 

Mount  Eden 

Krase,  J. 

JIark  West 

Peternmn,  H. 

Mount  Eden 

WaiiKenheiiD,  8. 

Murkleeville 

Jod,  Julina 

Mountaiu  HouBe 

WEIS,  J.  di  CO. 

Markleeville 

Holmes,  Wra.  H. 

Mountain  Ranch 

Blam,  8.  &  Bros. 

Martinez 

Peggans,  Charles 

Mountuin  Ranch 

Colemun,  Tbomaa 

Martinez 

Pelluton  &  Co. 

Mountain  Ranch 

liHsar,  E. 

Martinez 

Rodoscino,  G.         '  - 

Mountain  Ranch 

Davis  &  Rains 
Beierk,  0.  St,  Co. 
ScUidt,  L.  C.  &  Co. 

Murtinsburg 
Mattole 

Rnpe  &  Dugghie 
Shiiniway,  J. 

Slountuin  Ranch 
Jlountain  View 

Mattole 

Wilhiermer  Bros. 

Mountuin  View 

HELD,  W.  A.  &  BRO. 

Mayfleld 

Compere,  V. 

Murphy's 

PAUL,  WILLIAM 

Muyfleld 

Darling  dt  Hanchett 

Murphy's 

KELLOGG  &  CUTLER 

Meadow  Lake 

Dolan,  William 

Murphy's 

Larcoine,  J. 

Meadow  Lake 

Oiengo,  B. 

Murphy's 

A.  BOUAJr  *  Co.t  8aa  Tnuudsoo, 

reosiva  Now  Booki  by  every  Steamer. 

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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORY. 


Mnrpliy'» 

Miir|iti,v'H 

MllHqilifo 

MllHqilito 

MiiHqiiitn 

Xii|ui  City 

Napii  (!ity 

Napii  ('ily 

Nupii  t'ily 

Niipu  City 

Niitiviiliiu 

Mutividafl 

Nalividml 

JfiiMvidad 

Nt'wciiHtle 

NowcHstle 

NewcHHlle 

NcwciiBtle 

El  Dorado  C!oiinty,  Nowtown 

8liu8ta  County,  Nowtown 

Newville 

NicolaiiH 

NluolaiiB 

NiinHliew 

Norlli  Itrani'h 

North  Columbiii 

Nortli  Fork 

North  Fork 

,  North  Kork 

•         North  Sun  Juan 

Nortli  San  Jiutn 

Nortonville 

Novulo 

Noyo  River 

Oleuui 

Oine^a 

Onion  Valloy 

Oniuho 

Ophirvilk' 

Oregon  Gulch 

Orleans  liiir 

Orleans  Hur 

Oro  Fino 

Oro  Fino 

Oro  Fino 

dept.  p.  86)    Oroville 

I'acheco 

I'acheco 

Pachet'o 

PaiiicHvillu 

Puttees  Kanch 

Pea  Vine 

Pescttdero 

Peseadero 

Pescudero 

PctuliiinH 

Petahinm 

Pctulunm 

Potrolia 

Pctrolia 

Piety  Hill 

Pilot  Hill 

Pilot  Hill 

Amador  County,  Pine  Grove 

Amador  Coimty,  Pine  Grove 

Mendocino  County,  Pine  Grove 

Pinolu 

El  Dorado  Co.,  Pleasant  Valley 

El  Dorado  Co.,  Pleasant  Valley 

El  Dorado  Co.,  Pleasant  Valley 

,  Pleaf>anton 

Pleasanton 

Pleasanton 

Poker  Plat 

Poker  Flat 

Poker  Flat 

Port  Wine 

Port  Wine 


Ranlin.A. 
8ENTKR,  R. 

Arniand,  F. 
Hroad,  F. 
LancaKe.  F. 
Hrown,  W.  R. 
EA8TKRHY  &.  CO. 
Hamilton,  Lamdin  &  Co. 
SaiiiinonMMi,  J, 
Williams,  Sanmol 
Hamol,  Charles 
Johnson,  W.  S. 
Olivns,  JoH<i  Ma 
Wetherill,  A.  A. 
McItridc,J. 
Mitchell,  J.  H. 
Schnuhel,  C.  H. 
Silva,  C.  M. 
Hallclto,  L. 
McGcc,  N. 
Feder,  H.  &  IJro. 
Frye,  Geor^fo  H. 
Kir,  Raldie  &  Arons 
Nesliit,  William 
Ijtttimore,  Daniel 

McDonald,  A.  J. 

C.I  ra way  &  Co. 
Meckel, 'John  &  Bro. 
Scherter,  F.  &.  Co. 
Davidovich,  Stephen 
Pratt,  Edward  8. 
Huinliiii'u,  M.  &  Co. 
J  OUCH,  it.  T. 

Townsend  &  Rrown 

Levy  &  Friedlander 

Roberts,  Geor>{e 

Ncwhoiise  &  Schecliuo 

llutcliinxon,  A.  V,. 

Chont,  E.  Daniel 

Herrick,  Patrick 

Hurt,  W.  E. 

Wasmeth,  P.  it,  Co. 

DavidRon  &  Johnson 

Rilinuor,  11. 

Shellv,  W.  D. 

CLAltK,  JOHN  M.  (sec  ndv 

Bacon,  S. 

HALE  A;  BROTHER 

HOOK,  E.  &  Co. 

Tiiuinons  &  Co. 

Johnson,  C.  K. 

Bnnnel,  V. 

BesHC  &  Garrison 

Goodspeed  it,  Co. 

Kinsey,  Charles 

Hinman  &  Co. 

liiley  &  Hardin 

Sclimitt,  G. 

Ryan,  P.  H. 

Schmidt,  L.  C.  it,  Co. 

Heroes,  John 

Birchani,  William 

McClaxen,  Thomas 

Dexter,  8.  F. 

White,  Lorenzo 

Wooster  &  Brown 

Fernandez,  B. 

Buflington,  J.  R. 

Sbcppard,  Wm.  G. 

Stephens,  Francis 

Bardeline,  Antonio 

Kotlinger,  J.  W. 

McLaughlin,  B.    ' 

Boland,  D. 

Cleghorn,  T.  C. 

Marchini,  G. 

Jouventin,  F.  &  Co. 

KLECKNER  &  BRO 

MASON,  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  84)   ^    Port  Wine 


Poverty  Uur 

ColiiBU  County,  PriiiVeton 

Colusa  (.'ounty,  IMimci,,,, 

Colusa  County,  I'riiicelnn 

MuripoHti  County,  Piiiireion ' 

Mariposa  Coimty,  I'linci'ton 

Mari|K>stt  County,  PiiiK't'ion 

Puiitii  AreiiHn 

I  (^lillry  i 

tiiiiiif y ; 

(Jiiimv 

Ratllcsniiku  Hur 

RattlcHimki)  I)ar 

RcH  lllntr 

Red  Itliiil 


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Treudway,  James  P, 

Boggs,  ilohn 

Riddle,  Jiimes  H. 

Smith,  Stephen 

('uner,  J.  B. 

Dodge  it  Bro, 

Rallucl,  Santo 

Hall,  A.  W. 

Kaulbach,  C.  T. 

lice.  C. 

Moore,  A.  P. 

MvBride,  John 

Stanley  &  Pratt, 

Laventhal,  E. 

Sneiith  &  Bourmaii 

TUTON  &  BUR'rr  (see  udv.  dept 

Red  llliiH 

Red  Dd^ 

Redwood  t'iiy 

Redwood  City 

Redwood  City 

Reilwodd  Ciiy 

Redwood  Cily 

ReynoIdH  Kerry 

Rio  Vistii 

Rio  VjMu 

Roaring  liivir 

Robinson'H  Kerry 

Robinson's  Kerry 

Robinson's  Kerry 

Rockvill'e 

Rohiierville 

Rolinerville 

Roliiieivillc 

Rohiiei'ville 

Udiiii' 

Rosevillc  JiiiK'tion 

Ross'  LaiKJiiiif 

Ross'  Liiiu|jii|( 

Ross'  Laiiiiinu 

Nevada  County,  Rough  and  Ready 

Nt'vada  Coimty,  Rough  uiid  iiead'y 

Nevada  County,  Rough  and  Keuily 

Siskiyou  Co.,  Rough  and  Ready 

Siskiyou  Co.,  Rough  and  lieady 

Round  Valley 

Round  Valley 

Round  Valley 

Rouitd  Valley 

St.  tlohuii 

Salirnu 

Kiiliiiiit 


Henderson,  D.  it,  Bro. 
Diller,  J.  B. 
Field,  C.  J.  it,  Co. 
KlICK  BROTHERS 
Livingston,  (Miarivs 
Thurher,  J.  (l  A. 
Lavilla,  V. 
Chaset  Bros. 
Wcstgate  &  Sons 
Ciisliing,  John 
Oagliunlo,  (i. 
Solai'i,  Petro 
VignoU),  A.  it  (/o. 
(HLMORE  <k  WOOD 
Feigenbaiim,  J.  &.  Bro. 
Holt,  J.  W. 
M('I.ieun,  Johii 
Whitmore,  Joel 
Siiect,  Jonas 
Thomas,  W.  A. 
Barrosey,  (Jcorge 
Shaver,  Isaac 
Smith,  Peter 
Ault,  W.  C. 
Gilham,  J.  H 
Wood,  H.  W. 
D1GGLE8,  J.  A 
Stone,  8.  E. 
Compton,  John  D 
Macbeth,  J. 
Miller  it,  Bunnell 
Turner  is.  Ciirnui 
St.  Johns,  A.  C. 
Davis,  George  &  Bro. 
Smith,  Austin 


Sidialairv 

Salmon  Kulfa 

San  Andreiu 

Calaveras  (!ounty,  San  Aiiilrww 

Calaveras  County,  San  Aialrean 


Anibris,  Dorotes 
I.10W,  James  it,  Co. 
Ramirez,  Autonio 
Rickurd,  W.  C. 
Ames,  E.  &  Co. 
Bernstein,  M. 
Biiiys  &  Bro. 
Cai'u  tc  Jackson 
Fleisher,  W. 
JACOBS,  LEWIS 
Jacobs,  M.  J.  &  Co* 
Kelling,  J.  A. 
LEVi^  I.  H.  &  CO. 
Quinn,  ./Eneas 
Rich,  Jacob  it,  Co. 
Samter,  Julius 
Szubinski  &  Son 
WOLFF  «t  FOLKS 
Woltr,  Morris 


Detordiiig,  William 

CaiiiiilHdi,  J.  S. 

Bond,  John 

Fassarra,  Thomas 

Hurris,  .lames 

Kaiser  &  Friedberger    Calaveras  Co.,  San  Andreas 

Sullivan,  J.  D.  &  Co.      Calaveras  Co.,  San  Andreai 

Morris,  M.  Santa  Cruz  County,  San  Andreai 

Sim  Antonio 
San  Autonio 
.'.;   '  San  Antonio 

San  Antonio 
Sun  Beriiui'dino 
,'fi  \  San  Berimnliiio 

Sal.  Beniardiuo 
Sun  Bernardino 
San  Bernardino 
San  Beriitirdino  1 
Sun  Bernardino  I 
Sun  l'..i,iardiuo 
San  Bernardino 
San  Bernardino 
San  Bernardino  1 
San  Bernardino^ 
Sun  BernimliiiOjl 
Sttu  Bernurdino  r 
San  Bernardino  ' 


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I  CALIFORNIA.        MERCHANTS.  401 


IcHAKI-'EK&OIMJKKTS 
'  Sdliini  &.  Co. 

Iliisli,  TlioimiB  If. 

|)iinolioo,  Jnmei* 

MiiiiHHBe,  .J.  8.  &  Co. 

Mow,  K.  W. 

SloitiiK.  .IohIiuu 

HhII,  I).  V- 

I.iu'li,  Nathan 

AiiJoiiiiH,  K.  &  Bro. 

Sl'KlNd,  T.  W.  &  CO.  (sec  mlv, 
imue  II) 

Ciirdi'llii,  Kilipo 

DOMIKOUY.G. 

llurriH,  I>Hiiiol 

MrMalion.  Jiiiiu'S 

Koolie,  JanieB  II. 

Samit,  Hartolo 

lllork,  Anton 

Keoni'V,  H. 

M(MlliI>AN,  UOHKKT 
i!<liiiiiitii,  Joliu  L. 
;  AIniiiilu,  J. 

lllui'liinHn  &  Curf 
!  I<ri/.>!«lani,  liartolu 
iKHrrell.W. 
I  lluldtreo  Si  Colicii 
'  l/)pe/,  li. 
!  MHiHilla,  V. 
I  M(ito,  PaHcnal 
'  Siimnlep,  .1.  J.  Si.  Co. 
!  Coiitii,  Cave  J. 
,  MimiiiK,  H. 
'  Vhii  NeHH  Sl  Colgate 
jCerf,  A. 

:  Yuliii);,  Tlionias 
ISiiiiB,  A.  W. 

lllosk,  Anton 

iHviniin,  M.  '  ; 

!o(mi|in,  A.  W. 

lU'iiniiif^H  Sl.  AuHtin 

Wljittiikpr  Sl  OillfHpie 
Connor,  William 

Fon/,ei',  John 

HhIii,  a. 
I  Cohen,  K,  St  Co. 

Deiiid,  Cliarleg  T. 

KiietiiiiH,  Anthony 

Ooiix,  J.  E. 

l/)l)ero,  Jog6 

Ijonri'yi'o,  J.  M. 

MHguirc,  F.  J. 

MaBsini,  P. 

Sflmppa,  Pietra  F.  S. 

ArKueit,  J.  ]{. 

Oiiiniiul,  Ix>iiiB 

Hnliich,  AuffURt 

LAMOKY,  K. 

hion,  L. 

\Vidupv,J. 

Hurtlct't  &  Dyer  « 

Kender,  E. 

Ilernheim,  G.  &.  Co. 

BLUM,  1.SAAC  &  CO, 

llro\vn«tonc  ft,  Bro. 

Cooper  &  Co. 

1-ESLIK,  JAMES 

Mescrvc,  A.  It. 

Montevcrde,  M.  O. 
IFray&Hobba 

ScliwHrtii,  L. 

KAUMEU,  E.  T.  &  CO. 

Ileiidley,  John 
iJackBon,  E.  N.  B. 

KESSINGAiTUPPER 
!  Label,  H. 

WISE  &  GOLDFISH 

Wise,  M, 

Laird,  Mitchell 


8tin  Biionavontiira 

San  linciiavtMilnni 

Siin  Dictfo 

Sun  Dit'Ko 

San  DiuKo 

Sun  Dii'KO 

Sun  Dii'i^o 

San  (iahridl 

San  Galiriol 

Sun  JoHL- 

ilcpt. 

San  .loBt) 

San  J nan 

Sun  tinan 

San  ilnan 

.San  J  nan 

San  ilnan 

San  .Inan 

San  Leaixlro 

Nan  LKundro 

San  heundro 

San  Loren/o 

San  LniH  <  MiiKpo 

Sun  LnJM  (>l>ii<|i<> 

San  LnJH  ( MiiH|K> 

San  LniH  Oliinpo 

San  LniM  ObiHpo 

San  Liiiri  OhiHJKi 

San  LniH  OhiKJx) 

Sun  LniH  Oliidpo 

Sun  LniH  OliiHpo 

San  LniH  Key 

San  Malco 

San  Miftnui 

San  Palilo 

San  Pablo 

Sun  Pedro 

Sun  Uafael 

San  Kufanl 

San  Kainon 

Sun  Sinifon 

Sun  Simeon 

Sunel 

Sunoi 

Santa  Burburu 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Barbuni 

Santa  Barbara 

Saniu  Burbani 

Santa  Barbara 

Saiitu  Barbara 

Santa  Burburu 

Santa  Biirbura 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Claru 

Santa  Clam 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  (!lara 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Crnz 

Sinita  Crnz 

Santa  Crnz 

Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Crnz 

Santa  Cruz 

Siinta  Cruz 

Suntu  Cruz 

Suntu  Cruz 

Santa  Cruz 

Suntu  KoBU 

Santa  Uosa 

Santa  Rohu 

Santit  KoBii 

Sunta  Kosa 

Santa  Itosa 

Santa  Rosa 

Saratoga 


Abraoii,  K.  &  J. 
Buel.W.  M. 
Dowran  St  Dyt-r 
Forbt'H  St  Fai'rcliild 
Wu«ni'r,  A.  F.  &  Co. 
Waltern  A.  Powt-rs 
Whilun  St  Bell 
HickM,  (1.  A. 
iHUUfH,  Jolin 
Ncntzel  &  Simon 
Pate  k,  J. 
Oninidrew,  M. 
PuKc,  William 
Arnold,  B.  W. 
PurkiiiH,  S.  1>. 
Mi'Bride,  J.  S, 
Davock  St  Ci 


Sawycr'H  Bur 

Sawyer'H  lliir 

Sawyer  H  Itur 

Sawyei'H  lljir 

Suwyer'H  Bur 

Suwyer'H  llur 

Sawver'H  liar 

Si'ott'H  Bur 

Sciitt'H  llur 

ScoltH  llur 

SpoII'h  Bar 

JolniHon  Bur,  Scott'e  Itur 

.SeurHville 

Nnpu  Comity,  .St'buHtopol 

Nuna  County,  SebuHtopol 

Nevada  County,  SebuHtopol 


Siiiuima  County,  SebuHtopol 
NEWBl  l{(lll&  ZIELCKE,  Sonomii  Co. 

SebuHtopol 

Secret  Baviiu' 

Seiud  Valley 

Seiad  Valley 

Shaw's  Flat 

Slutw'H  Flat 

Sheldon 

Sherlock  Creek 

Shiuftle  Sprin^H 

Shingle  S|)rinuH 

Sierravillfc 

Sierraville 

Silver  Mountain 

Silver  Monnluin 

POWERS,  I.  S.  (nee  itUv.  (lei)t.  puge  175)  ] 

Silver  Muiniluin  i 

Sonqnet, Silver  Muuntain 

SWINEKTON  St  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ir(i) 


Miti'hel,  John 
Bailey  &  ('o. 
Ueeve,  William  B. 
Crane,  H.  G. 
Grunt,  II.  0. 
Maholm,  J.  B. 
C(mkliu,S.  W. 
KPPINGEK,  J. 
WILLING,  R.  N. 
ilenckin, A.  C. 
TliompHon  St  Wood 
C'ourHou,  E  A. 
llarriH,  J.  U.St  Co. 


BLUM  BROS. 

Murphy,  R.W. 

Clark,  L.  B. 

SMITH,  L.  0. 

Anthony  &  Van  Pell 

DAVIS,  W. 

Skelton  &.  Turner 

Dounherly,  J.  F. 

KELLNER  &  KLINE 

LOBREE,  A. 

Lobreo,  iHauc 

Sendennan,  A. 

Weller.  H.  O. 

COOK&MAR.SHALL 

DuhrinK,  F.  &  Co. 

Leiding,  C.  F. 

PAIjL1,G  T. 

Pop|)e,  J.  A. 

Brunie,  G. 

Hull,  Jogiah 

SpiritB,  L. 

BrccH  J,  Stephen 

Por'er,  Edwurd 

Hunter,  W.  H. 

Roeike,  G.  W. 

Sawyer,  J.  J. 

Chupelain,  CharleB 

Hart,  Richard 

Irwin,  Richard 

ThonipHon  &  Kelloffrg 

Twiu^,  James 

Sherburne,  Mi-s.  M.  A. 

Carver  ft  PhilliuB 

Francis,  J.  H.  &  J.  G. 

fiulcwcky,  D.  &  Bros. 

Lazarus  k  Levy  ■         » 

Terkildsen,  C. 

Small,  Jacob 

OWENS,  MOORE  &  COQHILL 

MEADER,  C.  T.  &  CO 

Drake  k  Davis 

Daivily,  Thco. 


Silver  Mounluin 

Silveyville 

,.  Silveyville 

SmartHville 

Smithville 

Smith  River 

Snellin^ 

Siiellin^ 

Suu);ville 

Soniervillo 

Somerville 

Somerville 

Somerville 

Somerville 

Sononui 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

Sonoru 

Sonora 

Souora 

Soquel 

Soijuel 

Spanish  Dry  DiuKitiKS 

Spanisli  Flat 

Spanish  Flat 

Spanish  Ranch 

Spnniflh  Ranch 

Spanish  Ranch 

Spanish  Ranch 

Spanish  Ranch 

Springville 


St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

St.  Louis 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Strawberry  Valley 

Sufjar  Pine 


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Brock,  Samuel  Siiiann  City 

Elirniiin  ft  Biichnian  Siiisiin  City 

Fmiil{,  J.  ft  Co.  SuiBun  City 

WilliinB,  H.  C.                                '  Summit 

AbIi';:,  M.&  Co.  Sueanville 

iiowmaii,  K.  D  Siignnville 

Harvey  ft  Co.  Siisanville 

Knoph,  D.  SuMinville 

Neale,  J.  H.  Susuiiviile 

PeiHer  ft  Blaiigtock                     ,  SuMtiiville 

Piiillios,  N.                                 '  Su8i\nville 

WaiilUi.rui  ft  Oriflin  Suganville 

Pettiiieli,  T.  Suscol 

Kriiniole,  B.  Sutter  Creek 

KEYES.JOHX  Slitter  Creek 

Dannalti  &  Meaner  SweetlnnrI 

Wood,  F.  ft  Co.  Sweetland 

Qiiaiu'lii  ft  LoHHa  Taline 

Ascliheim,  Mnver  8.  Taylorviile 

Adcliheim,  S.  Si.  ft  Bro.  Taylorviile 

CniiniiiKliam  &,  Holtbouse  Tiivlorville 
GALLANl)  &  BRO.  (see  adv.  dent.  p.  9^')  Yehama 
GVLE,  S.  A.  ft  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  !ta)     Telmma 

Fislier  ft  Hill  Telejfrapli  City 

Breeze,  Hamilton  Temeonia 

Ala^ee,  John  Temecula 

Woolf  ft  Brady  Teuieonla 

Heal,  S.  Teiiiescal 

Simpson  ft  Wliite  Ten-Mile  River 

Mc'Cracken,  Hugh  Texas  Springs 

Wright  ft  Bedford  Texas  Springs 

Ca.'laic,  Louis  Thompson's  Flat 

Jones,  A.  Tlumipson's  Fliit 

Tackenbacb,  Angust  Thonipsou's  Flat 

Hclmke,  F.  Timber  Cove 

Cmsgrove,  John  Timbnctoo 

McAllis  &  Gordon  Timbnctoo 

Moore  &  White  Todd's  Valley 

Pond  ft  Constable  Todd's  Valley 

iiirolo,  N.  Todd's  Valley 

BKADV,  E.  F.  Tomales 

niirrON,  W  Tonmlcs 

WIGHTMAN  &  CO.  Tomales 

Unnphy,  P.  K.  Trinidad 

Parker",  Robert  Trinidad 

Caraway  ft  Co,  Trinity 

Meckel," John  ft  Bro.  Tnnit"y 

Scbefl'er,  F.  &  C.  Trinity 

Abrams,  F.  Trinity  Centre 

Dnnpliv,  P.  F.  Trinity  Centre 

Fader  Sc  Allen  Trinity  Centre 

Walters.  A.  Trinity  Centre 

Pntnani,  R.  P.  "       Tnle 

Swearer,  William  Tuttlelown 

Isaac,  J.  &  Co.  Ckiab 

Jones,  J.  &  Co.  IJkiah 

Itilev  &  Hardin  I'kinb 

Albeek.  A.  J.  W.  Union 

Welch,  P.  Y.&.  Sons  Union 

liobr,  A.  Uniontown 

Bonkofskv,  G.  ft  Co.  Upper  Lake 

BERNAI'H),  A.  P.  VHcaville 

Blnni  Bros.  ,          Vacaville 

Alfreds.  P.  Vallecito 

COHEN  &  LEVY  Viillecito 

Cnnes,  M.  Vallecito 

Bergwail,  G.  Vallejo 

Fowler  &  Co.  A'allejo 

Greeves,  Wm.  C.  Vnllejo 

Incell,  William  Vallejo's  Mills 

Sc<itt,  Thomas  Vallejo's  Mills 

LOPER,  CHARLES  B.  &  CO.  Vallcjr  Ford 

Aldrioh,  G.  I>.  Virginia 
BROWNE,  J.  M.  (see  p.dv.  dept.  page  48)      Vi»alia 

DOUGLASS,  I).  R.  VIsulia 

Green,  H.  Visalia 

JACOB,  E.  Visaliu 

Rinstein,  M.  Visnlia 

Rodgers  &.  Reynolds  Visidiik 


SWEET,  8. 

Wallack,  D. 

BURLESON,  C.  D. 

CLUTEE,  P.  A. 

HANFORI),  8. 

SOUACCO  BROS. 

PEEL,  L.  G. 

PENNIMAN  &  SEARS 

Chamblin,  John  L. 

Brimskill,  £. 

Kohler,  H. 

Van  Dnsen.  L. 

Sevey,  G.  W. 

Wanng,  Amos 

Mack,  Wm.  H. 

l)e  Pray.  Panl  &  Co. 

Brownstone,  I.  &,  Co. 

Burk,  N. 

(;(K)per  &  Co. 

D'Avibi,  G. 

FOUL>  &  SANBORN 

({OLDSTEIN,  E.  L.  Jt  CO. 

Mosto  &  Co. 

Stoesser,  Otto 

TINNIN  &  OWENS 

Gradacap  &.  Rutieii 

Mnsto.  Peter 

Novilla,  F. 

O/.trano.  L. 

Keslcr,  William 

Mitchell,  L. 

McErlane,  Hngb 

Cbilds.  M.  W. 

KREMEU  &  CO. 

Lewis.  H.  C. 

porrs,  J.  W. 

Hooper,  William 
BARNES  &  PETRAY 
S<'bwiizer  &   Rosenberg 
Brown.  J.  F. 
Bentley,  H. 
Bolt,  Charles 
Lavisekey,  J. 
Barber  &'  Gray 
Hvmnn,  S.  &  M. 
KkLLY,  M.  G. 
Tripp,  R.  O. 
Wilkerson,  AV.  S, 
Silva,  Mannel  M. 


Visalia 

VisHliii 

Voloiiiio 

Viilfano 

VollHIlo 

Volcaiin 

Walnut  Creek 

Walmit  Creek 

M'ahint  Gi<pve 

Nevada  County,  Wi>hiiin>!toii 

Nevada  County,  Wiinliinjitdn 

Nevada  Connty,  WaBbin^'iiin 

Yolo  Comity,  Wanliin^ton 

Yolo  County,  Wiisliiii({iiin 

Washington  Corners 

Walwm  (iiilch 

Walsonville 

VVatsonville 

Wat«oi\ville 

Watsoiiville 

Watsonville 

Watsoiivillo 

WattiOiiville 

WiitHoiivillo 

WeavtTville 

Went  I'fiiiii. 

West  Pdiiii 

Wi'Ht  I'liiiit 

VW'st  I'oiiil 

Wbi«k(.'Viown 

Wbite'Kiver 

A.'bitlock  ('reel; 

Wibiiiii;.'lnii 

Wiliiiiiij.'toii 

Wilniiiif.1(m 

Wlliiiiiitfliiii 

Wilson's  Kani'li 

Wiiidiior 

Wiiiilrtir 

Wisi'oiisin  Hill 

WiioiUiiidjie 

W(i(Hll'ri<l!.'e 

Womlliiidirf 

NX'oodliinil 

WiHidiiiiiil 

Woddside 

V.'oodiiiilc 

Wyaiidolte 

Wvali'x  Store 

Wviiii  H  Slcirc 

'  Hill 

Hill 

'  Hill 


Trabuco,  L, 

Snow,  L.  A.  Bntte  Connty,  Vimk 

Wells,  M.  H.  Yank 

Biddle,  Amos  Tnolunine  Coiintv.  \>i!ii'tc 

KlNiJ,  JOHN&,  CO.  "  Yankee  Jims 

Taylor,  William  Y'anks  Sm'm 

Franklin,  S.  You  Hel 

Hvdelitr  &  Co.  You  Hel 

BATTERTON,  WILLIAMSON  D.  Yreku 

BERtUiREN  &  CONROY,  Vnka 

HANDY,  R.  B.  &  (;0.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  !tx  )  Yrekii 
KING,  FRANKLIN  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  iW  )  Yreka 
Pfenninger,  Herman  Vreka 

UINSMORE,  ROBERT  Yaba  ( ilv 

Milliners.        ■ 

Shannon,  William  Mrs.  Eureka 

Jacobs,  H.  Mrs.  Folmaii 

Smith,  A.  Ml*.  Volnoai 

Allen,  L.  M.  Mrs.  HeaUlKluui! 

Gedney,  Emma  H.  Mrs.  HealdKliurx 

.Scott,  {'.  8  Mrs.  MurvKville 

Smith,  A.  Mr.f.                      <  Marjsville 

Warren,  Bessie  Miss  Murvsvilie 
Root,  C.  Mm.                                    Mokelumiie  Hill 

COMSTOCK,  C.  E.  MRS.  NapaCiiv 

For<l  Sc  Patten  Napa  I'ii.v 

Dunlap,  R.  E.  Mrs.  OaklamI 

Cooper,  H.  H.  Mrs.  Pcialiiiiiii 

Fine,  C.  Ac  L.  Missea  PetaininH 


VlM  PAOino  MfBPBAJroa  OO.  InmrM  awriiut  'ir*  wd  lUrina  hMWdt. 


j  Liudsev,  T.  S.  Mise 
I  Lovett,  O.  H.  Mrs. 
IS  j  Selindek,  M.  Mrs. 
Timn.  M.A.Miss 
i  I  Colby,  Sirs. 
'  Lctclier,  Mrs. 
j  Williunis,  M.  Mrs. 
Ipiielaii,  Mary  H. 
I  Auies,  Henry  Mm. 
lUAKKETT,  J.  A.  1 

Blacklearb,  F.  Mrf 

1  Carly,  E.  JI.  Mrs. 

I  Conrad,  J.  Mi's. 

;  Demi's,  C.  L.  Miss 

■  Foster,  S.  G.  Mra. 

!)IcClelland,  M.  H. 

Ryiin,  M.  Miss 

'  Babsler,  Alice  Mrs. 

lltRANDON,  HEL 
'iKiiott,  E.  D.  Mrs. 

ILiuoIierg,  P.  Mrs. 

Ijlarten,  M.  R.  Mrs. 

i^mith,  E.  C!.  Miss 

:  Kidley,  Mrs. 

llmnier,  Snsnu 

Henderson,  Harriet 

j  Hridges,  P.  .^Irs. 
[ !  Eckstrom,  Mary 
iKilliSOX,  C.  MRS. 

JOHNSON,  A.  MR 

Pearce.J.  W.  .Mrs. 

Shea,  J.  M.  Mrs. 

Sjiriiiger,  Maria 

jHadley,  Sarah 

■Suyder,  W.  Mrs. 

Milli 

i       [See  also  Dry  G 

'Jaeolw,  H.  .Mrs. 

Smith,  A.  Mrs. 

Jacobs,  S 

Liuk,  Annie  Mrs. 

Allen,  L.  SI.  Mrs. 

flediiev,  Eiiinm  H.  J 

Mails,  M.  A.  .Mrs. 

Dellew,  Mary  Miss 

Soott,  C.  S.  .Vlrs 

Smith,  A.  Mi's. 

Warren,  Bestiie  Mist 

Koot,  C.  Mrs. 

Cooper,  H.  H.  Mrs. 

Fine,  (;.  &  L.  Jlissee 

Liiidsev.T.  S.  Miss 

Lovett,  O.  H.  Mrs. 

.'*flmdek,  M.  .Mrs. 

Taiiii,  JI.  A.  .Miss 

Jones,  A.  F.  .Mrs. 

Letcher,  Mrs. 

Wlllianis,  SI.  Mrs. 

I'beinn,  Mary  H. 
I  Ames,  Henry  Mrs. 

lUHKETT,  J.  AM 
'Uluckleach,  F.  Mrs. 

I'arly,  E.  M.  Mrs. 
1  Conrad,  J.  Mrs. 
I  iJennis,  C.  L.  Miss 

Foster,  8.  G.Mrs. 
iMcClelland.M.  H.  M 
!RyHn,M.  Miss 
I  tansler,  Alice  Mrs. 
|URANUON,  HELE 
I  KiKitt,  E.  D.  Mrs. 
i  Liiioberg,  P.  Mrs. 
Marten,  M.  R.  Mrs. 
Smith,  E.C  Miss 
Hendei'son,  Harriet  J 
Leon,  John 
•Wdtfes,  P.  Mrs. 

A.  BOMAN  * 


A.  KOHUBB, 

9ui  Vnmoisoo,  Importer  and  dealer  In  Huaio  Books. 

CALIFORNIA.         MILLINERS  —  MILLS. 

493 

Lindsev,  T.  S.  Mise 

Petalnnia 

Eckstrom,  Slary 

Stockton 

Lovetti  0. 11.  Mrs. 

Petal  uma 

GinsoN,  c.  Mrs. 

Stwkton 

Soliftdek,  M.  Mrs. 

Petalnnia 

JOHNSON,  A.  SIRS. 

Stockton 

Twin.  M.  A.  Miss 

Petaluniu 

Vincent,  (Seorffe 

Stockton 

Colbv,  Sirs. 

Plucerville 

Poaice,  J.  W.  Sirs. 

Suisun  City 

Letflier,  Mrs. 

Placerville 

Shea,  J.  SI.  Sirs. 

Valleio 
Vallejo 
Visalia  i 

WilliiiiiiH,  M.  Mrs. 

Placerville 

Springer,  Maria 
lladlev,  Sarah 

Pbeliin,  Mary  H. 

Redwood  City 

Awes,  Henry  Mrs. 

Sacramento 

Snyder,  W.  Sirs. 

Yreka 

BAKKETT,  J.  A.  Mrs.  (see  adv 

dept.  p.  43) 

SiH'rainento 

Mills,  Cotton. 

Blackleaoli,  P.  Mrs. 

Sacnimento 

Oakland  Cotton  Slauufacturing  Co. 

Oakland 

Carly,  E.  M.  Sirs. 
Confuti,  J.  Mrs. 

Sacramento 
Sacramento 

Mills,  Flour. 

Deiurs,  C.  L.  Miss 

Sacramento 

[For  list  of  Grist  Slills  in  the  State,  with  location,  | 

Foster,  S.  (i.  Mrs. 

■Sacramento 

eiipaeity,  etc.,  of  each,  see  Introductory  Snni- 1 

McClelland.  M.  H.  Miss 

Sacramento 

niiiry.] 

1 

Kynn,  M.  Miss 

Si'i-'iniento 

Stevens,  C.  J. 

Alvarado 

Bawler,  Aliee  Mrs. 

.Siiw  Jose 

LEITCII,  I.  H. 

Alviso 

BRANDON,  HELEN  MKS. 

San  Jose 

iiowley,  A.  B. 
Mullett,  Kichard 

Alviso  J 

Kuott,  E.  1).  Mrs. 

San  Jose 

Auburn  ' 

Liuol)er^,  P.  Mrs. 

San  Jose 

Grabani  &  Stoddard 

Bear  River  : 

Marten,  M.  R.  Mrs. 

San  Jose 

HASSETT  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  15)   Brooklyn 
Cacheville 

Smith,  E.  C.  Miss 

Sun  Jose 

DlNGLEi'&  HATCH 

Kidlcy,  Mrs. 

Santa  Clara 

lieimett,  Ohadiah 

Cahto 

Boonier,  Siisiin 

Santa  Cruz 

Cahto  Slill  Co. 

Cahto 

Henderson,  Harriet  Mrs. 
Bridges,  P.  Mrs. 

Santa  Rosa 
Stockton 

Shurniaii,  Spalding  &.  Cook                              Colusa 
Nicholas  &-  Gear         Tehama  County,  Cottonwood 

Eckstrotn,  Mary 

Stockton 

Comee,  O.  W. 

Folsoni 

GIHSON,  {;.  MRS. 

Stockton 

HA.SSETT  &  VAUGHAN 

Ilealdsburg 

JOHNSON,  A.  MRS. 

Stockton 

CnmiiiiiiK,  J. 
Hall  &.  Ilarron 

lone  City 
lone  City 
Kelscy  i 

Peitrce,  J.  W.  Sirs. 

Suisun  City 

Shea,  J.  M.  Mrs. 

Vallejl) 

Allison  it  Co. 

Smnger,  .Maria 
Hadley,  Snrali 

Vul!e|o 

TILLOCH,  1).  W. 

Kniuht's  FerrV  i 

Visalia 

(lAHDXER,  ROBERT                 Kniuht's  Landinl- 

Snyder,  W.  .Mrs. 

Yreka 

Reedy,  Dye  &  Co. 
STANI)I>>11,  P.  H. 

l{vner«oii&.  Waflev 

La  Grange  ' 

Millinery  Gtoods. 

Lafayette  : 
Linden  1 

[See  ali-o  Dry  Goods;  also  Fancy  Goods.] 

S.MXSEVAIN,  J()HX  L. 

Liis  Angeles 

Jacobs,  H.  .Mrs. 

Folsom 

BUCKEYE  SIILLS,  A.  D.  Starr, 

see  adv.               1 

Smith,  A.  Sirs. 

Folsom 

dept.  p.  W.)                                           Slarysville 
MARYSVILLE  FLOIRING  SIILLS,  W.  L.          ! 

Jacobs,  S 

(ieorf,'eto\vn 

Liisk,  Annie  Sirs. 

Georgetown 

Williams  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  (Hi)  Slarysville 

Allen,  L.  .M.  Sirs. 

Henldsbnrjf 

Nelson  &.  Son 

Slerceil  Kails  ; 

fleilnev,  Emma  II.  Sirs. 

HealdslinrK 

Weinple  &-  Stearnberger 

SI  il  ford 

Maile.M.  A.  Mrs. 

JaL'kscm 

Wheeler  &.  V.n. 

Napa  City 

Itellow,  Sliirv  Sliss 

Slarysvillc 

Nevada  Cilv  Fh)ur  Slills 

Nevada  City 

Scott,  C.  S.  .Mrs 

Slarysville 

PENDLETON  &  CO.  Iseendv.dept.p.  l(i)Oakhiiril 
OPHIR  FLOCR  MILL,  Perkins  &  iJrooks, 

Smith,  A.  Mrs. 

Marysville 
Slarvsville 

Warren,  Ik-Hsie  Sliss 

(see  adv.  dept  p.  W) 

Oroville  ] 

Koot,  C.  Mrn. 

Mokelumne  Hill 

Ireland,  W.  J. 

Pacheco 

Cooper,  H.  11.  Sirs. 

Petalunm 

SIcCnne  &  Bros. 

Petahima 

Fine,  C.  &  L.  Misses 

I'etahima 

ROSE,  J.  R. 

Petalnnia  ] 

Lindwv.T.  S.  Sliss 

Petalnma 

.lEWELL,  KEITH  &  CO. 

Redwood  City  j 

Lovctt",  0.  II.  Mrs. 

Petahima 

Liillejohn  &  Kendall 

Redwood  City  ! 

Schttdek,  M.  Mrs. 

Petalunm 

Dix  &.  Whitmoro 

Rhonerville  j 

Tann,  .M.  A.  .Miss 

Petalninii 

Keefer,  James  L. 

Rock  Creek  1 

Jones,  A.  V.  Sirs. 

Placerville 

Townseiid  fc  Repenn 

Rockville  , 

Letcher,  Mrs. 

Placerville 

Pioneer  Flouring  Slills 

Saciiimenio 

Williams,  SI.  Sirs. 

Placerville 

Redington  &,  Williams 

Sacianiento  : 

I'heliin,  Mary  11. 

Redwood  City 

RAPER,  ISAAC 

San  Bernardino 

Ames,  llenry  Sirs. 

Saciainent'o 

PFISTER  fc  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  i 

.  14)      San  Jose  i 

HAUUEn\,I.  A. SIRS,  (see  ad 

V.  p.  ■13)  Sacmniento 

.lohiiHon,  S.  S.  k  Co. 

Santa  Clara 

Blaikleach,  K.  Sirs. 

Sacramento 

LICK,  JAMES 

Santa  Clara 

Curly,  E.  M.  Mrs. 

Sacramento 

Pearson,  C.  T. 

Santa  Clara 

Conrad,  J.  Sirs. 

Sacramento 

ROBINSON,  L.  k  CO. 

Santa  Claw 

Demiis,  C.  L.  Sliss 

Sacnimento 

Martin,  W.  H. 

Santa  Cruz 

Foster,  S.  ().  SIi-s. 
McClelland.  SI.  11.  Miss 
Ryan,  SI.  Sliss 

Sacramento 

HOOD,  WILLIAM  iV  CO. 

Santa  Rosa 

Sacmmento 

SIcCay,  C. 

Saratoga 

Sacramento 

Wilson,  O.  P. 

Soqiiel 

Itassler,  Aliec  Mrs. 

San  Jose 

LANE,  R.  B. 

Stockton 

URANDON,  HELEN  MRS. 

San  Jose 

SPKRRY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

W)         Stockton 

Knott,  E.  D.  Sirs. 

San  Jose 

MARSTON  k  STOCKMON 

Suisun  City 
Tehama 

Linoberg,  P.  Sirs. 

San  Jose 

Reel,  John  k  Co. 

Marten,  M.  R.  Mrs.             • 

San  Jose 

Rogers,  W.  11.       Santa  Clara  Co., 
Viillejo  k  Co. 

Ten  Slile  House 

Smith,  E.C  Miss 

San  Jose 

Vallejo's  Slills 

Hendirson,  Harriet  Mrs. 

Santa  Rosa 

Smith,  Tliomns 

Valley  Ford 

Leon,  John 

Sononi 

BROWNE,  J.  SI.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  -JS)      Visalia  | 

"ridges,  P.  Mrs. 

Stockton 

Freeman,  F.  S.  *  Co. 

Woodliind  1 

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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


CA 


Mills,  Paper. 

TAYLOR,  S.  P.,  Pioneer  Olenm 

SAN  LORENZO  PAPER  MILLS       Sautii  Cruz 

Mills,  Planing. 

MAXSON,  WARNER  &  CHX  (see  udv.  dept. 

page  91)  Cbic'o 

Uriiimtelter  &  Stewart  Gniss  Valley 

HARTER,  DANIEL  Jackson 

AUllREY  &  IIARRINOTON  (see  adv.  drpt. 

page  ";■))  Aliirysviiie 

SWAIN,  W.  C.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  "fi)  Jlarvsville 
STILES,  W.  C.  Nevada  Vuv 

HARNES,  I>.  ().  &  CO.  Oakland 

IIOTCIIKISS,  V.  S.  &  CO.  Siicraniento 

FROMENT,  E.  (Hce  adv.  dept.  p.  13)  San  .Iohc 

White,  Edward  San  .lose 

MADAN  &  KOSGATE  Santa  Cliira 

.Jones,  A.  *  Co.  Santa  Cruz 

LYNCH  *  HRAGG  Santa  Cruz 

Mills,  Powder. 

PACIFIC  POWDER  MILLS  (see  adv.  dept. 

yiWiH'  l.xxvii)  Olenia 

CALIFORNIA  POWDL.l  WORKS  (nee  adv. 

dept.  page  exxxvi)  Santa  Cruz 

Mills,  Quartz. 

[See  Introdnetory  Summary  for  list  of  Quartz  Mills 
in  the  State,  with  location,  capacity,  and  own- 
er's nuiae,  et;.,  of  each.] 

Mills,  Saw. 

[See  Introductory  Summary  for  list  of  Saw  Mills  in 
the  .State,  with  locution,  capacity,  etc.,  of  each.  J 


Neal  &  Crandall 

Carlton,  (!. 

Duncan,  S.  .M.  &  Co. 

Jov,  Henjaniin 

Ciist,  G.'F. 

.loiies  .Sc  Carthind 

Kin^sland,  T.  G. 

Itryant  Ilros. 

Gritiith  &,  Mryant 

Hall  &.  Acliin 

llalsey  &  Siniuhe 

Richtuiind,  Day  &,  Co. 

Towle,  A. 

Towlf  &  IJIauchard 

Ray,  'riiouian 

Ii'ifiiam,  .S.  S. 

IV;,SC  &,'  Co 

N-'-WMrt  At,  Co. 

HKCNSTKTTICIi  it  SMART 

LEECH, CHARLES 

Pi-riiu.  .lohn 

{•■M.liltir,  .Mlii-rt 

ttiiiild  &    Co. 

Fiiiik,  .S««,iii>l 

HARIKK    DANIEL 

Mooic.  H   L  &  «  o. 

(  ie>  ,'an,  .I>im<-f 

Cozzciiif  &■  <  <i 

HaKty,  W. 

fliipp  &.  Co. 

f/'</tiiird.  W. 

Kfryk.r  A  Co. 

Walker &,  <'o, 

C(<on  &    I'ticiiplier 

MorxHii.  Ayres  it  Co. 

McFarlHiie',  S. 

Mark.  V    W. 

liar/in,  A    M. 

McCarthy,  David 

Van  GceHdii,  John 

STILES,  w.  (;. 

McGillivrav,  .loscpli 

lUJRNETt,  CHARLES 

McMurray  8c  Murphy 


Auburn 

liodega  C-orners 

Uodega  Corneis 

UodcjLta  Corners 

Clipper  Mdls 

Clipper  Mills 

Crescent  City 

Diauiond  Springs 

Diamond  Springs 

Duleli  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 

Forest  Hill 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

(ioodyear's  IJar 

(irasH  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

(iniBS  Valley 

Ha|)py  Camp 

Ilermitage 

Hnmhug 

■lacksoii 

Kolseyvillc 

Lake  City 

Magali'a 

Maualiu 

Magalia 

Magalia 

Magalia 

Magalia 

Markleoville 

Markleeville 

Meadow  I^ake 

Musipiito 

MnH(|Uilo 

Musi^uito 

Nativniad 

Nevada  City 

Nortli  Fork 

No.  San  .Inan 

No.  San  Juan 


BARNES,  D.  (!.  &  CO.  (planing) 
Johnson,  J.  L.  F. 
Jones  &.  lilaiichard 

Hryinit  Uros. 
Cutler,  Lnther  C.  &  Co. 
Ellen  &.  Co. 
Fleming,  S.  &,  Co. 
(}ritflth  &  Bryant 
Leach  &  T'urner 
Lepelit,  Louis 
Music  &  Smith 
VosB,  L. 
(/'hamliei's,  A. 

.HVrCIIKIMS.  F.  S.  &  CO. 
White,  E<l\\iiril 
MADAN  &  FOSGATE 
.loncH  &  Co. 
LYNCH  it  HRAtU; 
Lednc.  J.  M. 
FLETCHER,  A. 
Deuiith,  R 
ItartroniB,  W. 
Hrightman,  II. 
IJryaut,  A.  (t  W. 
Hayles,  .Smith 
Lemmon  Hroa. 
(iihhs,  L.  B. 
.McGillivray,  J. 
Farringlon,  N.  C. 
Flenuning,  ,lohn 
Ackpison,  Hanson 
Phans,  S.  P. 
.Saunders,  A. 


Oakluiul 

I'cliiliimii 

PlanM'viile 

Pleasant  \'alk.v 

Pleasant  ViiJleV 

Ple.isant  Vnlli^v 

Pleasant  VallcV 

Pleasant  VallcV 

Pleasant  \'iille'v 

Pleasanl  ViilK-y 

Pleasant  VallcV 

Ui-.l  I),,-., 

Round  Valhv 

Sai'raiiicrMii 

San  ,liiH' 

Santa  Clan 

.Santa  Cruz 

Santa  Cm/ 

Scot  I  s  l!iu- 

SiiKiia 

SoIKir;, 

Sportsman's  IhiH 

Sportsman's  llall 

Sportsman's  Hall 

Tiinliaii.B, 

Tiniliui'tiiii 

Triiiiiliiil 

Tiiiiiiliiil 

WhiHkcyiiiwii 

Whiski-vinwii 

\Vo;..lliiii.| 

VV(M„II;||I,1 

Wuiidlaiiil 


Mills,  Shingle. 

|Sci'  .Mills,  ,Saw,| 

Mills,  Woolen. 

Marysvillo  Woolen  Mills  Marysvillc 

Millwrights. 

Dayton,  R.  (.'(iliiuiiiia 

Piper,  James  Coiilicrvillf 

(.'halfant,  J.  E.  tMenduiiuu 

SWIFT,  JOSEPH  (see  udv  depl.  page  Ad) 

Sutler  Crci'k 

Mineral  Springs  and  Waters. 


Calisluu'ii 

C.iliM 

Gevscrvilli' 

(lili-cy 

Laki'iicii'i 


Calistoga  Springs 

Sulphur  .Springs 

(jleyKcr  Siirings 

Hot  Sulplinr  .Springs 

Ii<iconnna  Springs 

NAl'A  SODA  SPRINGS  (see  udv. 

patfc  cx.NXviii)  Xapa 

WHITE  SCLl'llCU  SPRINtiS  (see  adv. 

page  cxii)  .Niipii 

New  Almaden  Springs  New  Alniailiii 

llot  S|iring8  San  Lais  (llii-|»i 

Saratoga  .Springs  Saralowi 

Wliito  Sulphur  Springs  Vallcjo 

WAR.M    SPRINCS   (see  adv.  dept. 

page  S)  Warm  Spriii;;* 


Mining  Agents. 


adv. 


Icpt.  1 1 

Silver  Muuntiiiu 


f)WENS  &    FINE 

page  175) 

Mining  Companies. 

[See  Introductory  SumuHny.] 

Mining  Implements. 

[See  Hanhvare  ;  also  .Merchants,  General. ] 

Music  Dealers. 

[.See  also  Booksellein ;  also  St<itionerj  ] 
DUREN,  W.  H.  (see  adv.  depl.  page  90)         Cliifo 
WHEELER  &.  THO.MAS  (see  udv.  dept, 
I)age  81) 


WAGNER,  HEN 

niige  "4) 
.SCHOENFELD,  S 

piige  94) 
WELCH,  G.  W. 
,SIM1>.S0N,  A.  G.  (i 
DALE.  RICHARE 
HAMMER,  L.  K. 

Music 

DUREN,  W.H.(s( 
DIGOLES,  H.  J. 
WllKELER  &  TH 

paiic  .S4) 
IIEL/-MAN  &  CO. 
W.iONER,  IIENR 

miir  7}} 

WEIL  &.JIERNHI 

nat'c  74) 
snil'.soN.  A.  G.  (si 
SCHOENFELD,  .S. 

iill 
IMLi;,  KICHARD 
ll.\.MMi;]{,  L.  K. 
IIEYMAN  it  ARN{ 

Ne 

(.'Jeealso  Ip  .'odiutoi 
cation,  date  (if  vol 

PACIFIC  Cr.MISEIi 

'LACKRHEKALIl 

STAliSANDSTRII 

J  CIIKMM'OURANT 

I  CLEAR  LAKE  TL1 

1  ((IMMIHA  CITIZ 

CDi.rsA  si'N 

(OI'PKKOI'OLIS  ( 
,  MOIX'IAIN  MESS 
SIEHKA  ADVOCA' 
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WAGNER,  HENUY  (wee  iidv.  dopt. 

nii«e  "4)  MarvBviUe 

SCllOENKELD,  S.  D.  (see  adv.  dept. 

piiKB  94)  Red  ninff 

WELCH.  U.  W.  y»va.l'  City 

SIMPSON,  A.  (i.  (sec  adv.  dept.  piiffe  87)  tiroville 
i)ALE.  RICHARD  Sacraineiito 

HAMMER,  L.  K.  Siicmmcnto 

Musical  Instruments. 

DURKN,  W.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  'JO)  Cliico 

1)100  LKS.  H.  ,T.  Fort  Jones 

WHEELER  &  THOMAS  (see  adv.  dept. 

piiLie  «4)  La  Porte 

I11';U-MAN  &  CO.  Lob  AiiKcles 

WAONER,  HENRY  tfoe  adv.  dept. 

1111^1'  74)  Marysvillo 

WEIL  At  IIKRNHEIM  (see  adv.  dept. 

niiL'c  74)  "  Maryfville 

SIMI'SI  >N.  A.  O.  (see  adv.  dent,  page  87)  Orovillu 
SCJloEN'EELn,  S.  I).  (Hce  adv.  dept.  pajfe 

!l||  Red  Rliitt' 

lULl';.  IMCIIAR!)  Sacnmii-iilo 

IIAMMKIJ,  L.  K.  Satiameiito 

lIliVMAN  it  ARNOLI/  Sariiunento 

Newspapers. 

[!5eeal»ii  Ii'  .■odiutoiy  Siiniiiiary  for  litiie  of  piibli- 
ciiliiin.  <iali'  I't'  volume,  and  piibli.-liois'  naiiies.] 

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MAlill'O.SA  FREE  PRESS 

MAUIl'OSA  GAZETTE 
I.UJ'INE  CHRONICLE  (see  adv 


MAKVSVILLE  APPEAL 
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MKADOW  LAKE  SCN 

(.\LAVEUAS  CHRONICLE 
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Columbia 

ColuKa 

Coppenipoliw 

Dowiiicvillt 

Downieville 

Dutch  Flat 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Folsoui 

OraHH  Valley 

(irasK  Vallcv 

llaviluli 

Ilealdubiu'g 

Jackson 

Jackson 

Lakcpoi't 

Lakcport 

Los  -VuKi'li's 

Lower  Lake 

Mari|uisa 

Mariposa 

,  dept. 

Markleeville 

iMarysville 

Marysville 

Meadow  Lake 

.Mokeluiune  Hill 

Monitor 

Monterey 

Napa  City 

Napa  City 

X'eva«la  (Jit'y 

Nevada  City 

Oakland 

Orleans  liar 

Oroville 

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Petalunia 

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Quincy 

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SAN  JOSE  PATRIOT  .San  .lose 

SANTA  CLARA  AROI'S  San  .Iohc 

SAN  LEANDRO  GAZETTE  San  Leandr.i 

MAUIN  COUNTY  JOURNAL  San  Rafael 

PAJARO  VALLEY  TIMES  Santa  Cruz 

SANTA  CRUZ  SENTINEL  Santa  Cruz 
SONOMA  t;OUNTY  DEMOCRAT       Santa  Rosa 

SHASTA  (COURIER  Shasta 
SILVER   AIOUNTAIN   BULLETIN 

Silver  Mountain 

MERCED  HERALD  Snellinu 

SONORA  HERALD  Sonora 

UNION  DEMOCRAT  Sonora 

DAILY  EVEXIXtJ  HERALD  Stockton 

STOCKToX  INDEPENDENT  Stockton 

SOLAXO  HERALD  Suisnn  Citv 

MOLAXO  I'RE.SS  Suisun  City 

SA<;E  liUrSH  Susunville 

MEXDOCIXO  DEMOCRAT  Ukiah 

MEXDOCiXO  IIEKALD  Ukiah 

LITEWAWY  LEDGER  Visalia 

TULAUE  TI.MES  Visalia 

VISALIA  DELTA  Visalia 
TIHXITV  JOURNAL  (see  adv.  p.  7)  Wcave.ville 

WILMIXOTOX  JOURXAL  Wilmin-fon 

WOODHWIDtiE  .MESSENGER  W.iodbrid.ue 

W001)L,\XD  XEWS  Woodliiiid 

YREKA  JOURXAL  Yreka 

YREKA  UXIOX  Yreka 

xTewspapers  and  News  Agents. 

[See  aliiv    liooksellers ;     dso  Druf,'s  and  Medicines; 

also  Stationers.] 

Bacon,  Will,  nn  Angel's  ("amp 

Mathews  &  Frazier  Circo 

Cummins,  I).  Clarksville 

Brown,  C.  II.  (Columbia 

Jones,  Ralph  Coulterville 

JOIIX.SOX,  OTTO  Forest  Hill 

CUXXIXtniAM.  P.  W.  Geoinelown 

SPENCEK  &   IIOBART  Grass  Vallev 

WILLAND,  E.  L.  L,i  Porte 

HILL,  WILMA.M  S.  Mariposa 

McCOIiMICK,  T.J.  (sec  adv.  dept.  p.80)  Marvsville 

P.'vser,  M.W.  Marysville 

Ciililren  vt  Retticker  »Meadow  Lake 

HARDY,  W.  B.  Oakland 
SI  MPSOX,  A.  G.  (bee  adv.  dept.  page  87)     Oroville 

Dolin,  (;iiarles  Sacramento 

Lobe  iSt  Crowell  Sacramento 

Cooper,  Samuel  Shasta 

Chiltonden,  J.  E.  Stockton 

Kieiski,  J.  S.  Stockton 

Xewell,  Sidney  Stockton 

Nye,  Mark  Watsonville 

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Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 


each,  see  Introductory  Sninmury 
WALKER,  ASA 
DUREN,  W.  11. 
HEROY,  E.  F. 
HOLLENBECK,  O.  W. 
ROBEUTS,  E.  W. 
BABCOCK,  II.  E. 
PRESTON,  A.  B. 
STILL,  W.  G. 
FOWLER,  ED. 
SYKES,  D.  E. 
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JOHNSON,  J.  B. 
BIJKT,  J.  M. 
CROSS,  SAMUEL 
POOKMAN,  SAMUEL 
SWKETSEK,  A.  C. 
WETZLAU,  JULIUS 
JACKSON.  A.  A.  M. 
PARKS,  ARTHUR 
BEACH,  TYLER 
SPENCER,  F.  E. 
SMITH.  G.  E. 
SKIDMORE,  J.  E. 
BILLINGS.  J.  M. 
WORTH.  LEVI  W. 
THOMPSON,  G. 
BROWN,  A.  G. 
CUTTING,  L.  M. 
DUTTON,  W. 
MARTIN,  E. 


North  San  Jnuii 

Oroville 

Sacramento 

Sacrainento 

Savraineuto 

Sncrnmentu 

San  Bernardino 

San  Bernardino 

San  Jose 

Snn  JoBe 

San  Leandro 

San  Mateo 

Santa  Clara 

Sonoma 

Sonora 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Tomnles 

Wateonville 


Nurseries  and  Seedsmen. 

VINCENT,  SEVIN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  16)   Brooklyn 
San  Lorenzo  Nnrserv  Haywood 

Houjrii,  I).  E.  ■  Oakland 

Kelsev.  W.  V.  Oakland 

NOLAN,  STEPHEN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  16)   Oakland 

Oil  Cloths. 

[See  Carpets.  ] 

Oil  Dealers. 

[See  also  Dnif^B  and  Medicines  ;  also  Paints,  etc.] 
Pope,  William  C.  Grass  Valley 

KREBS,  C.  H. 
MERRELL,  I.  L.  (see  adv.  dept, p.  43) 

Opticians. 

Rerat,  Louis 
Parker,  G.  M.  &  Co. 
Anderson,  Roliert 

Orchardists. 

Perry,  J. 

Bri^Kc  ^  Haskell 

Jarvis,  Will. 

Nmtall,  J. 

Brown,  E. 

Rerhervell.  R. 

Rnnvon,  S. 

Smith,  A.  P. 

Hereford,  E. 

Mnlloch,  W. 

Rose,  W. 

MORRIS,  W.  O.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  20)  Snscol 

Davis,  A.  G.  Texas  Sjirings 

REED,  C.  W.  Yolo  County,  Washington 

Packets. 

[See  Steamers  and  Steamships.] 

Painters— Coach. 

Bangle  &.  Bro. 

Eagen,  J.  S. 

FLINT  &  BLUNDELL 

FITCH,  WILLIAM  C.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  71) 
HILL&  KNAUGII  (see adv. dent. p. 71 
8EAVY,  A.  (nee  adv.  dept.  page  71) 
Stern,  D.  A. 
Clark,  John  H. 
Blue  Sc  Moore 


Sacramento 
Sacramento 


Oakland 

Sacramento 

San  Jose 


Long  Bar 

Marysville 

Mormon  Island 

Mormon  Islund 

Onisbo 

Onisho 

Onisbo 

Sacramento 

San  Gabriel 

8i\n  Gabriel 

San  Gabriel 


Brcokivn 

("hlco 

Uealdsburg 


Watt,  John 
SMITH.  J.  C. 
Stilson,  W.  A. 


Mar/svilli 

I  Miii'ysville 

Marysville 

Petal  nma 

Red  Bluff 

Sacramento 


S.'crameiito 

Santa  Clnru 

Stockton 


Painters— House,  Sign  ft  Ornamental. 

Parker,  George  Alvurado 

Bangle  Ai  Bro.  Brooklyn 

Feazel,  O.  F.  Calito 


Eagen,  J.  S. 

liandail,  R.  G. 

Decnges,  Constant 

Smilev,  James  C. 

Hitz.V. 

FLINT  &  BLUNDELL 

Sherwood,  W.  C. 

Tower,  Addison 

Hughes,  T.  S. 

Cougbhm,  John 

GIBSON  &  UPHAM,8ign, 

dept.  page  6."i) 
SEAVEY  &  FITCH,  sign, 

adv.  dept   page  71) 
Bedard,  Thomas 
Noland,  George 
Dominic,  Thomas 
Knowlton,  C.  V. 
Lundy;  John 
Dnnliam,  O.  S. 
McKay,  W.  L. 
Ross,  John 
Simmons,  G. 
Clark,  John  H. 
Calvin,  James 
Comeford,  .1. 
Lenzen,  Michael 
Samson,  Isaac 
Drury,  George 
Doniildson,  Andrew 
Perkins,  (Jeorge 
O'Brien,  .lohn 
MONHOLLAND,  JOHN 
SMITH,  S.  8. 
WARNER.  C.  M. 
Badger  <,V.  Bro. 
Miller.  U.  L. 
PRIEST,  S.  *.  CO. 
Coition  &  Hughes 
Pubst,  F.  A. 
Porter  &  Hayden 
Hanford,  Isimc 
Martin,  Jacob 


(see  adv. 
etc.;  (see 


Chico  I 

Crescent  Citv  i 

Downii'vilfe 

Eurtkii 

Hay  Wood 

Healditlinrj^ 

Latrohe 

Locki'foid 

Markk'cvillc 

Marysville 


Marvsvillo 


Slarysvillc 

Meiiikiciiio 

Meiidodiio 

MokeluiiHK'  C'iiy 

Niipa  Ciiv 

Napa  Cil'v 

Oiikhiii'd 

Oiikliiiiil 

Oaklitiuj 

Pctaliniia 

^  Reil  HInir 

t>;HTilllll'lllO 

San  BernurdiiKi 

San  .biiii' 

San  Jive 

San  Leandro 

San  Loix'iizo 

San  .Milled 

San  Katiu-1 

Sania  Clam 

Siintii  lioKi 

St.  IlfliMia 

Stdckldii 

Sliifktoii 

Suismi  Ciiv 

Tiiyloi-ville 

Ukjuh 

Walsonville 

Yrfkii 

YrekH 


Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 

[See  also  Merchants.  General.] 
Christen,  J.  Columlila 

Turner,  J.  II.  CoppcrdiHilis 

COCHRANE,  R.  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  82)  Downieville 

INGALLS,  C.  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  46)  Jncki^iii 
BLAIR,  J.  I),  (see  adv.  dept.  page  8.'))  La  Porte 
WILLARD,  E.  L.  (see  adv. dept.  page 8a)  La  i'orie 
CHITTLE  Si  COULT  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  6li)  MiMvsville 

M<  <{ RATH,  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  6'J)  Marvavillt 
WHETCOMUE,  W.  W.     "^    '^'^  Napn  t'iiv 

('obnm,  W.  R,  IVtaliinia 

Marple,  W.  L.  Pliicorvillf 

Van  Vooihies,  R.  J.  &  Co.  '  .ceiville 

BRADVVAY,  J.  R.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  93)  "M  Itliiit 
BOWMAN,  H.  Si  .raMifiilo  I 

Fuller  &.  Heather  Sacraiiwmo  | 

KREIJS,  C.  H.  Sacrrtiient.. 

Reiiz,  John  SuciHiuMito 

Y('\mgberg,  John  Siiu  .Jose 

Zorn,  Angelina  .SliiM 

Sargent,  H.  S.  Stoiktoii  j 

Paper  Hangings. 

[See  also  Carpet  Dealers.' 

Christen,  I.  Columbia  | 
GIBSON  &  UPIIAM  (see  adv.  dent. 

pagefVi)  Marysville 
LANDES,  DAVID                                MoorcV  Fhii  1 

Meyer,  J.  H.  Oukliiii'i 

Cofairn.  W.  R.  l\'tiiliMiiii  I 

KREBS,  C.  H.  SacruiiH'nto 

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Slmip.  William 
Yoniixl)erj{,  Jolin 
Cnrtv,  J.  S. 
PcltlH,  W.  H. 
PKIKST,  8.  &  CO. 

Patent  Medicines. 

[See  Medioineg,  I'utent.l 

Pawnbrokers. 

Waijiier,  11. 
Miergoi\  &.  Jewell 

Photographers. 


Sacramento 

San  Jose 

Sonoia 

Stockton 

Snisiin  City 


Mnrysvillo 
Placerville 


Stillmnn,  W.  B. 
SpaiiKiing,  G.  S. 
(loodiiuui.  C. 
KldridRe.  J.  E. 
JUDKINS  &  HAMOR,  (sec 


Cofliii,lBiuicT. 


AiiderBon,  II 

KKIEND,  A.  O. 

Owens,  K. 

JACOBS,  J.  M. 

Hcniield,  John 

COHB.  D. 

HALL,  E.  W. 

MAXWELL  BROS. 

Jackson,  Josenli 

I'EXELOX,  II. 

Mc('niy,  Sylvester 

Slinson,  Lewis  J.  • 

Cliallaiit,  A. 

Hrayton,  J.  G. 

IlilliJiiMies 

IiiKeiwIl,  W.  B. 

KL'SEL,  EDWARD  A. 

Johnson,  B.  U. 

UosH,  Oeortfc 

lli-als,  H.  8. 

Denneni,  A.  M. 

Esterle,  A.  M. 

Ilii^'Kins,  E.  U. 

liecd,  William 

Uiidolpli,  J.  V.  Mrs. 

Lovd,  W.  S.  Calavcnis 

KH  AN  KLIN,  MA. 

CLAYTON,  JAMES  A. 

Heeling,  John  H. 

Hcniield,  John 

Hutler,  E.  P. 

I'OKTER,  I).  A. 

Huinion  &  Coffin 

SKWELL,  DANIKL 

llod^kins,  (5.  W. 

l'EAKK&,  BYRD  BROS. 

WEAVKR,  H.  E. 

HALSEY,  I.  S. 

Kelton,  Clias.  H. 

Heller,  Louis 


Aubnrn 

Bloomfield 

Coullcrville 

Crescent  (;ity 

lulv.  dept. 

Downieville 

Dutch  Flat 

Eureka 

Folsom 

Forbestown 

Forest  Hill 

Oilmy 

Giuss  Valley 

Grass  Valley 

llcaldsburg 

Howland  Flat 

Los  Angeles 

Marysville 

Marysviile 

Mendocino 

Napa  City 

Newcastle 

Oakland 

Oroville 

I'etHluma 

Petaluma 

Sacriiniento 

Sacramento 

Sftcnimento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Ciiiinty,  .Sun  Andreaf 

Sun  Bernardino 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

San  Jose 

Sania  Cs'iiz 

Santa  Rosa 

Siu'lliiiK 

Sonora 

Taylorville 

Visaliii 

Visa  Ma 

Volciinc) 

Wiitsonville 

Yreka 


Photographic  MateriHlH, 

[.See  I'lioto;.'riiiilicrs.l 

Physicians. 

Oihhong,  W.  P.  Alamedii 

Huile,  Henry  Alaini'dti 

Liimhei-l,  Benard  Alameda 

I-EFEVKR,  JOSIAII  Alleghany 

MILES,  SMYTIIE  M.  AlloKlianv 

PlUrr,  CHARLES  H  Al.ara.fo 

Selfridge,  J.  M.  Alvarndo 

Vondergreen,  F.  O.  Alvara<lo 

Shoemacker,  Dr.  Anthony  House 

flras,  Henry,  Areata 

Pnrry,  J.  Area's 

CHAPIN,  8.  F.  Auburn 

Holmes,  George  Auburn 


THOMAS,  8.  P. 

Todd,  F.  W. 

Porsman,  C.  E.  F. 

VerliBve,  A. 

Esmond,  T.  B. 

Smith,  F.  C. 

Haight,  M.  II. 

Miller,  J.  8. 

Thomas,  J.  G. 

Glen,  T.  Q. 

Piggott,  A.  K. 

HALEY,  CHARLES  S. 

Haley,  John  M. 

Cannon,  J.  G. 

Hague,  Lewis  L. 

.Schonennian,  C.  W. 

Wilkinson,  John 

Rice,  II.  B. 

Sargeant,  T.  W. 

Footo,  E.  N. 

Lee,  A. 

Schrock,  E.  O. 

Murden,  .fames 

O'BYANT,  W.  J. 

Ehis,  W.  E. 

Howell,  H.  D. 

Matoon,  E. 

Hall,  R.  B. 

Davis,  W.  P. 

Frendi,  C.  L. 

Griffith,  J.  C. 

Morris,  J.  I). 

Parkington,  J.  W. 

Parkinson,  David  F. 

Sproul  &  French 

Tdden,  Wm.  P. 

IMXJLE,  J.  A. 

Knighton,  J.  C. 

Collins,  D.  B. 

Smith,  Daniel 

BALDWIN,  D.  M. 

Allen,  (lias.  M. 

JOHN.SON,  ALEXANDER  J 

CIBIKL,  FREDERICK 

Kelly,  W.  A. 

McLean,  H. 

Robertson,  Iv  B. 

Ru«;  J.  A. 

.Smith,  O. 

Winscl,  J. 

Hedtbrd,  J.  F. 

Cox,  V.  H. 

Knox,  F. 
I  Mason,  Edgar 
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SliaiiK,  C.  W. 

WilliamBoii,  CliurIcK  \. 

("aBc,  J.  M. 

I'EIKSON  &  STKOXG 

Kay,  D. 

Snyder,  F.  8. 


Sonora 
Sunora 
Sononi 
Soiioni 
Soiioni 
Soquel 
St.  Ilolunii 
St.  Helena 
St.  Helena 
St.  Helena 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
Stockton 
SnlHiin  City 
Suimiu  Ciiy 
Siiismi  City 
Snniniit  City 
SuBanvillc 
Sn.ianviili! 
SiiBanville 
Siisanvillu 
SiiManville 
Sutter  Cieek 
Taylorville 
Tnylorville 
Taylorville 
Taylorville 
Taylorville 
'Telunaa 
Tinibnctoo 
Tonialert  I 
Trinity  Centre  I 
Ukiah 
Ukiali  ! 
Union  j 
ii)er  Lake 
Vucaville 
Vacaville 
Vucaville 
Vucaville 
Vullejo 
Vallejo 
Vnllejo 
Visalia 
Viwilia 
Visalia 
ViHulia 
Visulia 
Volcano 
Volcano 
Wnlnnt  Creek 
Walnut  Grove 
WnBliinKton  Corners 
Wutconville 
AVutHonville 
WatBonville 
WutBonville 
WutBonville 
VValHonville 
Weaverville 
Wcaverville 
Weaverville 
Weaverville 
Windsor 
Woodbridge 
Woodbridge 
Woodbridge 
Woodbridge 
Woodbridge 
Woodbridge 
Woodland 
Woodland 
Woodland 
Wyandotte 


llayley,  L. 
Wannaniaker,  I{. 
Antcnriolb,  E.  L. 
Furber,  Geo.  C. 
lleani,  Daniel 


Hutte  County,  Yankee  Hill 

Butte  County,  Yankee  Hill 

Yreka 

Yrcku 

Yrekii 


DUNWELL,  EDWAUD  H.  Yuba  City 

Physicians— Water-Cure. 

Oakland 


Sinitli,  Harlow  J. 
GKATTAN,  C. 


Stockton 


Piano  Fortes. 

[See  Musical  Inslrunients.J 

Picture  Frames. 

[S»'e  Looking  Gla»He8.| 

Plumbers. 

[See  also  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 


U,^,. 


liunnus,  H.  MnrvBville 

Dalziel,  Koberl  Olikliiiid 

CLAKK,  D.  W.  Sacramento 

Clark,  William  Sucraiaento 

Fit/Binimiins  &  Gleason  Sncraineiito  ; 

lloyt,  William  H.  Sacranieato  : 

Camnbell,  C.  E.  San  Jose  ; 

DIHHLE,  JOHN  IL  (-oeadv.  dept.  ; 

page  II)  Santa  Clani 

Plumbers'  Ooods. 

SELHV  &,  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt.  page  70)   MaryBvilli' 
llOLHKOOK,  JIEHUILL&l'O.  («ce         * 

adv.  dcpt.  pau'c  H!'t  Sacramento 

SELHY  &.  CO.  (xee  adv.  dcpl.  page  ^9)        Stockton ' 

Potteries. 

[See  also  Crockery  and  Glass- Ware.) 

Hrannan.  I).  Hrooklvii 

Neir,  .).  .1.  Fiddletc.wii 

A<laniH,  George  N.  lAwldton 

Addington,  A.  M.  Michigan  liar 

Encole,  Henry                   '  Slonlerev 

(;LAUK,  N.  Sacranuiilii 

WALTEU,  WILLIAM  Sacramento 

Printers— Book  &  Job. 

[See  also  Newspapers. 1 
CLAYES,  O.  JI.  (Slate)  Sacrnnieiito 

CKOCKEK,  II.  8.  &.  CO.  (we  adv.  dept. 

page  '13)  Sacramento 

Uussell  it,  Winterbin-n  Sacramento 

Titliiny,  George  A.  San  Josi' 

Produce- 

[See  also  Flour  Dealers;  alno  Hay  and  Grain;  also 
Merchant.f,  ConimiHsion ;  uIbo  Mercbants,  For- 
warding.) 
HI  DWELL,  T.  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  89)  Cliiro 

Sl'YDAM  &.  JONES,  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 89)    Cliii" 
Egbert  &.  Co.  CitKu 

Leet  &.  Co.  Cluco 

Humplneys,  .1.  H.  Colfa.x 

McCarnlev  &.  Shaw  Collii.v 

Mciflilt.  K."  C<)lta.\ 

WEI  L,  JOHN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  S-J)      Downievillc 
Wbeeloek,  John  Eagle  Creek 

Sweasy,  S.  W.  Eurekii' 

CAMl'BELL,  A.  W.  Grass  Valley 

West,  E.  U.  Grass  Valley 

Armington,  E.  K.  Janesville 

Langwortby,  H.  Langwovtli 

Utter,  J.  N.  Maine  I'i'airie 

Wilcox,  H.  Maine  I'rairie 

IJOCKIl  S,  CIIAHLES  G.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  tiH)  Marysvillc 

BOON,  CUM MINS  &  CO.  {see  adv.  dept. 

page  (ilJ)  MarvBville 

DENTON.  W.  11.  (see  adv.  dcpt.  p.  75)    Marysville 
ELLIS,  W.  T.  Marysvillc, 


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Yrekrt 

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Yiokii 

Yiibii  City 

re. 

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Saerninoiilo 

Sai-ianiriit" 

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Colfax 

Colfax 

Colfax 

Downii'ville 

Eagle  Crtfli 

Euic  k:i 

Grass  Valliy 

OrasH  Valli'V 

Jamii'ville 

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CALIFORNIA.      PRODUCE  —  PROVISIONS.                    501 

FISCHER  &  IIOE8TE1TER  (»ee  adv. 

ELWELL,  D.  A.  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dcpl. 

dept.  paKefhS)                                       Marysvillo 

paire  1)7)  Marvsville 
FISCHER  &  HOFSTETTER  (sec  adv. 

FOULK,  OEOKOE  A.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

(le  >t.  page  (iW)                                     Marysvillo 
KXKllir  &  (;i(JNOUX  (Beeadv. 

dept.  page  118)                                         Slarvsvilli' 

FOULK,  GEORGE  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

(Ii'pt.  pa>;e  (i(!)                                       MarvBvillo 
WALKER,  MOORE  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  (iS)  Marysvillc 
HYAMS,D.  S.                                            Marysvillc 

dept.  page  tiH)                                       MaiTBville 
WIIITNEY,  E.  W.  &  CO.                        Urai  vBvillo 

Panly.  A-  &  Son                                            .Marvsville 

WALKER,  MOORE  ik  CO.  (see  adv. 

WlIJvlAMSON  .TAMES                         Maivsville 

dept.  page  (iSl  .Marvsvillf 
WHITNEY,  E.  W.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

lU.OCK,  J.  M.  (sec  adv.  dept.  p.  8fi)             Oroville 

CL.VKK. .?.  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Hlii             Oroville 

dept.  page  (il)  iMarvsvillc 
ADAMS  k  .lOHNSON                         Aleadow  Lalo- 

I'ElMvINS,  GEORGE  C.  (see  adv.  dept 

,      pajre  8fi)                                                   irovillc 

KELLOGG  &  tX'TLER                    .Meadow  Lake 

Siott,  Thomas                                                IVtiilniua 

Cardinet,  A.  &  Co.                                        Napa  Citv 

ST.VCEY,  If.                                                IVtnl.nna 

HAKER&  MARTIN                             N.-vada  CiiV 

Williiuns,  G.  H.                                             I'etaliiina 

CHAWFOHD,  LEAVITT  &.  CO.        Nevada  City 

t'lll'KCH,  JOHN  E.  (see  adv.  dept. 

(JREGORY  &  WAITE                         Nevada  City 

piiKe  93)                                                  Red  RlutV 
TUTON  &.  lUIR'lT  (see  adv.  dept. 

Hanson,  A.  H.  6c  Co.                              Nevada  City 

Sauforil,  A.                                               Nevada  CUty 

page  <)3)                                                 Red  Hlull' 

.Sanguinette,  H.                                        Nevada  City 

Swam  l{ro8.      Siskiyou  County,  Routih  and  Ueiidy 

Sciutte,  P.                                                Nevada  City 

Vonii),'  Bros.      Siskiyou  Comity,  Rough  and  Heady 

Stone,  William                                         Nevada  Citv 

Itachinan,  Lages  &.  Co.                             Sacramento 

HATFIELD,  E.  V.                            North  San  .luaii 

Oregorv,  .1.                                                Sacramento 

HLOCH,  JOSEPH  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  8ti)      Oroville 

H.V.MAlER  &  KEIJER                           Saoiamento 

CLAHK.  JOHN  M.  (see  adv.  dc  )l.  p.  H(i)     Oroville 

Kno.\,  C.  C.  (grahi)                                  Siierumento 

PEHKINS,  GEOR<iE  C.  (see  ai  v.  dept. 

LVOX  &  SON                                         Sacramento 

page  8(i)                                                        Oroville 

MOHAN  &  HEMERLY                          Sacramento 

Burns  &  .McBride                                          Placerville 

Heed,  L.  K.                                                   Sacramento 

Eraser,  T.                                                    Placerville 

Spencer  &  Millard                                      Sacramento 
STUOX<},  W.  R.                                       Sacramento 

GRIFFIN  &  TI'RXBCLL                      Placerville 

Henry,  A.  C.  &.  Co.                                      Placerville 

.Mciiiiilicr,  A.                                               Scott's  Har 

Landecker,  L.                                                Placorville 

lU'SH,  C.  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  iW)       Shasta 

RICHAHDSOX.  L.  B.  A:  CO.                   Placerville 

Hale,  .loseph                                                      Stockton 

Wilco.\  vV  Brown                                          Placerville 

llceney  &  I><)chead                                        Stockton 

BUHRICHTER,  HEXRY  (see  adv.  dejit. 

Ihdwn',  U.  H.                                                  Stockton 

pasie  'X)}                                              Red  Blnir 

Card,  R.  &.  Co.                                               Stockt(Ui 

CHURCH,  JOHN  E.  (see  adv.  dept. 

Clillord,  E.  A.                                                 Stockton 

page  !»:(|                                                  Red  Blulf 

.hilnmon,  H.  S.                                                   Stockton 

Sneath  &  Boarman                                       Red  Blutl' 

I'cke.  .1.  .1.                                                             Suisun 

TIPTON  vt  BURIT  (see  adv.  dept. 

(JALKANl)  &  HRO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  '.)0)  Tchatua 

page  !t:t)                                                  Red  Blutl 

(iVMO.  S.  A.  &.  CO.  (see  ailv.  dept.  p.  !ti>)     Tehama 

Phillips  vV.  Chandlers  Re<l  Blutl' 
COO.MBS  &  MrtiOUN                                Red  Dog 

HANDY   R.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  '.)«)          Yreka 

Henderson,  D.  &.  Bros.                                    Red  Doit 

Provisions. 

BKLLM  EH,  .1.  &  Vi  ►.                              .Sicramenlo 

[See  also  Murclmnts,  (ivnera).] 

Bold  &  Hedrick  Sacramento 
Cadogan,  Held  iV  Co.                                  Sacramento 

Lnverone,  A.                                             Agua  Fria 

CHESLEY,  (J.  W.  (see  ailv.   lept.  p.  38)  Sacramento 

Hwycr,  .S.                                                         Anhurn 

("onsline,  H.                                                  Sacramentu 

.Mclhuiiel,  Wm.                                   ■             Auhnrn 

Cook,  D.  t).  Sc  Co.                                    Sacramento 

StcphcMB,  T.  E.                                                 Auhnrn 

COXitJOXKS                                        SacranuMito 

Ifoliinson,  Noah                                                   Henicia 

Dau!,'herty  &  Co.                                         Sacramento 

Ihiruian  &,  Co.                                                liirchville 

l>evliii,  Ifohert                                              Sacramento 

Xi'wcll  &  Co.                                               Hirchville 

Dnpro,  G.                                                      Sacramento 

t'luvcr,  Henry                                                  Holiuas 

Evers,  A.                                                      Sacraiaeulo 

Scliarp,  M.  He  Co.                                                Holiiuis 

HAXSCHE,  HEXRY                              .Sacramento 

UUVANT,  A.  K.  (see  ndv.  dept.  p.  174)     Hridgeport 

Heilhrou,  A.  &  Bros.                                   Sacramento 

DAVIDSON,  L.                                         Cacheville 

Heinrich,  Charles                                      Sicramento 

Frceuain,  F.  S.  &,  Co.                                   CacI  iville 

Heisli,  August                                               Sacramento 

ItiDWELL,  T.  .1.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  8!t)       I    lico 

Hoppc,  Jacob                                             Sacramento 

SUVDAM  At  .lONES  (see  adv.  dept   p.  8'.»)      (;.,ico 

.Maas<!t(;o.                                                   Sacramento 

KOHERT  At  CO.                                              Covtnx 

.Menke,  C.  .T.                                                 .Sacramento 

WKIL.  .JOHN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  8-J)      Downiev.lle 

Mier  <&  IJaiuu-                                               .Sacraiaeulo 

AKXSTEIN,  L.                                          Dutch  Flat 

MIER,  FREDERICK                              .Sacramento 

HUHCKHALTEH.  F.                              Dutch  Flat 

Hippon,  .T.  &.  Co.                                           Sacramento 

C0HLEXTZ,,TOSEIMI                                   Folsimi 

ROCHON,  0.                                           Sacramento 

CLARKE,  C.  R.  &,  CO.                        Grass  Valley 

liOSS,  THOMAS                                      Sacramento 

Kiiuiie  &,  Kinsey                                     Grass  Valley 
SALAMAN,  ABRAHAM                      Grass  Valley 

Russell,  P.  H.                                             Saciamento 

WEIL,  C.                                                   Sacnimento 

1  Keck  iV  Itrickell                                       llliuoistown 

Winters,  li.                                               Sacramento 

SAXtJUINET'. I,  H.  &  CO.                          Jackson 

BARItY,  JOHN                                            .San  Jose 

Uiiiiloii,  T.  &  Co.                                          La  Porte 

BRALY,  J.  M.                                            San  Jose 

UIEHSAM   c  ADAMS                                  Latiobe 

Lemoiue,  Gamliert  Si.  Co.                              San  Jose 

BAHH,  L.  ri.  (see  adv.  dopt.  page  (iC)       Marvsville 

BUSH,  C.  C.  tc  CO.  (Bee  adv.  dept.  p.  Oti)       Shasta 

HAHNEV,  A.  P.                                          Marvsville 

GILBERT,  J.  R.                                               Shasta 

HOCKf  JS,  CHARLES  G.                       MarVsvillo 

vSTKVENSOX,  R.  &  CO.                                 Shasta 

CTI.MI',EHSON,  ANDREW  J.                  Marvsville 

SHIPPEE,  McKEE  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

HEX  TON,  W^.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  7.5)    Marvsville 

page  ait)                                                 Stockton 

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602                     PACIFIC     COAST    UU8INESS     DIBECTOUY. 

Fennel,  U.                                                          Volcmio 

Sletzer,  E.                                                 Copperopolin 

OALLANI)  &  MHO.  (see  ii.lv.  «lc'|>t.  p. 92)  Tuliainii 

VitfoRMix,  iloneph                                       Coult.Mvilli. 

GYLE,  S.  A.  &  CO.  (»ee  adv.  dept.  p.  U2)    Telittiiia 

Ilrooks,  W.                        •     1    -                   _    Eareku 

Provisions,  Curers  of. 

I.«g.!ndru,  A.                                               Fiddl.'lown 
W.'I/.el,  Miirtiii                                                  F(iIn(iiii 

LnwwHi,  llemy  (IIbIi)                                  Uio  Vistii 

DIXON,  F.R.J.                                        ForiHl  Hill 

Arnold,  Jiicuh  (liitiim  mid  biicoii)               Siicriiiiientu 

SteiiHtroni  &  Pornin                                    Forcntlli||: 

Uuttliuh,  8.                                                  Sarraiiieiito 

Kelly,  T.N.                                                         (!ili„v  ! 
(,'larK  &  Liitje                                        Gniss  Vi.lli'v 
Pellatier,  Il.'V.                  .       .                Grass  VhII.t 

Publishers. 

[Sco  uigo  NewBpiipei'H.] 

(}RATER,.IOIINF.           '                      Ileal.lHliinK 

!  CLAYES,  ().  M.                                         Samimuiilo 

Severio,  Ferio                                             Jamentuwii 

DliAl'ER,  U.  E.                                        SuciHiiieiito 

IIILL&HRYANT                                     La  Porto 

Pumps. 

Frill  r,  Antonio                                           Los  Angcl.'H 
Gol.lHlein,  M.                                             Los  Aiiki'Ii'd 

[See  illoo  llHrdwtire  ;  iiIhc  rliimliors.] 

Hriari,  Frank  II.                                              Mar(iii.7,  | 

PRESCOTT  &  SCHEIDEL  (Hie  ii.lv. 

FRANCISCOVICII.G.                             MiiryHvilk. 

dept.  jiiiK«  (W)                                        MarvHville 
ROSS.  E.  (;.  &  ('( >.  («p  adv.  dept.  p.  70)  MarvBville 

VVaiMiel,  Michael                                          MarvKVillt' 
LAMOLLE,  G.  H.                                MeadoW  l.ak.' 

SCHWARTZ,  CIIARLKS  (see  a.lv.  dipt. 

Le.'H,  .liimeti                                              Mea.low  Lake 

pa^o  7(1)                                                 MiiryHvillo 
]  HOLHROOK,  MERRILL  &  CO.  (nco 

RAYNAL,  JUSTIN                             Meadow  Luke 

Abel,  M.                                                Mokeluinne  City 

iidv.  dept.  mifc  HIM                             Saoranieiito 
l)IltItLE,.IO  IN  11.  (Keoadv.  dept. 

Jenis.m,  C                                                         Miirpliy'a 

Eglin,  Eugene                                               Napa  City  | 

piw  1^)                                             Santa  Clara 

Mlirhell,  W.  &■  Co.                                       Nalia  City  i 
STUMPF,  F.                                            Nevada  City  1 

MilJH  iV.  Doll                                                    Sto.'ktoM 

SELBY  &  CO.  (nee  ii.lv.  dept.  pn(,'e  211)       Stoiklon 

Murphy,  P.  S.                                      North  San  d aim 

Cattaneo,  G.                                                     Oakland 

Quicksilver. 

Willermain,  Frank                                          OaklaiKl 

Perking,  \V.  L.  «t  Co.                         Sliinglo  SprinxH 

Carpaneto,  Lewie                                             Orovilie 

FrHsier,  J.  A.                                                     Petalaam 

Railroad  Companies. 

Alameda                                                          Alnnietlii 

Kenne.ly  &  Co.                                                 Petaluiiiu 
RMd8ta.l,J.  H.                                                Pla.ervilk' 

Ciilit'ornin  Central                                              F.dHoni 

Sii/,/,all.)  Si.  Bnaro                                        Placervillf 

Northern  California                                     JlaryHvllle 

WelboiM,  W.  J.                                        Redwood  City 

Ynba                                                              JIarVHville 

Saldan,  P.                                          Robinson'H  Fitit 

NAI'A  VALLEY  (Heeadv.  .lept.  p.  Zi)  Napa  Valley 

Watson,  J.  R.                                  RosetielilJuiuiioii 

Oiikland                                                           Oiiklaiul 

Holies,  Joseph                                             Sucraiiicnin 

Petahiniu                                                         Petalinna 

Hrown,  J.ilin  W.                                        Sacraini'Uti) 

CENTRAL  PACIFIC                              Saeiainenlo 

Gregory,  .1.                                                  Sueraiiieiito 

'  Sii.'runieiilo  Valley                                       Siterainento 

GUINfcAN,  THOMAS                             Siicrain.nio 

j  Western  Pacillc                                               San  .I.we 

Haniann,  C.  11.                                           Sacraiiu'iito 

Stockton  &  Copperopolis                               Stockton 

Kosta,  Frank  &  Co.                                   Sncraiiu'iito 

Manrit.'h,  Antonu                                     Sacraiiifiiid  < 

Real  Estate. 

Rattenberrv,  W.  II.                                      Sacraiiientti 

Smith,  T.  S.                                           Grnsa  Valley 

Swiniley,  W.  F.                                          Sacranifiild 

Norton,  L.  A.                                              IlealdHbmj: 

Fisher, "John              Calaveras  County,  San  Aii.litiis 

Uoaidinan.W.  F.                                            Oakland 

.MasteiHon,  Patrick  Calavenia  County,  San  Aiidica!' 

Lalhrop,  IJ.  G.                                       Re.lwood  City 
Cudwala.ler,  E.                                           Sacramento 

Lush,  Chambers  &  Co.                                San  Dicmi 

Yoiingworth,  Charles                                     San  Jhhc 

EiiKlinli,  Win.  (i.                                        Sacraiuento 

Lattc  1,  Antonio                                             San  Tallin 

!  POORMAN,  SAMUEL                              Siieramemo 

Lamerti,  Frank                                            Sail  Ratael 

'  SWEETSER,  A.  C.                                   SaeranieDio 

Horning,  J.                                              Shingle  Springe 

1  WETZLAR,.irLirs                              SM.ramenlo 

ilacolis,  Joseph                                                 Sin'llinu' 

1  THOMAS  &  SELLMAX                              .Sun  .Iohc 

Cabesiit,  J.                                                          SdiiDiii 

1  Van  Ni'KH,  dailies                                San  LiiIh  Oliinpo 

Lambert,  J.  R.                                                       Soiiora 

1  HILLINGS,  J.  M.                                     Sania  Clara 

Riidorf,  William                                                 Soimni 

Whilnev,  J.                                                Santa  Clara 

Stimele,  G.                                                          Sotaira 

OWEN^S  (fc  FINE  (we  adv.  dept. 

Lewis  &,  Darccv                                             Stocktuu 

page  175)                                      Silver  Mountain 

STOETZER,  II.  E.                                      Stockt.Hi 

Regalia. 

Treat,  D.  W.                                             Sntter  Creek 
Hi'uwn,John                                                      ViilK'jo' 

[.See  Milliners.] 

Rior.lan,  T.                                                      Vallc  » 

HARRETT,  .1.  A.  MRS.  (nee  adv.  dept. 

Kelly,  P.                                                    WatBoiivile' 

page  43)                                             Saerniuento 

Tobin,  William                                        Watsonvillf  j 

Restaurants. 

Saddles  and  Harness. 

EvanH.  P.  II.                Nevada  Connty,  Alta  Station 

[See  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 

ISRAEL,  GEORGE  L.                                 Aniioch 
FiirnisH,  Miles                                                   Auburn 

Saddle  Tree  Makers. 

liiirkhar.lt.  Max                                                Uenicia 
Miller,  .J.                                                       Canianthe 

HINET,  EDWARD  (see  adv.  dejit.  p.  63 }  Marysville  t 

Uarr  &  Terris                                             Sacrunieuto ! 

Ackw()o.l  &  Mt^Kinssie                          Caniptonville 

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PRINCE,  F.                                                    Colfax 

Salt  Dealers.                    j 

Ileis,  Uernard                                                 Columbia 

Plnmnicr&Cu.                                            Centreville^ 

Jockefes,  D.                                                     Columbia 

Barton,  W.  II.  &  Bros.                            Sacramento 

McHryant,  M.                                                  Colusa 
(.'alimbertli,  .luHeph                                  Copperopolis 

Sash  Makers. 

Platet,  G.  U.                                             Cop|)eropoli8 

[See  Doors,  Sash,  etc.] 

Williams,  Jaim 


Cal.  Smelting  \\ 
Kollofk  iV  Swai 
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Menduwliiike 

Siicraiiiuiito 

Sun  Ijciiiiiiro 

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Seedsmen. 

[Son  ulw)  AKi'ioiltiinil  IiiipliMiicntH  { 
VINCENT,  SEVIN  Upo  adv.  dept.  p.  If.)  Unioklvn 
COIIN.  O.  MiiiVHvillu 

IIAKEU&  HAMILTON  SiKiatn.nto 

C'lirulan.  •).  &,  Co  Sat'i'uinfiito 

Ooiidoii,  ilaiiic'H  Siicriiini'iito 

STHONCJ,  W.  n.  Sacraiiifiito 

WEHSTEK,  HUOS.  (gee  adv.  dopt.  p.   :kl).StoiUloii 

Seminaries. 

[S«'o  Acaduniii'H  and  ('ullegeH.J 

Sewing  Factory. 

MARTIN,  T.  C.  (hoc  adv.  dopt.  pa^o  75)  MiiiyBville 

Shingle  Makers. 

[See  Mills,  Saw.) 

Shipwrights. 

Wililamfl,  Jatiu'H  Rio  Vista 

Shoe  Findings. 

[Ht'i-  also  Leather  Dualerg.] 
STONE,  K.  &  CO.  Sttcmiiiento 

Silversmiths. 

[See  AVatcliiiiakerH  and  Jewelers.] 

Silver  Ware. 

[S<'e  iiIho,  Walcliniakers  and  dewelerB.) 
CUMMINOS,  WM.  (Hee  adv.  dept.  paKe  «•->) 

Saornniento 

Smelting  Works. 

[See  also  ABsayers.] 

Cttl.  Smelling  Works  Antiooli 

Kolloi'k  &  Swan  Fairnlay 

I  HILL,  WILLLXM  Crass  Valley 

Soap  Manufacturers. 

Hnsli,  ('liarli".s  A.  Miirvsville 

COWINS,.!.   VV.   &   CO.   (see  adv.  dei.t.    ' 

pn^e  7J)  Marysvillo 

Soda  Water  Manufacturers. 


McOEE,  n.  .r. 

Farrell.J.  A. 
lANKIELD,  LEONC. 

paije  '.'•"> 
HillinKs,  E.  L. 
Winslow  &  Williams 
Lippincott  St.  Helilinu^ 
McCJettiKim,  Edward 
Uoiimivrntnre,  (4iiilbert 


Itenicin 
(Srnss  Valley 
(see  adv.  dept. 

Red  ninfl- 

Saerainento 

San  Jose 

Stockton 

Vallejo 

Yreka 


Stables,  Livery. 

CiiiiuiinufH,   i.  Alameda 

EASLKY&  CO.  AlleiU'liaiiy 

Hasii.ij;,  Ni-mau  Alvarado 

Wado   ll'jiity  Alviso 
CoH);ro\\',  M.                                          Ansel's  Ciinip 

CHASE  &.  UOBUINS  Antiodi 

Kirkly,  W.  II.  Areata 

Stanton,  John  H.  Anbnrn 

MILLER  &  DARLING,  Bear  A'alley 

Hutch,  Jabcz  Henicia 

MILLER.  LEW.  W.  Bkramtield 

Clark,  EoBter  T.  Brooklyn 


Wildon,  Lemnel 
.SclielcnKer,  Henry 
Halloek,  A.  L. 
Iloaman,  Adam 
Svme,  .Tolin  ('. 
(lillAKA,  CHARLES 
Sharer,  Joseph 
SlINDEULIN,  HENRY  L. 
McLaughlin,  William 
Morris,  William 
Ontis  It,  Field 
Williams  &!.  Caldwell 
Kislier,  ,1.  T. 
Smith  &  I'arliur 
Kdlv,  William 
Smvth,  1'. 
('iilp,,rohn  M. 


Brooklyn 

Brown's  Valley 

Buchanan  Hollow 

Canipo  Sccci 

('anipo  Seen 

(,'aniptoiivilln 

Chico 

Cliico 

Chinese  (^inip 

Cliiytoii 

Clovcrdali' 

Clovcrdali^ 

Col  til. \ 

Colorado 
Columltiii 
Cohimliia 
Colusa 


BEARDSLEY,  W.  D.  &  CO.  (see  ndv.  dept 


paue  ;M) 
Brasslteld  &  )liddleton 
Coulter  &  V(h 
Sliimer  &  Co. 
Smith  &  .Scott 
KinKslanil  &  Midone 
.McLellan  &  llillman 
CUOSSMAN  &  ROGERS 
HUGHES  &  SMITH 
SEKFENS,  CHARLES 
West,  H.  K. 


Copperr)poliB 

CopjierM|>olis 

Coultervillu 

Coulterville 

(^iillterville 

Crescent  (Mty 

Crescent  City 

Downieville 

Downieville 

Dutch  Flat 

Dutch  Flat 


Smith,  A.  S 
Gilliert  jc  Lonff 
Williams  tc  .McConaha 
(^randall  &  Co. 
Yost  &  Anderson 
(Robert,  r.  F. 
Beardslec,  J.  W. 
Hill,  Jost^ph 
lioss,  H. 

KIBBEE,  CLARK 
BirHER,  I'ETER 
(Jrooks  &  Irving 
Irwin,  William 
Gerrett  At  Fnrnsworth 
Clifton,  John  W. 
Burdick,  A. 
Dnrwasbter,  John 
Cornclison,  tJohn 
Falkuer,  .lames 
McCne,  J.  S. 
Fickert,  Freilerick 
WILKES  W. PERRY 
.Smallev  &  Strallon 
EMEIJ.SON  &  HAItJH 
I'OOR&  DOWNIN(} 
Turner  &  Davis 
White,  James  R. 
InKrabam  Ac  Gray 
(JARITV,  OWliN 
Holt'niann,  Frank 
PALMER,  E.  C. 
Desler,  Isiaic 
Gookin,  (Jeorge  D. 
Peseire,  John 
Daves,  Z. 
Kinneson,  1). 
GARDNER,  H.  C. 
Lanuley,  Miles  T. 
Mullen  &  Co. 
HENDERSON,  A.  J. 
MOIT.  T.  D. 
Moore,  John 
Harris,  R.  V. 


El  Dorado  County, 


1  Dorado 

Eureka 

Eureka 

Eureka  South 

Fairlield 

Fiddletown 

Folsoia 

Folsom 

ForbeMown 

Forest  ('itv 

Fiaest  Hill 

Fort  .lonea 

Fort  .loiK's 

Oeoiffclowa 

Giliyiy 

Gidd  Run 

Goodyear's  Bur 

Gmss  Valley 

Grass  A'alley 

tJruss  ValleV 

Ilaviluli 

Havilah 

Haywood 

llealdshnrK 

llealdsburg 

Hornitos 

Hornitos 

llowland  Flat 

lowu  Hill 

Jafk.'fon 

Jurkson 

Jackeonvillc 

Jamestown 

Jamestown 

Kelseyville 

Knight's  Ferry 

Knight's  Ferry 

La  Porte 

La  i'orte 

Los  Angeles 

Log  Angeles 

Miigalia 


Mariposa 
MeCREADY,J.  R.  (seeadv.  dept. page  35)  Mariposa 
TERRY,  E.  S.  (see  udv,  dept.  |>age  'S'lj  Mariposa 
Sclirani,  P.  Markleeville 

Ward,  H.  Jr.  JIarkleeville 

Bennett,  S.  Martinez. 

Applegate,  .Tames  T.  Marygvillu 

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DAVIS,  JOSHUA  (gee  adv.  dent.  p.  79)  Marysville 
ECKERT.    IGNATIUS    (see  adv.   dept 


page  75.) 
MARKER  &  NEWHARD 


AioDaiiiel,  D.  I 

ROBLIN,  JOSHUA   K.    imn.-.    adv 

page  79.) 
Travner,  JanieH 
GRANT,  ALFRED 
Jett'eria,  P.  E. 
McEldownev,  T.  L.  Rros. 
SMITH*  WILK  INS 
HALLIGAN,  D.  M. 
Gritfin,  H. 

I'EEK.W.  P.  &  CO. 
MATTESON  &  GARLAND 
CLIFFORD,  G.B. 
McKeiizie,  Jonas 
WALDEN.J.  13. 
Place,  Henry 
Saxby  &.  Lancaster 
Smith,  A.  H. 
Cooke  &  Dado 
Ueaadry  &  Nobletl 
Conner  &  McCIeverty 
Newland,  E.  &  A. 
Sbattuck  &  llillegHBti 
Goode,  Jo8cpli 
Uean,  Jackson 
Howden,  Edward 
BUCKIUS,  J.   J.   &  CO.  ^u."  adv 

page  87) 
Mnttner,  Frank 
JOHNSON,  S.  W. 
Woodford,  (y'liarles 
EAGER,  GEORGE 
EIIJH  &  Hatilirouck 
HINKLE,  J.  IJ. 
Moree,  'Voodwortli  &  Co. 
Pfaa.  John 
TayU)r,  James 
Warren  &  Page 
EARLY  &  CHliTENDEX 
House  &,  Jones  .MuiiiKwa  County,  Princeton 

Ready,  J.  &  (;.  '    Red  HluH 

DAR'LING,  E.  (see  adv.  <iopt.  page  9o)      Red  Phiir 


Marysville 
Marysville 
Marysville 
lept. 

Marysville 

Marysville 

MeadoNV  Lake 

Meadow  Luke 

Meadow  Lake 

Jleadow  Lake 

^lichigan  Hluft' 

Mokelnmne  Hill 

Mokelunuie  Hill 

Murphy's 

Napa  tJity 

Napf.  City 

Napa  City 

Nevada  (-'ity 

Nevada  City 

Newcastle 

North  San  Juan 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Orleans  I'nr 

Oroville 

Oroville 

Icpt. 

Oroville 

Oroville 

Pacheco 

Pachcco 

Pctaluma 

Petaluuia 

Petalunia 

Petulunia 

Pelaluina 

Petalunia 

Placerville 

Port  Wine 


Allnort,  W.  H. 
WENTWORTH,  GEOKGI 
Haselton,  F.  Sc  CO. 
Fletcher,  R. 
Hauquier,  J. 
ISan(|iiier,  •Joseph 
COOK,  .TACOH,  (see  adv 
Grafnuiller,  Andrew 
Hunt,  I).  R. 
Jacobs,  Enoch 
Jones,  J.  S. 
Alalone,  F.  S. 
Miller,  M. 

Mooreliead,  William 
MYERS,  .r.W. 
KENWICK,  A.  T. 
Reynolds,  William 
Stanley,  Lee 
Toll,  N.  J. 
Wingate,  C.  C. 
MctJee,  James 
RUSSELL,  R.  V, 
Hinton,  John  H. 
KINMAN,  N.  &  <■(► 
Dntcch.  J. 

(JREEN,  PATIMCK 
HOUGH  &  RAKER 
JOHNSON,  JOHN  WESLEY 
Pillot,  Alexander 
Porlitr  Ai-  Haskell 
Putney,  C.  M.  (farrier) 
WELi^H,  PATRICK 
Russell,  G.  &  Co. 


Red  Dog 

Redwood  City 

Robinson's  Ferry 

Hoseville  Junction 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

lept.  page  l."))  Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacranie'ito 

Sacramei.io 

Saciamento 

Sacraniei'.to 

Sacraniofiio 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Calavera.i  tViim'y,  San  Andreas 

Calaveras  (.'(Hiiiiy,  San  Andreas 

Sail  Iternardino 

.San  lierniirdino 

San  •lose 

San  Jose 

San  •lose 

San  .lose 

Sun  tJose 

Sun  Jose 

t:-'>ni  •lose 

San  J''he 

San  Juan 


Smolley  &  Stratton  San  Leandro 

Baldwin,  W.  P.  San  l'a()lo 

O'Lttve,  Doniijo  San  IMlilo 

Barnard,  William  L.  San  lialacl 

Hopkins,  R.  A.  San  Rafael 

Ham,  R.  K.  Santa  Clam 

DUSTIN  &  CO.  Santa  Cniz 

Lincoln  &  Martin  Santa  Cruz 

BOSTWICK  &  MARTIN  Santa  Romi 

BROWN,  J.  W.  Sononai  County,  Sebastoiiol 

SEDGLEY,  JOTIIAM  Sonoma  County,  Sebiistoiiol 
Chandler,  B.  F.  Shasta 

Dunn,  Dtnnis  H.  Sliantu 

Belehman,  F.  Silver  Mouiilain 

Wyllie,  O.  C.  Silver  Mountain 

Turner  &.  lirien  Snelliiij; 

SIcLean.D.  Solium 

MONAH/.N  &  WHIPPLE  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  33)  Sonoiu 

Jenkins,  S.  C.  St.  llekim 

CULVER,  N.  C.  St.ukKMi 

FOX,  GEORGE  Stockton 

Hawley,  James  Stoi'klon 

Litterbnmt,  H.  Stockton 

JIAGNER  &  SAFFERHILL  Stockton 

MAGNER  MORRIS  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  31)  Stockton 
Morris  &  Co.  Stockton 

Nye,  Thomas  &  Co.  Stocklcm 

O'Donnel.  M.  Stockl(ui 

SISSON,  C.  H.  Stockton 

Walnier,  Henry  Stockton 

Watterhouse,  .John  Stockton 

WOLF,  A.  '  Stockton 

CANNON,  R.  B.  SuisimCilv 

MORRIS.  WM.  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  20)  SuisunCi.y 

Sasanvillf 

Siicanvilli' 

Siisanville 

Suiter  Cri'cli 

Tavlorvillc 

Trinidiiil 

Ukiah 

Ukiiili 

I'kiah 

Vallcjo 

Viillcjo 

Visuliii 

VisiiliH 

Vifiiliii 

Volcnno 

Watsonvillc 

Watsonvillc 

Weavcivillc 

Wilmiiiglon 

Woodlanil 

Yoa  ltd 

YrckH 

Yuba  City 

Stage  Lines. 

-Vlamo  to  Haywood 
Auburn  to  Alichigaii  Itliill  I 
Benicia  to  Clear  Lake 
Benicia  to  SuiMuii : 
Benicia  to  Vallcjo  i 
Bloomlield  lo  San  Rafael , 
see  adv. 

Cliico  lo  Iiliilio 
Coloina  to  Placerville 
CR(  tSSM AN  &  RO()ERS  (saddle  train  ; 

see  adv.  dept.  page  83)  Downievillo  to  llowlainl 

Fliii 
HUGHES  &  SMITH  (saddle  train  ; 

see  ady.  dept.  page8.i)  Downievillo  to  Ilowlaiiil 

Kliil 
noNLON  PETER  Dublin  to  Havwood 

EMERSON  &',  II AIGH  Ilealdsburg  to  J^kag^'t< , 

Spiill),'!!  ' 

BANNIN<1  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  37)  Los  Angeles  to  San  Uernardiiin : 


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Cogswell  &  Co 
Hamilton  &.  Co. 
.Shiss  &.  Co. 
Fagan,  P.  &  E. 
Rcuiick,  R.  B. 
Flaherty,  Edward 
Briggs  &,  Dalton 
Williams  &  Caldwell 
Willis,  W.  E. 
BROWNLEE,  JOHN 
Callender,  .lohn 
(iordon  Si,  Hepburn 
HATHAWAY  &  TAYLOR 
Wilson  &,  Thome 
^yo(>lcy,  E.  B. 
Kennedy,  Morgan 
PORTliR,  D. 

COMSTOCK  &  MARTIN 
BUTLER.  (;E0RGE  R. 
Lawson,  .F.  I). 
Co/./.ens,  J. 
Martin,  Jacob 
Fox,  James  A. 


Denn,  T.  W. 
Powell,  P. 
Coombs  lil:.  Brannan 
Cutler,  Milton 
Mc(;iie,  Patrick 
Kullel  &  Co. 
CROSBY,  G.B.  (agent; 

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rOMLINSON  i 
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ISEELEY,  A.  L. 

iiaife  36) 
ILOVEIT&CO 
i       page  175) 
rOMLINSONS 
,       dept.  page  3i 
ITEKltY,  E.  S. 
!  Fleinniiug,  R.  H. 
GELATT  &,  jMO 
(Icpt.  page  47 
Drown,  Warren 
Cofliii  &  (.'o. 
i  BREWSTER,  S. 

,  I       page  88) 

iXYE.D.B.  (seei 

GRANT,  ALFRl 

i 

J  Roberts,  J.  .T.  &  i 
iCunch&Hill 
'  Ifan,  John 
iMcKcnzie,  Tonas 
I  Drayton  &.  Jlarki 

iJOHNSON,  S.  \\ 

'  Morse,  >V'oodwort 

j. MILLER,  LEW. 

I  Moore,  Thomas 

fl'Kecte,  John 

j  Tlioninson,  Wm. 
1 1  Hamilton,  Williaii 

Kllinoa,  J.  A.  &.  Ci 
|!l'orrli,,ML 

Mann,  B.  F. 

<  I'addock  &  Co. 

I  Dm  iiett,  W. 

Ilfenml,  Jesus 

Comfort,  J.  R. 

:  l»uniiin>,' &,  Leslie 

Conover,  S. 

Ilendcwon  &  Nel 

Meyers,  W. 
il>eaner&.  Son 

Kilts,  W. 

Millard,  Levi 
'  Hall,  \V. 
'  (ielalt  &  Moore 
'Mnlti«)i.  &  (iarlai 
|iHOVD  &  NEW( 
'       dept.  page  33) 

DOOLY  Iv  CO. 
page  3a) 

HSllER,  S.  &Z, 
luitfe  3-J) 

(LARK,  WM.  .M 
I  Mead  *:  Chuk 

I'.IVIS,  1.  W.  (sec 

"TIIO.MS,  A.  O.  l.s, 

liageH.'i) 
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•IIRKN,  WM.  H. 

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CALIFORNIA, 


STAGE    LINES  —  STATIONERS 


TOMLINSON  &  CO  (see  udv.depf. 

piijfe  37)  Los  An^^ules  to  Sail  IJeniardiiio 

SKELEY,  A.  L.  (see  adv  dept. 

imifB  36)  Los  Angeles  to  San  Diego 

LOVE'lT.'  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

imge  175)  Los  Angeles  to  San  Jose 

TOMLINSON  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

I       ilept.  page  37)  Los  Angeles  to  San  I'edro 

ITERKY,  E.  S.  JIaiiposa  to  Bear  Valley 

Fleiianing,  K.  II.        Jlariposa  to  liuchanuu  Hollow 

OELATT  &.  JIOOUE  (see  adv. 

di'pt.  page  47)  Murkleville  to  Oenoa 

lirowii,  Warren  Martinez  to  Oakland 

Collin  &  ('o.  Alartine/,  to  Sonierville 

iUKEWSTEU,  S.  T.  (see  adv.  dept. 
I       page  88)  iMarvsville  and  La  Porte 

SYE,  I>.  B.  (see  adv.  dept.  page"3S) 

Meadow  L^ike  to  Grass  Valley 
I  GRANT,  ALFRED  (saddle  train!  Meadow  Lake 
I  to  I'olleys 

i  Roberts,  J.  J.  &  Co.  Jleadow  Lake  to  Virginia 

iCoiicli  &  Hill  Mokehimne  Hill  to  Sacramento 

'Ifan,  John  Napa  City  to  Petalnnia 

iMcKt'n/.ie,  Tonas  Napa  City  to  Saerainento 

iUniyton  &  Marker         Nevailu  City  to  Hear  Valley 
i !  and  Meadow  Lake 

MOHNSON,  S.  W.  Prtcliecoto  Martinez 

'  Morse,  Woodwortli  &  Co.     Petalniuu  to  Cloverdale 
MILLER,  LEW.  W.     Pelalinna  Id  Dnncan's  Mdls 
Redwood  City  to  Seaivville 
Saeramento  to  Caclieville 
Sacramento  to  (,'in  lieville 
Sacramento  to  Murysville 
Sacramento  to  .Stockton 


Mrare,  Thomas 
OKecte,  John 
Tlioinjison,  Wm. 
Hmiiilton,  William 
Klliw)M,J.  A.  &  Co. 
Forch,  J.  II. 
Miiini.  H,  h\ 
I'Hildock  &  Co. 
liuinelt,  W. 
I  lltonial,  JcBUs 
Comfort,  J.  R. 
Ilunaing  &.  Leslie 
Coiiover,  S. 
llendewon  &  Neli^on 
.Moycis,  W. 
lleiiiier  &  .Son 
Kills,  W. 
Millard,  Levi 
Hall,  W. 

(ii'latt  &.  Mooro 
MattiMii.  &  (iarhin<l 


Sacramento  to  Stockton 
San  Jose  to  ,San  Jnan 
San  Jose  to  Santa  Cruz 
San  Jnan  to  Monterey 
San  Juan  to  New  Idria 
San  Juan  to  New  Idria 
San  .Inan  to  San  ilose 
San  iluan  to  Watsonville 
San  Rafael  to  Olenui 
San  Rafael  to  Petal  nma 
.Santii  Clara  to  San  Jose 
Santa  Clara  to  San  Joso 
Sania  Clara  lo  San  Jose 
Santa  Clara  lo  Santa  Cruz 
Silver  Mountain  lo  Genoa 
.Silver  Momitaiu  to  Murphy's 
ItOVl)  &  NKWl.'O.MER(seeadv. 

<lcpt.  page  33)  Sonora  to  Centerville 

DOOLY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  3:i)  Stockton  to  Columbia 

FISHER,  S.  Si  Z.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  3"J|  Stockton  to  Mariposa 

(LARK,  WM.  M.  ViHiilia 

,  Mcail  &  (Jlark  Visalia  to  Clear  Creek 

IIAVIS,  1.  W.  (sec  adv.  dept.  page 

•fii)  Visalia  to  Hoinitos 

'TllOMS,  A.  O.  (.see  adv.  dept. 

page  3r>)  Visalia  to  San  Jose 

I'laKli'v,  A.  &.  .1.  Weaverville  to  Marysville 

ltAN\S'IX(i,  P   &  Co.  (we adv. 

paije  37)  Wilmington  lo  liOs  Angeles 

Starch. 

|iSee  flroeeries;  also  Merchandise,  General  ] 

Stationers,  Retail. 

ii^e  also  Uooksellers:  also  Diugs  and  Modicinea; 
also  News  Agents.] 

Voniig,, Fames  C.  Alleghany 

I'Sicveas,  ,S.  M.  Auhnrii 

.'•"Kfcidieini,  Samuel  Hrown's  Valley 

Itailileu,  Jaiaes  '  Cauiptonvillo 

WHKS,  WM.  II.  (Roe  adv.  dept.  page 90)  Chico 
I  Matliews  Sc  Krazier  Cisco 

I  I'mpliagan,  N.  R.  I).  &  Co.  Colfax 


W. 


see  adv 


Hutchinson  &  Oilman 
Avers,  Thomas 
Cluipman,  C.  P. 
Lasky,  M. 
Orear,  John  W. 
WECK,  V.  A. 
XEWBAUER.  H.  &  II 
JACKS,  ROBERT 
HOLLENBECK,  O.  W. 
DIXON,  GEO.  W. 
Edwards  &  Co. 
LOIITZENHEISER,  WM. 
SMITH  &.  ROSS 
Sl'ENCER  &  HOBART 
Townsend,  C.  C. 
CANAN  &  FIKE 
CHITTENDEN,  HENRY 

adv.  dept.  prnjeSJ) 
MiFARr.ANDHROS 

page  84) 
Craner,  Henry 
Peters,  J.  A. ' 
.Stevens,  R.  F. 
Baer,  Isaac 

CONEY,  LEONARD 
IX(JALLS,  C.  H. 
Mentzel,  i.,ouis 
WHEELER  &  THOMAS  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  SI) 
WILLARD,  EMORY  L 

pages  tiO  and  8a) 
Du  Bois,  W.  C. 
HELLMaN  &  CO. 
Gorham,  Charles  Jf. 
MARCUSE,  M.  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept 

paae  78) 
M((;(  »RMICK,  T.  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

801 
WAGNER,    HENRY   (see   adv.   dept. 

page  74) 
WEIL  &  BERXHEIM  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  74) 


Miller  <!k  Co 

Winham  &.  Clark 

Bach,  F. 

Leonard,  A.  V. 

Haas,  Martin  L. 

(.'rawfoul,  G.  R. 

WELCH,  G.W. 

FRANCHERE  &  BLTLER 

HARDY,  W.  B. 

Nagler,  W.  F.  S. 

Rothschild,  J.  A. 

SIMPSON.  ALEXANDER  G.  (see  adv. 

depl.  pageSi ) 
Case,  A.  B.  ' 
Llovd.  Wm.  H. 
HAURIS,  s. 
Ileinandez,  R.  S. 
SCHOENFELD,  SALOMON  D.  (see 

adv.  depl.  page  ill) 
Wright,  T.  L.     .Siskiyou  County,  Rough  and  Ready 
Bit  hell,  James  *  Sacramento 

Coolol,  A.  Sacramento 

Crawford,  J.  F.  Sacramento 

CROCKER,  II.  S.  Si.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  43)  Sacramento 

Dohn,  Charles  Sacramento 

EDWARDS  Sc  CO.  .Sacramento 

Davis,  R.  (Calaveras  County,  San  Andreas 


KATZ  &  SPUR 
Hare,  L.  11.  &  Co. 
Waldtenfel.A. 
YATES  &  YATES 
Sweeny,  J.  W. 
MURRAY,  ALEXANDER 
Shepard,  J. 
WiUiainB  &  Nelson 
Munatise,  Jacob  Si. 


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Marysville 

Meadow  Lake 

Meadow  Lake 

.Mokelumne  Hill 

Moore's  Flat 

Napa  (;ity 

Nevada  City 

Nevada  City 

X'orth  San  Juaii 

Oakland 

Oro  Fino 

l>"oville 


Oroville 

Petalumn 

Pelalinna 

Placcrville 

Placerville 

Red  BInir 


San  BeriaU'diuo 

San  .lose 

San  •lose 

San  .lose 

Sjii  iluan 

.Sau  Luis  Obispo 

Santa  (-'ruz 

Santa  Cruz 

Shasta 


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• 

Newbmipr,!!.  &II.W. 

Shingle  Springs 

Dorris,  H.  F. 

Cicwcciit  Cilv 

Wifliellumseii,  L. 

Silver  Mo\intain 

GILBERT,  CHARLES  W.  (see 

adv.  dept. 

Dexter,  O.  V. 

Somerville 

.,     page  7-.J) 

Downievillc 

WOKTH.  LEWIS  W. 

Sonoma 

hvans,  H. 

Drvlowii 

HullBOII,  J.  il. 

Sonera 

Ilillhouse,  W.  II. 

Dul.'li  Flui 

Street,  If.  L. 

Sonom 

Ilanak,  S. 

Fo1n)||1 

Kieniki.  J.  S. 

Stockton 

Dewel,  J.  F. 

PorbcNtdwn 

Newell.  Svdney 

Stockton 

Alhrerlit,  Charles 

Forest  Hill 

liosli,  Widiiim 

Snisiin  City 

WHITE,  E. 

French  ('(iniil 

RobertB,  John  II. 

Snisiin  City 

Bennett  &  Co. 

GriiHM  Viillcv 

STOCKMON  &  URO. 

Suisnn  City 

Ilalhawav  &  Soule 

Grass  Viillev 

Itlond,  Allies 

Taylorville 

LOYD,  Thomas 

GriisK  Vnlln 

WePHels,  S.  C. 

Tiinbnctoo 

Lninpiiig,  L.  G. 

Haywoii(| 

REYNOLDS,  J.  W.  B. 

Varaville 

Mull'gim,  W. 

Hcalilsliiirt' 

I'lLSON,  J.  D. 

Vneaville 

Van  Mater,  J.  M. 

Heiildiihiiii' 

Ilium  &  Co. 

Valleio 
Vallejo 

Kochin,  J. 

lloniitw 

McEliov,  I'ntiick 

STOUT,  HENRY  C.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  84) 

VALLftE,  C.  M. 

Visalia 

Howliiml  Fliit 

FREY,  .lOHN 

Voh-ano 

Rickey,  D.  B. 

Iiiiic  Citv 

MAKTIX,  E. 

Watsonville 

Mills,  Alexander 

Kniglit's  Landiii'i! 

Oberdeeiior,  Mohcs 

Weavcrville 

Koppel,  Victor 

La  I'oric 

Comimn,  \V.  II.  II. 

Yon  Het 

Robinson,  Amos 

La  Portf 

RAYNES  &  PYLE 

Yrcka 

Breu/.in,  8. 

Los  Aiijreles 

Steam  Engine  Builders- 

HICKS.J.D.  &C0. 

Caster,  A.  L. 

Los  AiiKi'k-s 
JIaripwa 

[See  Engine  Unililere; 

also  Foundries.] 

Barman,  Jonus  S. 
Elder,  T.  B. 

MiiryKvilli. 
Miirvsviilc 

Steamers. 

M((JRATH,  JEREMIAH  (see 

adv.  dept. 

RELIEF,  T.J.  Uaylis  &  Co. 

(see  adv.  dept. 

page  (■>!») 

Mary.svillc 

1)11  lie  ','()) 

Petalnma 

ROSS,  E.  C.  &  CO.  (sec  a<lv.  dept  p.  70)  Muivsvili,. 

CALIFORNIA  STEAM  NAVIOATION  CO. 

SCHWARTZ,  CHARLES  (see 

adv.  dept. 

Saciiuncnto 

page  70) 
SliaHer,Wm.  C. 
Fougeron,  A. 

MiirvKville 

Steel— Importers  of. 

Marviivillc 
Micbigiui  liliiil 

[See  Hardware;  also 

Iron  and  Steel.) 

Spalding,  O.  G. 

Michigan  ItliiD 

Storage  Warehouses. 

Heveitoii,  S. 
WHETCOMBE,  W.  W. 

MoorcV  Kliii 
Napa  Cily 

(See  also  Merclinntu 

Forwarding.) 

Tamer.  <ieorge  E. 

NevailiiCii; 

Hensoii,  R. 

Alvarado 

Jacks.  Samuel 

Niciiliuis 

.lones,  S.  P. 

Alvarado 

SMITH,  FRANCIS 

North  Siiii  .liinii 

lliini,  R.  K. 

Alviso 

Ach,  Henry 

( )akl 1 

Otley  &  Anzeraia 
Wuiie,  Henry 

Alviso 

llevman,  It. 

Oiikliiiiil 

Alviso 

B()YD,  ALEXANDER  P.  (sec 

adv.  dept. 

^VeHt,  John 

Alviso 

page  81)) 

Oroville 

Clurk,  James 

Rodega 

Brock,  Joseiili  M. 
Littlefield,  J.  A. 

(h'ovilif 

Curtis,  Tvler 

liodega 

PlU'llWi 

>VatHon,  JaiiieH 

liodega 

Bowman  &.  Co. 

Pcliiliiiiia 

Dennistou,  James  O. 

Half  Moon  Ray 
Haywooi'. 

Harris,  J.  W. 

PclaliiiiiH 

Edinoiulsoii,  T.  J. 

Schlosser  it,  Harris 

Pi'tiihiiiiii 

CoHin.  O.  C. 

Martinez 

Nash,  I.  H. 

Phicervillc 

HOCKI US,  CHARLES  O. 

(see  adv.  dept. 

Sesser, J.  S 

Pliiccrvillt 

\)UK<i  tW) 

Marysville 

FOHSITNCJ,  LESTER  W.  (see  adv.  dept. 

Oately,  John 

Mountain'  View 

Iiage  .'■>!)) 

Kcd  llliitl 

Clirisiiaiison,  P. 

Napa  City 

KRAFT,  HERBERT  (see  adv. 

Icpt.page 

Lawlev,  .lohn 

Napa("ity 

04) 

Keel  ItliiH 

MiKhefl,  ^Villiam 

Napa  l^itv 
COJIPANY    Patheco 

BEGOLE,  WILLIAM  A. 

\M  D": 

PACIIECt )  AVAREIIOUSE 

DUItllAM,  WILLIAM 

Redwodil  I'iiv 

HAYLIS,  T.  F.  &  CO. 

Petalnma 

Weaver,  I).  S. 

Redwoml  t'ily 

Fernands,  H. 

Pinole 

Carter.  R.  C. 

Wlo  Viji'a 

Ililborn.  E.  P. 

Suisnn  City 

(HLLKS.  M01T&  CO. 

Sacninii'iiiii 

PIERCE,  LEWIS 

Suisun  Ciiy 

Ilansbrow,  TIioiiims 

Sacriiiiu'iiiii 

HRADY,  E.  F. 

Tomale's 

HOLBROOK,  MEURILL    & 

CO.  (see 

Brennan,  James 

Watsonville 

adv.  dept.  page  30) 
Hovt,  William  II. 
JACKSON,  1.  P. 

Sacriiiiu'iilii 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

SacriiMH'iilo 
Siicniiiit'iiio 

(See  also  Hardware.) 

KELLO(SG,  LEONARD 

SlIlTilllllMllli 

I.K)W0ll,  A.  J. 

Alvarado 

Llovd,  Andrew 

Siiciii"i«ini 

Howard,  J.  II. 

Angel's  Camp 

SWlNERTON,  0.  H.  (see  adv. 

dept.  ]i.  4-J) 

Hums,  R. 

Areata 

SlllTllllll'IIIO 

HARWOOD,  J. 

Auburn 

TERRY,  R.  C.  &  CO. 

Sucriiiiifiii" 

Ulake,  William 

livnieia 

Weimiin,  D. 

Saciiiiiii'iii" 

FRIED,  HENRY 

lienieia 

Wilson,  John  B. 

Saciiiiiii'iii' 

Palmer,  Harris  St,  Co. 

UloomHeld 

Bowman,  G.             Calaveras  County,  San  Andmul 

Leniotte,  A. 

Rrooklvn 

Dennis,  Edward 

San  Bcriuirdiiic 

McFadtlen,  Thomas 

Cln'oo 

HUFFEN,JOHN 

San  Beriuirdino 

Wiiiif,  Stephen 
Cj»  RE  Y.LEWIS 

Columbia 

Campbell,  C.  E. 

San  .III* 

Colusa 

Slock,  John 

.Sail .!« 

Collins,  W.  F.  &  Co. 

Copperopolis 

Short  Frederick 

San  LciinJiv 

Vellouiene,  M. 

Cuulterville 

DIBBLE,  JOHN  H. 

Simla  I'luni 

Keep  Oallfornls  Capital  in  Oa 

lifornlft.  Insure  in  the  PAUlFiO. 

A.  KOHIiBB,  Baa  I'nmolsoo,  imports  Foreign  and  American  Inatniments  for  Bands. 

CALIFORNIA.        STOVES  —  TURPENTINE.                    50  (f 

ANTHONY,  WILLIAM                         Siiiilu  Cm/. 

Baxter,  J.                                                        San  Jose 

Morrow,  Jaiiiea                                           Suiitii  Koaii 

Moser,  J.                                                           Sau  J  one 

Tavlor  &  Voliintiii's                                          Slmntii 

Travis,  D.                                                         San  Jose 

I'oiillce  At  Mrova                               SliiiiKle  SpriiijjH 

Shusler,  Adam                                          Sautii  Clara 

lliiimk,  S.                                             Sbiiigle  SprinjfH 

NALENTIO,  PIO                                     Santa  Clara 

lliirria,  Oeoi  Jie                                                  Soiioiiin 

Halahan,  F.                                               Santa  Crux 

DviT,  I).  A.  '                                                      Souorii 

Heitman,  H.                                                 Santa  Cru/. 

Kiiilcdae,  1*.                                                        Soiiora 

Willielm,  George  L.                                            Slianta 

HICKMAN,  L.  M.                                          Stockton 

Dalley,  Ferd.                                                St.  Helena 

JACKSON  &.  IJLISS                                     Stockton 

Chiistian,  W.                                                   Stockton 

Mills*.  Doll                                                     Stockton 

AVehster,  William                                            Stockton 

Jiieobs,  William                                         Suisun  Cil  v 

YOUNG,  WILLIAM  D.                                Stockton 

('iippct,  1).                                             Sutler  (Irt'ok 

GottVedien,  Conrad                                     Taylorville 

Slrmi»f,  ('.  C.  &  Co.                                           Vimilia 

La  Frank,  Samuel                            Thoiupson's  Flat 

CliUTKP:,  1'.  A .                                            Volcimo 

Oorndev,  .lames                                                 Vullejo 

Kreieriiiiith  &  Steigelinan                         Wuti<()nville 

RKIXQUIX,  P.  L.  Vallejo 
GREEN,  HARRIS                                            Visalia 

ilowsc,  John  A.                                         WiitMonville 

JL'XKANS,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept.  pajfe 

'.I-,')                                                       Weaverville 

Alexander,  A.                                            Watsonville 

Cohen,  M.  C.                                              Watsonville 

BOXNKL,  B.  P.                                             Windsor 

Cohn,  Philip  Weaverville 
Hudspeth,  Wm.  L.                                    Weaverville 

MOKIX,  (;.  1).                                             Woodlitnd 

(ioiiulcv,  .latnes                                            You  Uet 

Clinge,  William                                                   Yreka 

I1USK.\IAN,  LOUIS  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  118)     Yreka 
STIMMKL,  HERMAN  E.  (see  adv.  dept. 

Tanners  and  Tanneries. 

page  99)                                                      Yreka 

[See  also  Introductory  Summary ;  also  Leather.] 

Surgical  and  Dental  Instruments. 

Curtis,  Tvlcr  &  Co.  Bodega  Corners 
Wilcox,  1'.  S.  &  Co.                                       Brooklyn 

[See  also  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 
Soliilling,  F.                                                  San  Jose 

Curn,John                                                    Corrallitas 

Volander,  A.                                            Crescent  City 

Surveyors. 

Bennison  &  Boots  Eureka 
Kinniger,  Charles                Y'uba  County,  Greenville 

(C.  E.  stands  for  Civil  Engineer.) 

Rutherford,  John                                          Iowa  Hill 

Finley,  C.  W.                                                 Auburn 

CRIST,  G.  F.  &  CO.                                  Marysville 

Ji'iiiiings,  Orlando  (C.  E.)                          Centreville 

Honser,  A.  J.                                             Rock  Creek 

lleurenfle,  K.  1).  (C.  E.)                                   Havilali 

Rahel,  F.                                                     Sacrai-ento 

Carter,  .lonas                                                   La  I'orte 

GROZELIER  &  NELSON  {see  adv.  dept. 

Lopin,  O.  V.  (C.  E  )                                 Markleeville 

page  IH)                                                     San  Jose 

Oiii,  William                                                   Martinex 

(•ro/.elier,  L.                                                    San  Jose 

lIUr.MSK V,  J.  A.                                Meadow  Lake 

LUUZKN,  H.  &•  CO.                                      San  Jose 

LIEUIJEKT,  WILLIAM  &  CO.  (C.  E.) 

GLEIX  &,  EBKKIIARD  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

Meadow  Lake 

JU)                                                      Santa  Clara 

liiiiirlier,  W.  K.                                  Mokclumnc  Hill 

JONES,  E.  &  CO.                                      Santa  Cru/, 

liO.VKDMAN,  W.  F                                    Oakland 

Kirhy,  Richard                                            Santa  Cru/. 

YOrXO,  HENRY                                          Oroville 

Kron  &  Matthews                                       Santa  Cruz 

Foriiian,  S.  W.  (C.  E.)                                SanUi  Cruz 

McCav,  C.                                                       Saratoga 

Giblis  &.  Co.  (C.  E.)                                      Stockton 

Hale  &  Briety                                                    So(iuel 

Tailors,  Merchant. 

Porter,  (J.  K.  &,  B.  F.                                        Soquel 

llArrLE,  J                                                     Benicia 

Tea  Dealers. 

MHrifH,  Samuel                                                      Cliico 
Wiiteriuad,  William                                             Cliico 

[See  Groceries ;  also  Merchants,  General.] 

L;ilrcille,  B.                                                  Pownieville 

Tinner's  Stock. 

Miiver,  Louis                                             I»8  Angeles 
llliiljnp,  William                                              Mariposa 
limwn,  P.  Si  Bro.                                        Martsville 

[See  also  Hardware  ;  also  Iron  and  Steel.] 
HOLBROOK,  MKRRILL&  CO.  (see 

Kilcriiian,  H.  it  Co.                                     Mar'ysville 

adv.  dej)t.  page  119)                              Sacramento 

lliilcy,  M.  J.                                                 Marysville 

Tinsmiths. 

I'erry,  .lolin                                                  Marysville 
Sliieyr,  M.  &  Co.                                          Marysville 

[See  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 

Itcru,  .John  A.                                               Mendocino 
CmnvHy,  .lolni                                                 Mendocino 

Tobacco. 

M(  Kay,  UoU-rt                                             Napa  City 

[See  Cigars.] 

Xi)niieniHii,  W.                                              Napa  City 
Slieridau,  Beiiuird                    •                    Najia  (!ity 

Toys. 

llainfriiiHun,  Charles                                     Newtown 

[See  Fancy  Goods;  also  Varitti.    j 

llcKiifar.  Philip                                               Oakland 
Itiillier,  1':.                                                         Oakland 

Turners,  Ivory  and  Wood. 

Diiringcr,  John                                                 Oakland 

Schuch,  A.                                                Snciiimento 

Uiiland,  Joseph  W.                                         Oroville 
Mi'inelli,  A.                                                          Pacheci) 

HABICH,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dent.  p.  91))  Shasta 
AUBREY  &  HARRINfJTON  (Wood) 

luliie,  Charles                                                I'etaluma 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  75)                       Marysville 

Liiiglicry,  Henry                                         Petahuna 
I'liillips,  Jacoh                                                Petahuna 

Turpentine  Manufacturers. 

Kt'i'Kan,  (lerrald                                             Red  Blutt 

[See  also  Distillers.] 

Httnleit  it  Blanchard                           Redwood  City 

Cordes,  F.                                                    Marysville 

Huherkorn,  W.                                           Sacnimento 

.lones  &  Cnrtland                                  Clipper  Mills 

MoCann.  Henry                                          Sacramento 

Dnnhar,  J.  W.                                               Mxgaliu 

Van  Orden,  John                                      Sacramento 

Harrison,  T.                                                      Pentz 

Venneyer,  Joseph                                       Sacranienio 

Pence,  M.                                                          Pentz 

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Undertakers. 


Popo,  William  V. 

Downing,  J.  C. 

Iliuiiilinn,  KiUvHl'd 

MAIIKW  &  1{I1>UILL 

(IrovoH,  VV.  (". 

McKen/.ie,  W.  W. 

Hiiniell.  .1. 

Loyd,  Williiun 

Lovett,  <).  11. 

Uov  &  Trvoii 

MILLKU;  FKANK  (kcc  adv. 

CON'U()lK,.I(>S.  A. 

UEKVKS,  ,r.  \V. 

Wi'dton,  W.  S.         CulavoriiH 

Albon,  Kdwai'd 

HIake,  A.  N. 

IJoiid,  W.  11. 

I'aliiii'r,  K.  n. 

llovcy,  William  A. 


OrasH  Valley 

H(>aldHbnn{ 

Marysvillc 

Mukuliimne  Hill 

Nevada  City 

Oak  land 

Oroville 

I'etaluma 

Petalinna 

l'lac'<M'villi! 

dupt.  p.  !)l)  Ued  liliill' 

SacMimonto 

SiirninuMito 

County,  San  Andieas 

Sun  Jose 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Valley  Ford 

'  Yreku 


Upholsterers. 

[See  also  I'apei'  llungui'u.J 
SimpHon.  Adam  Copporopolin 

TOXOLLA,  IIKXUY  r.talMmu 

Albon,  Kdvi'ui'd  San  .lose 

AdoHsc,  F.  Sonora 

Crowley,  J.  F.  Stockton 

Upholstery  Goods. 

[See  aleo  Dry  Ooods] 
Woliler  &  llalleck  C.rnK«  Valley 

GllJSOX  &,  ri'llAM  iHcc  adv.  dept. 

pajje  (io)  Grans  Valley 

Underliill,  A.  Kodwood  City 

UOIlIt,  JOHN  &  CO.  (Hee  adv.  de|.t. 

page  (ii"))  Marysville 

Varieties. 

[See  alHO  Fancy  Goods.] 

GWVNN.JOHN  It.  Auburn 

I'ander,  1(.  Itloomlield 

Prince,  Geopfie  T.  Copperopolin 

Westley  &.  Williams  Co|)iieropoliH 

Scolari,  Ku);ene  (Jrans  Valley 


BAUl{&,).\CKSON 

ReiuMtein,  P. 

Uobinson  &  Son 

Scbater,  .1. 

(Jrade,  W.  A.  &  llros. 

McFAHI.ANU  &  IIRO.  (see  udv. 

piiife  HI) 
Baer,  iHaac 
Oppenlieinier,  15. 
WilliamH,  ,1.  S. 
!«nord,  \'i(tor 
NOKTOV,  CIIAKLKS  F. 
Lydon,  JamcH  I*. 
Sehoeiibcrj.'.  Ilenrv 
HIC1I.M<»M),  J.  ll. 
Pelle,  A..lr. 
Me.Martin,  F.  A. 
lianili,  II. 
(Jowen,  Philip 
Derby,  A.  IJ. 
McDonouKli,  Sunil. 
Stone.  S.  L. 
Und-   liilK  A. 
Agate,  \Vm. 
Ciinieron,  C.  P.  &  Co. 
Jlenke,  Anton 
PuKquier,  M. 
Van  Leiiibniuck,  M. 
UoHenl'eid,  A. 
Cowan,  Philip 
Sacry  iSt  Ilyls 
Hang,  A. 
Mundorf,  J. 


Ilavilali 

Huvilah 

HealdHburg 

Ileuldsburg 

HornitoH 

dept. 

Howland  Flat 

Iowa  Hill 

.TanieMown 

liii  Grange 

Los  Angi'les 

1a>.s  Angeles 

MaryNville 

Moore's  Flat 

Xana  City 

(iakhind 

Onion  Valley 

Petaluma 

Petaliniia 

Pelaluma 

Petalama 

Uedwood  City 

Itedwood  City 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Santa  Clara 

Santa  Uosa 

Suntu  liosu 

Sonora 

Sonoru 


Iionis  &  Rosenthal 
Milcu,  Nicole  &  Co. 
Cohn,  L. 
Colby.  Thos.  H. 
HRtiWN,  A.  A. 
HVRD,  WM. 
Rogers,  A.  M. 
ISonnel,  Lindsay 
('rist,  Daniel 
Davidson,  S. 


Stiicjildii 

•Siiii'kii.'u 

Viilltio 

ViilWic, 

yimiljii 

Viiiiiliii 

Viwijja 

^N'iiKJuor 

WiKullin(||>e 

WiHidliiiiil 


Veterinary  Surgeons. 


SrLLIVAN,  J.  o. 
Putney,  C.  M. 


IVtiiliniiii 


Vinegar  Manufacturers. 


Hummel  Si.  Horn 
HARXKS,  T. 


SH(M!iiii(-nt(i 
.'^lucklun 


Wagon  Stock. 

[See  also  Carriage  and  Wagon  Stock] 
W^\TKRHOl'SK  &  LKSTKR  (see  adv. 

dei)t.  page  'M)  Sacraiiiiuio 

Washing  Machines. 

lUXKT.  KDWARD  (seeadv.dept.p.ti;))  M;MVNvillc 
STA.MP.  .lOHX  M.  (see  adv.  deiit.p.HD)  Miinvvillf 
Mrooks,  W.  N.  Volo  County,  Wiislmiuimi  | 

Watchmakers. 

[See  also  Jewelers.] 

Andrews.  Moses 
Hall,  Charles 
.FoiicH,  Ralph 
Field,  Kdwin  Jr. 
StiauH,  Julias 
GIdokler.  A. 
Kceler,  W.  H. 
STKPHKXS,  T.  C. 
SUMgeH,  J.  11. 
Glaxs,  S. 
I.atlirop.  S. 
Gilnior,  R.  F. 
Aubertus,  .lulius  (,'. 
Ford.  H.  I). 


ljMi(|(|niHt,  Krlck 

lliihcn,  Daniel 

Micklev,  J.  J. 

Haldwin,  S.  D. 

Gamble,  William  A. 

Siiiilh,  Frank  F. 

WRKJHT,  KDWARI)  M.  (sec  adv 

|iage  (■)".») 
HAIJ.KR,  W. 
Saniner.  T.  11. 
rpsoii.  Charles  K. 
Fueg.  Jacob 
Rand<ilpli,  William  ('. 
Gav.iril,  A. 
KeaniotV,  W. 
Hathaway,  W. 
Smith,  George  K. 
Vouiig  &:  Andeinon 
Piatt,  X. 
Medley,  A.  (S. 
Arvidwon,  Chas.  G. 
Harss,  F.  F. 
IJailev.  Sanl'ord  H. 
SCHOKXFKLD,  SALOMON  I),  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  !'l) 
CUMMIN(JS.  WILLIAM  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  I'J) 
FLOHKRG,  COXUAD  (see  adv.  dept 

paize  I'i) 
HAMMKR,  L.  K. 
Jelly,  Samuel 
Marsh,  Robert 
Parker,  G.  M.  &.  Co. 


.\iiliiini 

C'liin. 

Coultcrvillt 

Dowhii'villt 

Dowiiiuvilit 

DulcliKU 

DulcliV'liii  I 

Kiilsuili 

Knl.<„ll| 

Grns,^  Valley 
(irasH  Viilli'v 
Ib-aliMnilY 
Howland  Kliil 
.larkHii 
La  I'nrle  | 
Liw  .Allu'i-lrs 
.MaiiiHca 
.Marvi'villf 
Marysville  | 
MaiVuvil 
dept. 

.MarvMvil 
Meadow  Lake  I 
Meailow  Liikt  I 
JloUeliiniiic  lily  I 
Xapa  Cit't  I 
XfVailaCilyl 
North  S.iii  .liu| 
( taklaibl 
Opliirville 
(hiivillfl 
Onivilicl 
I'a.'li.v. 
IV'talniiul 
Plan-rviiitl 
Phicci'Villfl 
Ucd  I  till!  I 


Red  I 

SH<'raiHi-iiio| 

•Sacraiai'iiii'l 
Sairaiin'iiwl 
Sacraiiii'iilol 
iSacrainculiI 
Sacraini'iiiJ 


The  FAOIFIO  IN8UBA2f  OS  CO.  Inaures  acainat  Fire  and  Marine  haaards. 


o. 


Slnckldii 

IShif  ktoii 

Vallejo 

Viillejci 

Viwilia 

Visuliii 

Viwilia 

W'iiuinor 

Wipiiilbriilsc 

WlHIlllllllJ 

)OUS. 

IVtiiliniiii 
S;mJ(nje  ' 

urers. 

Sucriiim'nto 
Slocktoii 

,'()n  Stock.] 
f  iiilv. 

■Siicriimciiio  1 

ines. 

.11.(1:1)  M;irvsvillt 
.p.  HI))  Miin^villc 

Ullty,  \VilHllllli;liili 

8. 


x] 


Aiil.iini 

Cliir.. 

Ciiiilli'i'villt 

Downii'ville 

l)i>\Vlliuvilll 

DiiUliKlai 

Diilcli  Flat 

Kdlsijiii 

CiiMss  Valli-y 

(InisK  V;i!lvy 

llriiliWrnra 

Howliiiiil  Hilt 

.lacki"ii 

I,;l  I'orlf 

l^llS  AllL'l-ln 

.M;iri|'"si 
Marvi'villr 
Maiysvillf 
Man>villr  I 

V.  (U-pt. 

Miirynvillr 
Mfail"\v  Lake 
iMt'»i!i)\v  l.akf 
MdkL-liiuiiic  Ciiy  I 
Naiiat'iiv 
Nfvaila  Cily  I 
Nurtli  S,iii.liiaii| 
( lakU 
Opliirvillr 
()l(ivii!r| 
Ol-dn' 
I'aclir 
I'utalniiHJ 
IMacri-viiltl 
l'lac.MVil!(| 
Uu.l  liliill 


(bC(! 

idv. 
.  (lopt. 


A.  KOHIiBR,  Ban  Vnnoisoo,  importer  and  dealer  in  Musio  Booka. 


CALIFORNIA.         WATCHMAKERS  —  WOOLEN     MILLS 


Kcl  Uliiil 

Sacrauii'iiii'j 

Sacraiiii-iiti'l 
Sairaan'ii'Dl 
Siii'i'uaii'iit«| 
SanMiiU'iitil 
Siit'iaiH>'ii''i 


W'lioliliorBt,  H. 
LKWIS,  JACKSON 
Siiiitli,  E;  K. 
VfHve,  h.  L. 
Ridlev,  .ToHeph 
Boviiton,  E.  V. 
b'FEV,  WILLIAM 
Hood,  G. 

Dolirownky,  Adolph 
Viiillc,  William 
Dewey,  A.  ^ 
Intiiesky,  V. 
KiiiiKC  .lolin 
|,KY,  HENRY  D. 
Massey,  J. 
CliiiHumn,  J.  S. 
Wilcox,  ().  P. 
Sinui8B,  V.nwi  !>. 
KKSSLER,  JOSEPH 
I'aiiie,  Alln'cf  E. 


Sacrniiieiito 

S)in  JoHC 

San  Jose 

Sun  JoMc 

Santn  Cliirii 

Siuitu  Cniz 

Siintii  Cm/. 

Santa  limn 

SluiHta 

Suisun  City 

SuBunvillu 

Slitter  Creek 

Tuylorville 

L'kiuh 

Vallejo 

WatHonvllie 

Wutsonville 

Weiiverville 

Yreka 

Yreka 


CAPPELMANN,  C.  UKent,  (hoo  ndv ,  dept. 

mne  (17)  .MarvMville 

LANGE,  HENRY  Jk  CO.  agent,  (Heo  adv.    ' 

dept.  page  ti7)  Alarygvillc 

Wines  and  Liquors— Wholesale. 

[See  LiquoiH,  WlioloHu'e.) 

Wines  and  Liqunrs— Retail 

[Sec  Liqnorg,  lietail.] 

Wine  Growers. 


I'OLAXI),  PETER  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  !t8)    Yieka 

.Suiilli,  Frank  Yreku 

I  Watson,  William  Yreka 

Water  Cure  Institutes. 

ll'ACn-lC  HYtJIENE  HOME  Oakland 

I  Biinies,  J.  A.  Sacramento 

Ieclectic  water  cure  and  hy 

GHCNIC  INSTITUTE  (hcc  adv.  dept. 

page  ;W)  Stockton 

Water  Works— City. 

"N'ow  bnildinfj.    Sec  also  Iiitrodnetory  Summary 
for  lint  of  Mining  l)itclie!<J 

J.liiliiini  Water  Works  Anlinrn 

ITIOLI'MNE  I'O.  WATER  WORKS   Coliiml.in 


I  Dutch  Flat  Water  Works 
llirai'-s  A'allev  Water  Works 
lluwii  Hill  W'ater  Works 
ll/iri  Aiigeles  City  Waterworks 
r.Miutiiie/.  Water  Works 
|.Mary»ville  Water  Works 
|.Mi)k'cliinine  Hill  Water  Works 
iNiipuCity  AVatcr  Works 
IXi'Viida  City  \Vater  Works 
'Oakland  Water  Works 
lOroville  Water  Works 
jl'i'liiluaiii  Water  \Vorks 
ll'lKcerville  AViitcr  Works 
llieil  Hint!'  Water  Works 
rlli'dwood  City  Water  Works 
jSafnanenIo  Water  Works 
ISiiii  Jose  ^Vllter  Works 
jsan  Mateo  Water  Works 
ISifflta  Cm/,  Water  Works 
Isonora  Water  Works 
|S|iriiig  Valley  Water  Works 
IStockton  City  Water  Works 
|jiii»nn  Water  Works 
IVulcaiio  Water  Works 
IVti'ka  Water  Works 


Dutch  Flat 

Urass  Vallev 

Iowa  Hill 

Los  Angelee 

Martine/. 

Murysville 

Mokcliinine  Hill 

Napa  City 

Nevada  (!it'v 

Oakliin'd 

Oroville 

Petaliniia 

Placorville 

Red  Rliitr 

Redwood  City 

Kacruniento 

San  Jose 

San  Mateo 

Santa  Cru/. 

Sonora 

San  Francisco 

Stockton 

Suisnn 

Volcano 

Yreka 


ALLHOFP,  M. 
Harnes,  J.  L.  &  Hro. 
Mai-sliall,  J.  W. 
Smith,  E.  M. 
Lean,  William 
HUGREY,  H.  N. 
Uinsmoru,  U.  T. 
Edwards,  John 
Hotlman.J.P. 
lA>skil,  M.  &  Hro. 
RICKEY,  WILLIAM 
TROWIMHDGE,  JAMES  S. 
Perry,  J. 
Dreyfus,  B. 
KELLER,  M. 
KOHLER  &  FROHLING 
Naud,  Edward 
S  A I X  S  i:  V  A I N ,  JOH  N  L. 
Schmidt,  Otto 
Warner,  J    ,f. 
Wolfskill,  iV'illiani 
Workman,  W. 
Kogcrs,  ^V.  H. 
SCHOLL,  C.  F. 
Hroder  &.  Oswald 
RiiKbev,  H.  N. 
Caldwell,  S.  R. 
Halt,  H.T. 
Mettee,  H. 
Rale,  D.  K. 
Rice,  Peter 
Foster,  J.  W.  &  Son 
McCall,  J.  W. 
\VilBon,  H.  D. 
Taiire,  Victor 
llaras/.thy,  A. 
Stewart,  C.  V. 
Williams,  C.  H.  S. 
Wmttan,  0.  M. 
Fulton,  I). 
I  Schiiim,  Jacob 
1  Schiiidler,  H. 
:  Schnesler,  Adam 


Coloma 

Coloma 

Coloraa 

Coloma 

Tehama  County,  Cottonwood 

Folsoin 

Hvdesvillo 

lone  City 

lone  City 

lone  City 

lone  City 

Jackson 

Long  Har 

Lu8  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

liOs  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

Log  Angeles 

Los  Angeles 

Los  Gatos 

Marysville 

Mornion'island 

Mormon  Island 

Mormon  Island 

Mormon  Island 

Mormon  Island 

Napa  City 

Oregon  llunse 

Placcrville 

Placerville 

Sun  Gubricl 

Somerville 

Sononui 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

Sonoma 

St.  Helena 

St.  Helena 

Yolo 

Y^nbu  City 


iMimlinrt,  P. 


Weavers. 


Wood  and  Coal. 

[Sec  also  Coal  Dealers.] 

Mallet,  John  (Wood)  Oakland 

Nagle,  G.  H.  &  Co.  Oakland 

Cook,  Thomas  H.  Sacramento 

SMITH,  S.D.  Sacramento 

niooinHeld    RL'ILE,  JOHN  H.  Vallejo 


Wheelwrights. 

[See  Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers.] 

Windmills. 

|STEVENS,  GEORGE  (see  adv.  dei)t.  p.  28) 

Redwood  City 
e,  M.  L.  Sacramento 

|HKA/ELL,  CROWELL  &  RIX  (see  udv. 

'epi.  page  17)  Washington  Corners  | 

Wines  and  Brandies— Cala. 

ISee  also  Wine  Growers.] 

pCHOLL,  C.  F.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  69) 

Marygville 


Wood  and  Willow  Ware. 

(See  also,  Hardware.) 
Sesser,  J.  S.  Placerville 

Menke,  C.  J.  Sacramento 

Wool  Dealers. 

[See  also  Hides  and  Wool.) 
i  PETERS,  J.  U.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  31)     Stockton 

Woolen  Goods. 

[See  Clothing;  also  Dry  Goods;  also  Tailors,] 

Woolen  Mills. 

[See  Mills,  Woolen.] 


I 


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li'  I   f 


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I"  :  ! 


IF'i    ! 


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haaards. 


A.  BOMAN  ft  Co.,  Ban  Franoisoo.   School  Books,  Juvenile  and  Toy  Books,  Games.  et9 


I 


610 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


alkuj^f  Ittiurr^ili 


SilLl^EM,   OREOOlSr. 

INCORPORATE!), 


1H.-53. 


T'lio  First  Torin  t>ciKlns  Neittomber  l(>tli»  1S410. 

Qutit*torl;»'  M ectlnw  c>t'  tlio  'I'l'ustees,  No-vciii1>ur  14tli. 

''r'orni  «nnH  l>c;oviiib«r  UlBt. 

'flio  Muvontl  ''fevin  IseBlns  •Tnnunry  Vtix,  1M07< 

Quarterly  ^leotlnut  of  tliq  ITrufiitctii^i  IToUriittry  OtU. 

'rv>rm  viKlH  A.i>rll  UStli. 

rriio  T'lilrd  rreriu  l>e|clnH  April  HHA, 

A.iinuul  li^xunilnatlorit  iTiily  ::2^tcl.  I3:icl  and  a<4tli. 

Aniiunl  AleotlriK  of  tlio  Trustees,  .Tiily  i^3d. 

Oommeneeiueiit  Uxorolses,  .Iiily  I^JStli. 

There  are  seven  eomiK-tciit  luul  exporicneed  Tencliers  now  employed  in  the  Scliool,  and  with  it, 
complete  set  of  riiiloso]>lii('i\l  and  Cliemical  Appiinitus,  it  otters  advnntngcs  to  students  not  DlVunloil 
by  any  otiicr  Institution  in  the  State. 


OolloKiate  Department,  Per  Term. 
Younii  Ladiea*   "  " 

Preparatory        "  " 

Aoademioal         "  " 

Intermediate      "  " 


.$18 

13 

.   13 

.  10 

■     0 


Primary  Department,  Per  Term 

Instrumental  Muaio,  "         

Use  of  Piano,  "         

Drawing,  French,  German,  "  (each). 
PaintingI  •'         


$8 
18 
3 
4 
12 


Prcpnynient  ouch  Term  required,  and  no  hill  rendered  for  loss  than  half  a  Term. 
Board  can  be  procured  in  private  families  at  about  $4  per  week. 

J.  8.  SMITH,  SECRETARY. 


Mmm  Voolen  MaifacinriDg  CoipaDj, 


Havinf;  grentlv  increased  its  nmnufacturin)r  facilities,  is  now  prepared  to  fill,  without  delnv,  nil 
orders  with  which  it  may  be  favored,  for  the  foUo'.ving  styles  of  Goods,  viz  : 

BIL.A.IVICEXS. 

WHITE  and  GllAY,  with  Fancy  Bindings  and  Borders. 

FLA.1V1VELS. 

SCARLET,  CRIMSON,  WHITE,  RUBY,  CLARET  BROWN,  GREEN,  BLUE,  ORANGE, 
BLACK,  GRAY,  CHECKED,  STRIPED. 

TWEEOS. 

BLACK,  BLUE,  STRIPED,  CHECKED,  MIXED,  GRAY,  DRAB. 
OASSIMERES. 

BLACK,  Extra;   BLACK,  Heavy;   FANCY  RIBBED,  various  Styles  and  Colors. 
]:.AX>IEl!^'    CLOTH. 

BLACK  EXTRA,  Double  Width;    BLACK,  Double  Width;    DRAB,  Double  Width. 

Also,  BXTRA  BIiAOK  DOESKIN.  Plain  and  Striped;   HABD  TIMES;   BEAVER  CAS- 
SIMERBS;  STOOKINQ  7ABN:  QBAY  OVEBSHIBTS,  Eto.,  Eto.,  Etc. 

As  neither  Cotton  nor  Shoddy  is  used,  and  great  care  is  taken  in  their  manufacture,  the  excel' 
lence  and  dUTt^litjf  of  its  Goods  can  safely  be  guaranteed. 


J.  S.  SMITHy  Agent. 


r.UJtAXY  FO 


MASON  ft  HAMZjIN'8  OROANS.    A.  KOHLBR.  Affant.  Ban  Fnmoiioo. 


fitliout  delay,  all 


OREGo  :isr 
BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


Academies. 

(See  uIbo  Colk'gcH.) 

ISl.  Miirv'B  Jaoksonville 

lljil'avft'lf  Aciiiieiiiy  Lafayi'ltc 

IS|«'ui'cr  Hull  lioHi'diiiK  Schoul  ^lilwiiukiu 

ICiiiiinicirial  Acaileiny  I'ortlaiiil 

|l'iii|«|im  Academy  VVillmi' 

Iwuollo  Academy — I^adiuB  Salcm 

Agents. 

|Kor  Aj{cntg — Claim,  OeiicntI,  IiiHnraiice, 
Ileal  Estalc — me  rcHpective  liead».] 

Agricultural  Implements. 

[See  alw)  McrcliaiitH,  (leneral.) 
[*Maiiufactnrer».] 
•ALItAXY  FOl'NDKY,  A.  F.  Cherry  (see 


,  News, 


TTnsRenpHii);,  V. 

Newell  Sc  Hiiilev 

JICKUAY,  .1.  W.  &  CO.  (Hee  adv.  dupt 

i.;i«e  IOC) 
Soiitliei'  &.  Allen 
l{ol.l),  W.  S. 
Cm  iff,  P. 
OatoH  &  Cliapin 
Lemon,  Sydney 
'  Waldr<m  Jk  Uros. 
KLKSWOUTIl  &  MKI-SllAW 
.JKNX1X«JS,  H.  Jt  CO. 
Smitli  &;  Uiley 
Hovcp,  Josepli  kV  Co. 


Canon  City 
(Mianipoeg 

Corvnllia 

IJorvailis 

Dallao 

PallcH  City 

l)al|j8("it.v 

DallcH  City 

Dalles  City 

Knjjone  City 

Knu'elie  City 

JlarriHliniy 

Jlillsboro 


iidv.  dept.  paj,'e  108) 
ImXXKU.  JOIIN 
rilOLDKK,  ADAM  (plows) 
luXCiK,  K.  V. 
\ilX,liK,  A.  S. 
lOVE  &  IJILCiEU  (see  adv.  dept 


Albany 

Albany 

Corvallis 

Kola 

Knyene  Citv 

p.  101) 

Jacksonville 
OliKnON  CITY  FOl'NDRY,  Smith  & 

linw.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  11~')         Clregon  Citv 
iiI!H1;TT,H.  W.  I'oitland 

iil'KlXS,  (;.  Portland 

NAl'l',  HUKUILL  &.  CO.  (gee  adv.  dept. 

piige  12H)  Portland 

[■mlerliill,  .!.&  Co.  Portland 

WILLAMETTK  IRON  WORKS  (see 

adv.  dept.  i).  I',>8)  Portland 

I,(»E1)  &.  CO.  (sec  adv.  dept.  p.  lO'J)        Kosebiug 
.VLKM  FOUNDRY,  Drake  &  Moore  (see 
udv.  dept.  page  1  Ui)  Salem 

Ale  and  Porter. 

[See  also  liiquors,  Retail.] 

B.\LLARD,  W.  O.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

1    piitfe  13.'))  Portland 

p.VSON,  JOIIN  (see  udv.  dept.  page  Ul)  Portland 

Apothecaries. 

[See  also  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 
lEn'LKMIER  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
■    llHt)  .  Albany 

lovelady,  F.  B.  Amity 

[ink,  Henry  Atironi  Mills 

leil,  William  ;,  urora  Mills 

Iraiit,  diaries  Pnker  City 

|aivli  &  Woods  •;  liuenu  Vistu 

•unnoe,  J.  Cauon  City 


8AVA(}K  &  SUTTON  (sec  udv.  dept.  iiago 

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Ilulsey,  Deal  &  .McComas  La  Orande 

Johnson  &.  \'ear,i;ain  Mc.Minnville 

Hell  Si,  Parker  ( (regon  City 

Fleming,  John  .  Oregon  Citv 

Smidi,  W.  P.  Peoria 

CiROSS,  L.  (see  adv.  dept  page  130)  Portland 

llartlieb,  Herman  I'ortland 

WEATHKRFORD,  W.  Portland 

1IA.MILT(.)N,  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  KVJ) 

liosebnrg 
CLARK,  J.  E.  Salem 

(;OX,  M.  R.  vV  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  117)    Salem 
Rigby,  W.  K.  Salem 

Harrison  &  (iraluun  rmatilla 


Levy,  Sunniel 
Ilrai'nard,  E.  C. 

Hnrton,  E. 
Nestor,  John 


Architects. 


Unuitilla 
Union 

Portland 
Portland 


Arms  and  Ammunition. 

[SecOunHmiths;  also  Merchants, Ueneral.] 

Assayers. 

[See  u'.so  Bunkers.] 
KING,  MYRICK  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.- 


page  13a) 


Portland 
Portland 


WELLS,  FAROO  &  CO. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

[See  also  District  Judges  ;  also  Count  v  Judges ;  also 

District  Attorneys,  etc.] 

CUANOR  &  HELM  Albany 

Morris,  Burr  Albany 

Powell,  J.  C.  Albany 

RUSSELL,  E.  P.  Albany 

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KeyiioldB,  (J.  Canon  City 

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Whallev,  J.  W.  Canon  Ciiy 

VVIiitteii,  n.  Canon  City 

flazUiy,  .lanicH  I.  I'lmvonvilUt 
Hitkey,  V.  I>. 
liavlL*v,  JaniuH  It. 
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Cluimpoc'.u[ 
Coi'valliH 


10;-.) 
KclBay.John 

ODKNKAL,  THOMAS  n. 
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Apniugate  iV,  Sullivan 
ColliiiH,  J.  L. 
Ilayden,  liiMijaniin 
Denny,  A.  (). 
Denny,  O.  W. 
GateH  &  Haft 
Hinnason,  O. 
Odell.  JaineH  A. 
WAIT  iV  KELLY 
Caton,  T.  N. 
•loneH,  A.  C. 
Waller,  T.  A. 
Dorin,  Heorife  R. 
KLLSWORTII,  S. 
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DalleH  City 

Kolu 

Eola 

Eola 

Eugene  City 

Eugene  (Mty 

Eugene  City 

Eugene  City 


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RoggB,  William 
Love,  J.  D. 
Hare,  W.  D. 
DOWELL,  H.  F. 
.lACOllS,  O. 
FAY,  J.  1). 
Neil,  JaineH 
Hakcr  &.  Litclitenthall 
Slater,  J.  H. 
Bradnluiw,  E.  C. 
Hurlburt,  S. 
Steward.  O.  H. 
Stdwood,  James 
lluelat  Sl  McKimiey 
iTohnson  &  McCowu 
Locy,  J.  D. 
HEAL.  CORNELIUS 
Catlin,  Jolni 
Chapman,  J.  O. 
Chapman,  W.  W. 
Cronin,  E.  A. 
FRIDENRICII,  DAVID 
Grover  &.  Page 
Hamilton,  E. 
HodgkiuBon,  E  W. 
Lnrrahce,  C.  W. 

LOGAN,  DAVID  (see  adv.  dept.  p 
MAHQUAM,  P.  A. 
Manon,  O.  P. 
MeCoy,  J.  F. 
MITCHELL,  DOLPH  &  SMITH  (see  adv 


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Itarrisbuig 

Harrisburg 

HillHburo 

JackHunville 

Jacksonville 

Jai'ksonvillu 

Jacksonville 

Lu  Grande 

La  Grande 

Lafayette 

Ijufayette 

Liifayette 

Milwnukic 

Oregon  City 

<tregon  City 

Oregon  City 

Portland 

Portland 

Portland 

Portland 

I'nrtland 

Portlitnd 

Portland 

Portland 

Portland 

I'ortland 

Portland 

Portland 

Portland 

Portland 


dept.  |)age  I3'J) 
Morelaiid,  S.  A. 
Mulkey,  M.  F. 
lieed,  John  H. 
Smith,  G.  V. 
Stout,  Lansing 
STRONG,  WILLIAM 
Upton,  W.  W. 
WAIT  &  KELLY 
Wol«&,  Trimble 
CHADWICK,  S.  F. 


Portland 
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Poilland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Roieburg 


King,  Nelson 
Mnesin,  L.  F. 
WATSON.J.  F. 
WILLIS,  W.  U. 
Honhani,  II.  F. 
Curtwriglit,  J.  C. 
Curl.  C.  U. 

Cl'RREY,  GEORGE  H 
GAvSTON,  J. 
l.iawson,  {i.  W. 
Shaw  ik  Holniflu 
Sheil.G.K. 
TEURY,  C.  N. 
Willi.iMiH  &.  Mallory 
Allen,  John 
Curl,  (;.  G. 
Everts,  L. 
Gehr,  II.  A. 
McArlhur.  L.  L. 
Morfonl,  R.  It. 

Auctioneers. 

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Mill 

I'ortlund 
RICHARDSON,  A.  H.   (see  adv.  dept.  p 

137) 
Haines,  8.  S. 

Bag  Makers. 

KESTER,  C.  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lli.'| 

Oregon  Ciiv 
Cool,  J.  W. 

Bakers. 

Strong  &.  Schmeer 
Altree,  E.  S.  jr. 
Kittingcr,  John 
liiiicer,  F. 
MaupuH  Si.Cn. 
Shellworth,  Charles 
Carter,  A.  II. 
Diller,  Leonard 
Sheppard  &.  Wortman 
Frey,  Jacob 
HeiiHchuch  Sc  Schmidt 
IIORNUNG,  F.  C.  &CO. 
Opit/.  &  Shearer 
Stniger,  George 
Oberheim,  P. 
McGettingnn  &  Kattenhorn 

Bankers 

HEEKMAN,  C.  C. 
LADD  ii.  TILTON 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  (^O. 

Banks. 

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Wiegand,  C.  F. 
GravcB,  Wesley 


Allwl 

(.'orvalli'sr 

Purl  W I 

Portlamll 

Siik'nl 


Beds  and  Bedding. 

[See  also  Furniture.] 

HAMPTON  &  McBRIDE  (see adv.  dent. 

p.  110)  AlliiiDtl 

MEALEY,  C.  &  CO.   (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

lOlt)  AII'Hiitl 

GRAVES  &  ROBINSON  (see  adv.  dept.) 

p.  118)  Con-M 

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Wyland,  Daniel 

Neccl'v 

I'AUMKNTKK,  C.  M.  (geo  ndv.  dept 

.p.  IIH)  Sulein 

Dunn,  li.  V. 

Xorth  Yauiliill 

Bedstead  Manufacturers. 

IbuikH,  'riiomng 
Hamlin.  William 

Oakland  ' 
Oakland  : 

t  MET/LKW.-IOIIN  M.  (nee  adv.  d 
III) 

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Oregon 

Albanv 

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i  WILCOX,  W.  V.  (geo  ndv.  dept.  p. 

138)    Portland 

McXeil,  (J.  A. 

Peoria 

t                Belts  and  Belting. 

Mdler,  N. 
Shanklin,  R.  8. 

Peoria 
Peoria 

[.See  lIoHu  and  Ueltiiii<. 

1 

Slienard,  William 
MiiiiolHon  &  Stmirt 
Umih,  C.  l>. 

Peoria 

Billiards. 

Pliieni.x 
1  )rtland 

[See  FJiiiioi-H,  Hetuil.] 

Gocblard  &  Dyer 

I'orlland  ' 

1                     Blacksmiths. 

Miller,  S. 
Shalt  nek,  S  V. 

Portlaml 
Portland  , 

[Soc  alxo  niiu'kHinitlis  uud  Wajjoii  Makeiul 

TIlOMipMUl,  ,1.  K. 

Portland  ' 

llmiler.  Williiim 
MiMirr,  iHiiiiili 

Alhnny 

I  lay  lien.  Murk 

Rirkreal  1 

Alltany 

Areliv,  J.  A. 

Roek  Pv.int  | 

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Allainy 

.Schuftz,  A. 

Rock  Point 

wool),  K.  S. 

Albany 

Itowen,  tl.  D. 

Rosrhurg  i 

i  Ilri.wn,  W. 

Amity 

HOPKINS  iVGUIFKlTHS 

RoKehnrg  i 

Kall'onder,  .I<iliii 

Amity 

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RoHcbiug  1 

.Mickelwm,  M. 

AHliland  Mills 

llrown  tV  Nit'lidlii 

Salem 

1  WelkJ. 

Axldand  MIIIh 

Kelley,  Andrew 

Sidein  \ 

1  Kry,  William 

Anrora  Mills 

Xeal,  George 

.Salem 

Keiiiiedv,  W.  Ai.  Son 

lietlu'l 

IJaniHov.  J.  V. 

Stdeiu  j 

Artliiip,  Williiiiii  &  Co. 

IJrowiiHville 

Starkev  ^-  Smith 

Salem  1 

Ik'ujiiniia  Sl  Co. 

Hrownnville 

Woodbury,  S.  U. 
Powell,  A. 

Salem  i 

KlK)lt,  I). 

ItrowMHville 

Salt  Creek  1 

Wells,  .r.  M. 

linena  ViHta 

UiggH,  J.  L. 

Salt  Creik  ! 

Lvtle  &  Co. 

Canon  City 

.SyroUH,  P.  A. 

Sjilt  Creek  ! 

A'mier,  •'.  •'.  At  Co. 

Canyonville 

HurleUHhaw  &  Co. 

Scio  : 

Hiiklle,  W.  II. 

Canyonville 

(Jill,  M.  C. 

.Scio 

riiouiaH,  Aiiclrow 

('anyonville 

Marnhall,  D.  H. 

Scio 

Triiiilile,  liobiTt 

CunVonville 

Potter,  Levi 

Springville 

Kilxiir,  MoHPH 

■  Condit 

(iralton,  K. 

St.  LouIh 

t'uiilflilaii,  I'ctiT 

CorvalliH 

Itowen,  IliiniHon 

Starr'H  Point  [ 

Hlil(i(!S  &  I'lJKSTOX 

Corvallih 

Skidmore,  W. 

Sublimity 

(icrliard,  JoHcpli 

Corvallm 

Wiinmch,  A.  Jt  Co. 

Subliiaiiv 

llOLDKK,  ADAM 

CorvalliH 

Sargent,  1).  V.  &  Co. 

Swift'H  Siaiion 

Kuiv'lil  Ai  Titus 

CorvalliH 

Feanler,  .1.  II. 

Waconda 

Cryntttl,  O.  C. 

DullaH 

•lohuHon,  G.  S. 

Wacondii 

Slireve,  Awl 

Dalian 

(ihtHH,  JanicB 

Yaquina  City 

Wiiril,  N.  M. 
Ayrt'D,  K.  W. 

Dallas 
DalU-H  C'ily 

Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  Makers,     j 

KoHter,  P. 

DallenCity 

[See  also  IllaekHmitliH 

•1 

Lii'be,  (ieorL'e  A. 
CliiflieHter,  K. 

Dallen  City 

Graham,  P. 

Condit 

Eugene  City 

Tucker,  H. 

Condit 

KAY,  J.  O. 

Eagene  Cily 

Puttee,  II.  E. 

DallcH  City 

Liifktv,  John 

Eugene  I'it'y 

UiggH,  D.  L. 

Eola 

McMiirmy,  .M.  W. 

Eugene  CMly 

Hay  iV  WillinniH 

Hillslioro 

I'oinde.xter  iV   Liiukv 

Eugene  City 

Kice,  Farley  &  Co. 

Salem 

Smith,.!.  M. 

Eugene  City 

Wellnher,  J.  11. 

Starr's  Point  i 

Ailciwk,  n.  W. 

llllUliCK,  1^. 

Foii!Ht  (J  rove 
ForoHt  (Jrove 

Boat  Builders. 

M\t.  S. 

ForeHt  ( I  rove 

Urnco,  .Ttdin 

Portland 

I'lirimnaiiii,  liicliard 

Guledburg 

Boiler  Makers. 

Miilik'niami,  — . 
'  llujdies  vV  Mufv 

(ialenbni'g 
Hurrinburg 

[See  FonndrieH.) 

Kiiy  &  More 

!  Ileilge,  Ijaiijftrce  &  Co. 
1  Hi.\oii  &  Co.' 

llarriHburg 

Book  Binders. 

In<le)MMiden('e 

Inde  jendence 

•lacKHonville 

[See  also  Stationers. 

j  Donegan,  P. 

CRAMER  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

110)     Portland 

Duulup,  A. 
Croineiiiiller,  D. 

•TaekHonville 
tJackHOUvilc 

Booksellers. 

Jolmson,  W.  W. 

Jellerson 

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lionlon,  A.  fj. 

La  Grande 

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Hyiifiirson,  L. 

Lu  ftrunde 

FREELAND,  E.  A. 

Albany 

Sjiarc,Clere  &■  Oilliuiii 

Ln  Grande 

Itonuui,  F. 

Canon  City 

Kwing  St.  MaBtersoii 
I^obold,  V. 

Lafayette 

Waldi-on,  n.  ,T. 

Dalles  City 

Lafayette 

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Oregon  City 

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Lebanon 

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Portland 

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Lebanon 

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Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 

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Stnltz,  S.  &  Co.  La  Omndf 

Miller  \  SliiiltiK'k  Ortitoii  Clly 

liiitU'i-  ik  Kiml  rortlmiil 

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White,  A.  II.  ■  Poilluiid 

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OlLliEUT,  J.  \V.  (8eo  iidv.  dcpt.  pnge  115)      Suloia 
White,  Jolm  L'umlillii 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 


Deedx,  Iliirry 
(lit-ry,  Jiiiob 

KOKH,  (}. 

Kiiit/,,  A. 

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Portland 

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Portland 

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Wickinan,  Fredurio 

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Atkcrtun,  (i.  L. 

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KiibcIii-mIi'K'Ii,  Charles 

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Kieeinaii,  JoHeph 

Martiu,  •!.  II. 

KtXJKUS.T.   (see  adv.  dtpt  page  131) 

Sheets,  J.  N. 

Walton,  Daniel 

Pnrrott,  M. 

Ilaxs,  N. 

Pn)l/.uiaii,  CI. 

Crete,  J. 

Boots  and  Shoes— Wholesale. 

['liiiporlerM.] 
•ALLKX&  LKWIS  (see  adv.depl.p.  1'-"-')  Portland 
*1"(>1{IIETT,  II.  W.  Porthind 

*FAlLIX(i,  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  li.'(i)   i'ortlaiid 
"Wiheig  &  Strowbridge  Portland 

•GILltKKT,  J.  W.  (Bee  adv.  dept.  page  115)    Salem 

Box  Makers. 

[See  alHu  MilU,  Planing.] 
Ilttrbuugh  &  Stet/.el 

Brass  Foundries. 

[See  KoniidrieB.] 

Brewers. 

Pleifenberger,  L. 

Stalil  &  liobiiiBOii 

HUM,  JOSjEPII  (see  adv.  dept.  p 

KrauBH,  a.  A. 

Ludwig,  lleiirv  

SCllI  TZ,  VEIT  (see adv.  deiit.  p.  lIMt)  JackBonvilfe 
WETTEUEK,  JOSEPH    (sue  adv. 

dept.  page  100)  JackMaiville 

Schellworth,  A.  &  Co.  La  Grande 


Purtland 


Anbnni 

Canon  City 

107)    CorvullfH 

Dalleo  Citv 

DidleB  (;itV 


Itehreim,  Loiiiii  Ori'ifon  ( 'iiv 

MASON,  .lOIIN  (Bee  udv.  dcpt.  page  141)  Poiijan;! 
I'liilipi,  John  Pi<riliiiLil 

Weinhard  &  Delliiiger 
MKIIL  Sc  UAST  (we  adv.  dcpt.  p.  103) 
Itrowii,  John 
Wt-Btacott  6l  Miller 
lliihni,  A. 

Brick  Makers. 


Porlliiiul 

RlWI'llllI'LI 
SuliMIl 
Siili'iii 

I'liimiilii 


IlartncBB,  T. 


Holler,  0.  T. 


Brokers. 

[See  icBpeitive  heads.] 

Broom  Makers- 


Ponlaiul 


Poitiniiil 


Butchers. 

ISec  alito  Cattle  Urokern.] 
('leaver,  J.  W.  it  llro. 
MENDEXIIALL,  W.  H. 
Kordvcc,  (1.  W. 
Miu'li  &.  Mills 
Kirk,  W.  U. 
Og<leii.  iHiiac 
ANDREWS  iVSTAIU 
Dver,  William 
Cfingaii,  W. 
McWillianiB.  W. 
liiilger,  T.  H. 
Lauber  &  Co. 
Michaelbarh,  ilohii 

iii:T(iiiNsox,n.  c. 

Cannon,  A.  L. 
llollaway,  W.  S. 
nieiher,'  Henry 
ORTII.JOIIX 
Aberly,  C. 
Lo^iiB  &  Albright 
Mayer,  IJ. 
lieigiiion,  Joxi'pli 
lliirehai'dl  iV  Schlolh 
(iant/.,  Henry 
iHaae,  Simon 
JOHNSON,  A.  A. 
LaiiterwaBaer  &  Uarliug 
Mann  &  Co. 
RobiiiBon,  C.  II. 
'I'idd  &.  Wyniau 
WeiH,  C. 
Wolver,  J(din 
Lehnerr,  John 
Newman  &.  Cramp 
Miller  &.  M<aitgoiiiery 
Starr  Ik,  Woodcock 

Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  alxo  Fmiiitiire.] 

HAMPTON  &  MilUUDE  (see  adv 

page  110) 
MEALEY,  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept,  i 
Emery,  H.  S. 
Swuiiirig,  John 
GRAVES  &,  ROIJINSON 
llntl'er,  John 
(JROOM,  WILLIAM 
MUNTZ,  FRITZ 
STEVEN'TON,  JOSEPH 
WINZENRAED,  JOHN 
Liim  jk.  Hall 
Gift,  L. 
Sanders,  8. 
Morgan  &  HnrdcBty 
("rnntill,  \.  &  Son 
HRELSFOARD  Si.  EWRV 
HURtJREN  »',  SCHiNDLER 
.Stoll,  Charles 

WII.-^OX,  W.  P.  (see  iidv.  dept.  p 
( '.J  .k  .It  Todd 


Alluny 

Alliiiii'v 

l\>«hhiiiil  .Mill 

Itrownrtvillf. 

Urowiisvilif 

Chaiii|i(i>';! 

Corvallisi 

Corvallis 

Dalliis 

l)all:i,<' 

Dalles  Cily 

>  III  I  lew  Cil'vi 

Dalli'KCiiyi 

Eiis.'1'iii- 

Harriiiliiiri.' 

HlllTiKlMlli' 
JlU'kNillvillr 

Jackwpiivillc 

La  (iraii'lc 

Oirgoli  Cily 

Oregon  Cily 

PciiilunJ 

I'ollllUhl 
PorlliiiiJ 
Porlhiiiil 
Porlliiiul 
Porllauil 
Pulliiii;.! 
P«llli.ii.| 
I'ollllltl'l 

Rock  l'..iiii 

Roik  I'nll,! 

Rosflpiiri.' 

(Sali'iu 

.Si  io 

Starr'H  I'oiin 


11 


dept. 

Alliiuiv 

loit,  Aiiiiiirv 

AshlaiKl  Mi'ls 
Clovonlaie  | 
Corviillif 
Daliiif 
Dalb 
Engeiie  Ciiy  I 
Eugene  tiiy  I 
Eugeiic  Cily  I 
JackMiiivilltf  I 
Laliriiuilf 
La  (ii-aii'lf 
Milwaiikicl 
I'eDmJ 
Piirtlauiijl 
Portlanilj 

Pol'llllli' 

PoriliuiJ| 

.Slklll 


138) 


FACXIPIC  INSUB  ANCE  OO.   OWce  4'^'^  :>iifomia  Street,  Sau  Franoisoo. 


>r  travel. 


MABOHAZili  ft  MITTAtTlB'B  Planoi,  Chtapeit  made.   ▲.  XOHLBR,  ARent,  San  Franoivdo 


<  )i'('Uon  (_'ity 
f'liitlmid 


141 


I'lPI-lllllKl 

I'lirlliiiiil 

liiifi-liiirii 

Salfiu 

SllllMU 

I'liiulllla 
rotilmul 


roitlmid 


Alli;iny  1 

AIIbiii'v 

AhlilaiulMill'' 

llriiwiMVilK-, 

lll'li\Vll>Vllle 

(.'llllllll««U 

Ciirviillii' 
C'lU'viillii' 
Dulhi* 
l)all:i>' 
Hiilli':<Cily' 
I  iiillffCirvi 
DallcN  Cily! 
Kui.'1'uc 
llitlTiHliiiri; 
lliiiTiHUnw 
Jackwnivilli' 
JiickHHivillf 
La  (iniii'li; 
(Iri'Kmi  Ciiy, 

Uri'M""  t-'i'j' 
I'di'ilmiil 
riiillmi4 
INirllainl 
I'lirllaiiil 

I'ol'lllUJil 

I'lirllan.l 
I'Dithdi'l 
I'liilliiii'l 
Rock  I'liiiii 
KiH-k  ri'ii.i 
liijwlmn! 

Siio 
Starr' K  I'oini 

:8. 


ilv.  dept. 


Alliimv 


I't 


II.  lO'.l)  All'iiiiv 
Aslilaml  Mills  I 
t'loverdaie 
t'orviilli? 
Dulla; 
Dalb  I 
Knt,a'iiL'  Ciiy 
Eugene  Ciiy ' 
Eiigeiie  liiy 
Jiickwiiivill 
LatinniJe  I 
LiiOraii'lfl 
Milwiiiilii 
I'eiiiiaJ 
I'lirtlmiil 
I'lirtlaiiiiJ 
I'di-llaii' 
I'orllaiiJ  I 
Saliia 


p.  138) 


OREO  0  X. 


CABINET     M  A  K  E  U  S  —  0  A  fl  V  K  R  8 


r)ir) 


IKVlXt*  &.  MK'   Ai  Siilem  i 

i'lii'iiielitur,  C.  M.  Siilftii  I 

Dk'key  .1.  U.  Siio 

Morris,  V.  Siililimirv 

Carpenters.  j 

(See  ulitu  L'oiitrui'tor*.] 

Anicild,  Alonzo  Allniiiy 

llrinuliiiin,  Mitrliii  AHmiiy 

UiMK'tlolxi  Alliuiiv 

Ki'ihl,  W.  11.  Albmiy 

Kt'uiiiK,  Jcre  iiiiuli  Alliiiiiy 

KcjIfciH,  L.  H.  Alliiiiiy 

lti>\vliiii<l,Juhu                            I  Alliaiiy 

itiiian,  Enoch  AlliiiiiV 

SvlvcHter,  lloiner  Albany 

Wool),  WILLIAM  AILiniv 

(Jrolu'r,  (fcoruu  Aurora  Jlilff 

itiiiiijiunnaii,  C  AuKira  .Millx 

Ku'liariliton,  A.J.  lliR'ua  ViHia 

Thorn,  .loel  (.'uiiyonvillo 

(jimlil,  S.  "  I    unlit 

(iillr<()»,  U.  (J.  (I'tllit 

llulilen,  .loliii  Diilian 

Campbell.  J.  M.  I>:illa..< 

Friiker,  W.  M.  Kalian 

lliililianl,  (Jliiirlue  DalhiH 

Keiiiaily,  K.  Dailan 

Miuiiit'k',  Sunniel  Dallau 

Power,  Joliii  Dalliij 

Wealliern,  C'liarleH  DaliaH 

Caailibell  iV,  (iiu'iliiior  Kuk<ih'  City 

Kiiii-ey  it  Hro.  Kat'eiie  Ciiy 

llarreit,  II.  L.  Korept  (irnvV 

lllank,  S.  Forent  Orove 

SpeiKer,  O.  II.  ForeHt  lirove 

lii'iiitM, ,].  Oalt-Hville 

Cmlili,  A.  J.  1larri»burK' 

DavisB,  .M.  I).  IlarriHbi!r>f 

Kowler,  Oeorxo  llarrisburvr 

lluy,  <l.  lliM'i'ixburv: 

MaiiKlield,  11.  F.  Ilarrii'lMUf.' 

l'eii«e,  A.  C.  llilUboio 

Siiiilli  &.  Ilowiiril  .TaekNoliville 

WILSON,  C.  V.  Jaeksoiiville  j 

(!rey,  A.  Jerti-rnoH  ' 

I'uwell,  I'.  Jetl'tMBou  1 

Maker,  John  Lalavelte 

Hidwell.W.  C  Lufayetle  j 

haiL'e,  F.  Lafayette  i 

Whitlow,  E.  1>.  Lnt'ayette 

Litlerly,  .L  M.  LuueiiMter 

Lyinaii,  .1.  8.  Laueasler  I 

CiiviiiesB,  F.  P.  Li.-baiioii  I 

Coryell,  J.  Lebanon  j 

Howell,  .M.  Lebanon  j 

Markn,  iliinicg  Lebanon  \ 

Xiekerson,  S.  Lebanon  , 

Wotiilwanl,  C).  T.  Lebanon 

Hliike,  David  Liberty 

Muck,  W.  ().  Needy 

Uweii,  M.  M.  Needy 

Kile,  John  Oaklan'd 

Miser,  Speuce  Oakland 

liroughton,  W.  Ore^jon  Citv 

Taylor,  1'.  J.         •             '  Oregon  C'itv 

hanc,  J.  H.  I'eoriii 

Mct'orkle,  W.  M.  I'eoria 

Parrish,  W.  11.  I'eoriii 

(loodnongh  &  Clark  rortluiid 

Sampson,  Aarou  Portland 

Joues,  Andrew  Rosebnri; 

Mrnz,  Wilson  Salem 

Uaker  &,  Taylor  Seio 

Cortee  &  Uunuhue  S<^io 

Kelley,  W.  J.  Starrs  Point 

StanniiB,  S.  Starr's  Point 

McDaniel,  P.  M.  Sublimity 

Raykeiidall,  John  Winchester 


Carpets. 

(See  alBo  Faniiluic  ;  alxo  .MenhaniK,  Cb  uinij.] 
lllK(iKEN\  .SCIIINULElt  Portland 

Loryea,  .lohenb  Piprilaiid 

Lowenxli'in,  K.  iV  (,'o.  I'oilhoiii 

WALTER,  IIKO.S.  (hen  adv.  depl.  p.  |-.".t)  I'orlland 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  alno  lllackMniillir*  anci  Wagon  .Miikerh. 
I'KNXINOTON  iV  CO.    (Kee   adv.    depl 


pa;.re  1 1 1 
SAKFOKM. 


T.  .1.  (Hee  adv.  depl   page  I  lOi 
JKLLISOX  A  KICIIAUDSON 

Kenlnor,  W.  W. 

V,.ut,  .). 

Caldwell,  W.  K 

Hall.  E.  ('. 

Kiiiiniill,  Cliinles 

Allen,  lr<aae 

Cliixbani,  <).  M. 

.Matlhe\v.s,  F.  S. 

ITWDY,  ANliUEW  (»ee  adv.dept.  i 

Shiill/,,  A. 

Teal,  W.  II. 

KeyncddH,  W.  F. 

Wfnlenaver,  A. 

L«ii'/e,  !•;.  V. 

Lenilv,  O.  P. 

iiobbeiHon,  C.  F. 

SWEET,  CIIAULKS 

WilMon,  E.T. 

llalex, J.  I). 

Leorieli,  H.  X. 

.Martin,  W  . 

(ieiiige,  A. 

iMeElwnin,  .\. 

U<>aeli,.loljM  M. 

rnienibnfer,  W. 
1  Kiiniey,  .\. 
j  Kridl.Fiederiek 
1  Vanghan,  Eli 

MeKeieher,  U.  C.  &  Co. 
!  Lane,  A. 
1  l>iirr.  H. 
I  Heeler  iV  Hilters 

Canipbi-ll  At  Ml    'arty 
I  TowiiHend,  X'.  .S. 

Parker,  .bdm 

Tavlor.  (i.  W. 

Hall,  William 

Me  Coy,  I).  1). 

Lewis,  .John 

Scnberl.  Horace 

COOPEK  &  CO.  IHCO  adv.  dept.  p. 

Sheplev,  J.  U. 

WALLACE,  J.  H. 

Havden.  II. 

(iADDlS.  C. 

England  &.  Urowii 

.Mann,  J.  S. 

ElgiiiH,  .lames 

Emiin,  .laniex 

IJoutiller. 

Enes,  liicharil 


Allmi  y 

Albany 

AlbanV 

AlbaiiV 

.\unir,i  .Milln 

llneiiii  \'ihla 

Itmna  Vii-ia 

Caiiyonvillc 

CN'iveiiliile 

Corvallin 

CorvalllH 

10(1)  Corvallirt 

Dalian 

DalhiH 

Didlen  Cilv 

Dalles  Cilv 

ICol'a 

Eugene  City 

Eugene  City 

Eugene  City 

Eugene  City 

ForcHt  (iidve 

Koiesit  (Jrov<f 

F(preHt  ('.rove 

ilitriihbiiig 

llarri.<burg 

llurrislinrg 

IlaniNbarg 

nillnboro 

JaekMPi.ville 

iletl'eiMiPii 

La  (iiandu 

Liuieiister 

Lebanon 

LiU-ity 

MeMinnvilfo 

Me.MiimviUe 

.Milwauk... 

Xeedv 

North  YiiiiddU 

Oakland 

Oregppii  City 

Pho'iii.N 

Portland 

Portlani! 

Porllanil 

Kiekieal 

Koneburir 

Salem 

.Sllela 

.Scio 

Seio 

St.  Louis 

^Vaeonlla 


1-,'H) 


Carriage  Painters. 

[See  Painters,  Coaeh.] 

Carriage  Trimmers. 

[See  also  Harness  and  Saddiery  j 
TWIXG,  NATHANIEL 
GRAHAM,  J.  K.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  IIH) 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Stock 

NOIITHRUP,  E.  J.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  l',7) 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 

[See  Lookiiig-(ilasse»  and  Piv'tnre- Frames.] 


Portland 
Salem 


Portland 


£ 


n 


8 


B 


CO 


i  !t    ili 


IM 


If- 


IM 


ranolsoo. 


A.  BOUAir  ft  Co.,  Ban  Franoisoo.   'Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealers  in  Books. 


NOBTH  AMBBIOA  lilFE  XirSUBANCE  CO.  Policies  guaranteed  by  State  ot  Kew  York 


I'l 


II' 


516 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Cattle  Brokers. 

Kunn,  J.  11.  Dnlliia 

U(>l>biiiH,  M.  L.  Dnlluti 

FoHtcT,  J.  8.  &  Co.  ImlfipeiKlciic'j 

Oriihiini,  E.  A.  Switt'H  Station 

IlitcliciiK  &.  Sliipley  Swift's  Stiilioii 

Kinpen  &.  Scott  Swifl'n  Station 

Miller  &  liicliardg  Swift 'm  Station 

Chapman,  II.  J.  WinclicBter 

Oinobe.  IJ.  J.                              .  WinchcMter 

Sinilli,  Tliutnas  Winchester 

Chair-Makers- 

[Soo  nlso  Fnniitm-o.] 
IRVING  &  SIKYKK  Salem 

Chemists. 

[See  A]>otliecaiie8.1 

Cigars— Retail. 

[See  aJM)  Hotels;  alcio  Liqiioi-H.) 

Mespenjicr  &.  Company  Cai'ioti  City 
FL1KI>N'KK,  W.  (see  adv. dept.  page  107)  Corvalli's 

Vogt,  Max  Dalies  City 

Hover,  William  Jacksonville 

Ki'CM/.er,  Williiim  Jacksonville 

KOW,  .JOSKl'II  Jacksonville 

KEM.KY,  E.  U.  Jacksonville 

Friede.  Henry  Portland 

Gross,  A.  S.  "  I'oitland 

Martin,  H.  &  Co.  I'ortlaial 

Ostheiin,  F.  S.  Poilhuid 

Stone,  S.  L.  Portland 

Dantenniire,  F.  Uinatillik 

Cigars  Wholesale. 

[*lnipoitcrs.) 
-ROSENBAUM  &  K<>HL1»EU(S  (see 

a<lv.  dept.  piiKc  i:t.'))  Portland 

"ROSEXFEM),  I.  &  CO.  Portland 

*SCH()NFELI),  J.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pajre  IU.>)  Portland 

"WASSERMAN  &  CO.  Portland 

Civil  Engineers. 

[.See  also  .Surveyors.) 
UnrrnKP,  C-  W. 
HALLOCK,  A.  H. 

Claim  Agents. 


Portland 
Portland 


Portland 
.Salem 


Ciu'ter,  C.  M. 
Ree<l  &  .Moores 

Clergymen. 

Ki'Iknap,  C.  G.  (.Methodist  Episcopal)  Alhnny 

Damon,  .1.  F.  iCoiiffre^jationalisI)  Alhiniy 

Geary,  E.  R.  ll'reshyteiimi)  Albany 

Hill," .  iltiiptist)  Albany 

Irvin,  S.  (i.  (PreKbyteriaii)  Albany 

Monteltli,  William '(Presbyterian)  Albany 

Starr,  P.  M.  (Meiliodisl)   "  Albany 

Franklin,  J.  W.  (.Metbodist)  Astoria 

Gray,  I>.  15.  iCiiiif^reyaiionnlist)  Astoria 

Hyland,  T.  A.  (Kjiiscopalian)  Astoria 

Richardson,  (r.  ^^  .  Hethel 

Macker, .  (Roman  Catli(dic)  Cai'ion  City 

Finley,  W.  A.  (Methodist  Episcopal)  Corvallis 

James,  .lolin  i.Methodist  Kpiscopal)  Corvallis 

Willey,  Richard  (Presbyteriun)  Corvallis 

McCa;ty,  A.  V.  (Christian)  Corvallis 

Jenkins'  H.C.  (.Methodist  Episcopal)  Dallag 

Condon,  F.  (C<«i({regiitioiHil)  Dalles  City 

Dierlan, .  (Ronnin  Catholic)  Dalles  City 

Claik,  Nelson  (Mellio<liBt  Episcopal)  Dayton 

Starr,  W.  A.  (.Methodist  Episcopal)  East  I'ortlniid 

Lynmn,  H.  Forest  Grove 

Marsh,  S.  H.  Forest  Grove 

Flynii,  John  (Methodist  Episcopal)  llillsboro 

lilanchet,  F.  X.  (Roman  Catholic)  Jacksonville 


Jncksoiivillo 

Jacksiiiivilii. 

Jackt(i)iivi|||. 

liafuyellc 

Lafaycii,. 

MiUvuiikic 

Milwankic 


Uurns, .  (Methodist  Flpicopal) 

Roork,  O.  W.  (Methodist  Episcopal) 

Williams,  M.  A.  (Presbyteriun) 

A<li!m8,  S.  C. 

Greer,  (i.  11.  (Methodist  Episcopal) 

.Scott,  T.  iM. 

.Scllwood,  J.  (Episcopalian) 

Don!,das,  J.  S.  (Jlethodist  Episcopal)  North  Yamhill 

Payne,  Aaron  North  Vaiiiliili 

Tower,  Hall  Oaklaini 

Driver,  J.  D.  (Methodist  Episcopal)  Orcfimi  City 

Selwood,  .lolin  .Ir.  (Episcopalian)  Ore(,'()ii  CiiV 

Hoxe,  Charles  I'luMiix 

Atkinson,  G.  H.  (Conj/reffutional)  Puiiliiinl 

Iteiison,  H.  C.  (Methodist)  Poillaiul 

(JatlVey,  P.  S.  (Presbyterian)  P  allauil 

Fierens,  J.  F.  (Roman  Catholic)  I'lallauil 

Scott,  T.  F.  DD.  (Episco|)alian)  I'liiilaiid 

Stov,  W.  H.  (Episcopalian)  I'orllanii 

STUATTON,  (;.  (".  (Methodist  Episcopal)    I'ditlaiid 

Woolf .  (Metbodist  Episcojial)  Rdsi.Imul' 

Powell,  li.  .1.  Salem 

WYTHE,  J.  H.  (Methodist  Episcopal)  .Sulcm 

Delorme,  M.  (Roman  Catholic)  St.  l.iiui,< 

Roval,  T.  F.  (.Methodist  Episcopal)  Willnn- 

Miller, J.  W.  Winclustcr 

Clothing  Manufacturers. 

KESTER,  C.  .M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ll-J)  Oi"jro„ciiv 
KNOTT,  EADD  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  134)  Poillaiiil 

Clothing— Retail. 

[See  also  .Merchants,  General.) 
HARROWS,  J.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  111) 
HEACH  &  .MON'I'EITH  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  HIS) 
CnEADI.E,R.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lO'.l) 
CON.NER,  JOHN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ill) 
Norcross,  .lacob 
PARRISH,  W.  W.&  CO.  (see  udv.  dept 

page  III)) 
Abralianison  &  Kohlberg 
McCUELOl'CSII  \  HEM. MAN 
Ft)X,  E.  &  HR(»S.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  1(1.')) 
KRIECHIIAI'M,  JOHN  G.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Id.")) 
WATERS  vV.  CLARK  (see  adv.  dept. 

I)age  105) 
Harris,  D.  &,  Co. 
Ilerinaii,  H.  Az.  CO. 
Lord,  W.  &,  Co. 

PECK,  P.  iV  CO.  (see  adv.  dept,  p.  ii.'(l) 
(iOLDSMITII  &  FRIE.MH.V 
JOHNSO.N  iV  .STRATTO.N  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  KCJ)  Eimeiie  Cilv 

Mf-CLIRE,  A.  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  101)  Eugene  (  ilv 
MCLHOM.ANI),  T.  At   E.  (see  adv 


j    3 
i    0 

<2 

3  f 
i 


Alliany 

Alli;iiiy 
Alliany 
Alliaiiv 
Alliany 

Albany 
Canon  Cily 
CaiiDii  Cily 

Corvallis 

Corvallii- 

Corvallis 
Dalle.-  Ciiv 
Dalles  (  iiv 

Dalles  Cil'v 

Dallr'.. 

Ivigi-nt' 


dept.  page  lOil) 
ROSEN HEATT,  .M.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  101.) 
MULEER  &  HRI     TANO  (see  ndv. 

dejit.  page  lOli 
SACHS  HROTllEKS  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  1(11) 
BARLOW,  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  li;i) 
CHARMAN  iV  URO.  (see  adv.  dept. 


pt 


Eiigeni  (  ily 

Eugene  ^'iiy 

Jacksonville 

JackBonv'llc 
Oregon  I'ilv 

Oregon  City 


page  113) 
RALSTON  &  .AIYERS  (see  adv.  ■'< 

page  113)  Oregon  City 

Wolf,  l».  t)regoii  Cily 

MAR.\L\N  BROS,  (see  ndv.  dept.  p.  12'.t)    Porrlaml 

BECK  &  V,AL1)MAN  Piallanl 

Cohn,  Charles  Porllaml 

Currier,  William  Poitlaml 

llyinun  Bros.  Porllaiul 

Ihuucs,  J.  &  Co.  I'ortlaiiJ 


Kolni  iV  Fishel 
liOeb,  Xatlinii 
till.YKR  &  F. 

page  I3i») 
Weil  Bros. 
White,  L.  &  Br 
I,    AVII.SON,  JOI 

15  Wolf.  s.  &Co. 
Ki,(»i;i)  &,  CO 

.M.M.'KS,  .S.  it  ( 
ItKI.L,.TOHN  ( 
.\i('KMX&.C 


•ALLEN  &LE' 
'liaiiin  Bros.  \' 
•('((KBETT,  H. 
•KLKKLT,  A.  I! 
'FAILIN(},HE 
'Levy  iV,  Feehhi 


I;  (oiyallis  College 
l'a<ilii'  rniversitv 
MiMimiville  Col'l. 

K  "ri'iioii  .Medical  (' 

WALLA. mi;t  r: 

page  ;")ll)) 


hckinn  iV  Ithkel 
KLSIIER.J.  A. 


Iniure  in  the  best  Iioool  Gompany,  "  THB  FAOIVIO." 


A.  KOHIiEB'S  Musio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Sonaom  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


OREGON.         CLOTHING  —  DRAYMEN. 


517 


Koliii  &  FiHiiel  Portlnnd 

i^ieti,  Niitlinn  Portlaiid 

SlLVKK  &.  FAIN  (see  ndv.  dept. 

iiiiKf  !■<:•)  Portland 

Wiil  Bros.  Poi-lliiiid 

White,  h.  Si.  Mio.  Pottluiid 

WILSON,  .lOIlN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  |-,>j)     Voitlaiid  i 
Willi'.  S.  &  Co.  I'mtltmd  , 

KI,(»KI)  &.  ("O.  (nee  adv.  dept.  p.  10-,')  HoKt-hur^t 
M.VK'KS,  S.  iV  CO.  (soo  adv.  dept.  p.  lO'il  UoseliufK 
WAAj,  JOHN  C.  (see  adv.  dept.  (iiiKe  I  IS)  Salem 
SIC'KLIX  &.  CO.  (nee  adv.  dept.  piiK^'  '  IS)     Salem 

Clothing,  Wholesale. 

[*  Impoitei'H.] 
'.\LL1;N&;  I-K\VrS  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  l,'-')  Portland 
'liiiiini  llniH.  \  Co.  Port'aiid 

'I'liUHETT,  II.  \V.  Poitland 

"KLKKi;i\  A.  It.  (Hee  adv.  dept.  pajje  i:C)  Portland 
'FAIIiIX(},  IIKNKY  (see adv.  dept.  p.  K'ti)  Portland 
"Levy  it  Keehlieimer  Portland 


Cloths  and  Woolen  Goods. 

[See  Mills,  Woolen.] 

Coal,  Blacksmiths'. 

[See  Iron  and  Steel.] 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 


.[iiiicH,  .T.  V.  &.  Co. 
Williams  &  McHrlde 


Portland 
Portlanil 


Collecting  Agents. 


SD) 


KEKUV  &.  FOSTKU  (see  adv.  dept.  pnye 

i:i-J)  Portland 

I'AKUISIl  &.  ATKINSON  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  131)  Portland 

Colleges. 

[See  also  Academies.] 

CiiivaHis  ('ulleKe  Corvallis 

I'milic  I'liiversitv  Korent  (irove 

.Mc.\liiiiiville  Collejio  lilc.Miiniville 

(•reudii  Medical  Colleue  Portland 
WALl.AMKT  INIVKKSITY  (sue  adv. 

pii),'e  .")lll)  Siilein 

Commissioners  of  Deeds. 

[See  Introdnetory  Sniniiiary.] 

Confectioners. 

[.See  also  Krnits.] 

Ilcliiiin  it  llii'kcl 

KISIIKU,  .1.  A.  isee  adv.  ,lept.  pa^e 

Contractors. 

[See  also  Carpenters. ] 
Kiililile,  David 
WILSON,  C.K. 
Itiiiiiiiin  \'  Watt 
lliirliiM,  K.  M. 
liooijiioiiuli  iV  Clark 
Xi'Ktiir,  John 


Dalles  (;ily  ! ' 
Eiijfene  City  j 
Portland  < 
Portland  j ' 
P<M-tlaiid 
Portland  !! 
Salem 


Portland 
Portland 


linrimce,  O.  H.  Spriiinville 

Ilorrel,  Jolin  St.  Louis 

S(M.'ar  Pros.  ^\■estporl 

Coppersmiths. 

[See  also  Pluniliers.] 
HEALY,  WILLIAM  (see  adv.  dept.  I 

page  U9)  Portland 

Cordage. 

[See   Hardware.] 

Country  Stores. 

[See  Merclunidise,  General.] 

Crockery  and  Glassware- 

[*  Importers.] 
Diorlain,  Clinrles 
KUIEClinAr.M.,TOFING. 
'HAYWOOD,  COLEMAN  &.  CO. 

Lew,  Julius 
.MelteiU'V,  Joseph 
".Seller,  Moses 
Meyers  &,  UigK" 

Cutlery. 

(See   Hardwiire.] 

Dental  Goods. 

OHOSS,  L.  (see  adv.  dept.  pafje  IHO) 

Dentists. 

CHAY,  (5.  W.  (see  adv.  ilept.  page  111) 
(irillin  &  Kreeland 
Vaidiaui.  K. 
IlKIHiDOLD,  JOHN 
(iurley,  J.  W. 

Kellojrtf, 

Stevenson,  I).  D. 

Phillips,  A.  O. 

Hiddle,  W. 

Weleh,  John 

CAKDWF.LL,  J.  ]{. 

Cool,  (>.  W. 

<ilenii,  J.  <!. 

HATCH,  J.  H. 

Koehler,  William 

.MACK,  C.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  pa^e  |:t(t| 

SKIFF,  L.  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  [nifH'  llTi 

Smith  it  Clianee 

Distillers. 

[See  also  Turpentine  .Mamitaeturers,] 
Seholl,  F.  Aurora  Mills 

MEIIL  it  KAST  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  KV,')      Kosel.iiifr 
WETTEKEU,  JOSEPH  (see  udv.  dept. 

page  1110)  Jacksonville 


Portland 


Alltany 

Albany 

Condit 

('orvallis 

Dalles  (  itv 

Dalles  Citv 

Dalles  City 

Lnt'iiyetle 

Leiiaiion 

Oregon  City 

Portland 

Porthiiul 

Portlaiul 

Portland 

I'ortland 

Portland 

Salem 

.Salem 


Eola  I 

Jaeksonville  i 

.Me.Miiniville  \ 

Portland 

Portland 

I'ortland  < 


Doors,  Sash,  and  Blinds.. 


Coopers. 


lllircK  it  MKVEU 
While,  William 
lli'iiiiird,  S.  II. 
Hill.  II.  I. 
,  l»™nis,  ,I.S. 
Khhy.D. 

Ilnnilsehue,  AmIiroBO 
lliilciv,  J.  M, 
liiitfers,  O,  II. 
Kiiicaid,  O.  II, 
Cimlter,  J.  .M. 
I>inihaiu,  John 
Tlioiiias,  S.  It. 


Alhany 

Clovi'i'dide 

Corvallis 

Corvallis 

Eola 

Harrisliiirg 

Portlaial 

I'ortland 

I'ortland 

Kiniior 

Salem 

Salem 

Seio 


["  Mi'iiulaetiireiu] 
'Althonse  it  Co, 
*Comley  it  Montgomery 
"iiavlofd  it  Swiek 
'Dalles  Lunilier  Manut'iieturing  Co. 
CHAUMAN  it   ItHOTHEU  < 

K. ALSTON  &  MYERS  » 

"Carson  &.  Porter 
MILLAIH)  it  VANSCIirYVEU 
'WALKEK,  JOHN  P.  (see  a<lv.  dept. 

page  l\!i») 
"Itoothliv,  Stapleton  it  Co. 
"(.'cMjk  tl  Todd 

•IRVING  it  MEYER  (sec  adv.  dept.  p. 
Johnson  Si  Co. 

Draymen. 

ItlliLS  &  CO.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  i:t'.)) 
Camp  &.  Co. 


Alhiiny 

Alliany 

Corvullfs 

Didles  City 

>regon  City 

>regon  City 

Portland 

Portltuid 

Portland 

Salem 

Salem 

11'.))  Salem 

Salem 


Portland 
Port  hind 


|.  ■    f 


A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Fraroisoo.   General  Agents  for  Subscription  Books. 


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518 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Dressmakers. 

(See  iiIko  Milliiiern.] 
Sl'TUKKLAM),  M.  A.  MRS.  (sec  lulv. 

I'iitfe  i;t:i)  Portland 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[SiM'  iiltfo  McrvliniilH,  (iencnil.] 
SETTLKMIKIf  &  Co.  (sec adv.  (lopt.p.  imt)  Alhniiy 
liovt'ladv,  K.  11.  •  Aiiiily 

Kiiilir,  lli'iiry  Aurora  MIIIh 

Kcil,  William  Aurora  ^lillx 

Itiikcr  City 

JiaiMia  ViKta 

("aficm  ("ity 

Cmiim  City 

Cliaiii|iiK'^' 

&  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt 


Corvallis 

C<irv:illi(> 

Dallas 

Dallcw  City 

l>allc«  Cil" 

DnIliH  City 

ItalK'K  Cily 

Knj;t'iu'  Cily 

Kiiifonii  Cily 

llarrisliiii%' 

llillMlxiro 

ilacl\siiiivilli> 

La  (iranili' 

M..MimivIllc 

Orcirdii  City 

(tft'irdii  City 

I'fori'ii 

Portland 


(Jraiit,  CliarloH 
.Marxli  iV  Woods 
Itrunnoc.  J. 
HaHn'iiplliiu',  F. 
NVwi'll  iV  Hailov 
MCIJUAV,.!.  W 

iiaue  lOli) 
Soiitiii-r  &.  Alien 
KoMi,  W.  S. 
CniiL',  \: 
(Jati'i*  i1  Cl)a)>iii 
lii'iiioii,  Sydiii-y 
Waldrim  iV  Mron. 
KIJ.SWOHTII  \  ItKLSIlAW 
.(|;NX!N(!S,  M.  &  CO. 
Smith  iV   Kilt-y 
liovrc,  iIdxcjiIi  iV  Co. 
SAVACK  A:  iSt'TTOX  (nee  ndv.  .lupt 

pau'o  l(l*)| 
HiiUoy,  l>i';il  iV  Ah'Coimia 
.lidiiiHon  iV  Yfai;,'iiiM 
Hell  &  Parker 
Klcmiii;,'.  .lolm 
Smiili,  W.  P. 

(iWOSS,  L.  (see  adv.  dt'pt.  pn(.'e  i:ttl) 
IIOIHiK,  CAI,1;K  &  CO.  iHcoadv.  dipt. 

pau'i'  !-'•'') 
SMITH  &  DAVIS  (»,•('  adv.  d.pt.  p.  IW) 
WKATIIKI.'KOI.'!),  W.  iHu.adv.du 

pau'i-  i:tii) 
IIAMII/IOX.  S,  (m 
CI-AKK..I.  !•:. 
COX,  M,  \i.  \-  CO. 
Iloliii  iV  Co. 
l.'ivt'V,  W.  K. 
Harrlwiii  A;  (Jraliain 
Levy,  Samuel 
P.'aiuiird  &:  Co. 

Dry  Goods. 

(See  also  Morcliaiitu,  (Joiipial.) 
ItAKIJOWS,  .1.  \  CO,  (s.eadv.dc|il.  p.  Ill)  All.anv 
HKACII   \    MOXTKITII   {^iv  adv.  deiil. 

pa^f  llisi  Alliaiiv 

<  ilK.VDI.K.  U.  's(v  iidv.  dipt,  pajro  10!))  AllumV 
CONXI':it,.IOIIN  ix.e  adv.  d.pt.  p.  Ill)  Allmiiv 
PA  m;  I  SI  I.  W.  W.  &  CO.  (Ktr  adv.  d.pt. 

plIL'C  IKIi 

McCmIIomkIi  iV  Hcllmaii 

COIIX  \    KAI.K 

KOX.  K.  \-,  IIUO.S.  («eo  adv.  .I.>pr.  p 

lIAKIilS.  II.  K. 

,101IN    IJ.   (w.' 


ill,- 
'ily 

'ity 

'ilv 
in',! 
iikI 
iiwl 
liiii.l 
<M 
iii.l 


Portland 
Portland 


L-pt. 


Portland 
!idv.  ilrpt.  pnffo  1(12)  Uoc.lmri; 
Sali'iii 

SilllMll 

SnU'iii 

Salem 

T^aalilla 

rmatilla 

rnioii 


KKIICCIIHArM. 

dent,  pau^.'  Iii."i| 
WATKKS  iV   CLAIMC   (fee  adv. 

pat'o  lO.'il 
llarrin,  D.  &,  Co. 
Hernial),  II.  kV.  Co. 
I.or.l,  W.  &  Co. 
PKCK,  !'.  Al  CO.  (pee  adv.  dept.  p. 


OOI.DS.MITII  A:  FKIKXDLY  (eec  adv. 

tlept.  paife  7) 
JOIIXS(»X  &  STIJATTON  (Heeiidv. 


Alliniiy 

Canon  Citv 

Corvalli» 

.  10.'>/  Corvallis 

Ojrvallis 

adv. 

Corvollis 
lejit. 

Corvallix 
DalleH  Citv 
Dulles  Citv 
Dalles  Citv 
'JO)  DidleB  Citv 


Eugene 


Kngene  City 


(leiit.piivc  m-') 
M.CLlKK,  A.  S.  ii<.!0  adv.  dept.  p.  104)  Kngeiie  Citv 
AILLIIOIJ.AND.  T.   &  E.  (gee  adv. 

.lept.  page  1(13)  Eiigenc  City 


KOSEXOLATl',  M.    (see  ndv.    dept. 

mine  100)  Eiiireiie  ( 

MULI.EI4  &,  URENTANO  (see  adv. 

dept.  i>aj.'e  100)  .Tiickxoiiv 

SACHS  1U:0S.  (see  ndv.  dept.  p.  101)  .laokxouv 
llAUI.i  )W,  W.  (nee  adv.  dept.  p.  1  i:t)  ( (reiion  ( 
CHARMAX  &  HHO.  (gee  adv.  dept. 

pajre  li:!)  Orei/on  ( 

RALSTON  &  SI Y ERS  (see  adv.  dept. 

\»iHe  113)  Oregon  ( 

Aoli,  Le.ai  I'oiili 

lleeli  &  Waldmau  I'oiii: 

K.ilin,  Fisliel  pmi 

Levy,  C  .  JIis.  Pi,il 

Slaver.  .la.'oti  Poilli 

Sir.VER  &  FAIN  ixce  adv.  dept,.  p.  13<l)    P,,ii 
Van  Fridagli  &  Co.  Pun 

Weil  lJr.>s.  I'mt 

White,  L.  &  Urn.  P„ii 

WILSON,  .JOHN  (sec  ndv.  dept.  p.  13:.)    Pon 

Wolf,  S.  ft   Co.  pniil, 

FLINT*  CRANE  R.,s,l 

FLOKD  ft  CO.  (Hfieadv.  dept.  p.  lOi!)      R....,! 
AI.MfKS,  S.  A  CO.  (xec  adv.  .lept.  p.  lO-.'j  R.i.-,l,i 
IMCLL,  .!( tllN  C.  I«ve  adv.  .lept.  p.  1  LS)         Sal.i; 
XICKLIX  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ll.'i)  Saku 

Dry  Goods,  Wholesale. 

[*  Iinporteri!.] 
-ALLEN  &  LEWIS  (Keemlv..lept.  p.  l',';.'!  Poitkn,! 
'ELFELT,  A.  ».  ft  CO.  (see  adv.  .lept.  p. 

137 1  Porlliiii,! 

"FAILlXt!,  ilEXRV  (.".ee  adv.  .lepl.  p. 

l-'li)  P,,illaii,i 

"HACM  UUOS   A-  CO.  Poiil.iii,! 

"LEW  vV   FKClllIEIMER  Poiilm,! 

Seller.  Fninkeiiaa  iV:  Co.  IVillaii.j 

Earthenware. 

[See  Potteries.] 

Engine  Builders. 

[See  Foundries.  I 

Engineers,  Civil. 

[.See  Civil  Enjtincers.) 

Engravings. 

FREEL.VND,  E.  A  .\ll;,iv 

NECItER.  .1.  (s.'e  adv.. lept.  p.  101)      Ja.  k.-i,iiv;i:, 
SleCORMK  K.  S.  .1.  Poillaii,! 

PAKKISII,  ,1.  L    &  CO.  (s.'e  adv.  d.;pt.  p. 

1331  Portliiii,! 

Shanaimn  .^  DiitVesne  PoilLii,! 

Expresses. 

(See  also  Slerelianls,  Forwar.lint;.] 
Wheeler  ft  RdIiIus  I'anon  Cilv 

Fewell.  H.  F.  EaKle(iv,lv 

Cal.hvell,  M.  Jaekr-oiivill, 

WELLS,  FAR(;o  it  CO.  I'orilail 

Wright  &  Co.  SaKiii 

Fancy  Gk)ods. 

[See  Dry  (^.lhIs  ;  als.i  Millinery  Goods, | 

Feed. 

EVERDINO  ft  HEEUE  Poitlnml  i 

WILLIA.MS,  D.  W.  PoiilimiMG    .MVRRS,  C.  II 

VACOllN,  «.  W.  P.iitliml  ^ 

Ferries. 

PEARCE,  ASIIRY  (see  adv.  .lept.  p.  10(1)  All'iiiiy 

Rainwater,  M.  AH'"",' 

Maxwell,. John  i;us;,nr 

Skinner,  M.  Mrr.  Eiiwuf 


13  I! All. MAN  ItUo 
IS  '.  lii-ik  &  WaMiiia 
13  ;  ,Slteis  it  llinde 

|i 

Jc  j 

II I  [>^''<- 

ISIIAMPTOX  .t 

10 ;     p.  110) 

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FLOUK     DEALERS 


GROCERIES, 


519 


Flour  Dealers.  ! 

[Spo  ii1«o  Mills,  Floiirj  aim*  Provisioim. )  1 

AI.MCX  k  LEWIS  (hgc  ndv.  (k'i>t.  p.  li-i)  INirtliuiH  ' 
SAVIEK  it  CO.  (m-eiulv.  deiit.  p.  1-J<>|        Portlmid 
VALOIIN, (>.  W.  (see  u.lv.  dopt.  p.  Ml )      I'oitluiul 

Forwarding  Merchants.  I 

[Sc'ti  Merchiiiits,  Forwarilin^.'.]  "      '' 

Foundries.  j 

ALBANY  FOINDUY.A.   V.  CIIEUUY 

(soe  mlv.  lU'pl,  p.  1(W)  Alliiiiiy 

CiiniMlii'll.  Hector  .Milwimliio 

OKEtiON    CITY   FOUNDRY   (see    iidv.  , 

(li'I)t.  p.  II-,')  Ori'LToii  City  ' 

MoniiMi'X,  David  Portland 

OlfECSON  iUON  WORKS  (see  ailv.dcpt. 

II.  i:<l)  Port  land 

Sniiili  Mi'OH.  Portland 

WILIiAMKTTK  IKON  WORKS  (pco  adv. 

dcpt.  p.  I'.'><i  Portland 

SALK.M  ForXDKY.DRAKKit  .MOORE 

(Kee  adv.  df|4.  p-  I  Hi)  Salem 

Fruits.  j 

[.See  also  Cout'eetioiierv.] 
Miirlin.  11.  P  >rtl;ind 

Shine,  S.  L.  Portland 

Fur  Dealers.  j 

[See:\Is<>  MereliandiKe,  (ionenil.l 
.Scliui'li,  C.  Portland  ' 

Furnishing  Goods,  Gents. 

[See  ill.-"!)  Clotliin:.'.]  | 

FLIEDNKU,  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  107)     Corvallix  i 
.KtllXSOX  &  STK.VTTON  (see  a-lv.  dept. 

p.  mil)  lOilt-ene  Cilv 

IIAK.MAN  liUOS.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  l-.MM      P<iitl;ni'd 
I'lci'k  &  Waldinaii  Pi>vtland 

Sliern  iV  llindo  I'ortland  • 

Furniture. 

[SiM>  aiKo  Ciiliinet  .MakerH.l  j 

HAMPTON  .t  Mel$Kll>i:  jneo  adv.  dept.  1 

p.  till)  All>anv 

:  MKALEV,  C.  .1  CO.  (soe  adv.  dept.  p.  10!t)  Alliany 

;MH/.ler,  .l.dm  .M.  All.aiiy  ■ 

i  (iiiiveH  i,V  Uolpin.soii  CorvalliH  j 

;  lliill'er..Ioliii  Da1la» 

1  nil  rIaiii.Clinrlea  Dalles  City  , 

L.tnu'e,  v..  V.  Kola 

'  Kiiiil/.  &  Kiley  Marristxii)/ 

1  l!"hr,  C.  M.  .Milwankif  , 

1  Lew  it  Fei'ldieinier  Orefron  Cilv  : 

KIkeles.  E.  Portland 

lIlKiJKKN    .t    SIIINDLER  "(sec  adv. 

dept.  p.  I;H)  Portland  | 

j  Levy,  Jnlins  Portland  , 

!  Loivea,  ilowpl)  Portland  ' 

\  I/inven    ein,  E.  it  Co.  P<atland  | 

I'OWEKS  it  PARO  Portland 

i  WILCOX,  W.  F.  (see  adv.  dopt.  p.  i;tS)     Poitland  ' 

I  lirev.  AIiM-itz  Salem  1 

KAUKEW.  W.  S.  Salem 

lUVIXCf  it  MEYER  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Hit)     Salem 

I'AUMEXTEK,  CM.  (see   adv.   dept.   p 

IIS) 
Van  WaK,u;<>iier  &  Co. 

Gas  Fitters. 

[See  also  Plumbers.] 
JIYERS,  C.  n. 

Gas  Works. 

PORTLAND  HAS  LKJIIT  CO. 

General  Agents. 

FEKRY  it    FOSTEIt  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

I3J)  Portland 


Salem 


Dalles 
Dalles 
Dtilles 
Portland 
Poillanil 
I'ortlaiiil 
Portland 


Salem 
.Sidein 


Portland 
Portland 


PAURlSIl  it  ATKINSON  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  i;tl)  Portlan 

CURUEY  &  HAMMER  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  117) 

Glass  Ware. 

[See  Crockery  and  (llnssware. 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

[See  also  ABaayers.l 
niooh.  Miller  &  Co. 
Lord.  W.  &  Co. 
WELLS,  FARnO  it  CO. 
FEI.'liV  it  FOSTER 
Fidl.-r.  L.  (;.  it  Co. 
(iOLDSMITII  PROS. 
KL\(i,  MYRICK  it  CO. 

Grain  Dealers. 

[See  Feed  ;  also  Proiliice.) 

Grist  Mills. 

[See  Mills,  Flour.] 

Groceries  and  Provisions 

[See  also  .Merchants,  (Jciieral.J 
CONXEK,  .lOlIX 
HE.VCII  &  MOXTEITII 
CilEADLE,  K. 
COXNEU,  .lolIX 
KKillTLIXCEK.  AS. 
XOKCK'OSS.  .I.VCOIl 
OLIVKW,  IIEXWY 
P.VKIMSII,  W.  W    it  CO. 
Ilaekainv  it  .Inlm."  m 
Ilyd."  &'Co. 
StiiMts,  .Jolm  (}. 
Alliee,  E.  S.  Jr. 
Tlioiiipsoii  it  Etrlin 
Italdwiii  it  liro. 
Iieltini:er.  .Jolm 
Kiiicer.  Freileridc 
nitliiiiivr.  A. 
M.mpiis  it  Co. 
Parker,  1{.  A. 
Sposito,  .loliii 
Lew,  15. 
Hiirfovv  it  Miller 
Diller,  Leonard 
Kelley,  E.  H. 
Levy,  Adolpli 
He.^t  &  Andrew.-' 
Hr.ideii,  William  &  Co. 
HUAMIIALL,  THOMAS 
Itnrteli.  W.  M. 
C;iinpliell,.I.  W. 
Cidlins.  .Iiihti 
Did.son,  Cliarles 
FARO  ALY,  D. 
Frey,.Iacol) 
Herman  it  .Mnrpliv 
II  Eli  HALL,  (j!;<)R(iE 
Holliii.in,  A.  k  Co. 
HorniiiiLr,  F.  C.  it  Co. 
.lones.  .1.  F.  it  Co. 
KAPLS  &  DRAKE 
Lalilie  liros. 
.Mau'^ts,  .1.  S.  it   Co. 
.McDonald,  James  A. 
.Mctiimi,  CImrles 
.McLaran  Itroa. 
Milehal,  Jacob 


Opit/.  it  Shearer 

pIttock.  ropert 

SCOTT  &  Ct>.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  li 

Sposito,  Piinl 

.Siin^'er,  (iein'ure 
!  Thomas,  Keiijaiidn 
I  Warner,  Frederick 


Albany 
Albany 
Albany 
Albany 
Albany 
Albiitiy 
Albany 
Albany 
Cafiiiii  City 
t'afiiHi  City 
Cliampoeu' 
Crvillis 
Corvidlis 
Dalles  Cilv 
Dalle.<Ci(v 
Dalles  City 
DaDos  City 
Dm11«.m  Cilv 
Dall-'sCilv 
Dalles  City 
Jacksi.invill'' 
<">rey:oii  City 
<'lrej.'on  City 
Oreiron  City 
Oi'i-Mjiia  <'ity 
Port  la  nil 
I'lirtlauii 
PcHlland 
I'orthuid 
Portland 
P(allaiid 
Portland 
.Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portlancl 
Port  land 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
PorilamI 
Portland 
Poriliiiid 
Portland 
Portland 
Ponland 
Port  111  ml 
Portland 
Portlaml 
Portland 


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Portlniid 

I'ortluiul 

125)  Purtliind 

Siileiii 

SllllMII 

Salem 
Siiluiu 
Sr.leiii 
Siiloiii 
Sak'iii 
p.  119)  Siilfiii 
Siiluiii 
SuIlmii 

Salem 

Umatilia 

Uiiiuii 


ndv. 


VVafoi'inan,  S. 

WKKKS  &  SWAN 

WILLIAMS,  I).  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p, 

Bvriie.  I^onis 

CbUNELL,  IIAYDEN 

Coidter,  Joseph  M. 

Cox  &  Hamilton 

Fisher  <fe  Son 

Hamilton,  Preston 

Holmen,  Joseplms 

MARTIN  &  ALLKN  (see  ndv.  dept. 

Mvers  &  liiggs 

Oherlieim,  1'. 

UZAFOVAGE  &  WKIGUT  (see 

dept.  p.  118) 
Foster,  J.  K. 
Fleislinian,  Heynemun 

Groceries,  Wholesale. 

FKENCH  &  OILMAN  (see  adv.  dept. 

paK'e  lliO)  Dalles  City 

CummiiiK  &.  Grant  Dalles  Citv 

McCKAKEN,  MERRILL  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

(lei>t.j)ago  liW)  Portland 

Pl'lTOCK,  ROBERT  Porilaiid 

SXEATH,  R.  G.  Portland 

SCO'lT  &c  CO.  Portland 

FRENCH  &  OILMAN   (see  adv.  dept. 

pu(j;e  1','0)  Umntillu 

Gunpowder. 

SNEATH,  1{.  O.  Portland 

Gunsmiths. 

Barkholder,  Jacob  Albany 

Forstner,  11.  Alliany 

Kdpir,  Moses  tJondlt 
IIODES,  GUSTAV  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lOfi)  CorvalliH 

Frederic,  A.  D;illes  City 

Redlleld,  J.  Galesville 

Hiiys,  A.  J.  IlariishurK 

Miller,  John  Jacksonville 

Wilde,  Ferdinand  Orej^on  City 

Aner,  Xavier  Portland 
HECK,  WILLIAM  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  130)    Portland 

Dhondt,  Eugene  H.  Portland 

lIORNrXG,  PHILIP  Porthind 

Marvin,  M.  Salem 

Daley,  A.  J.  Scio 

Hairdressers. 

FLIKDNER,  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  j).  107) 

Lusher,  K. 

Johnson,  G.  A. 

Loii^,  John 

Heclierer,  Frank 

Stander,  Ailam 


Wiijrner,  Henry 
Waf/ner,  John 
Wiegand,  C.  F. 


Ciirvallis 
Dalles  City 
Hanihliiirir 
Jacksonville 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Port  land 
Portland 


'  Hardware. 

1      ['Importers.    See  also  Merchants,  (Jeneral ;  also 

I  I'ainess  and  Saddlery  Hardware] 

CIIEADLE,  R.  Alhany 

:  CONNER,  JOHN  Alhanv 

PARRISH,  W.  W.  &.C0.  AlhanV 

NORilSOSS,  J.  Alhanv 

KRIECHHAUM,  JOHN  G.  Corvalh's 

WATERS  &  CLARK  Corvallis 

MrFARLAND,  W.  H.  Corvallis 

CunnniiiK  &-  Grant  Dalles 

GOLDSMITH  &  FRIENDLY  EnKeiie 

McCLURE,  A.  S.  Eugene 

Ml?LHOLLAND,  T.  &  E.  EuKene 

URADBCRY  &  WADE  Jackwaivilh! 

LOVE&  BlLiiER  Jacksonville 

MIJLLER&  BRENTANO  Jacksonville 

LORD  &  PETERS  Oakl-nd 

BARLOW,  WILLIAM  Ore({on  City 


Dalies  City 
Davtii'ii 

kni;, 

Eii),'eMc  City 

EllKelie  Cily 

llarrisliMi;; 

Ihiri'isliiirv 

IlilUliuru 

■  lacK!<nllvillc 

La  (iiaiidv 

LelmiKm 

.McMimivllli' 

Mc.Miiiiivillc 

OaklamI 

Oakimiil 

Oregon  Ciiy 

I'l'iiiiii 

Porllaiiii 

P.irllim,! 

I'oi-tliinil 


CHARMAN  &.  BRO.  Orcg(Mi  (  iiv 

RALSTON  &  MEYERS  Oreuoii  (in 

M^ORBETT,  H.  W.  Poitl„i,;i 

'FAILING.  II.  Portland 

"HOPKINS,  C.  PoitliiiMl 

"MILWAIN  &  JOYNT  Poriiiiinl 

*XOKTHRUP,  E.  J.  &  CO.  Porilund 

rrXDERHlLL,  JACOB  &  CO.  Poiihind 

FLOED&CO.  RoNchiii'.' 

Dodd,  C.  H.  Sidcni 

NICKLIN  &.  CO.  Salem 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

Irving.  John  Alliiinv 

THOMPSON  &  PAVTON  Allmnv 

Oshorii,  T.  J.  Ashland  .\lilfs 

Whetmore,  S.  D.  Ashland  Mills 

(iiery,  Sanniel  Anrora  Mill 

Rnss'iV.  Palmer  Itrowiisvilk' 

Smith  &.  Knowlton  BrowoKvillc 

Woods,  E.  A.  Caiiyoiivillf 

Fischer,  E.  W.  Coi  vullis 

FLICKINGER,  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  10  ,  Curvidli* 
Prior,  Thomas  Dnlla.s 

Thompson,  T.  M.  I>allas 

Vellanl,  Frank  Dallib 

HAKE,  F.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  I'-'I)        Dalles  Cilv 
HL'EirrA.  MANUEL  (sue  adv.  dejit. 

page  1  ■,'(») 

Stiles, 

Ray,  W.  H.  &  I. 

Ashley,  Samnel 

(irav,  .1.  <}. 

ISiitler,  (}.  H. 

Wheehind,  James 

Wexttall.(".  A. 

JUDGE,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  111!) 
Gray,  HroM. 
Rohind,  J.  O. 
Warrvn,  E.  T. 
Withcril,  M,  W. 
Haynes,  William 
Meilley,  Oscar 
Schram.  John 
Bond,  .Milton 
Bennett,  James 
Kiiigslee  &  Rees 
Powers,  P.  C. 
SHERLOCK,  S.  &  CO.   (see  adv.  dept  ., 

pagi'  1;I7)  Portland   S| 

TWlX(i,  NATHANIEL  (see  adv.  dipt. 

pages  7  and  I  Id)  Porllmid 

Mooie  &.  Slocum  RoM'liini; 

tiRAIIAM,  J.  K.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Mill  Salem 

WATKINS.  \V.  H.  &.  VO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  '  !.">)  SaliMii 

Holiiirt,  <}.  W.  Silvcilim 

Taylor,  J.  St.  Lmis 

Mooie,  J.  M.  Umalillii 

Harness  and  Saddlery  Hardware.     ?l 


FLICKINGER,  H. 
JUDGE,  HENRY 
WATKINDS,  W.ll.  &  CO. 
FAILING,  HENRY 
SHEULOCK,  S.  &  CO. 
TWING,  N. 


Corviillis  ^1 
Jacksonvill 
Siilci 
poll  land 
Portland 
I'ortland 


Hat  and  Cap  Manufacturers. 

MEl  SSDORFFER   &  BRO.   (see   adv.  .. 

pages  Ixxxi  and  cxxxix]  Portland  ^| 

Hats  and  Caps. 

[See  also  Merchandise,  General ;  also  Clothing.] 
;\I  EUSSDORFFER  vV  BRO.  Porllan.l 

Walker,  N.  Portland 


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OREQC 

H 

MEI'SDORFFEl 
page  Ixxxi) 

Hit 

[See  ala 
iOUTII,  JOHN 
:|)KS1'A1N,  JESS 

FU>i;i)<fe  CO. 

lUK.-^ONS,  HEN 
|!   WATKINDS,  W. 

\  Hoc 

KNAPP,  BURRK 
OKKtJON  IRON 
i-MVEKS,  C.  H 


I'acilic  Hotel,  J.  B 
Tahnadge,  C.  F. 
Ilencdict,  R. 
Ilelinan,  A.  D. 
llnntiiigtoii,  C.  R. 
.Metier,  liros. 
('alitbrnia  House,  I 
I'iiincer  Hotel,  J.  J 
Kidl,  Frederick 
I'eturs  iV.  Cleaner 
Kvel,  l.'eid  &,  Fletc 

.Miiinl,  W.  C. 
Kirk,  A. 
(indlcv,  H.  I). 
Kroiuli  Hotel,  T.  F 
riiiiurr  Hotel,  Clia 
McCLKLLAN,  D. 
I'rcswell,  John 
.Miller,  A.  F. 

S.MITII,  HOMER 

]  I/)Vcla(ly,  T.  tl. 

I'ldnniliia  Hotel,  A, 

I'tinilli,  Thomas 

I  MATILLA  HOU 
Simiot  (see  adv 

CaliKvcIl,  C.  M. 

Sawyer,  William 

Meckel,  Sanmel 

Waller,  G.  T. 

lienlicw,  A. 

Ilaiily  vV  Elliir 

hevens,  D.  A. 

.Martin,  \V.  J. 

Meniek,  J.  M. 

I'aviu',  C.  H. 

kolllsdll,  p.  S. 

llilinlioro  Honsc,  R. 

I'niui,  Hotel,  11.  .Sm 

(iiisney  iV,  .lolinsou 

Jnlinsiiin,  — 
!  Kranci.  American  H< 
i       liuaia 

I'nited  States  Hotel, 

Kellogg,  G.  A.  B. 
illnr  House  Hotel,  N 
i  Taylor,  C. 

Taylor's  Hotel,  B.  M 
i  Valley  House,  N.  W 

Heniliree,  J.  T. 

lUdl,  J.  W. 

Twogood  &  Harkiici 
llargenbarger,  J. 
•jiw  &  Baldwin 

I'ililieits,  .Jonathan 
ItAliLDW  HOUSE 
"ii'goii  llonse,  J.  Be 
Wiiiaat  it  Co. 
"iiniH.  Mrs.  J.  P. 
Uvcnbarg,  D. 

A.  BOUAl 


A.  EOHLiXB,  San  Franolaoo,  Agent  for  Ohiokerins  ft  Son's  Pianos. 


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'  Hatters'  Stock. 

MEI'SDOKKFEK  &  lUtO.  (see  mlv. 

I       iiiiKu  Ixxxi)  .'ortlmid 

Hides  and  Wool. 

[Sec  iiIho  Merebuiits,  General  ] 

()1{TII..I()1IN  .liKkmmville 
DKSl'AlN',  .IES8E                              Swift'«  Stmioii 

KLOKD  &•  CO.  HonuliiH'K 

I'AliSOXS,  IIKNKY  Eiiffeiii!  City 

WATKINUS,  W.  II.  &  CO.  Salem 

Hose  and  Belting. 

1  [See  aluo  llai'dwaie.] 

KXAPP,  ItUKUKLL  &,  CO.  Poillaiul 

(iKWiOX  IKOX  WORKS  IN.illaiid 

MYEKS,  C.  \\  I'orllaiul 

I  Hotels. 

'I'licilif  Hotel,  .1.  H.  Sprenger  Ailiaiiy 

Tiilniadfje,  C.  V.  Amity 

lieiiedict,  R.  Appli-nate 

lli;hmm,  A.  O.  ABlilamI  MilJH 

lliiiitiiifjloii,  C.  R.  AMtmia 

.Mi'ijler,  liroH.  A«l<ii-ia 

(';int'(ii'iiia  llout'e,  II.  lleirmaii  Aiil>uiii 

I'ioiii'Pi'  Hotel,  J.  J.  Ruekerby  Aulmr'u 

Knil,  Freilerick  Anroni  Mills 

I'etfi'H  kV.  Cleitiier  Maker  City 

livel,  K'cid  &.  Elelclier  Hukcr  Cil'v 

liiiird,  W.  C.  HrowiiHvillV 

kirk,  A.  Hi'OWiiNville 

(iodlev,  II.  1>.  Hiieiia  Visla 

Krt'iiili  Hotel,  T.  Fleuretl.  Caiioii  City 

I'iiiiii'ci-  Hotel,  Cliailcs  Jo;;e»  Canon  Cilv 

.Ml  OLKI-LAN,  D.  C  Cunyonvilfe 

I'ri'KWell,  dolin  Clulco 

Miller,  A.  F.  Clieleo 

SMITH.  IIO.MKR  Coi'valliH 

Lovcliiily,  T.  il.  Kalian 
('(ilundiia  Hotel,  A.  Fournier  &..  Co.         Dallew  City 

Smith,  Thomas  Dalles  City 
IMATILLA  HOUSE,  llandley  & 

Simiot  |8ee  adv.  dept.  p.  I~M)  Dalles  City 

Ciildwill,  C.  M.  Daidaiielles 

Siiwyi'i',  William  EnlefprisL' 

lli'vlii'l,  Samuel  Kola 

Wiiller,  (i.  T.  Kola 

liciitivw,  A.  EnKeiH'  Cily 

Hardy  vV  Ellill'  tialesville 

hcvetm,  D.  A.  CJalesville 

Martin,  W.  .1.  tS;ilesville 

Mi'rriik,  .1.  M.  (JanliiuT 

I'aviic,  C.  11.  Hari'lslinr)^ 

liiiliimia,  1'.  S.  HaiiislmrH: 

llillslioro  lltuise,  R.  E.  Wiley  llillslioro 

I'niui.  Hotel,  11.  Kmilli  Hillslioro 

liiiKiiey  vV  iloliiiHuli  Hocpiattoii 

.liihiwl'dii, Independeiiee 

Kniiicd  .Anierieaii  Hotel,  .Mrs.  J.  Rolioa- 

liimui                             (  .Tacksonville 

I'liited  States  Hotel,  Louis  Hornc  Jaeksonvilla 

KelliiUff,  (}.  A.  H.  Kellojf),' 

,(Mir  House  Hotel,  N.  Roberts  La  (irande 

Taylor,  C.  La  (irande 

Taylor's  Hotel,  H.  M.  MeCorinuck  La  Oraiide 

Valley  House,  N.  W.  IJuker  La  (inuide 

lleiuhive,  J.  T.  Lafavetle 

11(11,  J.  W.  Lebamm 

Twojfood  &,  IlHrkiiesa  Leiiind 

llartjeuhurnei',  J.  Milwaukee 

(WilV  Italdwiii  Newport 

Tilihelts,  .iomitliHii  Oukhind 

liAULOW  HOl'SE,  W.  Hai-low  Oregon  City 

•hygoii  House,  J.  Uoelini  Oi-egou  I'ily 

Wiiiaut  &  Co.  Oysterville 

Itiiriis.  Mrs.  J.  P.  Plueiux 

Luveuhur(yt,  D.  Pbtiurx 


Kellojfir,  Capt.  PioneiT  Citv 
ARRKJOXl'S  HOTEL,  S.  N.  Arrigoni 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  i;{7)  Portland 

(!:ilitorina  House,  Joseph  Ki.\ner  Portlimd 

Colund)ian  Hotel,  P.  It.  Siuuott  Portland 

Fai-niers  House,  W.  A.  C;irler  PortlamI 

Fiiinklin  House,  (,".  ilellenbrand  Poilland 

f}|(d)e  Hotel,  P.  Sehade  Portland 
LIXCOIvN  HOUSE,  N.  C.  Mattliiessen  (hee 

adv.  dept.  page  110)  Portland 

Mansion  House,  E.  Carney  Portland 

Xew  York  Hotel,  L.  Stark  I'ortland 

IVatland  Hotel,  P.  N<u1ou  Portland 

Cintui  Hotel,  L.  fliradot  Portlan<l  i 

Washington  llot(d,J.  Koenig  Portland  I 

WESTERN  IK)TEL,  Smith  Si.  Quind)y  ! 

(see  ailv.  dept.  pnge  110)  Portlaiul 

What  Cheer  llouso,  M.  O'Connor  Porlland  | 

Howe,  S.  A.  Raider  ; 

Williams,  C.  liickreul  \ 

While,  D.J.  Roek  Point  ] 

Coinpton,  A.  W.  Roseburg  | 
HEXXE'lT  IKH'SE,  J.  llen.leisliot 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  11'.') 
Capital  Holid,  J.  P.  Demui' 
MO.S.SMAX'S  lUrrEL,  J.  H.  Moesuian 


Lyons,  D.  .1. 

Ciddwell,M. 

Meeker,  Williaiu 

Wiesman,  .1. 

(iarlingbouse,  William 

Hnskins,  J.  J. 

Foredise,  W.  II. 

I'iirker,  ,1. 

Patten,  W.  H. 

(ioodwin,  M.  E. 

Swil't  lit  Co. 

Calit'ornia  Hotel,  •!.  Oahn 

.Metropolitan  Hotel,  II.  (timlmll 

Orleans  Hotel,  A.  E.  Rogers 

Stiiiiton  House,  H.  Stanton 

Doty,  Clark 

Sherman,  J. 

Hill,  F.  R. 

HIair,  T.  J. 

l)ieks<ni,  Jaineg 

Johnson,  (i.  C. 

Hryaut,  P. 

Haptonstall,  J. 

Lyltle  iV  Hethers 

Summer,  Eli 


Salem 

Salem 

Salem 

Seottsburg 

Soda  Springs 

St.  Helens 

St.  Louis 

Starr's  Point 

Starrs  Point 

Snbliudty 

Sublimity 

.Sumna'rville 

.^wit'ts  Station 

Swifts  Station 

Umatilla 

I'uiatilla 

Umatilla 

Union 

Willow  Springs 

Willow  sju'iiigs 

Winenester 

Yai|uiiia  City 

YiU|niiui  City 

Yanuina  City 

Yii(|uimi  Road 

Yai|uina  Road 

Ya<|uina  Itoiul 

Va(|uina  Road 


Incorporated  Companies. 

[See  Introductory  Sunnnary  Cor  title,  date  of  ii  'or- 
poralioii,  ete.] 

Insurance  Agents. 

COXNER,  J.— Paeilie  iseeadv.  dept.  p.  Ill)  Albanv 
PARRISH  &  CO  —Union  Albany 

.STEVENS,  SOLOX— Paeilie  Auburn 

CHEXOWETH,  F.  A.— Paeilie  Corvallis 

CLARK  \-  WATERS— Union  Corvallis 

HUCIIAXAX,  .'  .  W.-Hrooklyn  Life  and 

Union  Fire  Dalles 

CUMMlX(iS  &  (iUAXT- Paiilie  Dalles 

JOHXSOX  &  STUATTOX— Union      Eugene  City 
UXDEUWOOD,  J.  H.— Comi.  M.  Lite. 

X.  Y.  Aeeideiital,  and  I'aeilie  Fire    Kui,'eiU'City 
SACHS  PROS.— Paeilie 
CHARMAN  HROS.— Uiuou 
AMEUXETIIY,  (i.— North  Ameriean 
CALDWELL,  W.  S.— Mutual  Lit.. 
FERRY  iV  FOSTER— Krilisli  Mereau 

tile  I'.ial  JIaidialtan  Lite  (see  adv 

dept.  page  VA'l) 
LADD  &  TILTOX— Paeilie 
.M(  t:RAKEN,  MEURILL  \   CO.— C(mn. 

Mutual  Life  and  N.  Y.  Aeeideiital         Piu'llund 
SWAN.  D.  E.— Homo  Portland 


.laeksouville 

Oregon  Cily 

porlland 

Portland 


Portland 
Portland 


H 


1      .,1 


I  \,     \.     I 


A.  BOlCAir  ft  Co.,  San  Franoisoc,  reoeive  Now  Books  by  every  Steamer. 


The  FoUoles  of  the  NOBTfl  AMTBRIOA  lilFB  INS.  CO.  are  indiaputable  from  date  of  issur 


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622 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


VAX  SnU'YVEU,  W.  J.— l^iiiim  Poit)aiiil 

CHADWICK,  S.  K— Conn.  MiUniil  Life, 

N.  Y.  Accidentiil,  nnd  I'ncitic  Fire  KoHclmrH: 
BELIi,  J.  (".— rii.rnix  Siilnii 

IJUEYMAN  lUJOS— Union  Siilem 

HAMMKU,  S.  U  -Conn.  Mntiial  Life,  N.  Y. 

Accidentiil,  and  I'licitic  Fiix'  Salem 

Iron  Foundries. 

[See  Foundiies.] 

Iron  and  Steel. 

ISoe  alfo  Hardware. I 

CONNER,  .1.  All.anv 

XOHCUOSS,  JACOn  Albiniv 

WATKKS.V  CLAUK  Corviillis 

iIOLItKK',  ADAM  Corvallin 

OOLDSMITII  iV  FlilEXnLY  Euf.'.iie 

L()Vi;&  lULOEK  .lackwaiville 

PALSroX  \  MEYKliS  Oref.'on  Cilv 

.iAYvV  W.U.LACE  Vorllanil 

HOl'KIXS,  C.  I'orlland 

XOK  iUIMl'.  E.  .T.  &  CO.  Portland 

KICIlAUn.SON,  A.  n.  I'orlland 

rndeiliill,  .lacol)  &  Co.  Tortland 

MAKK.S,  .>*.  &  CO.  KoKoliintr 

XICKLIX  it  CO.  Sakai 

Iron  Railings. 

jSce  Foundries.] 

Jewelers. 

[Soo  also  WatoliniHkerfl.j 

(cantor,  .lolm  Altmnv 

HellilH,  Ijonis  Corvallia 

lUI>r)i;K,.IOSEriI  Corvnllls 

AuHtin,  SaiJiiit'l  DailaH 

MOSKS,  C.  II.  EnwMv 
XEUUEU,  .lOIIX  (k'c  adv.  dept. 

pai-'e  I'M  I  Jacksonville 

JonoB,  F.  I'.  Mc.Miiuivillc 

lli,«lilield,  \V.  F.  Oregon  Cilv 

Colien,  .lacol)  I'orlliin'd 

GOLDSMITH  &,  URO.  Porlliind 

Miller,  .lolm  U.  I'ortland 

Slewart  it  (ioiirloy  Portlund 

Crane,  S.  W.         "  RoseMiny 

JohuBon, Saleai 

Lamps,  etc. 

[See  also  Crockery  and  (tlnsswnre.] 
IIAYWAUD,  COLK.^rA\  &  CO.  Portland 

Lawyers. 

[Sec  AltorneyH  at  Law.] 

Leather  Dealers. 

[See  also  IIarnesi<  and  .Siuldlery  ;  also  Tanneries.) 
KODOEKS,  T.  (see  adv.  deiit.  nairc  KM)      Portland 
SHEKLoriv,  ,S  it  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

jiap-  Vi7}  Poll  land 

V.'iliei'K  iV,  SirolividKO  Portiaiid 

OILIJEKT.  .1.  W.  (Hco  ndv.  dept.  page  11.'))     Salem 
.TL'IKiE,  IIEN'HY  Jncksoiiville 

PARSONS,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept, 

pa,!.'<'  !"■')  Engeno  Citv 

LAKIN  &  WITTER  (see  adv.  dejit. 

jiiiffo  1(11)  Eugene  Citv 

IIOUOllTOX  it  PLAXNETT  (see  adv. 

dept.  pane  I  ()7j  Corvallis 

Libraries. 

[See  Introductory  Summary  for  flie  name,  location, 
date  when  establislied,  etc.,  of  each.] 

Lime  and  Cement. 

Mccracken,  MERRILL  vt  CO.  Portland 


Liquors,  Wholesale. 

[See  also  Merchiiiidise,  (ieneral.] 
C  Importers.] 

*  FRENCH  it  OILMAN  (see  adv.  dept. 

patfe  I'JO)  Dalles  Citv 

THATCHER,  GEOROE  &  CO.  Dulles  (in 

*  Rradford.  A.  (}.  1'miiIiui;| 
FOX,  .1.  Af.  (see  adv.  dept.  pajje  IH."))           I'orihiini 

*  HENDIHE.  R.  (see  adv.  dept.  paije  I'JI)  I'cnlaihl 

*  MARTIX,  E.  &  CO.  (sec  adv.  <lept. 

Iiaj'u  1-JI) 
'  MILLARD  &  VAN  SCHUYVER  (see 


I  *F 


adv.  dept.  piiKe  1-1) 
KENCll  it  «n.,MAN  (see  adv. 


Tl 


lA'l 


ilcpt. 


Portliiiui 
1'orlhni.l 


I'iniiiilla 
I'liuililla 


TCllER,  OEOROE  &  CO. 

Liquors,  Retail. 

I*  IJilliards.I 

*(Jird,  William  AlKiinv 

MIOICK  it  MEYER  All,.,m 

(ioodwiii  it  Co.  Asiiiii'i 

Miller,  H.  AMniiii 

Ki)i|ieii,  F.  W.  Astuiiii 

\\ils(in  it  Keyuolda  Astmiu 

Deveniii.N,  .John  .Aiilniiii 

(iiiodwiii.  M,  it  Co.  Ciifinii  Ciiv 

(iroli,  William  C;n"inii  (iiV 

AVicks  and  Clayton  Caiem  t'iiv 

Ransom,  1),  W.  Ciiny.'iivilii. 

While, .(.  L.  Caiivi'iivili.- 

*  1).\Y,  II.  I.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  lOi)  (''oividii- 
'McCOXXELL,  A.  R.  '  Coiviilii, 
■  Stewart,  J.  II.  Curv»lfc 

Cochoraii, Kalias 

IIANDLEY  it  SIXXOT  Dal!., 

llavdeii,  William  Dalit* 

Ki-rrisoii,  II.  W.  Dail* 

Kiiiill.iiih.  .lohn  \M\rr 

'  l"i-evit  iV  (ilisan  I»,iili< 

*  lilJAXXAX,  WILLIAM  Eus."iie  ( i;v 
COLE.MAN  &  SAXOX  Eiit'ciie  ( iiy 
Ilyilc,  Perry  llarri^lniii 
Vampy,  Roliert  Ilani-I'iiij 
Chase,  ^\'illiam  liiilciieihluiii. 
'  lli'eilhharth,  H.  A,  .laeKMniviile 
lU'CKNKRit  FAKREN  .laeloonviil. 

*  .Ml  LAIlillLlN  it  WALL  .laekM.nvili, 
WKTTERER,  .lOSEPlI  .lackMiivii:, 
'  ^yINT.IEX  it  HELMS  Jiukx.nvilu 
^  Rice,  .Matthew  La  (iiaiii. 
Harris,  R.  Liiraviilc 
Thdiiilon,  .lohn  Ni\v|'iii; 
Hcliieiis,  L.  Oreuini  filv 

*  FOUUEST,  .JOHN  (see  adv.  dept. 

|iiii;e  1 1:!)  Or<'u'oii  Ciiy 

*  Ilass.  (ieorfje  Oivumi  C'liv 
'Mason,  li.  H.  F.  Oici;oii  fiiy 
*"  Hiown,  Frank  I'oriliii.l 
llriicii,  W.  <>.  PonW  I 
'  ItUKCHAKDT,  C.  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 

lianelll)  PorlliiiiJI 

Camiihell,  Alexander  PnillaiiJ 

*  Damniier.  (ieor^e  PoitlMiii  I 
'DOltillEKTY,  .R)nN  Poitlauil 
(fUlens,  Frank  Porliiiiil 
IIAKRIS,  THOMAS  P.niUl 
HornuiiK,  Phillip  Pmiliiiwl 
Keith  it  Crahle  I'oi'llaln; 
Kin^,  Koliert  PoiilanJ 

"  LAl'PECS  it  KXOWLES  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  lUI)  Poiiliuil 

^MOFFETT,  WALTER  Poitlaiil 

Vance,  Jumes  Poiilaiii 

*  Vial,  Leon  &  Co.  PoiilanJ  I 
WEED,  W.  H.  PoiiliiiJ 
Wendt,  A.  PoillaiiJf 

FINK,  ANTOINE  A.  Ro.-iliial 


Keep  California  Capital  in  Oahfomia.   Insure  in  the  PAOIFIO. 


date  of  isam 


le.  ! 

k-iit.  i 

niiiics  citv 

Diilli's  Cii'v 
I'liilliin'.l 

')  l'<lVll;lll,r 

o  121)  I'Millauil 
It. 

rorlliiiul 
E  (we 

rcirlliiuii 
(li'l>t. 

riiiiiiiiiii 

L'luiilillii 


AHmiiv 
AIImuV 
A.-iciii,i 
Aslwia 
Asturiu 

A.ilnliii 

Aiiliuui 
(.'iifi'iii  Ciiy 

(.'a  Ml 'II  Cil'y 
Ciiiii'ii  lily 
C'lmy.'iivilk 
('auvniivilii- 

('.TVIllIb 

C'lii'valii.' 
Corvalli, 
Dall:.^ 
I)all» 
Dalit' 
DalL- 

Dallrs 

H,,il,-. 

lCni;i'iu-  ( i:y 

ICiiui'i"'  t'iiy 

Uiini^Kiir;; 

llaii-i^l'iii.- 

liiili'iiiiiilfii" 

ilat'kM'Uviiit^ 

.IllflvMillvillr 

,llicl<!-iilivil!r 

,)a(■l^^'■MVul■ 

JhcUmihvi'.,!' 

l;ll  (Jl'ini'ii 

Liilayiitv 
Ni'Wl'iii; 

Oivt-'iiu*.!'; 

Ori'U'oii  City 
Oreuiai  riiy 

'l'.ii-lli.i.i 

I'lM'llliU'l 


W) 


It. 


ll(!|lt. 


adv. 


ri,rtl.rjJ  I 
I'dilliihJ 
rurlhiiiii  I 

rtiitiiiii'i 
I'curuiiiil 

IVirllai.'!) 
rmllaiw 
I'liriiiii*;! 
l>oiilai;J| 

I'orilaii'l 

I'lallim'! 

I'Mitlaiii 

I'orllaM 

I'lirll.inJl 

rorllaiiJl 


A.  KOHIiBB,  San  FnuioUoo,  imports  Forelcn  and  American  Znitr  iments  for  Bands. 


OREGON 


LIQUORS  —  MERCHANTS. 


52.3 


•  |"AK  TV,  JOHN  8. 
Hvnii',  .lolin 

•  M„nis,  VV.  L. 

•  l'laiiii)ii<toii  &■  Oreen 
'Pl.AMOXnoN,  F.  F. 
Waiil.'loli'i 

:  Sclaippf,  C.  F. 
Foril,  Uolii  It  F. 
HiivfK  »t  IJlackstono 
Mailii'sciii,  .1.  1). 
ShaiK'  &  llitflicock 
Stnriiicr  it  t'n. 
Smiiiit<  it  .Sci'ilmer 
Fleisliaiaii  it  Ih-yiicinaii 


Locksmiths. 

[See  alwp  OunsiiiitliK.] 


K(l8l'llUl'g 

Sak-iii 

SuIlmii 

Salem 

Salem 

Spi'in>fville 

Suiiimei'villo 

I' mat  ilia 

I'matilla 

('malilla 

riiiatilla 

I'matilla 

Umatilla 

I'liioii 


I'orllaml 


Pari'',  V. 

Looking  Glasses  and  Picture  Frames. 

(See  also  Fnniiture.  j 

MKAI.KV.  G.  it  (!(>.  All.anv  ' 

lll'IttiKKX  it  .SCHINDLEK  I'mllaiid  ; 

Sliaiialiaa  it  DutVeiiiu'  Port  laud  i 

Lumber. 

[See  also  .Milln,  Saw.] 

Fernd,  F.  it  Co.  AftiJiin 

Fliivel,  (ieoi'ffo  Antc'ria  , 

('lawlord  it  Slirader  Brid^report  1 

('aneiiiali  Millitij;  Co.  Caiiciiiali  | 

liaiiiltdi-d  it  K'oy  Canon  City  | 

Caliliiii^',  dolin"  Caiiyoinillc  j 

Lawiviice.  H.  F.  Caiiyoiiville 

.shcrrill,  .\.  it  Co.  Canyoiiville  ' 

l!av  it  .Slovens  Cliainpoeir  i 

llAliK'IS,  II.  R  Corvallis  I 

MalNK,  l{.  Y.  Corvalli-sj 

Ciawfoiil.  K.  J.  it  Co.  Dalian  • 

llalliK'k,  K.  V.  Dallas  I 

Itallis  Liimtier  Mannf'aetnrini;  Co.  Dalles  City  | 
Dl'.W,  K.  1{.  it  C( ).  (see adv.  d.  p.  103)  EiiKeiie  City  I 

(iiinliiur  .Mill  Company  (iardiner  i 

(iilison.  William  (irant's  I'ass  I 

(iri'Kon  City  Saw  Mill  Company  Ore^'on  City  i 

DiiiIl^',  Itensill  it  Co.  Oysterville  \ 

l.indloy,  .M.  "  I*li(eni.\  | 

('alter.  Ilavilen  it  Co.  I'lallaiid  ' 

Est  IK  it  SiiMip.-'on  I'ortland  | 

llrrliaii^'li  it  Sietzel  I'oilland 

sriTOX  Ai  (•(►.  I'oitlan.l  i 

\V,\LKK|{,.I()IIX  I'.  I'ortland 

Hl-AXCIIAKD,  D.  IJanier 

(iilliiealh,  ,1.  C.  Kanier 

lliiwe,  S.  A.  Kiinier 

K(  ti;,S VTI I Y,  PATTY  it  CO.  Sa  lem 

limiik  &•  W'itlon  Salem 

I'lippleton,  \V.<;.  Soappoose 

Walts,  I!.  M.  it  J.  II.  Seappoose 

Siiiitli  it  Curl  Seio 

(•liver.  II.  \V.  Sunimerville 

1,1  ^'an  it  Thompson  Waldo 

Mason,  Oeorgo  YHtpiina  Koad 

lieeder  it  Co.  Yaijnina  Uoad 

j  Machinists. 

[See  also  FonndriesJ 

CIIKKUY,  A.  F.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lOS)  Albany 
S.MITH.  I{.  it  HUOS.  (secmlv.  d.p.  llt>)Oi-C(,'oiiCity 

Miinasles,  I).  Portland 
01!i;(!(»X  lUOX  WOKKS  (see  adv.  dept. 

paue  l;ll)  Portland 

Siniili  Iti'os.  Portland 

WILLAMETTE    IHON    WORKS  (see 

adv.  dept.  paire  lUI)  Portland 

DKAKEit  MOOKE  Saleai 


Russell,  .1.  II.  Asliland  Mills 

(iKUHEK,  JOHN  (see  ndv.  dept.  p.  i:iSi      Piatland 
YOUN(J,  WILLIAM  (see  u<lv.  dept.  |).  i;tX| 

Portland 
Mouroo,  H'  A.  Salem 

Match  Manufacturers. 

Wnlsh,  I.  E.  Portland 

Mathematical  Instrument  Makers. 

FAUG-ALY.  D.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  i:)l»)        Poitland 

Medical  Institutes- 

Insane  ABylnm  and  Hospital 

Medicines— Patent. 

[See  also  Driifjs  and  Medicines.) 

MURRAY,.!.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Itltil 
CLARK,  J.  E.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  117) 

Merchants,  Commission. 

HARROWS,  J.  it  CO.  {see  ndv.  dept.  pufio 

Ul) 
REACH  &  MONTEITH   (see  adv.  dept. 

pane  K'S) 
CHKADLE,  R.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lOH) 
Foster,  .1.  II.  it  Co. 
Aliernetliv,  Oeortro 

ALLEX  '&  LEWIS  (sec  adv.  dent.  p.  l-JJ) 

adv.  dent,  p 


EVERDIXO  it  HEEIIE  (see 

i-,';i, 


Portland 


Corvallis 
Salem 


Albany 

Albany 

Albany 

Albany 

Portland 

I'urt  land 


Portland 
lept. 

Portland 
Portlimd 


'  Miller,  P. 


Marble  Yards. 


Albany 


KXAPP,  RURRELL  it  CO.  (see  adv 

paue  1  ■,'!!) 
Law.R.  H. 
MeCRAKEX,  MERRILL  it  CO.  (see  adv 

depl.  pa^e  \'-i'^)  Portland 

RlCllAI{l)SOX,  A.  n.  Portland 

WILLIAJIS,  D.  W.  (sec  adv.  deiit.  pnge 

1-'."))  Portland 

M.VniKXY,  J.  N.  Salem 

rZAKOVA(iE  it  WRIGHT  Salem 

Frankentbnl  it  Haas  I'matilla 

Kane  it  KelliigK  I'matilla 

Powell  it  Coe'  Umatilla 

Merchants— Forwarding. 

REACH  it  MONTEITH  (sec  ad.-,  dei.t.  p. 

MIS)  Albanv 

CIIEADLE,  R.  (see  ndv.  dept.  page  I0'.» )  Albany 
Foster,  <l.  II.  &,  Co.  Albanv 

ALLEX  it  LEWIS  (see  ndv.  dept.  ii.  100)  Portland 
EVERDIXCt  it  REERE  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

l-,':t)  Portland 

McCUAKEX,  MERRILL  it  CO.  (seeadv. 

dept.  jiage  I'.'Ol  I'ortland 

WILLIA.MS,  D.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  l','.J)  Portland 
MATIIEXY,  J.  X.  isee  adv.  dept.  p.  IIIM  Salem 
UZAFt  >VA<JE  it  WRIOHT  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  IIS)  Salem 

llinsilale,  S.  1).  Scoltsbnrg 

Frankentlial  it  Haas  Umatilla 

Kane  it  Kellogg  Umatilla 

Powell  it  Coe  UMaililla 

Merchants— General. 

Wlioro  may  be  fonnd  a  general  assoilmeiit  of  Agri- 
cnlinnil  Iniplcinents,  Clothing.  Dry  Ooods,  (Jro- 
ceries,  Hardware,  Provisions,  etc.  .'Merchants 
dealing  in  a  single  description  of  goods  will  be 
fonnd  nndev  the  appropriate  heads. 
[  *  Importers  and  Wholesale.] 

RARROWS,  J.  Si.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  paiie 

111)  Albany 
REACH  it  MONTEITH  (see  ndv.  .lept.  p. 

KIS)  Albany 

CHEADLE,  R.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  lUit)  Albany 

COXXER,  JOHN  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  HI)  Albany 

Fleischner,  J.  &  Co.  Albany 


A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  Ban  Franoiaoo.   Fhotograpli  Albums,  Fine  Oift  Books,  eto. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


FOX,  E.  A:  HKO.  Allmiiy 

Oniilwolil,  .liiliim  Allxiny 

Koliii  &,  Iti-o.  Albuiiy 

LKV  V,  .IAOin':8  (HKtMit)  All)imy 

NOKCUOSS.  JACOB  Allmuv 

OLIVKK,  IIKNKY  All.anv 
PAKlMSIl,  VV.  W.  St.  CO.  (bco  ndv.  ilept. 

jiiiKO  11(1)  Alliaiiy 

SloiiilttTK,  Ixiiiig  Allmiiy 

WiTtliiui  vV  ("i>.  Alltiiiiy 

Hrown,  WikkIhuii  &  Co.          •  Aiiiitv 

Oeiilii-ll,  (}.  K.  Aiiiiiy 

IVllyv'icw  vt  lllo()),'L>t  Ainily 

DuvIh,  TIiiiiiiiih  .VppU'pito,  Amity 

CmiH'i'on,  'riioniati  Uiiiontowii,  Amity 


Kuhlii-,  C, 
Stiiri;eh,  Allii-rt 
llarKii>liii<-.  li.  H. 
Fliivel,  (ii'orKC 
IIiiKtlor.  .1.  (i. 
Noliii,  .1.  F. 
I'AKKKK,  C.L. 

UuHM,  <llll> 

SomimTH  &  KlliH 

Sjietlilfii  &  Co. 

\  iiu  Uiiwii  &.  Hrown 

lii'owii  &  CruiiHtoii 

Kfilvi'  &  .MorKiiu 

I'l'aiiiiiaii,  .1.  M. 

Siiiilli.TliomiiH 

.'Vui'oia  Cooiioralivo  Society 

Mi'owu,  A.  II. 

M.Ciiii  V,  W.  V. 

lU'yiiolil«  1.V  Tracy 

Kir'liy  &  llawloy" 

Wiiijf  iV  .\|'iilo 

Abraliiiiiix.  .M. 

COOI.KV.LIXVILLE&CO. 

liOWiH,  \. 

.S'licli-rit.  Sti'inliiirj,'  &  Co. 
KvatiH,  \V.  .M. 
Il.ili-iiuin  iV  KuborttMHi 
l.iiivillf,  II. 
KiWH,  W.  L. 
Itriiiu'r,  il.  A.  kV.  Uro. 
Clatliii  \,  Co. 

Fcariiiif, 

ScIn  i!t  .Stcmine 
Stern  iV  Co. 
Vullaril  kV  Liiiirtilaiti 
Abniiiain  <,V  llro. 
Farrcll,  T.  II. 
FLINT  iVCKANK 
Markn,  SJiIhiuiiii  &.  Co. 
liatt.J.  iV  ISi-o. 
OiltVey.  J.T. 
Diirbey,  William 
MoKiiiiicv,  W. 
Kloom.  Aloocowitz  &  Co. 
COIIN&  FALK 


Ai>|ili'i;atc 

AHhIamI  .MilJH 

AHtoria 

AHtoria 

AHtoria 

AHtoria 

Anloriu 

AHtoria 

AHtoria 

Ahtoria 

Auburn 

Anbiirii 

Auburn 

Auburn 

Aurora  .Milln 

Maker  City 

Kaker  City 

iiakei'  Citv 

Itelbel 

itetbel 

ItrowiiHville 

HrowiiBville 

HrowuHville 

ItrowiiHvillu 

Hrowntown 

Ituena  ViHta 

liiieiia  ViHta 

Ituena  ViKtii 

Canon  City 

Canon  City 

('aiion  City 

Canon  City 

KIk  Creek,  Canon  City 

Canon  City 

CanyonviU'e 

Canyonville 

Cauyonville 

Cany  i>nvi  lie 

Cbainpoe^' 

Clovertlale 

Conilit. 

Condit 

Corvallin 

CorviilliH 


Crawford  iV  Oilbert,  Ku^'e  Civcij 

Smalley  Si.  I'oih)  F.auli'  ('ic|.|( 

Sonenberjuf  &  Co.  KiiL'le  ('ii.|.|i 

Uotlienbeim,  Simon  Klfi'Mhliiii),'|| 

Seinlder,  (}.  M.  Kllriihliin.,:, 

Witberell,  A.  W.  I.;,,!,, 

HKISTOU&CO.  KuKeiK  (iu 

OOLDSMITII   &   FKIKXDLY   (we 

adv.  dent,  muv  7}  Kiivri'iic  liu- 

JOI I  NS(  >N  &.  STUATTON  (nee  iid v.  depi . 

pajte  lOU)  Kuueiu'  Ciiv 

•ToneH  &  Severn  FiiL'eiii- Cjiv 

MrCLI'ia.;,  ANOHKW  S.  (HOC  adv.  dept 

IiaKo  III  I)  KuKi'iic  Ciiv 

M I'LIIOI.LAND,  T.  &  E.  (see  adv.  depi. 

pa^e  Ili;>)  hnpiir  tin- 

Owen,  II.  C.  it  J.  Kimiiic  Ciij- 

IVter»,  A.  V.  KiiKciir  Ciiv 

kOSENHLArr,  MEYEU  (see  adv.  depi. 


lUKe  101) 


FOX,  E.  &  Hl<(  >S.  (see  adv.  dept  p.  105)     Corvallin 
Friendly,  Cliarlen  11.  CorvalliH 

HAUHlS,  II.  E.  CorvalliH 

•laeoliH  At  .\<-WKniHS  Corvallin 

KlilECllHAUM,  JOHN  O.  (hco  adv.  dept 


pii^'e  lll.'O 
WATEKS  it  CLAUK  (Bee  adv. 

10.'.) 
ltr(uiHon,  W'.O. 
Hrown,  W.C. 
EmmeiiH,  J. 
Howe,  II.  &  R. 
Leo.N. 
I^ewiH,  J.  II. 
VVaymire,  .f. 
Hloob,  Miller  &  Co. 
Hluimiuer  it  KoHenblutt 
Elf'elt,  Jonepli 
Fitzgerald,  E.  P. 


dept.  pai<e 


CorvalliH 


CorvalliH 
Dalian 
DhIIiih 
DalliiH 
DalhiH 
DalbiH 
Dall.iH 
DallaH 
DalleH 
Dallex 
DalleH 
DallcH 


pa^e  Itll 
Smitli.  A.  A. 
Walton,  J.J.  it  Son 
Win;;  it  Steinlieiner 
Ellin.  J.  I 

DavidHon, 

Hamilton  HroH. 

Airliibiild,  J. 

Field,  1'.  S. 

Hinnnian  &  Meyer 

.lacknon  it  lleiiHliiiw 

Uevnoldn,  C.  A. 

Hardy  it  Ellill' 

lloufe,  .lolin  I). 

LeveiiH,  D.  \. 

Mt.blield,  (i.  C. 

Todd  it  ('loxton 

Levy  &.  Hro. 

Mori',  (ieiHt  it  Ilabor 

Smitli  it  ISiiiHtleld 

Hare,  W.  I),  it  Co. 

I'atteiHoii,  II.  Ac  Son 

(■iliHon,  1).  D. 

Miller,  U.  W. 

Crone  it  Co. 

M.'Ciillv,  N'andiiie  it  Co. 

Hl.'AOlH'UV  it  WADE 

Finber,  A.  it  Co. 

MCLLEU  it  HKENTANO  (see  adv. 

pa^e  l(l(() 
Wvan,  Patrick  J. 

SACHS  IJKO.S.  (nee  adv.  dept  p.  101) 
Meaeli  it  Kineliart 
.lobiiHon.  H.  A. 
Waterman  it  TliomaH 
Kenibill  it  Uoalt 
Alberwin,  S. 
Heary,  S. 

ItoHk'owitz  &  .Sommer 
(iearntle,  Ueiidiardt  it  Co. 
MaUory,  li.  H.&  Co. 
.Morrow,  J.  L. 
Patterson  it  Co. 
Slavick,  IlarriH  it  Co. 
Steiiibeiner  &  Co. 
TbonniH.  H.  L. 
WilkiiiHon,  J.  R. 
Allen,  II.  W. 
Itelelier,  .1.  M. 
Ecklen,  Clement 
Hembree,  J.T. 
.SimpHon,  It.  L. 
Hevinun  it  Sworonffer 
Hylaiid,  A.  I).  Ac  Co. 
SieinlK'i'K,  Sanders  &  Co. 
ElkiiiH,  L.  it  Son 
Rudolpb,  M. 
Smitli,  Hcnrv 
Witt,  J.  R.  ■ 
MeMiehiiel,  11.  R 


EuKiMic  Citv 

Ell).'ClM'  Cii'v 

Kil^iMir  Cii'v 

EilUcllc  Cii'v 

;.\picM<  liinu'li 

Fiiirliclil 

Kiiirliclil 

Fiinx  (iriiviM 

Foieht  (liiivu 

FiPlrKt  tilcvi' 

Foii'i-l  (Jii.v,. 

FoicHi  (inivi' 

(lidc.Mvilk. 

(•nlc.<vill|. 

(iillcsvill, 

Oram!  b'luiili' 

Oraiilr*  I'liw 

HarriHliiii'i; 

lllll■|•i^llll^l; 

Hiirri-'liiiii; 

IlilUliiii'd 

IlilUlK>i'u 

lli>i|ii{|il(iii 

ll<i(|iialti>ii 

Inilcpi'iiilciicc 

Inilepi'llill'llir 

Jacii^ciiivillf 

JackioiiLvilli' 

dipt. 

•luckMiiivillc 

.liick-iinvillc 

JackMihvillc 

.leHrixiii 

.IcHcrMHi 

JcllrlMiJl 

Kerliyvilli' 

lai  li'vaiiili.' 

La  (Ji-amlc 

La  (Iraiiiic 

La  (iraiidi' 

La  (traiiili' 

La  <:niiii!i' 

Lii  (iraiiik' 

La  (iniiidi' 

La  (iraiiili- 

La  (iiaihle 

La  (iniiuli' 

Lafayiitf 

Laf.iyi'ilc 

Lafayrllf 

Latiiyclle 

I<iifa>cllo 

Lanni^tcr 

Lalu■a^ll■r:i 

LaticiiMlcr;, 

Lcliaiiiill; 

Lebanon 

Cuyoto  Creek,  LclaiulJ 

Oiilice  Creek,  Lclamli 

Leiaud  Creek,  I, eland | 


The  VAOnPlO  INSUBAKOB  CO.  Inaures  againat  Fire  and  Marine  haaards. 


A.  KOHIiBB,  8«a  Vranoiaoo,  importer  and  dsaler  In  Mualo  Books. 


OREGON. 


MEUCIIANT8  —  MILLS. 


525 


Millioi'i.  .T.  1*.  fc  Co. 

HciiiKit  CowlfH 

ll,.iiil)it.'e  &  (^iirw 
[Siivliiri't  Sargent 
I  W'fil,  A. 
|Clmi',.I.R. 
I  Mori'laiiil,  .JpRHe 
[Wrinlit.  A.  W. 
j  Frvor.  •'•  M. 
!  Aliriiliiiiii  iV  Itliiiiicntlml 
'udiD&l'KTKUS 
iMuliimpy  iV  lIiilplikisB 

MiirkH  it  Zwfliimki 
lAoki'inmii,  S. 


Lilinrty 

McMiiiiivillu 

Mi'Miiiuvilli- 

MciMiiiiivillu 

Mc'MiiinvilUt 

Milwaukiu 

Needy 

Ne\v|inrt. 

North  Yiiiiiliill 

Oaklanil 

Oakliu  I 

Oaklmiil 

Oukland 

Oregon  City 


(>ro),'on  City 
Oregon  City 


Oregon  City 
Oregon  City 
Oregon  City 
Oregon  City 

Oregon  City 

Oregon  Cily 

OyhtervillV 

I'eoria 

Peoria 

I'liiuiiix 


ilAUI-OW,  WILLIAM  (Bee  adv.  dept. 

imgeli:t.) 
Caiilu'ld,  Koliert 
CHAKMAN  iV.  IIKO.   (see  adv.  dept 

piigf  li:t| 

rtllRllCH,    II.    .\. 

JACdUS.  U. 

Ia'vv  iV  Keciilieimpr 

HALsTOX  &.  MYKHS  (nee  adv.  dept 

p.  Ii:») 
Si'llini.',  Ihiuic 
Winant  &.  Co. 
1 1  Xiiitli  it  Hro. 
TiionipHon  A:  Son 

MaiiKor,  Mori iM  .. .......... 

ALLKX  &  r.KWIS  (see ftdv.  dept.  p.  ISW)  Portland 

l"llmnii  llroK.  it  ("o.  Portland 

lllooiii  it  Monkowitz  Poi'tland 

[  'llliinianer  &  KoHenblatt  Portland 

illruck,J   M.  Portland 

it'iihen,  TiVoii  iV.  KaufmHn  Poitiand 

•tOKIlh'rr,  II.  W.  Portland 

DeWitt,  FninciH  Portland 

:  l)iirklieinior  &.  Kantnian  Portland 
i'tAlLINO,  II.    (nee  adv.  dept.  page  1'.'6)   Portland 

'Fifisi'liner  L.  it  Co  Portlaiul 

Oiilland,  Ooodinan  vt  Co.  Portlaml 

Hiirkei',  James  li.  Portland 

Kiilin  liroN.  Portland 

Kiiitliland  Hroa.  Portlaml 

"Levy  it  Kecldieimcr  Portland 

ili«vy',  .1.  it  IJro.  Portland 

j  LcvV,  Samuel  Poitiand 

i.Mcii'r,  A.  Portland 

MKTZ(JK1{,   DAVID  Portland 

Mitiliel,  (teorgo  Portland 

I'rag,  K.  &  Co.  Poitiand 

Itimenlieini,  A.  Portland 

Schwartz,  I.  Portland 

'St'ller,  Krankenan  &.  Co.  Portland 
.SlLVKIt  it  KA IX  (cee  udv.  dept.piige  KW)  Portland 

WILSON.  .KUIX  (gee  adv.  dept.  p.  IW)   Portland 

lIlHiicliard,  Dean  Itanier 

llrunson,  D.  O.  Itickreal 

Butler, . I.  V.  H.  Uiokrcal 

Dennwev  &  limbrcc  Uiekreal 

White,  i.  iJ.  Rock  Point 

Filzlingli, Uosebnrg 

FLINT  &  CL'ANK  Koeebnrg 
KLOICD  &  CO.  (nee  adv.  dept.  page  102)  Kogeburg 

lloiiH'I'ierg  it  Co.  Hosebnrg 

.MAkKS,  S.  it  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lO'J)  Uonebnrg 

IIAUTKLS.  V  &.  CO.  Salem 
IIKLL,  JOHN  C.  (eee  udv.  dept.  page  118)    Salem 

Itrcvinan  Hros.  Salem 

Gray,  O.  W.  Salem 

llirvh,  J.  li.  it  M.  Salem 

licvy,  V,  &  Co.  Salem 

.Mover,  SI.  Salem 

.H(il{(}AN,  SCOTT  &  CO.  Salen; 
NICKLIN  it  CO.  (eee  udv.  dept.  p.  115)       Salem 

!)iniili  Si,  VVadu  Salem 

Fried,  M.  Suit  Creek 

.Syron,  I).  Salt  Creek 

Bilyiie,  VV.  &  Son  Scio 


■Tolinf),  J.  M. 
Wheeler  it  OHtraniler 
lllNSDALK,  {J.  T. 
Davenjmrt  it  Wolfard 
Levy  &  lleririan 
Wortbingtoii,  C.  L. 
Sternberg,  Sendem  At  Co. 
(;oniMtock,  (;.  H.  &  Co. 
Oiltnoi-,  H.  V.  it  Co. 
WillianiH  ItroH. 
Woodard  &  Clongli 
Mitehell,  J. 
Friendly,  C.  If.  &  Co. 
W<iodeock,  W.  C.fic  Co. 
Cnsick,  S.  &  J.  W. 
liobnon,  II. 
Levey,  .1. 

lieinl'iardt,  li.  it  Hro. 
Woodward  it  Co. 
Crawford,  .1.  D. 
Martin,  J.  L.  Sc  Co. 
AiiiHU,  M.  .Ir. 
Avery,.!.  C.  &  Co. 
Hrnbat'ker,  II.  it  Co. 
Caw,  J.  W. 
Kraiikenthal  it  IlaaH 
Marker  it  KroH. 
Kiniinev,  A.  W.  &  Hro. 
MurkB  it  Wilzinnky 
I'oly  it  (Mavbnrgh" 
Doiniell  it  lirnttaim 
(JerKtle,  lieinhart  it  Co. 
.FacoliB,  C.  &.  Co. 
Wright,  (leorge 
C'ajvert,  ('liarles 
(!oile,  Owen 
Dnini,  ThoinuB 
Logan  it  Thonip»>n 
Mellwain,  A.  H. 
Work  &  Cranilall 
Lavton,  J.  T. 
Dean,  S.  P. 
Winant  it  Co. 


Seio 

•Scio 

ScottMbnrg 

Silverton 

Silverton 

Silverton 

Smitlitield 

Springville 

St.  llelenH 

St.  llelenH 

St.  llelenH 

St.  LoaiH 

Klarr'H  Point 

Starr'H  Point 

Sublimity 

Sublimity 

Sublimity 

Sunnnerville 

Sumniervillc 

Swift 'h  Station 

Swifl'n  Station 

Umatilla 

Uinntilla 

l.'naitilhi 

Umatilla 

Umatilla 

Umatilla 

Umatilla 

Umutillu 

Umatilla 

Union 

Union 

Union 

Uni(Mi 

Waeondu 

Waldo 

Wahio 

Wal.lo 

\N'aldo 

Waldo 

Willianii"bnrg 

Willow  Springs 

Yai|nina 


Merchants,  Produce. 

[See  Flour ;  also  (IrocerieH   and  Provisions  ;    also 
.Merehundise,  (ieneral ;  also  Produce.] 

Metal  Dealers. 

[See  Hardware;  also  Iron  and  Steel:  also   Stoves 
and  Till  Ware.] 

Metallurgical  Works. 

[See  Assayers.  1 

Milliners. 

Lessel,  D.  Mrs.  Dallas  City 

Monell,  C.  Sirs.  Portlaml 

SUTI1EI{LAND,M.  A.  M1!S.  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  i:i!»)  Portland 

Van  Fridagh  it  Co.  Portland 

Wilson,  .M.  T.  Mrs.  Portland 

Millinery  Ooods. 

Levy,  C.  .Mrs.  Portland 

Monell,  (;.  Mrs.  Portland 

.SITIIKULAND,  M.A.  MKS.  Pi>rtland 

Van  Fiiilagh  &  Co.  Portland 

Welzinski,  Saumel  Portland 

Mills— Flour. 

[See  Introductory  Siiminarv  for  naiiie,  locution,  etc. 
of  the*  Grist  Mills  in  the  State.] 

BEACH  &  MONTEITH  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  108)  Albany 

Crawford,  William  Albany 

Farulmm,  A.  F.  Asblaml  Mills 

W'agner  &,  Kluin  Ashland  Jlills 

Giery,  John  Aurora  Mills 

Uueliles,  J.  S.  Uukcr  City 


it! 


A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.   School  Books,  Juvenile  and  Toy  Books,  Oamee,  et9 


1 


i! 


NOBTH  AMSRIOA  IiIFB  IN8URAN0B  CO.,  FoliolesKUWKntMctby  BUteof  New  Vurk. 


520 


PACIFIC    COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Itiioiiu  ViHtu 

(.'iiiiyoiiville 

(.'limii|i<ii.'){ 

('liiiin|Hii'K 

CloVfi'iliild 

C'liiiilit 

CiirviilliM 

DllllUH 

Diilliix 

KiiKfiip  City 

KorcHt  Uriiv't) 

KdfVKt  (Jrove 

Forent  (Irove 

.It'llorhon 

KIiiu'm  ValU-y 

Im  (ininil(! 

Mi'Miniivillu 

Mihviiiikic 

Oakliiiul 

Oriyoii  City 

I'liii'iiix 

141)     Purtliind 

Kniiifi' 

8rii|>|i(>0Hu 

Si'io 

SIuit'h  I'oiiit 

SiiimiKTvillc 

Union 

YiKiuiiia  liuiid 


fli!i)r).'('  iV  llciich 

Slieriill.A.  iV  Co. 

Uofci'iV  Znrti 

McKav,  •liiiiii'S 

Oillify,.I.T. 

Turner,  (i.  \V. 

Altix'f,  K.  S. 

l>i'm|mcy.  •).  A. 

Wuvniiit.',  .F. 

DL'S'N,  K.  H.  &  CO.  (nee  mlv.  dcjit. 

pup  ion.) 
lIunili'U'k'<Hii.  J, 
iliiokHon,.!    y. 
I'lirfdiiH,  W'illiiiin 
Con»i'i',  ilacdl) 

CIltUulltTH.  li 

Wilkinson ,  .1.  It. 

Kinnty,  U   ('. 

llrilill>nry  k  Ki'lloi;g 

YouiiL'  kV  I'^i'liiinkH 

SAViKlJ  &  CO. 

Komlrev,  K.  I). 

VAL'OUX.  O.  W.  (nee  udv.  dept.  p. 

DeniiKicy  A:  'riiiii'|( 

I'oiiiilctiHi,  \V.  (i. 

Mi'lviniii'v  iV  'I'miier 

lifiidei-,  'riioiiiiiH 

lliinniili  &  Wrixiit 

liitkor  k  ItcynoIdH 

Ueedur  &,  Co. 

Mills— Paper. 

Orejfon  City  l'ii|»'r  .Mills 

Mills— Flaiiing. 

AltlioiiHt'  A:  Co. 
Condi'y  \-  .Monljfoniery 
Crowtiiril  \:  .Slniider 
(^iiylord  I'i  .Swick 
Ciiiwf.nd.  Iv  ,1.  &  Co. 

wai>ki:k,.i<)Iix  r 

FOKSVTIl,  I'ATTY  &  CO. 

Mills— Saw. 

[See  luti'odiii'iopy  Siiuiniurv  for  iianie,  jopaiion,  etc. 
of  tlie  Saw  .Mills  in  tlie  State.] 

IIKAUO  Jt  I'AUKEIJ  Albany 

IlOWAIJl),  .lAMliS  All.anv 

Kapps.  M.  Anroni  .Mills 

Cmwfonl  i>i  .Slirader  IJridu'fj'ort 

Oeorn<'  kV  INiiili  ItiU'iia  \  ista 

Catcliiui:,  .lolin  Cuiiyonvillv 

I.ia\vron(i',  H   K.  Canyonvillc 

Slierrill.  .\.  k  Co.  Canvonvilli' 

HAKHIS,  II.  1'.  Corvallis 

iMcCune.  li.  T.  Coivallis 

Crawford.  K.  ,J.  &  Co.  Dallas 
DUNX,  K.  H.  k  Co.  (see  adv.  d.  p.  103)  Eugene  City 

(jilison,  William  (irant's  i'ass 

Miller  k  I'case  Oremui  Cily 

Estea  &  SliuiHon  Portland 

Harbau^'li  k  .Sittzel  Portland 

HLAXCIIAUD,  DEAN  Kanier 

(jilbreatli,  .1.  C.  Kanier 

Howe,  S.  A.  I'anier 
t'OU-SYTH,  I'ATTY  &  CO.  (see  adv.dept. 
page  II til 


\llll; 


Oregon  Cily 

Albany 

Albany 

Uri(l;ri'port 

Corvallis 

DalluH 

I'orlland 

Saletn 


WILLAMETIK  MILLS  (see  udv.  p.  .'*lli| 

Millwrights. 

[See  .MacliinistH.] 

Mineral  Waters. 

[See  Soda  Water  ManufaclnrerH  | 

Money  Brokers. 

FElfUYiV  KOSTEU  l'oiil.ii„| 

Fuller.  I..  (;.  \  Co.  i'"iiliiiii| 

(iOLDSMITII  &  nUOS.  rniil;,ii,| 

KIX<i,.MYUlCKi.VCo.  I'tiii,  | 

Urown,  M.  F.  .S.il.i,, 

Mu  '.'o  Dealers. 

FUEELAND,  E.  A.  AJliiinv 

I  MifOUMICK.S.  .1.  roiihiii,! 

I  I'AKKISU. .).  L.  iV  VO.  (SCO  adv.  dept. 

I           paK'e  i:t;»)  l'nrt!;iih| 

I  l!.\SI>AMi,  E.  (i.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  IXl  I'.miIh,,! 

.Si'hnll/.,  L.  T.  I'mi:I:,ii,| 

Sbantdian  iV  Dufresne  I'imiI.iiuI 

I'AKKISII  iV  KEELElt  (seeadv.  dept.  p  1 1>;  S.>l,  i, 

Musical  Instruments. 

MrCOKMlCK,  S.  .).  I'mil.m.l 

KAXDALL,  E.  O.  (sec  udv.  dept.  p.  V.i.i)  I'dillmi.l 

Sfliull/.,  L.  T.  I'oiii.iihl 

Sbunalian  it  Dufresno  INnliin  I 

Native  Wines. 

Saxer,  II.  rMi!l:iiii| 

News  and  Newspaper  Agents. 

[See  also  liookselters;  also  Sluti(aK'r^.{ 

FKEEEAXI),  E.  A.  .\|li„i,v 

Mailev,  J.  M.  Cbiiiiii '. 

Wal.lVon,  II.  J.  Diill,s(i,v 

KELLEV,  E.  H.  Orejion  1  iiv 

llarretl.  Cbarles,  .ir.  nuilniiil 

.MeCOU.MlCK,  S.J.  I'oiiUJ 

Newspapers. 

[See  Introdui'torv  Snniinary  foi  name,  location, iii. 

of  llie  Newspapers  in  tlie  State.] 
.STATES  IMOIITS  DE.MOCUAT  All  ,iiiv 

M \ K 1 X 10  (i A Z ET  r E  A,u ma 

COIJVAEEIS  (JAZETTE  Corviilli. 

MorXTAINKEU  Dulbslitv 

OKEtJOX  STATE  .lorUXAL  Euu'Hi'e 

OUEtiOX  UEI'OKTElt  Ja.ks,ii,\ill,' 

OUEOOX   SEXTIXEL  Jarksdiivilk 

LAFAYETTE  COCKIER  Lahivnu 


Roork  k  Witteii 
Popplelon,  W.  O. 
Watts,  H.  M.  &J.  H 
Smith  &.  Curl 
Oliver,  H.  W. 
Mason,  (Jeorge 
Reeder  &  Co. 


Salem 

Salem 

Seupjioose 

Sciippoose 

Scio 

Siiniinerville 

Yai|uiim  Road 

Yaquiim  Roud 


Mills,  Woolen 

Rngle  Woolen  Mills  Brownsvillo 

Ellendttle  Woolen  »Iunf.  Co.  Dallas 

OREGON  CITY  JIANIJFACTURINO 

COMPANY  (see  udv.  dept.  p.  ll'i)  Oregon  City 


(»KE(iOX  IIEUALD  (seeudv.dept.  p.vl'.Mi  I'oiiliui.l 
ORE(i(»X  I'lOXEER 
OREOOXIAX  (seeadv.  dept.  page  •«•!) 
I'ACIFU;  CIIULSTIAN  ADVOCATE 
A.MERICAX   UXIOXIST 
DEMOCRATIC  REVIEW 
OREGON  STATESMAN 


I'oltlllllii 

I'orll.iiiil 

rurlliiiiil 

Siil.iii 

■Sili'iii 

Silk-l:i 


Notaries. 


[Tlie  following  eonipriso  the  names  of  sabsnil'ir- 

only;    .see   Introduetory  Snmnntry    fur  iiiiun'. 
wit"li  date  of  ap|H)iutuienl  of  eucli  in  the  MaU'.i 

PARKER,  WW.  AMdia] 

ODENEAL,  T.  IJ.  C.avullif 

CNDERVVOOD,  J.  B.  Eii-jeiio  ( ilv 

(JACLT,  1).  M.  C.  Jaeksonvilif ' 

HOFFMAN,  WILLIAM  Juekxi.uvilk 

DOLPII.C.  N.  I'oiilaiiJ  I 

FERRY,  C.  P.  roitliiiiJ 

WILCOX,  R.  I'oilliiiiJ 

CHADWICK,  S.  F.  Rosilmri 

OASTON,  J.  SiiMii 

HAMMER,  S.  R.  Silnu 

TERRY,  C.  N.  Siiloin  I 


The  FAOIFXO INBUBANOB  Oo.  The  largeit  California  Xnsuranoe  Oo. 


t  New  Vorlc. 


MABON  ft  HAMIiIN'S  ORGANS.     A.  KOHUBB.  Affent.  Ban  Franoiaoo. 


OREGON 


NOTIONS  —  PHYSICIANS. 


r)27 


IfotionB. 

liOSKNllAl'M  .S:  KOllLHEltO  (noo  lulv. 

ili'pl.  pliui'  llli'i) 

li(tSi:SKKM>,  J.  AtCO. 
SlIloNKKIil),  J.  &  CO.  (see  ndv. di'pt. 

piifrt'  IHj) 
Slonr.  S.  L. 
WASSICK.MAN  &  CO. 


I'oi'tliillil 
I'ui'ilmid 

I'lMlllllul 
I'cil'llllllil 

I'oriliaul 


Oil  Dealers. 

[Sc'u  Ui'ii^H  Hiul  Ak'<lii'iiic)<  -,  hUu  I'uiiits,  Oil,  eti.J 

Opticians. 

KAkllAIA',  1).  (8«e  lulv.  dopt.  pu^L'  lll'.l)   I'ortlmid 

Orohardists. 

y\\\\(T  &  Liiinlii'i-t  Milwiiiilvii' 

SiK'lliiiKi  i^'^''l>  Milwiiukif 

Oyster  Fisheries. 

llillvcr,  H.  Newport 

I'liik  I*;  lliiddlfstoli  NewiMjit 

Packets. 

MiCIJAKKN,  MKKKIM.  S:  CO.  I'ditliind 

(lUKiiO.V  STi:.\.M  XAVKJATION'CO.    I'mtlimd 
I'EOl'LK  S  TK.VXSl'OKTATiON  CO.  Suleui 

Painters— Coach. 

WADSWOUTII,  K.  M.  &.  CO.  (wu  adv. 

di'pl.  pairc  III)  Porthiiiii 

ITKln',  AXhUliW  (stu  lidv.  dept. 

plltfc  l(lli|  Coi'Vlillin 

Warner  &  Tiiylor  Suli'iii 

Painters— House. 

['  Si^ii  and  Oriiainontaj.] 
•WAnsWdliTll.  F.  M.  St.  CO.  (see  adv. 

tlcpt.  I'atfc  III)  Alliany 

"Wiiitci'.  .1.  I{.  AlliiinV 

AilaiuH,  .1.  O.  C'lirvalli's 

Saviiuf,  ( »liK  S.  DallfH  lily 

Criiwley.  CliMilis  Eiim-m-  Ciiy 

Wiuii'i'l  Williiim  Knp'iiu  City 

lnHlcllo  .■<:  ('i)ltiu  JuckHoiivillo 

'Wenl,  II.  McXIiiinville 

Aniell.  .A.  T.  Oregon  City 

'Mnmiy,  ('.  Ore(j;i)ii  City 

Hiilliwi'll.  .yaim-f  I'ortlnii'd 

■Kiisftli  iV  KofziiT  roitlaiiil 

Kniiaii,  J.  II.  PDrthind 

"l.voii,.!.  II,  I'oitlniiil 

•MILLS  ^'iTlIO.MAS  IWtlaiid 

Krarv,,!.  II.  Sali'iii 

■Sliiat,  E.  1>.  Saliiii 

'Waiifii  kV  Taylor  iSiilriii 

lliigKs,  Albert "  Siibliiiiily 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Olass. 

[Sfo  idao   lJriij(b  and   .ModicinuiS',  ulno  Merchants, 
Oenorai] 

I'AIJKISII.  \V.  W.  Albany 

SinTI.EMIKUitCO.  Albany 

KKIECimAlM,  J.  O.  Corvallis 

.  SiMitlier  .t  Allen  Corvallis 

I  MtCLlIKE,  A.  S.  Eugene 
LOVE  &,  IllLGER  (see  adv.  dept. 

I'at-'e  101)  Jacksonville 

ni{ns,S,  L.  (see  adv.  dent,  page  ITO)  I'ortland 
IIODOE,  C.VLEK  &  CO.  (nee  udv.dept. 

iiime  l-jrt)  Portland 

SMI  I'll  &,  DAVIS  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1S.'U)  Portland 
WEATIIEUFOUI),  W.  (see  adv.  dept. 

I      PMKc  i:<b)  Portland 

II  MCKLIN  &  CO.  Salem 


Faper-Hanging. 

[See  aUo  Carpi'lH.I 

WALTER  IJKOS.  iwe  iidv.  deia.  p.  I  J'.i)  I'orllan.l 

LoweiiHtcin  E.  vV  Co.  I'orlland 

MILLS  &  TIIO.MAS  Portland 

Paper  Dealers. 

[See  also  Mills,  Paper;  also  Stationers.] 

McCOKMICK,  .S.  J.  Portland 

PAUUISII,  .J.  L.&,  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  i:i:i)  I'ortland 

Patent  Medicines. 

[See  Drugs  and  .Aludicinu;  also  Medicines,  Patent.] 

Photographists. 

THOMPSON  &  PAXTON  (see  adv.  dept. 

|iage  nil)  Albany 

Striker,  D.  Prowiisvilfe 

Tcii]^>letoii,  <J.  Urowiisvillu 

Colviif,  Volncv  Canyonville 

TE.MI'LETON  &  FOSTER  Corvallis 

LiiKolli'l,  Charles  Dallas 

Itiitl.r,  n.  I).  DidlesCity 
WINTER,  JOHN  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  101)  Eagone  City 

Hyde,  William  Ilarrisburg 

Jo'iicK,  William  Ilarrisburg 

Moyce,  A.  Y.  llillsboro 

IIcmsUm'.  Frank  La(irande 

Slinpe,  P.  T.  Lutirande 

'  Kurd,  F.  A.  Jlc.Miiinville 

I  lluclitel.  Joseiili  Poitlaud 

I  KLLSWOKTII  &  CARDWELL  Porllanil 

j  .lolinson,  J.  W.  i!t  CO.  Porllanil 

I  Poldeinan,  W.  F.  I'orlland 

I  Dodge,  O.  Roseliurg 

Sniitli,  F.  A.  Roselmrg 

(iU'AY,  .S.  E.  &  CO.  Salem 

.Moutgouiery,  J.  H.  Salem 

Photographic  Stock 

[See  also  Drugs  and  Medicines. ] 
({ROSS,  L.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  I'M}  Portland 


Physicians. 


Alexander,  W.  F. 
'  Hill,  Reuben  C. 
'  Lister,  William 
!  Kice,  David  IJ. 
i  Tate,  JoKcpli  P. 
I  Embree,  T.  H.  F. 
1  Ma.xatn,  Dr. 
'  Rackebv,J.  J. 

Fink,  Henry 

Oiery,  Mariin 

(•raiil,  Cliarles 

Hudson,  N. 

Warriner,  W.  C. 

CraNvfoid,  R.#I. 

Hicklin,  J. 

Swenk,  M. 

Lee,  W.  C. 

Woods,  J.  C 

Dunbar.  A.  K. 

Elliott,  Rosencranz 

Horslev,  F.  C. 

(;<)lvig;  W.  L. 

CANTERBURY,  M. 

LEE  &  SHARPLE8 

Ml'RRAY,  J.  W. 

SNOW,  T.  M. 

Wright,  T.J. 

Johnson,  R.  C. 

Sites,  J.  R. 

llrooks,  C.  B. 


Albany 

Albany 

Albany 

Albany 

Albany 

Amity 

A.Htoria 

Auburn 

Aurora  Jlills 

Aurora  Mills 

Baker  Citv 

Hethel 

Bethel 

Brownsville 

Brownsville 

Brownsville 

B\ieim  Vista 

Buena  Vista 

Canon  City 

Canon  City 

Canon  City 

Canyonville 

Corvallis 

Corvallis 

Corvallis 

Corvallis 

Corvallis 

Dallas 

Dallas 

Dalles  City 


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I'ACIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTOHY. 


Millor, 

Mitclifll,  I'.  \V. 
Hti'vi'iiMoii,  A.  •'. 
Warner,  It. 
IIhwiIiiii'iii'  iV.  lioryoii 
JcftViPH,  \\.  I). 
Ili'iiiiilt'y,  •!.  It. 
Diiiilorili,  I,. 
Kok'V.A.  W. 
FoUiy,  UolitTi 
IIASCIIKIT,  W.  II. 
I'lUtiTcoii,  K.  VV. 
llailov,  V.  A. 
Itowlliv,  Wilxiiii 
(iiK<'r,  NVilliitiii 
WuriHT,  Dr. 
II0II..I.  A. 
DiiviK,  II.  A. 
Siiii|iH(iii,  Siiinui'l 

IlllVfC,  •loHCpIl 

n..v(.',  H. 

Siii'itli,  L.  A. 
CatimiiiiH,  T.  T. 
Davie,  L.  I. 
(IKKKN.MAN,  K.  H 
OverlHcli,  A.  U. 
Hitki-r.  U.  M. 
KiMJifv.J.  Y. 
IIiilsov,  D. 
HiilHuy,,!.  II. 
Siiiioiitun,  \y.  \\. 
I>ill<)n,  A.  K. 
WuttH.J.  \V. 
Wliito  Jk  ^Vt•^<tl•l•llolll 
iloliiimtii,  ft, 
<)(lfll,().  W. 
IVrkins,  J.  \. 
TlicHHiii)^,  I>r. 
(JdIo,  tlaiiu'H 
Dairari,  Tlii'ophiluH 
Hall,  Laii^'li-y 
Vt'imbk',  tlom'pii 
Hairlav,  FoiIh'h 

KOKH,   fl.    W. 

Satlfoii,  lli'iii'v 
Millrr,  Niclmras 
OwHJi'v,  W.  M. 
8iiiitli,'.S.  A. 
Illack,  ('liiirk'H 


Dalipn  rity 

Dalli'ii  City 

DalluH  (Mtv 

DaJIfH  City 

EuHt  I'ortlaiiil 

Ki>la 

Kiijft'iu!  Cily 

I'<iiU('iu*  City 

Kmk«mh^  Cily 

KiiKtfiii'  Cily 

KiiKciK'  <'ity 

KiiKtiiiit  City 

Vdit'Ht  drove 

Koicdt  Oriivo 

Kdi-t'ht  drove 

Oraiiil  lioiide 

llarrixliiirK 

lliii'i'ii<l)iirK 

llai'i'iHlmi'tf 

IliilHlioro 

IlilJHliDri' 

llillxlioro 

•InckHoiiviile 

Jaekitonville 

ilarkHoiiville 

JackMiiivillu 

Im  ttraiiilo 

Im  Oi'ande 

Lii  (iraiiili- 

I.iil  Ontiiilo 

l.a  dniiKJc 

Lnlayclto 

liiifiiyellc 

Lnt'ayeiie 

Ijuncaxter 

Ijebnnoii 

Lfbaiioii 

Milwaiikie 

Oiikluiid 

Oaklaiiil 

(lakliiiKl 

OnklniKJ 

Orpj^oii  Cily 

Orej<oii  City 

Orejioii  City 

I'eoriii 

I'enria 

i'l'oi'ia 

I'orllaiKl 


CHAl'JIAN  Jte  WATKINS  (gee  ftdv.  dcpl. 

pa^e  i:)-.'|  Portland 

(iiltner,  J.  S.  I'oillaiid 

({LISAS',  HODNKY  Portland 

Orul»e,  V.  Portland 

Ilawflinriio  &  Loryoa  Portland 

McKinnell,  II.  Portland 

Poppleton,  K.  Portland 

HylMILTON,  S.  (hco  ndv.  dept.  p.  lO.'i      UonelnMK 
Hoover,  (i.  W.  lionelinrg 

Belt,  A.  M.  SuluiM 

BoBwvll,  ilolin  Salem 

FiHk,  K.  H.  Suleni 

McAfee  &  Ctirponter  4«  Salem 

McCUKDY,  .1.  I>.  Salem 

Puyton,  Daniel  Saluui 

Slielton,  J.  C'.  Salem 

Jackson,. Jo'in  Salt  Ureek 

Dodd,  S.  Ai.  Scio 

KinK.,  H.  H.  Scio 

Murtiu,  J.  L.  Scio 

Caldwell,  M.  Soda  Spring 

Bouquetic,  A.  St.  Ix>uib 

"■    ■    "  ■  Swift'g  Station 

Umatilla 

Umatilla 

Union 

Wacouda 

Waconda 

Wacoudtt 


Teal,  Joliii 
Belt,  J.  C. 
Partldow,  H.  S. 
Winn,  A.  L. 
Magera,  W.  B. 
Mastergon,  J.  H. 
Williams,  J.  J. 


Fhysloani,  Female. 

Ilulliaway,  Mm.  Milwnukic 

llrown,  .liiiia  Mi-g.  Nortli  ^lllllll||| 

Tliayur,  D.  A.  Mrg.  1'<miI,iii,| 

Piano  Fortes. 

[See  .Miinical  InHirnnientH.{ 

Planing  Mills. 

[See  MillH,  PlaninK-l 

Plow  Makers. 

[See  AKrici'.lnnal  lmplemciitg.| 

Plumbers. 

[See  algu  Sloven  and  Tinware.  | 

MACK.  M.  \V.  All,;,i,v 

lUNXKLL  l«U(>.S.  (gee  adv.  dept.  p.  I'JT)  I'milmiil 

.lollllKllll,  'rlllllllllH  I'olllllll.l 

.M  VKUS,  C.  II.  (gee  adv.  dept.  p.  llHii  I'uiiliini 
XolliiKe,  C.  W.  I'oilliui.l 

Plunbers'  Stock. 

MILWAIN&  JOV.NT(gee  adv.  dept.  p. 

I-'T)  PollI;,M,| 

KultlNSON  iV  LAKK  (gouodv.  dept.  p. 

i:fil)  Portiiin,! 

Potteries. 

Stnilli,  Freeman  IJiieiia  Vi.ia 

Way,  S.  II.  \  .Son  |:„|;, 

Kauigey,  II.  kV.  .NonM  IWiu 

Powder. 

[S<'e  danpowder.) 

Printers,  Book  and  Job. 

[Sei!  algo  Newgpaperg.l 
AmtOTT,  HUOWN  &  TKAVKUSK         All,,iiiv 
Parker,  W.  W.  AMcri;, 

CAUTKH,  J.  II.  Corvnili. 

COV  NIK  &  IIALLOUAN  l»all,, 

KIN'CAID.  II.  It.  KiiKeiat  iiv 

KKI'DKTKK  .hakHoavili;. 

SKNTINKL  Jaekhonvillr 

LPTON.  .1.  II.  l,afavHh 

CAKTKK,  W.  D.  (gee  ndv.  dept.  p.  1311)  poriliinl 
dUKdON  HKUALD  PlUNTlXti  CD.  Poithuil 
WALLIX(».  A.  (i.  Sl  C(>.  (gee  adv.  dept. 

p.  1:1 11  PorlhiiKl 

WAi;niKI{&  LAXDKKBKIUSKU  PoriUl 
MiPIIKKSdX,  W.  A.  &  CO.  Siilirn 

XOLTXKU,  A.  Sul.m 

DKKlidX  I'UIXTIXOAND  Pl'ltLISH 

IXd  CO.  SaliMii 

Si'hwatka,  A.  C.  Salem 

Produce. 

[See  also  Provigions  ;  algo  Mercliantg,  Oeiieral.] 
Cox,  K.  Indepeiiili  iKi' 

O'Connor,  .John  Poiilami 

Woruiger,  M.  Poilhiiiil 

Provisions. 

[See  algo  flroterice  and  Proviniong  ;  algo  Merclianls, 
General.] 

EVEUDINO  &  BEEBE  (see  adv.  dept. 

I).  123)  Portlund 

KNAPP,    BUKKELL   &   CO.  (gee  adv. 

<lept.  p.  I','3)  Porliand 

McCUAKEN,  MERRILL  &  CO.  (geo 

adv.  p.  IW)  Portlnml 

PITTOCK,  R.  Portlanii 

SCOTT  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  liM)  Porilaiiil 
Sneatb,  R.  G.  Portland 

Provisions,  Bepackersof. 

Greene,  G.  F.  Portland 


nallog  &  Celil. 
OKEtJOX  CE 


I-McCRAKEX, 
I'lTTOCK,  KOI 


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PUDLISIIERB  —  8TATI0NEUY. 


629 


Fubliiheri. 

[8uo  hImo  Nuwvpupora.] 
Hicromilck,  S.  J. 
M(  riiiTKon,  W.  &.  Co. 
Shcltoii,  J.  C. 

Pumps,  (Force  and  Lift). 

[See  uIho  lliirtlwiiro,  iiIhu  Htuvvii  iiuil  Tlnwnre.] 

MACK.  M.  \V. 
MiKAKLAXD,  W.  H. 
Mi'Niiiiifo,  ,F. 
MILWAIN  k  JOYNT 
MYEK8.  C.  II. 

Railroads. 

DhIIcb  ii  (Vlilo 
OKKHON  CKNTUAL 

Beal  Estate. 

FEIiltY  Sc  FUSTKK  (huu  ikIv.  ilept.   ti. 

la-,') 
Kliiif  &  flriulnii 
I'AlililSlI  Sc  ATKINSON  (hoc  mlv.  dipt 

p.  i;il|  Portlund 

JUKKV  ii.  IIAM.MEU  (8CU  adv.  dcpt.  p. 

Siileni 


Portland 
Hnli'tn 
8iileiii 


Alltmi^ 
f-'oi-vullm 
I'lii'tliiiid 
Portliiiid 
I'oi'tliiiid 


Dalles 
8uluin 


Portlund 
Portlund 


CUllJ 


117) 


'  llleten  ti  Co. 
JuneB,  Tlioiiiua 
.MiiteaB,  W. 
I'KIXDLK,  J.  U. 
WiiitztinxeriKlf,  V, 
Kullund  At.  Co. 


Regalia  Goods. 

[See  .Millinery  Ouuds.] 

Restaurants. 

[See  uUo  Hotels.] 


Cunon  City 

DulleH  Cily 

JuckHonville 

I'oi'tlund 

jSuIlmii 

Uniiitillii 


Saddles  and  Harness. 

[See  HurneKHund  Saddlery.] 

Saddletree  Makers. 

[See  uIho  Ilurneiiiiiuid  Suddlery.] 
Emrick,  W.  &  A.  CorvnlliH 

Shinlev,  F.  .M.  Dulliui 

LAKIN  iV  WirrKU  (SCO  ndv.  dept.  p. 

104)  Gn>;eno 

Cluugliton,  S.  II.  Lebanon 

Salt  Dealers. 

McCBAKKX,  MKKKILL  &  CO.  Portland 

I'iTTOCK,  KOllKltT  Portliiud 

SasU,  Door  and  Blind  Makers. 

[See  UuDi'M  and  Sushes.] 

Saw  Mais. 

[See  Mills,  Saw.] 

Schools. 

[See  Academics,  also  Colleges.] 

Searchers  Records. 

CURBEY  &,  IIAMMKlt  (see  adv.  dept.  p 


117) 


Portlund 


Seedsmen. 

[See  Agricultuni!  Implements.] 

Sewing  Machines. 

NEUBEB,   JOHN  (see   adv.  dept.    p. 

lUl)  Jacksonville 

Clmrch,  William  Portland 

Currier,  William  Portland 

PARRISH,  J.  L.  &  CO.  Portland 

RANDALL,  E.  G.  Portland 

PARUISII  &  KULER  Suteni 


Shoe  Findings. 

(See  Leatlier.) 

Silversmiths. 

[See  Ji'welorM.  1 

Soap  Manufacturers. 


IligKins  &.  Co. 


Portlund 


Soda  Water  Manufacturers. 

llurtman  ic  Yager 
HALLAUD,    W.    O 

dept.  p.  IXi) 


Sl    CO.    (ico 


Dalles  City 
adv. 

Portlund 


Stables, 

CANON,  W.  U.  («e  udv. 
MARSHALL  «c  CO.  see 
SIMMONS  &  KIGEU 
Wells,  W.  A. 
Lewis,  Jiilin  it  JanicK 
Chase,  ThoinuH 
DeSpain,  llenjatniu 
Pratt  ik  SnodgruHS 
PIvmale,  Sebastian 
TAYLOR,  A. 
Cottle,  T.  C. 
DeSpain,  .1. 
Kelly  &  Stevens 
Lewis,  HeiM'y 
.M('Wil!iaais'&  Stevens 
Itartlow.W.  IJ. 
Cram,  Stowall 
Stanton,  H.  V. 
Akers,  William 
lieiinett  &  White 
Cook,  O.  H. 
Ladd.J.  P. 
Stephens,  J. 
Durbin,  S.  &.  I. 

Oliver, 

Slurkcy,  A.  A. 
Irvinel  J.  li. 
King,  J.  H. 
Thomas  &.  Stanford 
Kcagles,  A.  L. 


Livery. 

dept.  page  111)      Albany 

udv.  dept.  p.  13!))   Albany 

CorvalliH 

Corvallis 

Dallas 

Engone  (!ity 

Eugene  City 

Ilarrisbnrg 

Jacksonville 

Jacksonville 

La  Grande 

La  Grande 

I^t  Grande 

La  Grande 

La  Grande 

Oregon  City 

Oregon  City 

Pioneer  City 

Portlun'd 

Portland 

Port'-ind 

Pot.  land 

Roscbiirg 

Sulom 

Salem 

Salem 

Scio 

Umatilla 

Umatilla 

Yuquiiui  City 


Stair  Builders. 


Wilcox,  W.  V. 


Portland 


Stage  Lines. 

Lyttle  &  liobnctt  Corvallis  to  Yaqninn 

Jucksonville&.  Waldo  E.xprcss  Jacksonville 

Field,  D.  JI.  Portland  to  Liifavette 

OREGON  STAGE  CO.      Portland  to  Sacramento 
Salem  and  Cottage  Grove  Stage  Line  Salem 

Salem  and  Dallas  Express  Salem 

llailey,  John  &  Co.  Umatilla  to  Uoise 

Stationery. 

See    also  Booksellers ;  also    Merchants,  General ; 
also  Newt  Agents.) 

FUELLAND,  E.  A.  Albany 

Roman,  F.  Canon  City 

FLIEDNER,  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  107)  Corvallis 
Hailey.J.  M.  Chnmiweg 

WALDRON,  II.  J.  Dulles  City 

Walton,  J.  J.  &  Son  Eugene  City 

SAVAGE  &  SUTTON  (see  adv.  dept 

page  ItW) 
Fleming,  John 
Smith,  W.  P. 

1!  A  UUET1\  CHARLES  8n. 
.M.  CORMICK.  S.  J. 
PARRISH,  J.  L.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

page  IXi) 
RANDALL,  E.  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  133) 
R08ENBAUM  &  KOHLBERG  (see  adv 

dept.  page  135) 


Jacksonville 
Oregon  City 
Peoria 
Portlund 
Portlund 


Portland 
Portland  I 

PoHland 


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NOBTH  AMEiUOA  IiIFB  IN SUBANOl!  CO.  No  restriction  on  oooupation  or  traveL 


MAi; 


530 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


UOSENKELD,  J.  &  CO.  Portlund 

SCHONKKLI),  J.  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

\muii  I'M))  Portland 

WASSKUMAN  &  CO.  Portlund 

PAUKISH  &  KEELER  (si.-  adv.  dept. 

piigo  118)  Salem 

Steamships  and  Steamboats. 

[See  also  Packets.] 
ANCHOR  LINE  (see  adv.  dent,  page  122)  Portland 
CAL.  STEAJI  NAV.  CO.  Portland 

CAL.,  OREGON,  AND  MEXICAN  S. 

S.  CO.  Portland 

Oregon  Steam  Navigation  Co.  Portland 

PEOl'LlO'S  TRANSPORTATION  CO. 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  IM)  Portland 

Storage. 

[See  alBo  MercliantH,  Forwarding.] 
REACH  &.  JIONTEITH  Albany 

UZAFOVAOE  &  WRIGHT  f«ec  adv.  dept. 

page  118)  Salem 

MATHENY,  J.  N.  (ace  adv.  dept.  p.  119)         Salem 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

[*  Iiii])ortcrfi.     See  also  Mercliunts,  General.] 

OOni.EY,  C.  C.  Albany 

iMACK,  M.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  108)        Albany 
Sclioiine,  V.  Anburn 

Slieniian,  T.  U.  Canyonville 

McKAULANU,  W.  II.  (see  adv.  dept 

p.  107) 
Rnnnell  &  Miller 
Hittinger,  A. 
OSIU'RN  &  MAXWELL  (see  adv.  dei.l. 

imge  l(i;t)  Kngeiie  City 

WHEKLER  &  WAID 
M(KAKLANl),  W.  11. 
LOVE  &  lilLCJER  (see  adv.   dept 

page  1(11) 
Sceiev,  Cliarica 
Webb,  <  J.  W. 
•Pope,  C.  W.  &  Co. 
Dniihain,  A. 
Stair,  15.  K. 

'mNXELL  RROS.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  127) 
*Krii'cliiiiin  &  Co. 
CLIKK,  ,1.  h\ 
*.MILWA1N  &  JOVNT  (see  adv.  dept. 

ROlt'ixsON  &   LAKE  (see  adv.  dept. 

pagi?  \M)  Poilland 

Slieriilaii,  T.  P.  Rosebiirg 

Starr,  L.  V.  (agent)  Salem 

Strang  &  Anderson  Salem 

Leezer,  J.  ^t.  I'matilla 

Surgical  and  Dental  Instruments. 

[See  also  Drngs  and  Medicines.] 
GROSS,  L.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  IHO)  Portland 


Corvallis 
DallenCify 
I)alle«City 


Engene  City 
liarrisbnrg 

Jav  ksonville 

Lu  Grande 

La  (irandu 

Oregon  City 

Peoriii 

Pioneer  C'ty 

Portland 

Portland 

Piirlland 

Portland 


Morcer,  George 
Cliapliii,  Daniel 
ThoMipKon,  P.  1). 
linrrjge,  C.  W. 
Sliowdeu,  S.  D. 


Surveyors. 


tN>rvalliH 

lia  Grande 

Oregon  City 

Portland 

Waeoiida 


Tailors,  Merchant. 

[Sec  also  Clotliing.) 

Urban,  William  Aurora  Jlills 

Kline,  Lonia  Corvullis 

Moike,  P.  Dalles  City 

Norwald,  H.  E.  Dallep,  City 

Viirmer,  II.  W.  Eugene  City 

Gormsky,  JosepU  Jaeksonville 

Pfeiller,  Adam  Jaekstmville 

Lloyd,  D.  Oakland 


Hloom,  Imme 
Chnreli,  William 
(,'olni,  Cliarlcs 
Currier,  William 
Fox,  Morris 
Gleason,  Mieliael 
fidldslone,  (}. 
Hellering,  J. 
Marks,  Jacob 
Manbei.n,  C. 
Middendorf,  W. 
O'Neil,  .1. 
Tobias.  Thomas 
rtter,  W.  H. 
Wcndt,  A. 
Jones,  D.  W. 
Ku!/„  K 
TAYLOR, JOHN 


Tanners. 

Walfert.Jobn 

llOU(JIITON  &  PLANNETT  (see 

dent,  page  1(I7) 
Stiles  iV  .MeDoMida 
Kav,  R.  A. 

LAKIN  &  WITTEU  (we  adv. dept. 
PAKSON.S,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept 

lii:i) 
.Armstrong,  T. 
liargev,  (i.  C. 
Deitz,  (!. 

WATKINDS,  W.  II.  &  CO. 
Haines  &,  0/.<>uf 

Teachers,  Music. 

(!rob,  H.  O. 
Siklat,  J.  E. 


Portland 
Portlaiul 
Portland 
Portland 
I'orllaud 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portland 
Portliiul 
I'oilland 
Sali'ui 
SalcMi 
Saluni 

Aurora  Mills 
adv. 

Corvallis 

Dall.Ls 

Eolu 

p.  IDIIEugiMie 

page 

ljii.'1'ne  City 
.Milwaiikii' 

Ncrdv 

Porllan;i 

S.iiciii 

Sl■otl^llU^l.' 


Portlund 
Portliual 


Tinsmiths, 

[Sec  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 

Tobacco. 

[See  Cigars  and  Tobacco.] 

Toy  Dealers. 

[See  Varieties.] 

Trunk  Dealers, 

[See  Clotliing.] 

Turners,  Wood  and  Ivory. 

METZLER,  J.  M.  (see adv.  dept.  p.  HI)        Albanv 

•Miller,  .Jacob 

WALKER,  J.  P. 

WIIA'O.V,  W.  F.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  IDS 

lUVlNt}  &  MEYER 


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Aurora  MIIIk 

Portlauil 

I      I'oi-llaiiil 

Sali'in  , 


Turpentine  Manufacturers. 

NOUTHKl'P,  COREY  &  CO.  Poilland 

Undertakers. 

MEALEY,  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. p.  ID'.')  Albany  ; 
Hrown,  Henrv  Mr.MiiinvilK'  . 

HUELSFOAUI)  &  EWRY  (see  adv.  deiil. 

page  1:J8)  Portlaml  i 

Upholsterers.  || 

[See  also  Furniture.]  ; 

Elcngreon,  J.  Porthnul 

Lowciistein,  E.  &.  Co.  I'ortlaiiil' 

IILRGREN  &  SHINDLER   (see   adv.  , 

dept.  page  i;)8)  I'orllaml  ! 

Upholstery  Goods.  j 

[See  also  Dry  Goods.] 
WALTER  BROS,  [see  adv.  dept.  p.  I2i>)     Portland' 
HLRGREN  &  SHINDLER  Iseo  adv. 

dept.  page  IMS)  Portlniid 


Laiie 


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Jo 

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lo 


JUV 


ALL  OI 


FAmflO  INSVmXifCB  OO.   Office  422  California  Street,  San  Franciioo. 


traveL 


I'drtlitiid 

I'ortliinil 

I'ortlniul 

Porthuul 

I'orlluntl 

Pdrtliuul 

TiirtlaiiJ 
I'lirtliind 
I'oillaiKl  i  g 
I'lirtliind  '  $ 
I'dtliuul !  » 
IViitliuid 
Portland 
IVirlluiul 
I'oillaiid 
Salfin 
SaliMu 
Siilfin 


MAHCHA1.L  &  MITTAUER'S  Pianos,  Cheapest  made.   A.  KOHLEH,  Ajtent.  San  Franoiseo. 


AuroniMills;  a 

(Iv.  ;  *. 

Ccrvaltis '  '2 

l)all.is,r 

Ivdag 

..  li)l)Eiigfiie^  g 

Knu'i'iieCily  p 

Milwaiilii'i'  J 

Ni-rdy    J 

I'drllaiul   i 

S.ilciirri 

Scotthluiru'   » 


Portland '  * 
Portland  j  § 


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).l 


[vory. 
Ill) 


All>any  i 
Aurora  Mii''' 
Portlaiiil , 
I'.iS)      Portland 
Saloiii 


burers. 


Portland  ^1 


t.i).  lit'.')  All>any  A 
MiMiiiMvi'.l.'  A 

f.  tli'|it.  al 

Portland  Jl 

Porlliiiul   .1 

Portland  <l 

"Jv-  ,    1  it 

I'orlland  Tl 

ds.  I 

,  I'J.t)    Portland 

miv.  ,     , 

Portland 

«iBOO. 


OREGON, 


VARIETIES  —  WOOLEN   GOODS. 


531 


Varieties. 

[Sco  also  Fancy  Goods;  al«o  5!i.'rcliniitfl,  Giiiiernl.] 


WalliiiK.  .T.  n. 

lk>tlicl 

FLIEDXICR,  W. 

Corvallia 

LewJH,  Stevens 

En^'ene  City 

NEUHKU,  JOHN  (see  adv.  dopt. 

liaf;o  101; 

Jadiwiiiville 

Martin,  II. 

Portland 

DiiiMiiore,  Roliert 

ITnnitilla 

Wiuliiiid,  John 

IJintitilla 

Miller,  John  R. 
Stewiu't  &  Oourley 
Crane,  S.  W. 
llagg,  J.  II. 


Portland 

Portland 

Kotolinrf; 

Salem 


Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Dinilok,  M.  II. 

Wagon  Stoct. 

[See  Cnrriafjea  and  Wai^on   Slock.] 

Washing  Machines. 


Salem 


MEALKY,  C..V  CO. 

.Mlinnv 

Cainiili(dl  &.  (lardiner 

Enfrene  Citv 

PAKKISH  &  A  IKIXSON 

Portland 

Watchmakers. 

[See  al«o  JewelerB.] 

Oanter,  John 

Alhanv 

Itcltila,  Louis 

Corvallls 

Kidder,  .loHcph 

Corvallis 

Dclini,  Klorien 

Dall.'s  Citv 

VionithiN,  ^^'.  R. 

I,);l lies  Citv 

MOSES,  CHARLES  H. 

Eugene 

XEi;i!Kl{,  JOIIX(8ecadv.dept.  p.lOl) 

Jiudisoiiville 

Jone«,  '1'.  P. 

McMinnville 

;ii«hlield,  W.  V 
Colicti,  ■lacol) 

Oregon  Ciiv 

I'ortl.ind 

GOLDSMITH  &  RRO. 

Portland 

Water  Works,  City. 


[See  Introductory  Snniinary  for  list  of  Mining  Pitch 
es  in  the  State.] 


Peiitlijrd,  Robert 
Portland  Water  Company 


Dalles  City 
Portlainl 


Wheelwrights. 

[See  RIacksmiths  and  Wa<,'on  ^Makers.] 

Wines,  Native. 

I  See  Native  Wines.] 

Wines  and  Liquors. 

[See  Liiinors.] 

Wood  and  Willow  Ware. 

[See  Hardware;  also  Merchants,  General.) 

Wool  Dealers. 

[See  Hides  and  Wool ;   also  Merchnnts,  General.] 

Woolen  Goods. 

[See  also  Clothing;  also  Mills,  Woolen;  also  Mer- 
chants, General.] 
M(  CLURE,  A.  S.  (see  adv.  dept, 

Eugene  City 


page  nil) 
KLFELT,  A.  R.  &  CO.  (see  sidv.  dept 


page  i;ti, 
!  White,  L.  &.  Ilro. 


Poitlaiid 
Portland 


A.  ROIKEAN  A  CO. 


,    X   UMXXMliUXM    IXUVl    Xllt|IUX  lUX  NJ 

417  AND  419  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAl 

Have  constantly  on  hand  the 

Lariest  and  Best  SelecleJ  Sloct  of  Booh  on  Ike  Pacific  Coast ! 

Comprising 

iiMiaii  a  iiiiiiiaiinii  mma, 

MEDICAL,  MINIKQ  AND  SOIENTITIO  WOSXS, 
TIIKOr.it>OICA.i:j    A.]V1>    TtEILiTGIOXJS    HOOKS, 

JUVENILE  &  TOY  BOOKS,  SABBATH  SCHOOL  BOOKS, 


ALL  OP  WHICH  WB  SELL  AT  THE  LOWEST  PBI0E3,  WHOLESALE  &  HETAIL. 
Ijy"  All  the  New  Publlcatlon§  of  tlic  day  received  by  Stcnmcr  as  soon  ns  Issued  from  the  Press.  JEfl 

BOOKS  IMPORTED  TO  ORDER. 

OnOERS  RKSPECTFITI.L.Y  SOLICITED  AND  PROMPTI.T  FII.I<KD. 


A.  BOUAN  ft  Co.)  Ban  FranoiBoo.   Wholesale  and  Betail  Sealers  in  Books. 


;  >■! 


!■'  I 


:  i; 


nil 


V    '■  :i 


bV 


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M  I.  ■'-:  «! 
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532 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


UFE  INSURANCE  CO. 


OF 


Offers  the  most  advantageous  Plans  and  Rates  of  Life 
Insurance  of  any  Company  represented  on  the  Pacific 
Coast.    This  Company  issues: 

TEN  PAYMEMTS  ENDOWMENT  POUCtES, 
TEN  PAYMENTS  UFE  POLICIES, 

FIVE  PAYMENTS  UFE  POUCIES, 

ONE  PAYMENT  UFE  POUCIES, 
ANNUAL  PAYMENT  UFE  POUGIES, 

CHILDREN'S  ENDOWMENT  POUCIES, 
ANNUITIES  CHANTED, 

JOINT  LIFE  P0UCIE8. 


Dividend^  Fifty  Per  Cent. ! 

DIVIDENDS    PAID    ^NNUALLY    IN    CASH  !  I 


8KND   FOR    PAMPHLETS   TO 

S.    T.    K:II^€^,    Oeneral    .^^ent, 

240  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO.  CAL. 


Parties  desiring  eJulk-ABenoleB  I'or  any  plaoo  on  tlie  Paolflo 
Constt  'Will  address  tlio  General  AKent> 


)UC»E8.i 

t.! 


,  KOHIiEB'S  Musio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Banaom  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 


ISr  E  V  A.  D  A. 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


Academies. 


Sierra  Sstniniiry 
Luwlor  Institute 


(/'arson  City 
Carson  City 


RtiRsell,  J.  H. 
Wiitjnor,  C.  J  I. 


Anstin 
Austin 


Acids,  Manufacturors  of 

Fraser  &  Co.  Cureou  City 

Agents,  Claim. 

[See  Claim  Aifents.] 

Agents,  Express. 

[See  Kxpi'esg  Agents.] 

Agentr,  Forwarding  and  Freight. 

(See  McrclmntB,  Forwarding.] 

Agents,  Insurance. 

[See  Insunince  Agt"""*! 

Agents,  Mining. 

[See  Mining  AkimiIs.] 

Agents,  News. 

[See  News  Agents.] 

Agents,  Beal  Estate- 

[See  Heal  Estate  Agents.) 

Agricultural  Implements. 

[See  also  Morclmuts,  Oeueral. 
DUNCAN,.!.  M.&CO. 
HOLHUOOK,  MKUKILL  &  CO.  (cee 

adv.  dent,  page  :l'.)|  Anstin 

SMITH,  FRANCIS  (see  adv.  <lept.  p.  Ififi)  Austin 
KAIL,  K.  11.  (see  atlv.  dept.  p.  l.Ji".)  Carson  City 
IIUWE  &  (SALLATIN  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  lOG)  Uaytou 

lUTTNKK,  E.  &  CO.  0<dd  Hill 

GILLIG,  MOTT  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  145)  Virginia  City 

EULANGEU  &  WEIlTIIEIMEli  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  KhJ)  Waalioc  City 

Agricultural  Supplies. 

[See  Seedsmen.] 

Ambrotypists. 

[See  I'liotograpliists.] 

Apothecaries. 

[Sec  also  Drugs  and  Jledicines.] 

GREEN,  A.  A.  (see  udv.  dept.  p.  17 1)  Aurora 

Beene,  Jesse  Austin 


lIAMMEIt,  C.  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  l.W)  Carson  Citv 
MUNCKTf)N  &  WAUNEIi  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  UiO)  Carson  City 

WILLIS.  O.  1".  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1(11)    Carson  Citv 
IIAUNEI),  W.  T.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  150)       Dayton 


DKNNV,  J.  J 

Oai!il)le,  E.  A. 

Crowell,  H.  W. 

HOISOT,  C.  V. 

STEVENS,  W.  F. 

AUMITAOE,  JOSEPH 

COLE,  A.  M. 

Colleiin,  L. 

KIUK,  II.  &  CO. 

LIVEKMOUE,  C.  E.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  I  lit) 
:\Iorrill,  a.  1>. 
WILLIS  Ac  WEED  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  10;i) 


Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

lono 

Silver  City 

Star  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 

Wasboe  City 


Arms  and  Ammunition. 

(See  Ounsniillis  ;  also  .Menhants,  General.! 


Assayers. 


Austin 


POOR,  J.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17;)) 

Molilt  «:  Sl.'teteldt 

Cl'RlUE,  J.S. 

LniidlxiMi,  I). 

Murphy,  .lolin 

Veati'h,  A.  A. 

EDWARDS  &,  WIEGAND  (see  adv.  dept 

page  15',') 
HARKIS.  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  15.1) 
VAN  WVClv  &  SANCHEZ  (see  udv. 


Aurora 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 

Gold  Hill 
Gold  Hill 


<lopt.  page  I5:t)  Gold  Hill 

.ludge,  II.  M  Unionville 

DORWIN.  G.  W.  Virginia  City 
KUII,  LEOPOLD  (see  ndv.  dept. 

page  14())  Virginia  City 
RICKARD,  VV.  T.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  lit!)  Virginia  City 
RUHUNG,  E.  &  CO.  (see  udv.  dept. 

piH.'e  150)  Virginia  City 

TIIEALL  &  CO.  Virginia  City 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

[See  also  District  Judges ;  also  County  Judges ;  also 

District  Attorneys,  eto.f 

IJORING.  W.  M.  Aurora 

IJrowne,  T.  N.  Aurom 

Oougli,  T.  W.  Aurora 

Haskell,  G.  H.  Aurora 

Seawell,  W.  AI.  Aurora 


ill. I 


m.\, 


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'i 


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A.  BOMAN  &  Co.,  San  Franoisoo.   General  Asenta  for  Subscription  Booka. 


1>  f> 


N 


NOBTH  AUEBIOA  LIFB  INSUBANCB  CO 

.   For  valuable  informatioa  turn  to  page  101. 

534                      PACIFIC 

COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTOHY. 

Smith.  J.  8. 

Auroi'a 

Wood,  W.  8.                                           Virginia  City 

Applebce,  W.  0. 

Austin 

Clark,  U.  M.                                           Washoe  City 

Ahliloy,  D.  U. 
Ik'niif,  C.  A. 

AuHtiu 

Fitch,  Thomas                                         Washoe  (Mty 

AuHtin 

Flack,  J.  II.                                             Washoe  City 

IJeuttv.W.  ir. 

Austin 

11AURI8.  C.  N.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1G4)  Washoe  CitV 
Wallace,  W.  C.                                        Washoe  City 

ijueAuley,  E.  C. 

Austin 

Cliiiri'liiimn,  Juiiics 

Austin 

WebBter,  William                                  Waslioe  City 

Cooper,  D. 
Crovliind,  Jolm 

AuMliu 
Austin 

Auctioneers. 

g 

DOtJGLASS,  GEORGE  A. 
Foster,  J.  J. 

Austin 
Austin 

Davis  &  Toll                                                      Austin 
HKKGAN,  W.  II.                                     Gold  Hill 

>s 

Oiiilier,  Jolm 

A.u»tin 

CURRIE,  J.  C.  &  CO.                        Virginia  City 

1 

llay.len,  C.  8. 
Ileiefortl,  A.  1». 

Austin 
Austin 

Bakers. 

w 

IlillliouBe,  A.  M. 

Austin 

(See  also  Reataumnta.) 

1 

IlitieH,  It.  8. 

Austin 

Love,  n.                                                          Aurora 

Hupp,  U.  8. 

Austin 

Dallam,  A.  P.                                                     Austin 

^ 

.Toiit'H,  11.  M. 

Austin 

Cavaiuigh,  P.                                            Cureon  Citv 

•M 

Ijtirrowe,  M.  D. 

Austin 

Dallam,  A.  P.                                                    Davtoii ! 

£ 

MAYENUAUM, H. 

Austin 

IJecker,  J.                                                      Gold  Hill  | 

iMiulnett,  E.  8. 
I'atilien,  C. 

Austin 
Austin 

Bankers. 

e 

Kmi.J.  H. 

AuAilin 

GAUESCllE,  F.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17i>)      Aurora  1 
PAXTON.THORNIUIRGH  &  CO.               Austin  ; 

Siiwver,  L.  C. 

Austin 

B 

Siiiei  E.  1'. 

Austin 

WELLS,  FAl{(iO  &  CO.                       Carson  Citv  1 

n 

SlauHon,  J.  8. 

Austin 

MAYNAKD,  11.  (J.  (see  adv.  dopt.  p.  ISii)  Gol.l  Hill , 

J 

'I'liouuiK,  William 

Austin 

WELLS,  FARGO  &.  CO.                           (lolil  Hill  i 

Tlioriitoii,  11.  I. 

Austin 

HASTIN({S.  H.  F.  &  CO.                     Virginia  Citv  ! 

.1 

a 

Weltv,  D.  \V. 

Austin 

PAXTOX  &  THORN  ni'RGlI             •/irginia  CitV  ; 

Williinl,  G.  n. 

Austin 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.                     Virginia  City 

WilliaiiiH,  U.  11. 
Wrou,  T lioniuB 

Au.slin 
Austin 

Banks.                           | 

g 

Etlwai'tlH,  T.  I). 

Carson  Clily 

First  National  Hank  of  Nevada                       Austin 

llayttt^ii  &  Di'iiHUii 

.Carson  City 

HANK  OF  CALIFORNIA  (agency)          Gold  Hill 

Noiu'se,  GeoiL'u  A. 

Carson  Cily 

HANK  OF  CALIFORNIA  (agency,  see                   , 

8 

n 

Walter,  I).  1'. 

Clun  Alpin 

adv.  dept.  page  11 1)                          Virginia  City  j 

GatcH,  W.  M. 
KENNEDY,  F.H.&  J.  M. 

Dayton 
Dayton 

Baths. 

Allen,  U.N. 

(ienoa 

(See  also  Ilairdrosgcrs.) 

_§ 

Dovle,  11. 

(lenoa 

Schowalter,J.                                                    Austin 

P 

Havvlev,  A.  T. 

Genoa 

Hach,  Ixmis                                             Virginia  City 

1 

■ 

insuOl',  W.  W.  (see  adv.  dopt. 

p.  151)     Gold  Hill 

Mayer,  M.                                               Virginia  Cily  i 

Itobiniioii,  H.  II. 
Uowniaii,  Jolm 

Gold  Hill 
lone 

Beds  and  Bedding. 

& 

Hmcliaiu,  J.  G. 

lone 

(See  Furniture.) 

•g 

lliihliard.C.  G. 

lone 

S 

Memll,G.W. 

lone 

Billiard  Saloons. 

Sharp,  J. 

lone 

(See  Liquors,  Retail ;  also  Hotels.) 

Sine,  E.  P. 
Southworlh,  E.  C. 

lone 
lone 

Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  makers. 

Heiry,  G.G. 

Slur  City 

Lvnch,  Perry                                        American  City 

6 

Leonard,  O.  U. 

Star  Cily 

Uiink,l.                                                             Auroiu 

o 

ISonnilield,  M.  S. 

Unionville 

Hiiller  &,  Waltz                                                 Auroiii 

4) 

lliiekner,  L.  A. 

Unionville 

Hluin,  Wm.                                                         Austin 

o 

llarriH,  1'.  H. 

Unionville 

Grilleii  iSL  Pollevs                                              Austin 

ali)Uk;ii&de  long 

VirKiniii  City 

Howe  &,  Le  Count                                            Au.-tlii 

And,  F.  L. 

Virginia  City 

.Matheson,  J.                                                       Austin  i 

HottM  &  Wallace 

Virginia  City 

.Mc(;lenuon,  M.  C.                                                Austin  1 

n 

Vii\u>  &.  llnlihard 

Virjfinia  City 

MorriHon,  E.  G.                                                   An^lin| 

C'drBon  &  White 

Vir^iuia  City 

( (TENWELDER,  M.                                        Austin 

S 

CritteiRleii,  J.  L. 

Virginia  City 

Vigaiit,J.                                                           Austin 

<4 

I)E  LONG,  C.  E. 

Virginia  City 

WATSt>N  &.  MILLER                                   Austin 

■ 

Elliott,  A.  IJ. 

Virginia  City 

lllethon,  J.  L.                                            Carson  City  ' 

(ionlon,  G.  W. 

Virginia  City 

CRYSTAL,  G.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Iti-J) 

Ilet/.el,  Selden 

Virginia  City 

('arson  City 

Hill  &,  l'endeKH»t 

Virginia  City 

Cutis,  F.  H.                                               Cat  son  City 

Hillyer&Wliitnum 

Virginia  Cily 

Gaildis,  I.  R.                                              Carson  City 

Hoover,  W.  L. 

Virginia  City 

Lovejoy,  J.  A.                                            Curson  Cily 

KealinK,  U.  P. 

Virginia  Cily 

McCiibhin  &•  Robinson                             Curson  City 

Lindley  &  MeQuado 

Virginia  City 

NOLAND  Sc  VAN  DYKE  (see  adv.  dept.                 j 

.MeHiek,W.  8. 

Virginia  City 

p.  Iti^')                                                 Carson  City 

Mit.hell  &  llandley 

Virginia  City 

Carpenter,  C.                                                     Dayton 

ML'KPHY.W.  G. 

Virginia  City 

Lamb,  L.                                                           Daylim 

Niifjreiit,  Jolm 
Quirk  &  Ilurdv 
Seelv  &  Cuinpoell 
SUSPEKLAND,  THOMAS 

Virginia  Cily 

Pliitt  &  Roach                                          Empire  City 

Virginia  City 

Stein  &  Plummor                                  Empire  City 

Virginia  City 

Mclican,  J.                                                          Gcmui 

Virginia  City 

Wilder,  J.                                                           Gci|";(' 

TiUord,  F. 

Virginia  Cily 

Conley,  R.  8.                                                 (Sold  llill , 

WILLIAMS  &  mXLEB 

Virginia  City 

Gallagher,  Thomas                                      Gold  Hill  [ 

The  Direotory  of  the  FAOIFIO  ia  composed  of  the  beat  busineu  men  of  0>liforuia. 


A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Francisoo,  Agent  for  Uhiokering  ft  Son's  Pianos. 


NEVADA 


BLACKSMITHS  —  BUTCIIEllS 


535 


Hull  &  Vox 

Hill.  Joliii 

LiiniburHi,  W.  F. 

Danieiri,  V.  .1. 

Slatflit  &.  I'lirdy 

Siimrt  &  Hiigurs 

Oslioni,  C 

Ptitiiiiiii,  C. 

Hiidley,  T.  J. 

Cliii'ke,  (icdigo 

CleiiioiiB,  A. 

Collins,  «.  M. 

Hciniiiwiiy,  Henry 

Liicuzc,  H. 

Jloloiiy,  M. 

Otto,  A. 

Uecne  &•  Hrowiiiiifi; 

Siiiilli.  J.  V. 

TIKUEMAXX  &  UEICKE 

Wcllrt,  L. 

HurroiiKlis  &  Co. 

Ciiiy,  U- 

KinV  &  Gilloi'd 

.McCmtin,  J. 

Porter,  J. 

Wulk  &,  Adams 


Gold  Hill 

Ould  Hill 

Hiitlakurs 

Humboldt  City 

lolK! 

Oplilr 
Silver  I'ity 
Star  City 
UiiiDiiviU'e 
Virginia  City 
Virjjiiiia  (,'ily 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  ('ity 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  ('ity 
Virginia  ("ity 
Virginia  City 
Virgiida  City 
Virginia  City 
Waslioo  City 
Wattliof  City 
Wasliou  City 
Wanlioe  (Jity 
WaHlioo  City 
Waslioe  CitV 


Blacksmiths'  Tools. 

jSoo  Hardware.] 

Boiler  Makers. 

[.See  also  Fonidriea.] 
MOOKP:  &  KIORUEN  (see  adv.  dopt. 

page  1.'. I)  Gold  Hill 

Bookbinders. 

[See  Itooksellers ;  also  Statioiiers.J 

Booksellers. 

[See  also   Drugs ;   also   Merelianis,  General ;    also 

News  Agents;  also  Stationers;  also  Varieties.] 
Miti'liener,  .loliu  Aurora 

Dnnlap,  J.  W.  Austin 

KOX.  .JOHN  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  I.W)  Carson  City 
DAVIS,  JOHN  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  !(:.'>)  Genoa 
Levison,  H.  Virginia  City 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Makers. 


Ciiliuni  iV  Caninivun 
(!nii-ser  &  Mess 
Kniglil,  A.  V. 
Meyers,  S. 
Moiton,  10.  F. 
Tnrner,  1),  ('. 
Abell,  1). 
O'Donalnie,  51. 
Stockle.  C. 


Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Cnrsoii  City 

Carson  Cilv 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 


Boots  and  Shoes,  Betail. 

[See  also  Clolbing,  Uetail ;  also  Mereliants,  Gen'l.] 
Uluok,  K.  M.  Virginia  City 

GH.MAN,  CHARLES  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 


150) 
Martin,  M. 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Box  Makers. 

(See  Mills,  I'laning.) 

Brass  Foundries. 

(Sec  Foundries.) 

Brewers. 

BETZ,  HENUV  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  170; 

Ebert  S:  Davidscm 

Wugiier  iV  Klein 

Scliwurz,  A. 

Eckert  &  Lentez 

Scliweis  &,  Hro. 


Austin 

Austin 

Curson  City 

Genoa 

Gold  Mill 

Gold  Hill 


Silver  City 
Unionvillu 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  VAty 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Wuslioe  City 

and  Money. 

Austin 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Klein,  F.&  Co. 
(Jurrieux  &  Co. 
liaker  &  Duttenholler 
Drown,  Cluirles 
1  )oinnegar  &  Smith 
Eggert  &  Co. 
(leiininser,  Adam 
Henne  &  Iiaj>p 
Osborn.  D.  W. 
UnOCK  &  UAi'l» 
Hiem,  Jacob 
UOOS  &  UAKER 

Brokers,  Exchange 

Coleman,  J.  W. 
O'lJRlEN,  THOMAS 
liotiynKo  &  Hawxliurst 
CAlllLL  &  EVRE 

Brokers,  Insiirance. 

(See  Insurance  Agents.) 

Brokers,  Mining. 

(See  Mining  Agents.) 

Brokers,  Produce. 

(See  Produce.) 

Brokers,  Beal  Estate. 

(See  Real  Estate  Agents.) 

Brokers,  Stock. 

Honvnge  &,  Hawxburst  Virginia  Citv 

CAHILL  &  EYRE  Virginia  City 

Lissak,  A.  H.  Virginia  City 

Bullion  Dealers. 

MAVNARD,  H.    G.   (see   adv.   dept.   p. 

l.V.M  Gold  Hill 

BANK  OF  CALIFORNIA  (..geucy)  (see 

'"'     '     "  "   '"'  Virginia  City 

American  City 

Aurora 

Aurora 

Aurora 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Carson  (^'ity 

Carson  City 

(."arson  City 

Davton 

Gold'Hill 

(^old  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

(iold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

lone 

Onliir 

Silver  City 

Toiyabe  (!ity 

Trinity 

Virginia  CMty 

Virginia  City 

A'irginia  City 

Virginia  (."ity 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  (.-'ity 

Virgi:  ia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  Citj' 


udv.  dept.  p. 


llnrry  &  Snyder 
Harlow  &  Co. 
HURT,  T.  H. 
Sigmund,  William 
Hessenger,  8. 
G.issen,  Charles 
FecK\v ,  Thomas 
Rooker  &  Shuler 
Stenbueli,  A. 
WATT  &  SPENCE 
Wilson,  .S. 
Fowler,  Thomas 
Myers  &  Co. 
Parkinson,  R.  R. 
Rdssei',  John 
H.4RKUH,  W.  H. 
Dan.liv,  11.  O. 
FOX.'L.  T.  &,  CO. 
HAVES,  J.J. 
Monieo,  L. 
.SllARFF,  E. 
Swiiney,  J.  L. 
Wallace  &  Co. 
Schwarlz,  S. 
Gross  it  Hros. 
Page,  J.  1). 
Shaw,  G.W. 
Green  &  Co. 
Heilbriui,  F. 
Kirnain,  R. 
Langridge,  George 
Loitus,  George 
Marzeit  &  Co. 
Masell,  J.  C. 
Siellaii  &  Lurch 
Strousse,  A. 
Traut,  C. 


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Butchers. 


X  i\ 


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A.  BOSIAK  &  Oo.,  San  Franoisoo.   i'hotograph  Albums,  Fiue  Oift  Bon<  s,  eto. 


Ihe  FolioiOB  of  the  NORTH  AMERICA  IiIFB  INSUBANOB  GO.  bear  the  seal  of  New  York. 


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Treat  &.  Strauss 
Ziegler,  Clmi-les 
Dudley  &  Co. 
Mosher  &  Fox 


Virginia  Cily 
Virginia  City 
Wiislioe  City 
Waslioe  City 


Cabinet  Makers. 

See  also  Furniture. 

HIVLEY,  W.  8.  Anrora 

Venion,  W.  J.  Austin 

Geiinev,  A.  W.  Austin 

HOLlJUOOK,  S.  T.  Austin 

IVarce  &  Culberteon  Austin 

I  Catiin,  A.  P.  Cnrson  City 

I  Hammer,  G.  W.  Carson  City 

Meyer,  H.  Carson  City 

Pix'ley,  8.  Carson  City 

lirown,  C.  M.  Virginia  City 

llyrues,  M.  Virginia  City 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

[See  also  Contractors.] 


HIVLEY,  W.  8. 
Vernon,  W.  J. 
Oednev,  A.  W. 
HOLlJltOOK,  8.  T. 
Pearce  &  Culbertson 
Scott,  K.  P. 
Catiin,  A.  P. 
Hammer,  G.  W. 
Sfever,  H. 
Pi.\ley,  8. 
•Tohnson,  \V. 
Nye,  P. 
Hill,  H. 
Hrown,  C.  M. 
Bvrnes,  M. 
Klink,  J.  O. 
Scbaefer,  John 


Aurora 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Carson  ("ity 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Clan  Alpi'u 

Gold  Hill 

Silver  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Carpets. 

[See  Dry  Goods.] 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  also  lilacksmitlis  and  Wagon  )Iakers.] 
CRYSTAL,  G.  W.  (see  adv.  dent.  p.  l(i^>)  Carson  City 
NOLAND  &  VAN  DYKE  (see  adv. 

dept.  i>age  Iti',')  Caition  City 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Stock. 

SMITH,  FRANCIS  (see  adv.  dept.  n.  160)  Austin 
NOLAND  &  VAN  DYKE  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  \(fi)  Carson  City 

Burke,  M.  Virginia  City 

ERLANOER  &.  WERTHEIMER (sec 

adv.  dept.  page  \6i)  Waslioe  City 

Carriage  Painters. 

[See  Painters,  Coai'li.j 

Carriage  Trimmers. 

[See  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 

Cement. 

[See  Lime,  Etc.] 

Chemists. 

[See  also  Apothecaries ;  also  Assay ers.] 
GREEN,  A.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  174)        Aurora 
LIVERMOUE,  C.  E.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  I'l'.l)  Virginia  City 

China  and  Glass  Ware. 

[See  Crockery  and  GKisMware.] 

Cider,  Manufacturers  of. 

HELFHICH  &  FURTH  Austin 

Pn)ctor,  H.  11.  Carson  City 

SIORTON,  E.  H.  Virginia  City 

KELLY,  CROZIER  &  CO.  Virginia  City 


Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

See  also  Hotels ;   also  Liiiuors ;   also    Mcrclmnls, 

General ;  ulso  Vurietieg,  Etc. 
COHN,  D.  &  CO.  Aurora 

FENLKY,  D.  Austiu 

K08TER,  MENKE  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  lt)8)  Austin 

Abraliiim,  8.  Carson  City 

BERGEN,  .1.  Carson  City 

FOX,  JOHN  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  158)  Carson  City 


Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Virginia  'City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  Cit'v 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  Cily 


Jacobs  Si,  Piatt 
Medin,  Marco 

Jacobson, 

Wolfstein,  J. 
Borrinan,  L. 
(;icaltro,  M. 
Esberg  &  Fried 
Friedman,  M. 

Olenson, 

Gold,  L. 

HARRIS  &  PHILLIPPSON 

Jacob,  M. 

Kaminon,  A. 

Klopstock  &  Co. 

Lewitt,  H.  F.  &  Co. 

MILATOVICH,  V.  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

117)  Virginia  City 

PACKSHER,  SIMON  (see  adv.  dept. 

pajje  171))  Virginia  City 

Samuel,  I.  Virginia  City 

Sliields,  J.  W.  Virginia  City 

Siicrling  &.  .Morris  Virginia  Cil v 

WALLACE,  B.  F.  (sec  adv.  dept 

patfc  l.')l) 
WERTHEIMER  &  STRASSER 
Archer  &.  Enor 
Cook,  Isaac 
Epiiriain,  A.  B. 
Gallup,  O.  H. 
Grannis.C.  R. 

Civil  Engineers. 

[See  Surveyors] 

Claim  Agents. 

[See  also  Attorneys  at  Law.] 
VAN  llOKKELEN,  V. .  A.  M.  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  ijl)  Virginia  City 

Clergymen. 

Halo,  I.  P.  (Methodist) 

Blakcly,  W.  G.  (Methodist  Episcopal) 

Fisher,  A.  N.  (.Metliddist  Episcopal) 

Hill,  II.  (Presbyterian) 

Kelly,  Father  (Roman  Catludicj 

Tretren,  J.  L.  Alethodist  Episcopal) 


Nims,  Warren  (.Methodist) 
Rierra,  '-''•itber  (Roman  Catholic) 
White,  A.  F.  (Presbyteiian) 
Kil|iatrick,  J.  (Methodist) 
Hitchcock,  A.  F.  (.Methodist) 
Lathrop,  H.  D.  (Kniscopalian) 
Meagher.  Father  (Roman  Catholic) 
Brooks,  O.  N. 

Dnmi, .  (Methodist)  V 

Martin,  W.  M.  (Presbyterian)  V 

Monoiige,  Father  (Roman  Catholic)      V 
Rising,  F.  (Episcopal)  V 

Clothing. 

[See  also  Fnrnishiug  Goods  and  Merchants,  Geneiid. I 

LEVY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17^')  Aurora 

Aaron  Bros.  Austin 

ALEXANDER  &  COIIN  Austin 

Alexander,  M.  Austin 

Benjamin  &  Brown  Austiu 

Block  Si.  Co.  Austin 


Aurom 

Austin 

Austin 

Austiu 

Austin 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Genoa 

Gold  Hill 

(iold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Star  City 

.■irf,'inia  City 

'irifinia  City 

'irginia  City 

"iiginia  City 


Vii'Kinia  City 
Virginia  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  Cily 
Washoe  Citv 


The  FAOU'IO  INBUBANCB  CO.  pays  aU  lOHes  in  Gtold  Coin. 


'  New  York. 


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Merclmnte, 
c. 

Aiirom 
AuDtiu 
dept. 

Austin 
Carson  City 
CiiFBon  City 
)  Carson  City 
Carson  City 
Carson  City 
Dayton 
Dayton 
Virginia  'City  !  - 
A'irginia  City  i  B 
Virginia  City  ;  5 
Virginia  City  i  , 
Virginia  City   J 
Virginia  City  ]  J 
Virginia  City  1 09 
Virginia  City ;  >, 
Virginia  City  i  fl 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
igo 

Virginia  City 
It. 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
AVahlioo  City 
\\'aslu)c  City 
AVasliDO  City 
Wasliof  City 
>Vaalioe  City 


iw.] 
Virginia  City 


Aurora 

Austin 

Auftin 

Austin 

AuKlin 

AuKtiu 

Carsoii  City  , 

Carson  City  \ 

Carson  City 

Oonoii 

Gold  Hill 

(iolil  Hill 

Ool.l  Hill 

Stnr  City 

Virginia  City 

Viiifinia  City 


Virginia  City   j 
Viriiinia  City !  n 


IniiitB, General.)]  , 

I*!.')         Aurora '  t 
Austin ,  f 
Austin 
Anstin 
Austin 
Austin 


A.  KOBJjBB,  Ban  Tnmoiioo,  Agnnt  for  Ohlokerlns  ft  Bon's  Pianos. 


NEVADA.        CLOTHING — DRY    GOODS. 


537 


'  Cohen,  Jacob  &  Co.  Austin 

!  Iliiiai  ^  Finlayson  Austin 

LEWIS,  II.  (see  adv.  dopt.  page  1C8)  Austin 

■  Sower,  M.  Austin 
Asliim,  S.  Carson  City 
Koppel  &  Piatt  (Jarson  City 

■  Lilliendcld,  W.  Carson  City 
I ;  Kosenstock,  J.  Carson  City 

Walter,  V.  Dayton 

i  Wuchenlieimcr,  L.  Genoa 

Dmini,  J.  &  liro.  Gold  Hill 

H.4AS,  H.  &  Co.  Gold  Hill 

'  Kiiyser  ft  liros.  La  Plata 

'  Gr(")SH,  C.  A.  Silver  City 
ilYMAN,  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  171)       L'nionville 

Colin,  II.  Virginia  City 

Diililnian,  C.  Virginia  City 

Elkns,  L.  Virginia  City 

Olid,  U.  &  Co.  Virginia  Vhv 

HAAS,  S.  &  CO.  Virginia  City 

Imiel,  J.  Virginia  City 

Levison,  M.  Virginia  City 

Sperling,  A.  Virginia  City 

Witkowskv,  n.  Virginia  City 
EULANGklt  &  WEUTIIEIMER  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  ItiU)  Waslioe  City 
LAMHEUT  Ik.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pnge  1C3)  Waslioe  City 

U'eiubcrger,  M.  Waslioo  City 

Coal. 

j  [  See  Iron  and  Steel.] 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

Soudry,  J.  G.  Virginia  City 

Collar  Makers. 

[See  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 

Colleges. 

I  [Sec  Acndeuiies.] 

Commissioners  of  Deeds. 

[See  also  IntixMluetory  Suniinary  for  residence,  date 

ol'appiunt'nient,  etc.,  of  each.] 
MOLONY  ifc  SCHKUMIEK  Austin 

IIAUVEY,  J.  A.  (see  ailv.  dept.  page  165)       Genoa 
VAX  HOKKELEN,  W.  A.  M.  (see 

adv.  dejit.  page  111)  Virginia  City 

Contractors. 

[Sec  also  Carpenters  and  Uuilders.] 

Hiannon,  P.  Anstin 

IIOLBKOOK,  S.  T.  Austin 

McQinnis  &  Cronin  Austin 

Conveyancers. 

j  [See  also  Notjiries  Public] 

'  ItLAKELY,  W.  (i.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ll)i»)  Austin 
Stevens  &  Fish  Virginia  City 

I  Coppersmiths. 

j        [See  Plumbers,  also  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 

Cordage- 

[See  Hardware.] 

Country  Stores. 

[See  MercliantB,  General.] 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 

[See  also  Hardware ;  also  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 
lUIL,  E.  li.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  157)        Carson  City 

Cutlery. 

[See  Hardware.] 


Dentists. 

Cliild8,J.  M. 

Mastinv,  M. 

SIIAliP,  It.  D.  (BOO  adv.  dept.  p. 

Heals,  A.  J. 

Conwell,  W.  O. 

Cornwall,  A. 

Ilaini.'ond,  C.  IL 

HolnieH,  M. 

POWEUS,  D.  N. 

Durragh, 


1511) 


Austin 

Carson  City 

Carstm  City 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Waslioe  Cilv 


Doors  Sashes  and  Blinds. 

[Sec  Mi.    Lutuber  Dealers.] 
HENDRIE  &   IJOWSTEAD  (see  adv. 

dept.  i>age  Kill)  Anstin 

IIAWLEY,  MOXLEY  &  CO.  Virginia  City 

HOOLE,  S.  V.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  149)  Virginia  City 

Dress  Makers. 

[See  Milliners.] 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  also  Apothecaries ;  also  Mcrcluints,  General.] 

GKEEN,  A.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  171)        Aurora 
Heene,  Jesse  Austin 

(Srcen.  T.  Anstin 

liusscll,  J.  n.  Anstin 

Wagner,  C.  H.  Austin 

HAiM.MEU,  C.  S.  (seo  adv.  dept.  p.  159)  Ciusou  City 
iMUNCTON  &  WAUNEll  (see  adv. 

dept.  p.  ItiO)  Carson  Citv 

WILLIS,  O.  P.  (see  adv.  dent.  p.  Kil)    Carson  City 
H  AUNED.  W.  T.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  IJD)        Davton 


DENNY,  J.  J 

(iainble.  It.  A. 

Crowell,  H.  W. 

HOISOT,  C.  V. 

Stevens,  W.  F. 

AUMITAGE,  JOSEPH 

COLE,  A.  M. 

Colleau,  L. 

KIKK,  II.  &  CO. 

LIVEUMOKE,  C.  E.  (see  ndv.  dept. 

page  119) 
Morrill,  G.  P. 
HAMMER,  M.B.&  SON 
WILLIS  &  WEED  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  163) 

Dry  Goods. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General 
Aaron  Hros. 

ALEXANDER  &  COHN 
Alexander,  M. 
Heiijaniin  &  ISruwn 
Hlock  iV  Co. 
Cohen,  Jacob  &  Co. 
Haas  &  Finlayson 

LEWIS,  H.  (s"eo  adv.  dept.  page  108) 
Sower,  M. 
AMIUAUX  &  nOWIE  (see  adv.  dept 

page  Uil) 
Oleovich  IJros. 
Slieyer  &  Morris 
Colin  &  Bro. 
Archambault  &  Phillips 
Frankenheiiuer,  M. 
Kavser  &  Hros. 

HYMAN,  J.  (seo  adv.  dopt.  pnge  171 ) 
Block  &  Co. 
Bromberger,  M. 
Liebman,  L. 
ROSENEK,  S.  &  CO 
Wolf,  A. 
ERLANGER  &  WERTHEIMER  (see 

adv.  dept.  jiage  ItiH)  Washoe  City 

Glucksman  &  Bro.  Washoe  City 

Harris,  H.  &  Bro.  Washoe  City 


Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

lone 

Silver  Citv 

Star  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Washoe  City 

Washoe  City 


Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Anstin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 


Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Dayton 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

La  Plata 

L'niouville 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

A'irginia  City 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Engine  Builders. 

(Si'ii  u1hi>  KoumirifB.] 
McCOXK,  .lOlIN  (Hoo  adv.  dept. 


pago  I." 


Silver  City 


Engravers. 


[Sci!  also  I'li'tuiv  FrauioB.] 
Scliultzo,  V.  Sv.  VirginiiV  City 

Express  Agents. 

GARKSCIIK,  F.  (W.  V.  &  Co.)  Amoia 

CHOCKKTT,  (i.  M.  W.  (W.  F.  &  Co)  Austin 

HICK,  ir.  F.  |W.  F.  At  ("o.)  Careoii  IMlv 


HOWK  it  (J.\M,.\  riN  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
IIAKVKV,  .I»»KI-  A.  |\V.  F.  &,  Co.) 
(W.  F.vtC.).) 


m  FFAKKN,  (>.  W.  (W.  F.  &  Co) 
PKIJUY.  II.  it  CO.  (\V.  F.  &.  Co.) 
(iKIKK.  .lOIIX  \V.  (\V.  F.  &  Co.) 
SAl{(ii;XT,  W.  S.  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
FKKKMAN,  .M.  1'.  (W.  F.  &  Co.) 
LATHAM.  .F.  II.(\V.  F.  iV  Co.) 
EKLAN(ii:U  &  WEKTIIEIMEU  (W. 


Daytoii 

(ll'IlOU 

Oold  Hill 

IIutVakerH 

Oi.liir 

Silver  I'll  V 

Star  City 

Uiiloiivilfi' 

Virginia  City 


V.  Si.  Co.) 


Washoe  Citv 


Fancy  Ooods. 


[Sue also  Dry  (JooiIh;  aluo.SlutioiirrH;  also  Vurit'tieH.] 
COIIX.  1).  iV  CO.  (Koc  adv.  dept.  pngo  173)  Aurora 
KOSTKK,  MKXKK  A  CO.  An«tiii 

SOLMS  \    KKKXHACll  AuMtiu 

Dale,  1{.  A:  Co.  Virginia  t'ity 

LeviHon,  11.  Virginia  City 

Feed. 

[Soo  Hay  and  Gmiu.] 

Flour  Dealers. 

[See  Jlfrcliantc,  fleneral.] 

Forwarding  Agents. 

[See  Mereliants,  ForwnnMlig.] 

Foundries. 

Aurora  Foundry,  (!.  W.  Colleo  Aurora 

I'ioneer  Foaiidrv,  A.  FiiiKor  &.  Co.  Auntin 

Gold  Hill  Foiuidry,  (ireeley  &,  Co.  Gold  Hill 

rioiieer  F.,aii(lrv  (iold  Hill 

NEVADA  FonXDUV  AND  MACHINE 

SHOP,  .John   McConu  (sue  adv.  dept. 

page  Ki.'J)  Silver  City 

Freight  Agents. 

[See  Mereliants,  Forwarding.] 

Fruits. 


ENNOR  &  CO.  (bco  adv.  dept,  page 
Doaglierlv,  .1.  \V. 
WADLElGH,!!.  P. 
WoodrnlV,  A. 
YOACHl.M.A.  C. 
Media,  Mareo 
Elliott,  V. 
FALK,  H.  &  CO. 
MEDIN,  MARCO 
VAN  HORN,  ,1.  F. 
WALLACE,   n.   F.  (see  a<lv.  dept. 
page  1,j1) 

Fur  Dealers. 

[See  also  Milliners.] 
COLLINS,  C.  J. 
AIAYER,  I.e.  He  SONS 


I'i)      Aurora 

AuKtin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Carsou  City 

Virginia  City 

A'irginia  (!ity 

Virginia  (!ity 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Furnishing  Ooods. 

[See  also  Clothing.] 
LEWIS,  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  l(j8)  Austin 

Ashim,  S.  Carsou  City 


!<illiendeld,  W.  Carsnii  City 

Koppel  it  Piatt  Carson  L'il'v 

MANDLEHAUM  &  TOHRINER  (see 


adv.  dept.  page  IGl) 
Rosvnstock,  J. 
Kaaiii,  J.  &  Krn. 
HAAS,  H.  &.  CO. 
Cohen,  H. 
Diihhnan,  C. 
Elkns,  L. 
Gad,  1).  &  Co. 
HAAS,  S.  &.  CO. 
Israel,  J. 
flackson,  E. 
Levison,  M. 
Sperling.  A. 
Witkowski,  H. 
Weinbergi^r,  M. 

Furniture. 

Elsler  &  Goo<lfriend 
Hudson,  J.  W. 
.lohnsoii,  C.  A. 


Cnrwin  City 

Carson  Cii'v 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  Cilv 
Virginia  CiiV 
Virginia  Ciij- 
Virn:inia  CiiV 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  Cilv 
Virginia  C'iiv 
Virgini.i  ('iiV 
Virginia  City 
Wasliou  Cily 

Virginia  f'iif 
Virginia  Ciiv 
Virginia  I'it'v  I 


KEYES,  E.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  151)  Virginia  Ciij 


Virgini:i  Citv 
Virginin  CiiV: 
Virginia  Cii'v' 
Viigiiiia  Ciii- 
Virginia  CiiV 
A'irgiiiiu  t'ii'v   I 


Virginia  Citv| 


W.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  ii.  17;.')  Aurora 
:el7-J) 


Kornnian  iV  Stahl 
MOORE,  J.  L. 
.Silioeiit'eld  it  lllo. 
Taussig,  E. 
Wilson,  J.  W. 
Wolf,  D.  &  Co. 

Gas  Fitters, 

[See  Plumbers.] 

Oas  Works. 

VIRGINIA  CITY  GAS  CO. 

Grain  Dealers. 

[See  Hay  mid  Grain ;  tdso  Produce.] 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

[See  also  McrchanlB,  General.] 
Hoovinger,  M.  Auierican  Citv 

DORX.G     "" 

EXXOR  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
LATER,  W.&  RRO. 
KEl'PLER  &  MACK  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  171) 
LEVY  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17-J) 
Heridiard  &  Co. 
Clements  &.  Co. 
Clute  &  Evans 
Cook  Rros. 
Dinsmore  &.  Co. 
Eames,  James 
Gage,  W.  S.  &  Co. 
(ioidstein  ISros. 
Gridlev  &  Callow 

MAC,'ALHERT  (see  adv.  dept.  pngo  1 17) 
McDAXIELJk  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  lli«) 
MoGrade,  T.  &.  J. 
Raeklille  &  Itro. 

VORHE  UROS.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  1C9) 
(troves  &  Tollman 
Silvester,  A. 

DAVIS,  (}.  T.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  KiO)  fhirsoaCilv 
DKIESHACH,  A.  U.  (see  adv.  p.  ItiD)  Carwm  Cily 
Fleishaeker  &  Meyer  Carson  Ciiy 

Leport,  A.  Carson  Ciiv 

MAXDLEIJAUM  &  T01JRINER(8ec 

adv.  deiit.  page  Itil)  CVson  City 

MASOX,  IIL'FF  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  l.'iS)  Carson  City 

Sears,  G.  A.  Carson  Cily 

Spencer,  J.  J.  (Jarson  Cilv 

UPTON  &  CO.  Carson  Cily 

Law,  IJ.  N.  Clan  Al|iiii 

Peltier,  M.  C.  Clan  Aipin 

Dnmay,  Charles  Columlnii 

Meuke,  II.  &.  Co.  Crystal  Peak 


Annini 
Auiurii 
Annini 
Aui'oni 
AuMiii 
Au.'-tiu 
Aurliii 
Aihlin 
Aumiii 
Au^iiii 
Austin 
AuMiii 
Aui'liih 
Aui'tlii 
Aiisiiii' 
Aufliii 
Aubtill 
AuHtiii 
llelmiJiiti 
lieliuom 


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(  arHiMi  Cily  i 
C'liraon  L'ily  | 
(hco 

("lirn()ll  Cily 
ClIIKOIl  Cil'v 

(JoMIIill! 

(iol.lllillj 
VirKiiiiii  (,'iiv! 
VirKiuiu  Ciiv 
Virginia  CiiV 
Virjiiiiiii  Ciivj 
A'irniiiiiiCityl 
ViiK'uiia  Cii'v 
Vii-KiniuCitv 
Vii'K'iii'.iil'iiy  ■ 
Vii'triiii.i  Cily' 
Vii'^'iiiiaCily 
Wa»liou  City 

Virginia  City! 
Vii^'iiiia  Cilv  | 
Virginia  Cily  | 
51)  Virginia  Cily  i ; 
Vii>.'ini;i  City 
Vif^iiii:!  Cityi 
Virginia  City' 
Vii),'iiii;i  City 
Yiininia  City 
Viife'iniu  City 


Vir(<iiiia  Cily 


Proiliicc] 

risiouB. 

I'lieral.] 

Aiiii'i'lcim  City 
jpt.  i>.  l*~)  AiiioKi 
ige  U~)  Aiircira 
Auicini 
Aurora 
Aiimra 
Austin 
Austin 
AiiMin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin  I 
Austin 
Austin' 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Ik'luiiint ; 

lifllUOIlt 

;e  Kill)  Carson  Cily 

ICD)   ('iirni)ii  City 

Caiwiii  City 

CaiHou  Citv 

OK  (Hee 

C^aiBon  City 
Iv.  dei>t. 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Clan  Aliiin 

Clan  Ali'iii 

Coluniliui 

Crystal  I'eals 


p.  171) 


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mge  117) 
)t.  p.  108) 


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Cliirkc,  W.  H.  Dayton 
DKIKSIIACII  ft  SMITH  (see  udv,  Jcpt. 

pafje  I •'»'')  Dayton 

Klircnlii'i'ti,  J-  Dayton 

jlver,  M.  Davton 

Cfiivliur^'li  &  Co.  Dnn  (lien 

Lull;.!.  S.  DnnOliMi 

itiigciiliiitl,  8.  Dun  OI(Mi 

(•jiiik,  1).  C.  Si.  Co.  Kllswortli 

{'loud  kV  Kinerson  Ellswortli 

i'lljie  &  Co.  Einpiie  I'lly 

Hi|)lev,  S.  Enipiru  Cily 

Lovelock,  Cit'orKe  ICtii'a 

Weaver  it  Mayo  Etna 

KI'STKIN,  II."  it  CO.  (sfie  adv.  di'pt.  p.  Ki.'i)  (iunoa 

jollX.SON,  J.  It.  (Hfcadv.  dept. p.  l(Jj)  (iciioa 


AiKieifon,  II.  (t. 
jlurns,  W.  S.  iV  Co. 
Kmnk«l,  K.  11. 
LKMKWV,  V.  &  CO. 
MKK(M;1M{. 
Ilvali,  K.  J. 
Sl'ieparil  anil  Ooodrieli 
STEUX  &•  WKILL 
Slniiiss  &  Dri'xlur 
•SjHuee.  \V.  iV  .1. 

(^AifK,  I),  i; 


lill 
Hill 

Hill 

llilt 

Hill 


Gold 
Oold 
(iold 
G(dd 
(iold 
Oold  Hill 
Gold  Hill 
Golil  Hill 
MntlakerK 
Humboldt  City 
lonu 
lono 
lone 
lone 
lone 
Kingston 
Opiiir 
Oiiliir 
Silver  City 
Silver  C'ity 
Silver  City 
Silver  Cit'v 
Silver  Cily 
Silver  I'itv 
Star  City 
Star  Cily 
Stone  Gates 
Stone  Gates 
ToiyaheCily 
ToivuI>e  City 


WILLIAMS,  A. 
WVmd  &  Goo 
HOSTWICK,  J.  8. 
Clark,  G.  H. 


KULAN(JKU  &  NVERTHEIMER  (sec 

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LAMllE 


&  CO. 
llKUdil.I)K,.I.M. 
Kld-ET,  T.  A.  &  CO. 
()()1.1).STE1N,S. 
Sylvester.  A. 
jiiliiui,  E.  &.  Co. 
liKCK,  11.11. 
I'EliKY.  U.  iV  CO. 
ADLKU,  M.&,  Co. 
IJOXIIAM,  J.  A. 
itntniiiij;,  D.  C. 
.MiDL'KKIE,  H.  &.CO. 

ISTKIXEU*.  KONEMAN 
Tuiiiliiison,  U.  li. 
Lew,  N.AcM. 
I'ieree,  S.  11.  1'.  <k  CO. 
Ijireoiiib,  ,1.  n. 
.Vluiiidt  &  Savage 
Liise,  L.  S. 
Smith  Sl  liro. 

[FALL,  J.  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  17D 

tJnionville 

I IIYMAN,  .1.  (geo  udv.  dept.  pngo  171)      Unionville 
Oppeldieiin,  M.  Uinonville 

.A^utna,  .Iiihn  Virgiina  City 

lieitlv,  .1.  L.  Virginia  City 

CHOSHY,  I).  Virginia  City 

DE.ML1XG  &  OLOOTZ  (see  adv. 

de|)t.  p.  117)  Virginia  C^ity 

Dcseaizo,  A.  Virginia  Cily 

DIAS  iV  GLAUHER  Virginia  Citv 

I)L'1US..I011X  Virginia  City 

Kstieiu  iV  Graiigo  Virgiina  Citv 

KKI'SIKK  &  CO.  Virginia  City 

Kislier,  T.  Virginia  City 

IIAMI'TON  &  OGDEN  Virginia  City 

HATCH  &  IIROS.  Viruinia  City 

Jiiiiovileli,  U.  Virginia  City 

KEXXEDY  &.  MALLON  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  115)  Virginia  City 

Kiiiuse.  W.  Virginia  City 

JIai-ionni  &  Domenieoni  Virginia  t'lty 

.MAC,  A  LHERT  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  147)  Virginia  City 
MfMillcn  it  Ordway  Virginia  City 

MILATOMCH,  VlNCENT  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  147)  Virginia  City 

Mitchell,  V.  &,  Co.  Virginia  City 

Morales,  G.  Virgiina  City 

UL'SSELL,  P.  H.  Virginia  City 

Sinclair,  S.  F.  Virginia  City 

SLOAT.  C.  O.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  147)    Virginia  City 
SNEATH,  R.  G.  Virginia  Citv 

STOVALL,  \V.  W.  Virginia  City 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
AVaslioo  Cily 
Washoe  City 


V.  dept.  p.  Ithl)  WasliDO  Citv 

lERT  &  CO.  (800  adv.  dept.  vagi'  1(1:1) 


Robinson,  George 
Lauscndorllbr  it,  Co. 


Waslioe  City 
Washoe  City 
VVinnenmccu 


Oiinpowder. 

[See  Mill  and  Mining  Goods.] 

Ounsmiths. 

Ilnber,  C.  Anrora 

Schoeiienian,  T.  &  Co.  Virginia  Cily 

Selioll  ic  HolincH  Virginia  City 

Hair  Dressers. 

Ik-rry,  R.  J.  Aurora 

HnllCW.  H.  Aurora 

Dnki'heart,  L.  Austin 

Giossjeau,  P.  Austin 

Howard,  James  Austin 

May,  V.  VV.  Austin 

Mciiowun.J.  Austin 

Mortimer  &.  Gaswiwuy  Austin 

Schowalter,  J.  Austin 

Drown  &  Cary  Carson  City 

MULLEH.J.  Carson  City 

Waidehaas,  Q.  Dayton 

Hrodek  Ac  Lippnmn  Gold'llill 

Fleitncr.  C.  Gold  Hill 

LAZEXHY  &.  POIIL  (Sold  Hill 

Maver.J.  O.  Gold  Hill 

Fisher,  W.  T.  (.)|i!iir 

C'lay,  G.  H.  Silver  City 

Hacli,  Louis  Virginia  City 

llird,  W.  M.  Virginia  City 

COHEN,  L.  Virginia  City 

Fleck,  C.  L.  Virginia  City 

Mayer,  M.  Virginia  City 

Moinet,  C.  Virginia  City 

Monier,  E.  Virginia  City 

.Moody,  .lamea  Virginia  City 

Murdy,  .lobu  Washoe  City 

Power,  R.  Washoe  City 

Hardware. 

[See  also  Agrioidtural  Implements;  also  Iron  and 
Steel ;  also  Mervhauts,  Uenenil ;  also  Mill  and  Min- 
ing Goods.] 

llrittnn,  J.  W.  &  Co.  Austin 

DUNCAN.  J.  M.  &  CO.  Austin 

HOLHROOK,  MERRILL  &  CO.  (see adv. 

dept.  j>age  It'.l)  Austin 

SMITH,  FRANCIS  (seo  adv.  dept.  p.  Ifiti)  Austin 
RAIL,  E.  H.  (see  adv.  dei>t.  page  157)  Carson  City 
HOWE  &  GALLATIN  (see  adv.  d.  p.  l.'ili)  Dayton 
lUTTNER,  E.  &  CO.  Gold  Hill 

GILLIG,  MOIT  &  CO.  (see adv.  dept.  ^lago 

145)  \  irginia  Citv 

ERLANGER  &  WERTHEIMER  (see 

adv.  dept.  p.  103)  Washoe  City 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 

Fnmklin,  J.  C.  Austin 

GALVIN,  H.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  107)     Austin 


Evans,  E.  P. 

Kit/.meyer  &  Bro. 

Franklin,  J.  C. 

liiroth,  R. 

McMartin,  James 

Craiger,  M. 

O  nut  her,  J.  H. 

Molliday,  J.  M. 

SMITH,  J.  P.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

Rolf,  N.  F. 


151) 


Ciirsou  City 

Carson  City 

Dayton 

Genoa 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virgiina  City 

Washoe  City 


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640 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Hats  and  Caps. 

[Seo  iiUu  Clothing;  aluo  MorcbanU,  Gencnil.] 
COLLINS,  C.  J.  Virginiu  City 

Hay  and  Qrain. 

[Seo  iiUo  Produce] 
Prince,  Edward 
AppleKiirtli.E.  &  P. 
liurtltitt,  A 


Hunting,  A.  J. 
OlngHcock,  J.  W. 
Stricklnnd,  O.  H. 
CRAWFORD,  J.  E. 
Itaiise,  J.  P. 
Jones,  8.  E. 
Keen,  J.  U. 
Sciiouliiorn,  J. 
AdaniH,  Tlioinns 

CHL'ucniLrj,  w.  V. 

CcHiiier  &.  Ualdwiu 
Ilarl.  J. 
Ilazen,  II. 
Steele  IJrog. 

CLOW,  n.  o. 

EMI'EY,  V.  &  CO. 
Sliunnon,  P.  K, 


American  (.'ity 

AuHtin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Cnrson  City 

Dayton 

Eniliire  Citv 

Gold  Hill 

Silver  City 

Vir).'iiiia  City 

VirKinia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Wuslioe  City 

Waslioe  City 

Washoe  City 


Hose  and  Belting. 

[See  Mill  and  Mining  Goods.] 

Hotels. 

Hustler,  A.  H.  American  City 

ACUOUA  MOUSE,  W.  A.  IJ.  Cobb  Aui-orii 

MEUCHANTS  EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  C. 

Novacdvich  (seo  adv. dent,  page  ITU)  Aurora 
INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  M.)linelli  & 

Marlotti  (see  adv.  dept.  page  ICt!)  Austin 

Terrill,  G.  W.  Delniont 

Calit'ornia  House,  J.  Pierce  Carson  City 

CAPITOL  HOTEL,  D.  Wilkin  (seo  ndv. 

dept.  page  1(W)  Carson  City 

CORHE'rr  HOUSE,  Corbett  Bros,  (see 

adv.  dept.  ])agc  1()2)  Carson  City 

Mailer's  Hotel,  .1.  Allenbach  Carson  City 

Onnsbv  House,  15.  H.  Meder  Carson  City 

PENR'Ol)  HOUSE,  Cyrus  Adams  Carson  City 
ST.  CHARLES  HOTliL, George Tufly  Cm-h 

adv.  dept.  page  157)  Carson  Citv 

Fletcher,  H.  D.  Clan  Alpih 

Maestrelii,  A.  Clan  Alpin 

Whitman.  E.  E.  Clan  Alpin 

Whithehill.H.  H.  Clan  Alpin 

GOLDEN  EAGLE  HOTEL,  J.  II.  Jaqua  Dayton 
Murkwell,  A.  J.  Dayton 

Wagner,  Jacob  Davton 

Crook, Dun  Glen 

Osborn, Dnn  (!len 

Ambrosia,  N.  Empire  City 

Enipii'e  Hotel,  I.  F.  Freeman  Empire  (,'itv 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  G.  W.  Brubaker  Genoa 
r.enner,  H.  D.  Gold  Hill 

Bryan,  E.  Gold  Hill 

Bulger,  Thomas  Gold  Hill 

FITZPATRICK,  M.  Gold  Hill 

Hanum,MissC.  Gold  Hill 

Miller,  Charles  Gold  Hill 

Vesey'B  Hotel,  II.  M.  Vesey  Gold  Hill 

Williams  &  Scott  Gold  Hill 

HUFFAKER,  G.  W.  Ilutfakers 


Sullivan,  G. 
Harris,  W. 
Anderson,  W.  M. 
Brown,  P. 
Hunter,  J.  M. 
Lake,  M.  C. 
Coulter,  John 
BOWES,  J.  M. 
Dunbar,  Mrs. 


Geiger  Grade,  HufTakers 

Glendale,  IluH'akers 

Trnckee  Meadows,  Huttakers 

Tnu'kee  Meadows,  HntTakers 

Trnckee  River,  Huttiikers 

Truckee  River,  Huttakers 

Humboldt  City 

lone 

lone 


Lima 
Wiimiiioih 
Maiiiiiioiji 
Opliir 
Pi'iiviiie 
Sand  Spriiii,, 
Silver  Ciiv 
Silver  City 
Star  (.'ii'v 
Sleamboiit  f<|iriin;ii 
Toiyiilw  i'iiv 
ToiviihuCitV 
riiioiivilfe 
I'nionvillf 
Virginia  Ciiv 
Virginia  Ciiy 
Virginia  titv 


Meador.  J. 

Dean,  J.  C. 

Taylor,  C.  M. 

Opliir  Ilonse,  J.  W.  Jonea 

I.4;inmans,  F. 

McClure,  J.  B. 

Elliott,  Mrs. 

Sierra  Neveda  Hotel,  Ilanpt  &  Oeir 

Ragsdalo,  Mrs.  W.  B. 

Ehis,  J.  J. 

Ryan  &  Pridlmm 

A'oss, F. 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  J.  J.  Linn 

Torrey,  M. 

Caldwell.  Mrs.  H.  T. 

DEXTER,  .M.  L.  &C0. 

DirUs,  Mrs.  T. 

INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  J.  Swilt 

Virginia  Ciiv 
Levy,  Charles  Virginia  City 

Mc(  ausland,  ,Iohn  'Virginia  iil'v 

MERCHANTS  EXCHANGE  HOTEL 
John  A.  Moch  (ecu  adv.  dept.  p.  l.'tl) 

Virginia  Citv 
Oro  Hotel,  Mrs.  A.  Whylio  Virginia  Ciiv 

Pray,  Mi-s.  Virginia  Ciiv 

Tahoe  House,  Mi*.  Lane  Virginia  Ciiy 

While  House,  Mrs.  8.  J.  Dill  Virginia  Ciiv 

GARDNER  &  KLASING  Warm  .Siuiii!.;, 

Insurance  Agents. 

HOLHROOK.  MERRILL  &  CO.— I'acillc 
PAXTON,  THORNBUIuai  &  CO.— Ini 

lie  rial 
SAWTELLE,M.  A.-N.  Y.  Mutual  Life 
RICE  &  GARRETT-Pacilic  Caiwm  ( iiv 

STEINER  &,  KONEMANN— Paeilic  Silv.r  Ciiv 
HOPKINS,  G.  W.— Brooklyn  Life  Virginia  Ciiv 
KINO,  H.  S.— N.  V.  Mutual  Life  Virginia  CiiV 
SHARON,  WILLIAM— Paeilic  Virginia  Ciiy 

SPROSTON,  JOHN-Conn.  M.  Life  and  ; 

N.  V.  Accidental  A'irgiiiia  Ciiv 

VAN  BOKKELEN,  W.  A.  M.  Virginia  City 

Intelligence  Offices. 

Frank,  L.  P.  Virginia  City 

Iron  and  Steel. 

[See  also  Hardware,  also  Merchants,  (leiieral] 
Brittiin,  .1.  W.  &  Co.  Aii.«liir 

DUNCAN,  J.  M.  &,  CO.  Aiidiii 

HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &  CO.  seo  ndv. 

dept.  page  U'.l)  Aiwiii 

SM ITII,  FRANCIS  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  llitl)  AuMi". 
1{.\IL,  E.  B.  (seo  adv.  dept.  iiage  l.'ii )  Carson  Ciiv 
HOWE  &  GALLATIN  (seo  adv.  dept.  '  | 

page  15(i)  Davtc'ii 

BITTNER,  E.  &  CO.  Golii  Hill 

(JI LLICJ,  MO'IT  &  CO.  (see  ndv. 

dept.  page  1-10)  Virginia  Ciiy 

Prnder,  J.  &  W.  A.  Virginia  Ciiv 

ERLANGER  &  WERTHEIMER  i, 

(seo  adv.  dept.  page  I(J3)  Washoe  Ciiy : 

Jewelers. 

[See  Watchmiikers  and  Jewelers.] 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 


Aiieliii 

AiiJiiii 
Aiwin 


Strother,  E. 
Tyler,  J.  W. 
HARMON,  F.  II. 
LOGAN,  W.  K. 
McKeebv,  L.  C. 
Van  Patten,  C,  A. 
Keever,  H. 
Lovejoy,  F.  K. 
Laverty,  T.  H. 
Cunningham,  W. 
Howard,  M.  B. 


American  City 
Aui'ot'a  I 
Aiiiiliii 
Aiifliiiij 
Carson  City  | 
Clan  Alpiln 
Colmnliiu  { 
Crystal  Peak 
Daytouil 
Dun  ({it'll! 
Ellsworth 


The  FAOIVIO  INSUBAN'C  S  CO.  Insures  asainst  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


A.  XOHLXB,  Bad  WnaoUoo,  Importer  and  dealer  In  Uoilo  Booka. 


Virttiiiiii  Ciiy 
Virginia  City 

WushocCitji' 


NEVADA.        JUSTICES     PEACE — LIQUORS. 


641 


lli'utt!,  Omnt  ICiiipii'o  City 

Morrin,  .Iiiiim'h  Empire  City 

Sroiijf,.'- W.  Ktiiii 

I'OX,  I'-  !>•  Ociion 

Hall,. I.  A.  Lii  I'latii 

['Steven*.  V.  11.  Lii  I'liitii 

I  Tavlor,  I'.  M.  La  I'laiii 

Dii'vin,  K.  M.                               ,  Opliir 

Allen,  W.  K.  I'ahiMiia.u'iit 

SiiilleB,  .I.e.  IVaviiii) 

LuderB,  W.  A.  Silvi-r  Cilv 

llarriH,  .1.  II.  Silvor  Tfak 

Carle,  A.  1'.  Toiynl>»'  I'itv 

ADKISON,  n.  <).  Viiv'iiiiii  City 

MLRKAY,  I'EMHKOKE  Xhumn  City 

DnrroiiKliH,  K.  II.  W«i-lioi!  City 

llepperley,  (Juo.  >Viiinuiauc('u 

Lamps,  etc. 

[Sl'O  Ci'ockory  uiul  f  JliiHBWnrc] 

Leather  and  Findings. 

j  [See  llHiiifHit  anil  Saddlery.] 

I  Lime  and  Cement. 

lAliels,  ft.  H.  Austin 

Ittlll'lTON,  J.  S.  Anetin 

Liquors,  Wholesale- 

[See  alno  JlercliiintH,  General.] 

I  DORN,  0.  W.  &  CO.  (gee  adv.  deiit.  p.  I/-,')  Aurora 

I  KEI'l'LKU  &.  JIACK  (see  adv.  dept. 

Auitira 
Aarora 
Anxtin 
Austin 
AuHlin 
Anntin 
Carson  (Mly 
Carsun  CitV 


I      iittK*'  '^ ') 

LEW  &L  CO.  (Heo  adv.  dept.  page  17:J) 

Elian,  M.  M. 

.MAU,  AI-IUCUT  (gee  adv.  dept.  page   14*) 

VOUIIE  liliOS.  (Hou  udv.  dept.  page  lUH) 
I' Wheeler,  l-'rank 
[Kriiibie,  L.  1*. 
[Ureenliania  Ik,  Arnold 

IXDLKHAI'M  &  TOUUINEU  (see 
ndv.  dept.  piijie  Kil)  Carson  City 

IpUIESKACII  &.  SMITH  (sec  adv.  dept. 
J      page  l.'Hl)  Dayton 

I  JOHNSON,  J.  U.  (gee  adv.  dept.  page  105)     Cenou 
iFALL,  J.  C.  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  uept, 

piige  171) 
IBaniett,  1*. 

lltlilSACHKUlUiOS. 
|UE.ML1N(J  &.  OLOOTZ  (gee  adv. 
I      dept.  page  III ) 
lnREENh,J.C. 
IKELLY,  CKOZIKlt  &  CO. 
IKENNEDY  ifc  MALLON  (see  udv 


I      dept.  page  1 IJ) 
ImAU,  Al.HKKT  ( 


pa|{e  1 17) 


>eo  adv.  dept. 


MILATOVICII,  V.  (see  udv.  dept. 


page  1471 
IMilcliell  &  Adams 


UtiioMville 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginiii  City 

Virginia  City 
|..,.^.,c>. ..... .».....i.c  Virginia  Cily 

SI.OAT,  C.  O.  (tseo  udv.  dept.  p.  147)   Virginia  City 
TAYLUK,  THOMAS  &  Ct».  Virginia  City 

JEKLANtiKK  &  WEUTHKIMEU 

(isee  udv.  dept.  page  1()3)  Waslioo  City 

Liquors  Betail. 

[•  IJilliurds.] 
SCHOONMAKKU,  FKANK  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  17;i)  Aurora 

iNYDEU,  CHARLES  Aurora 

Viiilacc, Aurora 

IVillianis,  J.  A.  Aurora 

Ible,  W.  Austin 

BAROVICH,  N.  Austin 

Vnedict.  N.  Austin 

BIDLEMAN,  H.  J.  Austin 

Itsdford  &.  Figher  Austin 


llradlev.  K.  S. 

*  HCCkMAN  &  PLAOEMAN 

Crewenzo  it  Rock 

-DAllOVICH.M. 

Onndolp,  A.  It. 

IIAIiK,  .lOHN  L.  (SCO  ndv.  dept.  page  U>7) 

Hawtlioriie,  W.  H. 

•lli:iil«INO,.I.  R 

IiiglKiiise  Sc  Oorlero 

Ki'ogan,  1*. 

La/.ard  iV  Schmidt 

Maeomlm,  W. 

Norton,  W. 

Peek  &  Scott 

WATEKHOLSE,  R.  M.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  It)7) 
Powers,  Thomas 
Terrill,0.  W. 

DOYLE,  P.  11.  (boo  udv.  dept.  p  104) 
l-'rver.  O.  I). 
'(ilU.SOX,  GEO.  L. 
"  LEWIS,  OEORftE 
MA(H':E  &,  DEALY  (soo  adv.  dept. 

page  nil) 
MOORE  Sl  PARKER  (see  udv.  dopt 

page  104) 


AuKtin 
Austin 
Auntin 
Austin 
Auhtiii 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 


Austin 
Ilehnnut 
Itclmont 
Carson  City 
('ai'son  City 
Canton  Cily 
Carson  City 

Carson  Citv 


MULLER,  V.  A. 

.Maifiiire,  Sauuiel 
Itrown,  H.  (!. 
FISHER.  II. 
Huwiey,  C.  D. 
»  llenly,  M.  J. 
Keves,  P.  \V. 
Mifler,,!.  H. 
Norton,  William 
\VITT.MAN,  A. 
Kellogg  &  Stuiniiley 
ICdleiiian,  1). 
(Murk,  F.  11. 
Mover,  Ellet  &  Co. 
"LIVINGSTON,  A. 
ARIIUCKLE.  A. 
Atkinson,  I.  W. 
Ilassi,  G. 

*  Iloyleu  &  French 
C:innnel,  .1.  H. 
CLAWSOX,  H.  A. 
Finch,  T.  E. 
Ilatniek,  Geo. 
Hooy,  ,f. 
La  (""lower,  J. 
Margalot,  P. 
Mareox,  R. 

*  .MeClusky,  Mike 
Molntyrc,  A.  W. 
.Melsing,  (}. 
.Miller,  John 
rill,  A. 

WHITE  &  MITCHELL 
Y'ork,  Charles 

*  Kearss  &  Turner 
Hymun,  8.  II. 
Itranham,  J. 

*  Pliihhs  &  Ilammoud 
White,  J. 
•IJireh.J.  R. 
Deer,  L. 
Frett.M. 
Heine,  L. 

Jin  nekton,  Joseph 
Potting,  F.  W. 
Wieganetein,  C. 
Wise,  Alex. 
Hrophv,  W.  A. 
*Tori-ey,  M. 

*  WISE  &  CO.  (see  ndv.  dept.  page  171)  Unionville 
Harry,  P.  V.  Virginia  City 


Cargoii  City 

Cursou  City 

Corie/. 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Da'vton 

Dim  Glen 

Ellsworth 

Empire  City 

Empire  City 

Genoa 

Gohl  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

GoM  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Golil  Hill 

Gohl  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gohl  Hill 

Gohl  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gohl  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

lone 

lone 

La  Plata 

Ophir 

Ophir 

Silver  City 

Silver  City 

Silver  City 

Silver  City 

Silver  City 

Silver  CitV 

Silver  City 

Star  City 

Toivuhe  City 

Unionville 


Ueckman,  Eugene 
*  Horrero,  F. 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


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542  PACIFIC    COAST    IJUSINE8S     DIRECTOHY 


nOYLK  &,  (lOdDMAN  Viruiniu  City 

•  FLINT,  CIIAKLKS  H.  VirKiniii  City 
Kit/.»f«nilil,  'C.  Viruiniu  Cilv 
OIANDONNI,  t».  ViiKiniii  Cii'v 
•(lillivpio,  (1.  W.  Viruiniu  Ciiy 
*fliVK<iiii',  II,  VirKiiiia  i:ily 
•(U'OINA.N.  VirKiniii  (ity 
llainiiiill,  [,.  A.  Virginia  City 
llurriH,  II.  if.  Vii'Kitiiii  City 
llii/iiril,  ,Mi:-liiicl  VirKiniii  CitV 
HOKNItUtloK,  SA.MUKL  VirKiniii  City 
Liiniinoii,  (),  I,  Vii'Kinia  City 
Maionu,  K.  VirKiniu  City 

*  iMiivricli,  I'aiil  VirKiniii  City 
iMaver,  K.  VirKiniii  City 
Aliilciiliv,  I'.  Vii'Kinia  City 
O  Dor^XKMi  Jk  MALONE  VirKinia  ("ity 
Ockcll,  Cliiirlt'H  ViiKiniii  City 
I'crry  k  Irwin  ViiKiniii  City 
1'II'KI{,.M)|1N'  VirKinia(;itv 
Sl'ALDlNtJ,  VOLNEY  VirKinia  City 
StolliiiK.  W.  S.  Vii'Kinia  City 
Slitter,  1>.  VirKinia  (.'ity 
Siittor,  J.  VirKinia  City 
V'lii'ovicli,  S.  VirKinia  CitV 
WHITE,  (MIAULES  ViiKiniii  City 
Wood,  A.  I{.  Vii'Kinia  City 
Wood,  T.  .M.  Vii'Kinia  City 
Cliiniiiniiiiiitli,  L,  WiiHliiiiKtoii 
'KOULKS,,!.  I',  (see  ndv.  dept.p.  Ifrl)  VVaHJioo  City 
OrcKorv,  W.  WiimIioi'  Cilv 
MEADE,  IIENUV  WhhIioh  City 
I'eiirHon,  \V.  II.  WiihIiol'  CiiV 
SA.Ml'EL,  W.  L.  WiiMliou  City 
SuiiiiiiLM'H  iV  Toiiil<ing  WiihIiou  City 
SiiininitiH,  (}.  W.  WiiBJioe  Citv 
Walcli.J.  W.  WaHJiooCitV 
Wiiit'i't-y,  J.  1'.  Wasliuo  City 

Lumber  Dealers. 

[Seu  aJMO  MiilM,  I'luiiiiiK.] 
DnviB,  W.  S.  AiiHtiii 

El)EI£,  1'.  M.  Anxtiii 

Ilawt'ri.  II.  li.  AiiMtiii 

IIENDUIE  &  ll()WSTEAI)(Beondv.  dept. 

Auntiii 

Aiiotiii 

AiiKtiii 

Carson  (.-'ity 

Enipii'o  City 

Empire  City 

Silver  (;ity 

Silver  (,'ity 

VirKinia  City 

HOOLE  S   K.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  119)  VirKinia  City 

Joiie: ,  C.  tV  Co.  

SIcKailiOiit,  T. 

I'UIXC,;,  IIKOWN  &  EAGER 

KilH«ell  it  Oow 

JOUUH,   JullU 


imKe  lli'.i) 
MeCoUMCK  &  WADDELL 
Ui-HJEUTS,  ,J()11N  F. 
Moder,  M.  H. 
JoneH,  C  &  Co. 
RUSSELL,  .J.  C.  &  CO. 
Arnold,  H   W. 
Mullaid,  H.  T. 
EiiHtnian  '^  (Jo. 


Vii'Kinia  City 
ViiKiniii  City 
Vii'Kinia  VMy 
VirKiniu  City 
Wu.'-lioe  City 

Merchants— Commission. 

[See  iiIho  MereliaiitH,  tieiieral.] 
RAIL,  E.  U.   (nee  ndv.  dept.  iwKe  157)  Carson  City 

Merchants,  Forwarding. 

Parsons  &  Co.  Aiiioru  and  Soiiorn,  Ciil. 

linker,  II.  W.  &.  Co.  Vii'Kinia  (.'ity  and  Siu'raniento 
CENTRAL    TRANSl'ORTATU^N   CO.    Vii'Kiiiiii 

City 
MILLER  &  Rll'LEY  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  150) 

VirKinia  City  and  Austin 
MOVER,  F.  Vii-Kinia  City  and  Humboldt  Connty 
MOORE  &  CROUCH  Virxinia  City 

Merchants,  General. 

Where  may  bo  found  a  general  assortment  of  Afjri- 
cultural  Iniplunicnts,  ClotliinK,  Dry  Goods,  Gro- 
ceries, Hardware,  Provisions,  etc.    Merchants 


deulInK  in  a  hIukIo  deRcriptlon  of  Koodx  will  |,( 
found  iiniler  the  approprlato  heiids. 
COIIN,  I).  iV  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  piiKe  17:1)  Aimm, 
KORN,  (1.  W.  «t  CO.(Heoa<iv.  dept.  p,  I7'.'j  .\iir,„, 
EN\OR*CO.  (neo  adv.  deiit.  piiKU  17  .>!  Ainun, 
liAl'ER.  W.M  &  HUO.  ,\„r,„ 

KKI'I'LER  St  .MACK  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  U  DAiimn, 
LEVY  &  ('(►.  (see  adv.  dept.  piiKu  171)  Anmrii 
Midineaii.x  &  Co.  .\Mriir;i 

lli'rnhard  k  Co.  AiiKiia 

(.'lenieii'M  &  Co.  Aiifiiii 

Chile  Si  EvaiiH  Aii^'in 

Ciiok  llroH.  Aiirtiii 

DiiiHtiioru  (<i  Co.  Aiifiin 

EiiineH,  .laiiieH  An^iin 

(iilKe,  VV.  S.  ii  Co.  A:i,iin  I 

OoldHtein  HroK,  AiMinil 

(iridley  \,  Ciillow  Au.i;-, 

.MAI",  ALItERT  A  win 

.Mi'D.VNIEL  iV-  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  piiKe  IHS)  Aii-im  | 


Ainliii 

Aiwiii 

Aihiin 

Avcrliill  I 

lli-liiiii'ii 

lli'liimni  ] 


Mednule.T.  &  J 

Itaeklill'e  iV  llro. 

VOWKK  ItROS.  (see  adv.  dept.  piiKo  U\'.\ 

lliill,,l.  S. 

OrovcH  it  T(i'hn:iii 

Silvefter,  A. 

DAVIS,  (i.T.  (sec  adv.  dept.  paKo  100)  Ciirwiii  ('iiv 

DIM  ESIIACH,  A.  IJ.  (seeildv.  dept.  piiKe 

IliO)  Clll'WlIl  Ci'y 

Klei^lllla(■ker  &  Meyer  ('iii>uii  ('ii',- 

Leport,  A.  CursDii  ('jti- 
MANDLEIiAUM  &  TOURINER  (seen.lv. 

dei)t.  piiKO  Kil)  Clll'rtonCin 

MASON,    HUFF  iV.   CO.  (see  adv.  d.pl. 

pilKe  \->X.)  Ciii'Hdii  CiiT 

R.ML,  E.  l».  (see  adv.  dept.  page  l.'i7.)  C  ii'mm  Ciij- 

Seiii'H.  (!.  A.  Ciirfiiii  ('i-j 

UPTON  .t  CO  Cin'Hiri  ('jiv 

Law,  n.  N.  Cliiii  A'liii 

Peltier,  M.  C.  Cliiu.V!|iii 

Diiniav,  Charles  CoIiimiIhi., 

.Menke,  II.  .tCo.  Crv.^'Nil  IViik 

Clarke,  W.  II.  '     Diivton 

DRIESHACH  it  SMITH  (gee  ndv.  dcpi. 

piiKf   l.'ill)  Diivimi 
IIO\VKiV{iALLATIN(8eeudv.dept.p.l.'iil)|iii;Miii 

Myer.  M.  l>iivi(,o| 

Clavhiii'Kli  i.'t  Co.  Dim  lllrnl 

Lull',  J.  S.  DmiCieuf 

KnHentlial,  .S.  Diiiii;j(ii| 

Weaver  &  .Mayo  Diiiitildil 

CLARK,  D.dj     CO.  Ellswnrilil 

Cloud  iSt  Emerson  Klinwiiilij 

PiiKe  iV  Co.  Empire  Cilvl 

Uiplev,  Siiimiel  Emiiii'e  Ciiyl 

Lovelock,  Geoi'Ke  Klial 

Weaver  &  Mavo  Kiiiiil 
EPSTEIN,  11. ■&  CO.  (s»>e  adv.  dept.  p.  ir,.",)  (IcimI 

.lOIIN.SON.  .1.  R.  (see  adv.  dept.  piiKe  Id.Vi  (l.ii. 

Anderson,  II.  G.  <i.>M  11:111 

limns,  W.  S.  &  Co.  (ioM  llill[ 

Frankel.  L.  li.  GoM  lli!i| 

LE.MERY.V.  &CO.  (i..hl 

MERCER,  R.  (iold  llilll 

liyiiii,  1':.  .1.  UM  lliiil 

Sliepiird  iSt  Goodrich  GuM  lU 

.STERN  &  WEIL  Cnhl  ilill 

.Strauss  &  Drexlor  lliiiriiucn| 

Sponce,  W.  &  .1.  IlnmboMt  Ciiil 

IJELLRUDE..J.  M.  luf 

CLARK,  DC.  &  CO.  Iml 

ELLET,  T.  A.  k  CO.  lowl 

GOLDSTEIN,  S.  1  (I 

Sylvester,  A.  tel 

Julian,  E.  &  Co.  Kiiij.'ntoDl 

Smith,  G.  W.  Lii  I'latil 

CliiylmrKh  &  Co.  I<jm| 

(jiiKo  &  Thompson  Lioil 

HECK,  H.  H.  0|#l 


I'ERUY,  R.  At  CO. 

Illillis,  >IiiiiieH 
lADLKK,  M.»V  CO. 
iPiinniiiK,  D.  C. 

M(I)I'^'FIK,  n.  vVCO. 
LsTKINERiV  KONEMA 
'Toiulinson,  R.  1). 

Uvv,  N.  &  M. 
Il'ierco  8.  II.  P.  ft  Co. 
il^rcuiiili,  .1.  II, 
'  Sc'liiiiiilt  iV.  Saviiuo 
;  I.ii«f,  L.  S. 
.  .><iiiith  ii  llro. 

iKALL,.LC.&CO.(seeB 
liy.MA.\,.J.     (see  adv.  d( 
iDppeiilicim,  M. 
Viiu.SyckN',  II. 
Wood  A.  Goe  (Divide) 
Il()Sr\VI('K,J.  S. 
Cliirk.G.  II. 

EKLANGER&WERTIi; 

(lent.  p.  hi:)) 

LAMllEKT«[CO.(feeadv 

lioliinsoii,  Geoi'Ko 
Luiiselidorller  Ik  Co. 

Mill  and  Mil 

Ilriltiiii,  .1.  W.  A:,  Co 
;l»UX('AN.  ,/.  .M.  4  CO. 

llOi.ltKOOK.  MERRILL 

(Icjit.  puKe  :i'.t| 

'sMlTrt,  FRANCIS  (see  i 
[KAIL,  E.  H.  (see  adv.  dept 
I  HOWE  &  (J.\LLATI>/, 

(llimER,  E.  &C0. 
(ilLLIG,  .MOTT  ft  CO.  (e 

|:EKLAN(!ER  &  WERTII 

(see  adv.  dept.  paKe  Id: 

Mill  Screen  M 

[IIL'GIIES,  K. 

Milliners  and  M 

I  Jarkson,  E.  .Mrs. 
i.Miiver,  Mrs. 
fWliyluud,  Mrs. 

Mills,  P 

;';^,^j;i:KV,  MOXLEY  Jt 
|I10(.)LE,8.  F.   (see  adv.  d. 

Mills,  Q 

See  Introductory   Suiiiniun 
coat,  etc. 

MiUs, 

(See  Introductory  Siimniar) 
cost,  etc. 

Mining  I 

"•-VKELY,  W.  G.    (see  a 
jBovd,  J.  K. 
iDaiiii,  N.,J.  T. 

FliKNCII,  J.  S. 
lllutchinBoii,  S.  R. 
Il'aiiic,  ,J.  H. 
Il'll'dy,  \V. 
Il'liillirs,  John 
IRiiymond,  C,  li.  R 
IKiiMcIl,  W.  F. 
jSfflddKrd,  H.  H. 
liMiite,  T.  F 
mLIAMS,  R. 
™s,.J.A. 
gV  ANS,  O.  M. 
?OUSE,  JOSEPH 
IVERY,  D.  E. 


The  FAOIFIO INSTTBANOB  Oo.   The  largest  Oolifomia  Inauranoe  Oo. 


A.  BOMAN  ft 


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l-KRItY,  U.  A:  CO. 

HilliB,  .IllllH'H 

AI>LKK,M   <S.'  CO. 

DnmiinK.  O.  ('. 
McDlKKIK,  M.  .VCO. 
STKINKUiV  KOXKMAN 
I'omliiiii;'!!,  I{.  H. 

IMer'fo  S.  II.  !'■  *  Co. 
Urcotiili,  .1.  n. 
Stliiniill  &.  Suvii{<o 

I.lllH.',  Ij.  H. 

Smith  &  Hi'"- 

KAIil',  •'•  C.  &  CO.  (see  nilv.  ilcpt. 

IIYMAN,  .1.     (Hue  iiilv.  tlept.  [iHKO 

vlmSvckl.',  II. 

Wood  &  One  (Divide) 

IIOSTWIOK.J.  S, 

(■|iirl«,(MI. 

EIUiAN(0;Ui"tWKUTm:iMKU 

(lent.  11.  Hl'.i) 
LAMIJKIt'r  &  (.'O.  (fee  adv.  di pt. p, 
'Kobiiii'oi',  OiMiivo 
iiuiiseiuiorlU'i'  fc  Co. 


Ojiliir 

Hlieriilaii 

Silver  (;it-v 

Hilvcr  City 

Silver  City 

SilviT  City 

Silver  City 

Slur  City 

Stiir  City 

Stone  Oaten 

Stone  (illleH 

Toiyiilie  City 

Tiiiyiilio  ('ity 

p.  171)  IJiiionvillc 

L7I)     I'liiiinville 

I'niiinville 

Villi  SyrlUeH 

Viru-iiiiik 

VVanliiie  City 

WuhIioo  I'ity 

(hco  iidv. 

WmhIioo  City 

,l(i:<)WuHli(K'City 

Wanlioe  City 

Winnemueeu 


I  Mining  Engineer 

Hlfitcliley,  A. 
Clayton,  J.  K. 
|{iotte,  h.  N. 
SIIKKMAN.E.  A. 
Widiiev,  U.  M. 
I  JANIS,  LOI'IS  Ju.'sno  iidv.  d 


AiiHttn 

AiiHiin 
Aiimin 
A  lint  in 
AiiHiiii 
p.  lt.'i)VirniiiliiCity 


Musio  and  Musical  Instruments. 

K<>.\,  .lOIIN  O,  (nee  adv.  depl.  p.  1...S)    Tmiwhi  City 
l)iile,  U.  &  Co.  Viiginiii  City 


Dorr,  J. 
I  lloiiton,  L.  H. 
Kl'lI.J. 


Musio  Teachers. 


OoM  Hill 

Virtrinju  City 
ViiKiii'n  City 


Newpapers. 


Mill  and  Mining  Qoods. 

llritliin.  t1.  W.  \.  Co.  Aunt  ill 

llUNCAN.  .1.  .M.  k  CO.  Aimtiii 
110l.ltl{O()K,  MKUUILL  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

deiit.  page  :tl')  Aunt  in 

SMITII,  KItANCIS  (neo  Iidv.  dcpt.  p.  Kiti)  Aiinlin 
KAIL,  K.  H.  (nee  ailv.  dept.  pii({<  157)  Carson  City 
HOWE  &  (JAI.LATIN,   (see  udv.  dept. 

pflue  l.'iti)  Dayton 

liirrNKH,  i;.  &  co.  ooid  inii 

(llLLIO,  .MOTTfcCO.  (boo  ndv.  depf.  p. 

U:>}  Virginiii  Citv 

EULAN(ii:it  vV  WEUTIiKLMEIl 

(sec  adv.  dept.  |)aKe  It'^t)  WohIioo  City 

Mill  Screen  Manufacturer. 

IIUOIIKS,  K.  Ooid  Hill 

Milliners  and  Millinery  Goods. 


[See  aino  hitrodaetory  .Siiinniary.] 

ESMKUALDA  UNION  Aniora 

IJEKSK  KIVKH  UKAKILLE  AiiHiin 

I  CAKSON  DAILY  Al'l'KAL  Ciiihoii  Citv 

:  OOLD  HILL  DAILY  Ni;\VS  Ooid  Hilt 

!  N Y K  (JO I ' NT Y  X EWS  lone 

lir.MHOLDT  l{i;(!I.STElt  I'nionville 

TKKIOTOIMAL  ENTKIU'RISK  ViiKinia  ('ity 

i  VIK<}INIA  DAILY  UNION  Viixinia  Citv 

j  EASTEliN  SLOPE  Wanlioc  City 


I  Jacknon,  K.  .Mrs. 
ij.Miiyer,  Mi-H. 
Wlivliiiid,  iMiH. 


Vii'Kiiiiu  City 
Vir^'iniii  Ciiy 
ViiMiiiia  City 


Mills,  Planing. 

IlIAWLKY,  MO.XLEY  &  CO.  Virginia  City 

|llUOLK,  8.  F.   (see  adv.  dept.  p.  II!))  Virginiu  City 

Mills,  Quartz. 

[See  Introductory   Siiinniary  for  location,  capacity 
cost,  etc.  of  eucli.] 

Mills,  Saw. 

I  (See  Introductory  Suiiiniary  for  location,  capacity, 
cost,  etc.,  of  each. 


News  Agents. 

[See  also  Itooksellers ;  also  Stationers.] 
Mitclieiicr,  .lolm  Aurora 

Drake,  K.  V.  Austin 

KO.K,  JOHN  (t.  (hco  adv.  dept.  p.  l.")S)  Carson  Citv 
DAVIS,  .IDIIN  H.  (see  adv.  dipt.  p.  Hi."))  Oeiioa 
MONT.MINNY,  A.  (iold  Hili 

linrrall,  W.  11.  Viruiiiia  (,'ity 

Croall  &  Uiisiier  Viivriiiia  City 

Diirant,  J.  L.  Virjfiiiiii  City 

I'l'vseott,  (}.  W.  Jr.  Virniiiia  City 

Holmes,  N.  ^Vllslloe  City 


Notaries  Public. 


date 


Iblakkly,  w.  {}. 

IUov<l,J.  E. 
iDimii.N.J.  T. 

Ifuench.j.  8. 

lllutcbinBoii,  S.  It. 
IPhIiio,  J.  H. 
Il'iiiily,  \V. 
Il'liillips,  Jolin 
lliiiyniond,  V.  IJ.  R. 
iKiissell,  W.  V. 
.Siwldiird,  B.  H. 
■White,  T.  V. 
TVILLIAAIS,  R. 

PAXK8,J.  A. 

fcVANS,  O.  M. 

>OUSE,  JOSEPH 

AVEUY,  D.  E. 


Mining  Agents 

(see  adv.  dept. 


p.  IO!l)    Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Uuionville 

Unionvillo 

Unionville 

Virginia  City 


[See  also  Inlroductory  Suiiiiiiiiry  lor  i^.^ideiice, 

of  ii|ipoiiitiMeiit,  etc.,  of  eiicli.] 
Appleliee,  \V.  V. 
HLAKE.  W.  J. 

ULAKKLY,  \V.  O.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Iiil' 
('OOK,  JUSTIN  K. 
MOLONYvt  SCHEUMIEK 
Sidiel,  J. 
Cliandler,  H.  11. 
Walton,  O.  W. 
Sinvleg,  S.  M. 

HARVEY,  J.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ui 
EVANS,  O.  M. 
liuriall,  W.  II. 
Kisli,  Cliarles  H. 
King,  J.  L. 
Morgan,  H.  JI. 
VAN  MOKKELEX,  W.  A 

adv.  dept.  page  141) 
Wood,  W.  8. 

HARUIS,  C.  N.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1C4)  WasliocCity 

Wellingtons 

Oculists. 


M. 


Aurora 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Clan  Alpiu 

Coiiio 

Crystal  Peak 

ri)    "       Genoa 

Unionville 

Viririnia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Phelps,  E.  C. 
Pilkingtou,  J.  H. 


Virgiuia  City 


Oil,  Dealers. 

[See  Groceries;  also  Ah  vliants,  Genend.] 

Opticians. 

[See  Watcliuiakers  and  Jewelers.) 


MALLARD,  G.  H. 


Painters,  Coach. 


Virginia  City 


A..  BOMAIT  ft  Co.,  San  Franoisoo,  reoeive  New  Booka  br  every  Steamer. 


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Painters,  House  and  Sign. 

COWING  &  CO.  Cars'  •  City 

Poster,  A.  J.  Car-iou  City 

Matleifu,  GeorKO  Ciirson  CitV 

ADAMS,  K.  W.  Gold  Kill 

Brown,  C.  L.  Gold  Hill 

Decker,  P.  II.  Gold  Hill 

Iwmc.W.H.  Gold  Hill 

IJiittn,  H.  Virginia  Citv 

MILLAN  &  WILLOCK      .  Virginia  City 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 

[See  also  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 

Lane,  C.  C.  Austin 

HA5IMKU,  ClIAULES  S.  (see  ndv. 

deiit.  i)iiue  150)  Carson  City 

MANliLEHAUM  &  TOBKINEK  (see 

adv.  dent,  page  Ifil)  Carson  City 

MUNCKTON  &  WAKNEli  (see  adv. 

dent,  page  ICO)  Carson  Citv 

WILLIS,  O.  V.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  161)  Carson  City 
HAIJNED,  W.  T.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ISfil  Davton 
PREDEklCKS,  JOSEl'H  Virginia  "City. 

EULANGEU  &  WERTHEIMER 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  103)  Washoe  City 

Paper  Hangings. 

[See  also  Mercliauts,  General.] 
Lane,  C.  C.  Austin 

Brown,  C.  L.  Gold  Hill 

PUKUEUICKS,  J.  Virginia  City 

MILLAN  &  WILLOCK  Virginia  City 


Pawnbrokers. 


5     HANAK,  A. 


Photographers. 

KRAUSE,  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  170) 
LUDLOW,  P.  G. 
Beuls,  II.  S. 
Cook  &-  Noe 

SUTTERLEY  BROS,  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  1-lit) 


Virginia  City 


Austin 

Carson  Citv 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


MaSON,  B.  S 

Mehan,  Dr. 

Chase,  A. 

Morton  &  Cliauibliu 

Murphy,  N.  S. 

Thomas,  W.  L. 

Willard,  E,  X. 

Wixom,  W.  W. 

MUNCKTON,  GEORGE 

Thompson,  J.  I). 

TJAUER,  A.  W. 

Hazlett.  J.  C. 

Jones,  W.  B. 

Steele,  W. 

Gaston,  W. 

Hall,  J.  W. 

Weber,  R. 

Walley,  D. 

Linhop,  S. 

RIDDLE,  J.  G. 

Zahriskie,  C.  B. 

White,  J. 

Ellis,  J.  J. 

Berthier,  A. 

Bird,  N.  J. 

Brouson,  II. 

Brown,  D.  P. 

Bryerlv,  W. 

Connofly,  P. 

Desche,  Dr. 

Donner,  P. 

Green,  C.  C. 

Hitler,  F. 


Physicians. 


Aurora 

Aurora 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Autttiu 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Davton 

Gold'Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Hot  Snrings 

Huniikers 

lone 

Silver  City 

Star  City 

Steamboat  Spring's 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Keyser,  P.  W. 
McAIeans,  S.  A. 
Pinkerton,  T.  H. 
Pitser,  J.  S. 
Stephenson,  W.  N.  C. 
Underhill,  H.  T. 
Voight,  C.  B.  P. 
WatiH,  S.  T. 
Vroomun,M. 
Weed,  G.  A. 

Plumbers. 

Cochran  &  Gray 
Ilaubridge  &  Punnisou 


Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  (,'it'v 
Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  Citv 
Washoe  Citv 
Washoe  Citv 


Virginiii  Citv 
Virginii.City 

Printers,  Book  and  Job. 

[See  Newspapers.] 

Produce. 

ENNOR  k  CO.   (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

HALLOCK,  J.  W. 

McHARDY,  G.  W. 

Bush,  H. 

HATCH  &  BROTHERS 


17 


i'  Aurora 

Aiijiiiii 

Austin 

Virginia  Citv 

Virginia  t'il'v 


Provisions. 

[See  Groceries  and  Provisions.] 

Publishers. 

[See  Newspajiers.] 

Quicksilver. 

HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &  CO. 


BANK  OPCALIPORNIA 
SHARON  &  PINN 


Ausliii 
Gold  Hill 
Virginia  City 


Heal  Estate  Agents. 

BLAKELY,  W.  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1C9)     Austin 

Bona,  A.  Aiisliu 

Bruce,  R.R.  Austiu 

Crnlhers,  B.  Austin 

Kno.x,  S.  Austin 

Murphy,  T.  J.  Austin 

Stansliury,  B.  B.  Austin 

Tiltoii,  James  Austin 


EVANS,  O.  M. 

Bestaurauts. 

Laws,  J.  G. 

Swenson,  P.  O. 

Allen  St,  Biickliam 

BARON  BROS,  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

BERNART,C. 

Krolile  &,  Drevfuss 

Loustnlut,  B.  &  Co. 

J    _RTIN,  B. 

Wilcox  &  Merchant 

Ebner  &  Ochsner 

JOV,  w.  p. 

Holmes,  Mrs.  L.  It. 

Webb,  H. 

Meyer,  Ellet  &  Co. 

Rise  &  Co. 

Haub,  Charles 

Heiin,  J. 

MUNROE  &  NIXON 

Schaefer,  John 

Alvarez,  M. 

Ardant  St,  Co. 

Hettinger,  George 

BROWN  &.  EVANS 

Devicole,  O.  E. 

Pischer  St,  Schmadeko 

Gassend,  P. 

Giest,  Mrs.  R. 

Gordon  St,  Sprott 

Herbald,  Adam 

Horst,  II. 

Larouche,  A.  fe  Co. 


Uniouville 


171) 


Aurora 

Auioiii 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Carson  City 

Carson  City 

Daytu'n 

Dayton, 

Empire  i'ity 

Gcnoii 

Gold  Hill: 

Gold  Hill! 

Gold  Hill  ■ 

Gold  Hill 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  Citv 


Virgil   - 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City  jl 
Virginia  City  il 
Virginia  City  f 


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ited  States. 


Virginia  City 
Virginiii  I'itV 
Virgiiiiii  Cii'v 
Virginiii  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  Citv 
Virginia  City 
Waslioe  City 
Wusbou  Citv 


Virginir.  City 
Virginii.  City 


iJob. 

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Ausiiii ' 
Aiisliu 
Virginia  City : 
Virginia  Citv 


-isions.] 
] 


AlKlill 

Gold  Hill 
Viif'inia  Citv 


ants. 

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Austin 
Austiu 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Uniouville 


Aurura 
Aufoiii 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Carson  City 
Carson  City 
Uiiytunii 
Dayton; 
Empire  City 
Genoa  I 
GoM  Hill; 
Gold  Hill  i 
Gold  Hill! 
Gold  Hill; 
Virginia  City  I 
Virginia  Citv  il 
Virginia  Ciiyii 
S'irginiaCiiVj 
Virginia  Ciiyi 
Virginia  Ciit 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  Ciiy 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  Ciiy 
Virginia  Ciiy 


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LEGATE,  C. 
Mann,  G 
Ros8,  VV.  A. 
Young.  Jacol) 
Harstow.  Mrs. 
EP.ST1NE,  LOUIS 


Spaulding.W.  II. 
jbNES,  G.  F. 


Salt  Dealers. 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
WiiHlioe  City 
Waslioe  City 

AuMiii 
Virginiii  City 


Sash  Makers. 

[See  Doors,  Sashes  and  Dlinds.] 

Sawing  and  Planing. 

[Sue  MiUa,  Planing.] 

Scho'^ls. 

[See  Academies.] 

Seeds. 

[See  also  Apothecaries;  also  Merchants,  General.] 
HAMMEU,  C.  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  hW)  Carson  Citv 
MUXCKTOX  &  WAUXEU  («ee adv.  dept. 

page  ItiO]  Carson  City 

WILLIS,  O.  P.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  1611 

Carson  City 
WILLIS  &  WEED  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  163) 

Waslioe  City 

Sewing  Machines. 

MAISII,  C.  II.  Carson  City 

Soap  Manufacturers. 

Dutfy,  Jnnics  Carson  City 

Soda  Water  Manufacturers. 

HELFIfUII  &  FUliTII  Anslin 

PKOCTttK',  II.  H.  Carson  Citv 

KELLY.  CHOZIEU  &.  CO.  Virginia  City 

MOKTOX,  E.  II.  Viiginia  City 

Stables,  Livery. 

conn,  S.  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  171) 

Kobinson,  ('.  I. 
i  Scrivener,  K.  E. 
I  Bruce,  K.  K. 

lOAIXEU.  .lAMES  (see  adv.dept.  p.  170) 
iMACO.MM,  WILLIAM 
>  McKininions,  M. 
I  Olds.  E. 

Kogers,  Austin 

Sweonev,  W.  II. 

'tuiplI':t,.j.  f. 
iwiiiitox,  .1.  s. 

ISlierwiHiil,  .loin 

SMITH,  TO. 

Iluaiilton,  Suninil 

Williams,  J.  (}. 

Slierbnrni".  G.  J. 

Tliorntoii  &  Gago 

Day,  II.  L. 
jUiirnard,  11.  t3. 
I  KlosBoni,  .1.  .A. 

Miller,  G.  M. 

Derliy  &  llasB 

HEIL8IIOKNS, 


Anrora 

Aurora 

Aurora 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Ai.stin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Austin 

Carson  City 

(^aition  City 

Dayton 

Davtou 

l<:tna 

Gcnim 

Gold  Hill 

lone 

Star  City 

Uniouville 

Virginia  I'ity 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  ('ity 

MOONEY,  WILLIAM  (sec  adv.  dept.  p. 

HH)  Virginia  City 

OLIN,  A.  S.  (see  udv.  dept.  page  14«)  Virginia  CifV 
YOUX(»,  H.  D.  Virginia  City 

McFarlnnd,  S.  Wnslioe  City 

McMundell,  II.  &  nro.  Waslioe  City 

Stage  Lines. 

Qraliam  &  Evans  Aurom  to  Silver  Peak 

Wellington,  I).  ,Ir.  Aurora  to  Sononi 

Bunting,  A.  J.  &,  Co.  Austin  to  Ophir  Canon 


AD. 
LIGHT  &  HAVILAND 


Dorsey  &  Wellington  Austinto  Wellington'b 

WILSON,  JOHN  A.  (see  adv.  .Ipjit. 


Austin  to  lone 

Carson  City  to  Ilutriikers 

Carson  City  to  Dayton 

Genoa  to  SilveV  iMountaiu, 


page  170) 
Dyer,  L.  H. 
Kenville,  Joseph 
GELATT  &  MOORE 

California. 

Ilaight, Virginia  to  Gold  Hill 

MiicFarland,  S.  Virginia  to  Waslno 

Manchester, Virginia  to  Dayton 

MIL!.EK  V  RIPLEY  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  lu.'l)  Virginia  City 

Morton  &  Wright  Virginia  to  Meiwlow  Lake 

Moyer,  Frank  Virginia  to  Uniouville 

Kaplu'l,  M.  Virginia  City  to  Meadow  Lake 

Keed,  J.  Virginia  City  to  Meadow  Lake 

Rolierts,  J.  J.  Virginia  City  to  Jleadow  Lake 

Wilson,  W.  F.  'Virginia  to  Carson 

Dyer,  F.  H.  Washoe  to  Carson 


Stationers. 

[■See  also  Booksellers  ;  also  News  Agents.] 


173) 


Aurora 
Aurora 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 
Austin 


Austin 
Austin 


COMN,  D.  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p, 

Mitciiener,  J(din 

Diinlap,  J.  AV. 

FEXLEY,  D. 

Ileideiiheimcr,  A. 

Keunev,  A.  J. 

KOSTEH,  iMENKE  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  ItiS) 
SOLMS  &  FEKNHACII 
KOX,  JOHN  G.  (see  adv.dept.  p.  158)  Carson  City 
HAMMER,  C.  S.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  ia))Caison  City 
Sliav.J.M.  Dayton 

DAVIS,  .1.  II.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  165)  Genoa 

Hloouitielil,  E.  Gold  Hill 

Cliubbnck  fc  Plielan  Gold  Hill 

Markewitz,  M.  (Jold  Hill 

MONTMINNY.  A.  Gold  Hill 

Sehwart/.,  M.  Gold  Hill 

lloexle,  F.  Virginia  City 

Hnrlie,  A.  ,1.  Virginia  City 

Hiirndl,  W.  II.  Virginia  City 

Cicaltio.  M.  Virginia  C'ity 

Croall  &.  liasner  Virginia  City 

Diimnt,  J.  L.  Vir^-inia  City 

Leviscai,  H.  Virginia  City 

Prescott,  G.  W.  Jr.  \Mrgiiiia  City 

VAN  IIOKX,  J.  F.  Virginia  City 

WALLACE,  H.  F.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  151) 
Archer  &.  Enor 
Cook,  Isaac 
Eplnaiin,  A.  li. 
Gallup,  O.  H. 
Grannis,  C.  U. 
Holmes,  N. 

Stovos  and  Tinware. 

[See  also  Hardw.Tre.] 
nrittnn,  J.  W.  &  Co. 
HOLHUOOK,  MEinULL  &.  CO.  (see 

adv.  dept.  p.  IW.)  Austin 

DAVIS,  E.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  l.'iS)  Carson  City 
RAIL,  E.  n.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  157)  Carson  Citv 
TREAT,  W.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  156)  Davtoii 
Derhv,  S.  P.  Gold'llill 

O  N15ILL,  R.  C.  Gold  Hill 

liakcr  &  Andrews  Virginia  Citv 

GILLIG,  MOTT  &  CO.  (see  udv.  dept. 

page  145)  Virginia  City 

Koch,F.  Virginiii  City 

Young,  Jucob  Jr.  Virginia  City 

Harris,  G.  Wasliou  City 


Virginiii  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  C'ily 
Washoe  City 
Washoe  City 


Austin 


French,  J.  8. 
•JAMES,  J.  E. 


Surveyors. 

[*  Civil  Engineefs] 


Austin 
Virginia  City 


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.MASON,  E.  L. 
Weacoat,  F. 


Virginia  C'ity 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Tailors,  Merchant. 

[See  alao  Clothing.] 
DAVIS  fc  RICH  Virginia  City 

Tanneries. 

GARDNER,  M.  C.  CurBon  City 

Toysj 

[See  Musical  InBtrunienttt,  Varieties,  etc.] 
Dale,  R.  &  Co.  Virginia  City 

Undertakers. 

Hamlin,  H.  H.  Gold  Hill 

KEYE8,  E.  VV.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  151)  Virginia  City 
Scliaetler,  John  Virginia  City 

Wilson,  J.  W.  Virginia  City 

Upholstery  Ooods. 

[See  Dry  Gooils;  also  Merchants,  General.] 


*  Varieties. 

Tvler,  J.  W. 
FlNLEY,  1). 

lliirris,  S. 

Ileidenheinier,  A. 

Kennev,  A.  .1. 

A  UK  AH  A  MS,  S. 

FOX,  .tOHN  G.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

<Iacob>i  &.  Vlalt 

Kpliraiin   L. 

HICKEi'.M.C. 


Aurora 

AuKtin 

Austin 

Austii' 

Austin 

Carson  City 

158)  Carson  City 

CarnoM  City 

Dayton 

DnVton 


HYMAN,  N. 
]<looniKeld,  E. 
Markewitz,  M. 
Sfhwiirt/,,  M. 
ZANOVICH,  GEORGE 
EH  HINGER,  V. 

(ilcason, . 

Gold,  L. 

VAN  HORN,  J.  F. 

WALLACE,  H.  F. 


fienmi 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Gold  Hill 

Silver  City  ' 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Veterinary  Surgeon. 


McMunro,  J. 


Virginia  City 


Watch-Makers  and  Jewelers. 

St.  Louis,  Charles  AiiKlin 

Siriuiss.  A.  Aiirtin 

VEIJVK,  Z.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  1C7)             AiiMin 

CiS)Hhy,  [.  N.  Carrion  City 

Durkee,  F.  D.  Gold  Hill 

Welton,  .7.  T.  Gold  liJH 
HYMAN,  J.  (see  au\'.  dept.  page  171)      Unionvillc 

EavcH.  W.  T.  Virginia  City 

KENT,  TIH)MAS  Virginia  City 

Nve  &  Rothc'ubiicher  Virginia  ('ii'y 

RblSEN,  A.  '  'irginia  City 

Water  Cures.  T. 

MucM  U'     H  Virginia  City  -  J 

Aater  Works. 

Austin  Wfiter  Works  Aiislin 

VIRtUNlA  AND  GOLD  HILL        Virginia  City 


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Agricultural  Implements. 

[See  iMiirclmiitH,  (ifiieriil.] 

Apothecaries. 

[See  hIho  Drujjs  and  iMudicuien.] 


TUUNKU,  1). 
Willard  &  Sou 
Kellu)^'^:  &  MaddockB 
UitliHiii,  •lohn 
Willi  &  Diivid 
Colmaii,  K.  W. 
DAY,  J.  II. 

Architects. 

HAMMOND,  W.  (Marim) 

Assayers. 

Day,  J.  11.  ^\■ll 

KLMElt,  A.  11.  VVi 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

ItiKelow,  1).  I{. 
KVANS,  KLWOOl) 
(iAKKIKLDK,  O.  S. 
liiiiie,  UU'liai'd 
McKADDKN,  O.  U. 
Mosfn,  A.  J. 
SuiKi'iit,  V.  M. 
SimrkH,  tl.  (r. 
DENNMSON,  H 


Olynipia 

Olvmpia 

^Seattle 

Stcilacooni 

Vancouver 

Wiilhi  Walla 

WiiUa  Wallu 


Parker,  H. 
ShuiiiRlein,  H.  L. 
VANSYCKLE,J.  M. 


Wulla  Walla 

Walla  Walla 

Wallula 


Auctioneers. 

Teegaiden,  W.  Walla  Wulla 

Bakers  and  Bakeries. 

EISENHKIS,  C.  (at'-,  udv.  dept.  paRc  181 


K.  ist'e  adv. 


Seattle 


la  Wallu 
lla  Wulla 


Olynipia 
Olynipia 
Olynipia 
Olynipia 
Olyaipiii 
Olyiiijii.i 
Olynipi;i 
Olynipia 


TERRY,  C.  C. 

Wielii'iw,  .Jacob 
Mancv.  .loliu 

bre(:htel,  o. 

Oreellc,  Frank 


Gordon,  A.  V. 
Fitzpatrick,  IJ. 
Ilari'ii^,  8.  .M. 
Ilildeliiaud,  O. 
Miiruli  &  Durgiin 
Juber,  Horace 


Blacksmiths. 


Port  Townsend 

Seattle 

Seattle 

Vancouver 

Wallu  Walla 

Walla  Walla 

Claqunto 

Pinckney  City 

Piiickney  City 

Pinckney  City 

Vancouver 

Wallula 


Austin,  Oeort,'o 


Boat  Builders. 


Seattle 


dcpt.  p.  If^ll 

Port  Townsend 
Onrlioldc  &  Kennedy  Port  TowuHPiid 

IIUBHS,  PAUL  K.  {»ee  adv.  dept.  p.  ISO) 

Poll  Townsend 


MrOill,  U.  M. 
IlHailin,  T.  T. 

iintns,  paulk.jk. 

Hull,  I.  M. 
MAYNAKl),  I).  S. 
MHiill,  II.  M. 
McOillvru,  J.  .1. 
CLARKE,  FRANK 

WlMMl,  W.    II. 

(.'iipli'g,  J.  F. 
CilileB,  II.  L. 
Melclier,  J.  M. 
LiuicaBter,  C. 
Laiieruve,  A.  J. 
Potter,  J.  D. 
STRUVE,  II.  O. 
DnKim,  F.  P. 
Kui'Ko,  Sheldon  1). 
JolaiHon,  P.  H. 
I.usHter  &  Lungford 
Mix,  James  I>. 


Port  TowuHeiid 

Sail  iliiau 

San  Juau 

Seattle 

Seattle 

Scuttle 

Seattle 

Steiliici  10111 

Stcilacooiii 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Vaiuiouver 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Wallu  Walla 

Wallu  Walla 

Walla  Wallu 

Wallu  Wulla 

Wallu  Wallu 


I  Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

;  [See  also   DriiffM  and  MediciucH  ;  alBO  MercliantB, 

Deiii'ial;   also  VaiieliuB.] 
I  Siu-Keut,  F.  M.  Olyinpia 

kOTllSCIIILI),  D.  C.  H.  (see  adv.  dept. 

iiai{i:  !'^i;  Port  Towuseiiu 

I  Pinckliain,  A.  S.  Seattle 

;  Cochran,  II.  Vancouver 

I  Johnson,  II.  E.  Walla  Wulla 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Dealers. 

BARNES,   GEORGE   A    (see  adv.   dept. 

page  1(7)  Oivnipia 

LinilTNER,  I.  (oee  adv.  dept. p.  17?)  Olynipiu 

PARKER,  JOHN  (}.  Ju.  (see  adv.  dcpt. 

p.  177)  Olynipia 

PERCIVAL,  F.  W.  (see  adv.  dept.)..  177)  Olynipia 
llesseiiger,  E.  Pinckney  City 

AIcLureu,  W.  J.  Port  TowuBead 

ROTHSCHILD,  U.C.  II.   (see  adv.  dept. 

page  181)  Port  Townsend 

Mc(iruth,  W.  H.  Vancouver 

Moore  &  Sovey  Vancouver 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

McDonald,  J.  J.  Seattle 

Tieeii,  L.  A.  Seattle 

WOLD,  PETER  &  HROS.  Seattle 


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Brewers. 

nntterlielil  &  Co. 
WOODS,  J.  &.  J.  R. 

llofl'Htelter,  John 
Mt'Lotm  &  Shcrniiiu 
Schiniof.'  &.  Hiown 
Locke,  John 
Meyer  &  Uiishi^er 

Butchers. 

MITCHELL,  WILLIAM     . 
(.JhiffHon,  J.  &  Co. 
Hooth,  William 
Kinihitll,  J.  M. 
ISeerly  &  Liuigston 

Cabinet  Makers 

[See  also  Furnitnre.] 
Sliiel.  Edward 


Muckilteo 

Olynipia 

Pinckiiev  City 

Seattle 

Seattle 

Steilacoom 

Walla  Wallu 


Olynniia 

Pinekney  City 

Port  To\vii8en'(l 

Port  Townsend 

Seattle 


Wallu  WullB 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

KinHly  &  ^laiHhall  Pinckney  City 

HrooliH,  Samuel  I'ort  TownBeiul 

t'lin^jer  &  Jordan  Port  Towiisoiid 

Tiieker,  A.  11.  Port  Townsend 

RUSSELL  &  SHOREY  Seattle 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  niHO  BlackBinitlio.] 
Dovell  &  Ma»8atu  Walla  Wiilla 

Cigars. 

[Sec  also  Liquors;  also  Merchants,  General.] 

Hauer,T.  Walla  Walla 

Wolfstein  Si.  Pro.  Walla  Wallu 

Clergymen. 

Ehler,  A.  R.  (Christian)  Olyinpia 

llyland,  P.  E.  (Episcopalian)  Olyinpia 

Siiiipaon, (Presbyterian)  Olyinjiiu 

Tretontaiiie, (Roui.  Catli.)  Port  Tow nsend 

HuiJiley,  I).  (Methodist)  Seattle 

Wiiitworth,  G.  i  .  (Presbyterian)  Seattle 

Uaynor,  J.  O.  Steilacoom 

Sloan,  O.  W.  (Presbyterian)  Steilacoom 

Weston,  R.  (Haplisf)  Steilacoom 

Chirouse,  E.  C.  (Catholic)  Tnlulip  Hay 

nines,  H.  K.  (Methodist)  Vancouver 

McCurthy,  J.  (Episcopalian)  Vancouver 
Chandicrlain,  P.  15.  (Conj,'regationalist)  Walla  Walla 

Deiirdoli;  J.  I).  (Metliodist)  Walla  Walla 

Deluhanty, ,].  (Roman  Cutholic)  Walla  Walla 

Hulde  Father  (Roman  Catholic)  Wallu  Walla 

Clothing. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 

IJARNES,  GEORGE  A.  (see  adv. 

dept.  paue  177)  Olymi)ia 
ROTHSCHlLI),  1).  C.  H.  (see 

ailv.  dept.  page  IHl)  Port  Townsend 

HINDS,  S.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  piige  17!i)  Seattle 

Welch  &  Greenfield  Seattle 

Harris,  Isuae  Wullu  Wulla 

Confectioners. 

[See  also  iiakers.] 
SYLVESTER,  E.  Olympiu 

Cordage. 

[Sec  also  Hardware  -,  also  Merchants,  General.] 


HINDS,  S.  B. 

Perkins  F.  W. 
liarnuKl,  C.  P. 

Locke,  John 
REESE,  I.  T. 


Dentists. 


Distillers. 


Seattle 


Pinckney  Cily 
Seattle 


Steilaroom 
Wallu  Walla 


Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  also  Merchunts,  General.] 
TURNER,  D. 
Willurd  &  Son 
Kellogg  &  Maddocks 


Latham,  John 
Wall,  David 
Colinan,  V.  W. 
DAY,  J.  H. 


Olympiu 

Olynijijii 

Sea!  I  If 


'^'•■ilaciKirii 

\  Mucniivcr 

Walla  WmHii 

Wallu  Wallu 


Dry  Goods. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
RARNES,  GEORGE  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 
puge  177) 
riicniiii 


ROTHSCHILD,  D.  C.  H.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  181) 
Jones,  Turubull  &  Co. 


Olyiii|iiii 


Port  Townseiiil 
Vancdiivtr 


Flour 


Olyiniiij 
Scalilf 


Express  Agents. 

Munson,  J.  H.  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.)  Olyiiiiii.i 

Crawford,  Slocuin  &  Co.  (Wells,  Fargo 

&.  Co.)  Vancoiivfi' 

Condon,  J.  P.  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.)      Wulla  WmII;, 
Flanders  &  Pelton  (VVells,  Fargo  &  Co.)      Wullnlii 

Flour  Dealers. 

[Sec  Merchants,  Genenil;  also  Mills 

Foundries. 

CLARKE,  J.  L. 
Sutlerance,  J.  A. 

Fur  Dealers. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General  ] 
Ferguson,  I).  II.  &  Co.  Piuckncy  Citv 

JIarshull,  L.  T.  PincUiwv  CilV 

LIGIITNER,  I.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  177)        <  )lyin|iiii 

Furniture. 

[See  also  Merchants,  Genend.] 
Ilarned,  J.  J.  Port  Townspinl 

Shiel,  Edward  Wulla  WmIIk 

Groceries. 

[See  also  Merchants,  Gencml.] 
IJARNES,  (iEOROE  A.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  177) 
LIOHTNER,  I.  (see  adv.  dept.  )>.  177) 


PARKER,  JOHN  (J.  Jr.  (see  adv.  dept 

page  177) 
PERCIVAL,  S.  W.  (see  udv.  dept. 
Williams,  V.  (J. 
EISENUEIS,  C.  (see  adv.  dept, 

page  Ml) 
TERRY,  V.  V.  (seeudv.  dept.  p.  17i)) 
Wiebens,  Jacob 
Keuch,  P. 
CROSMV,  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  I7f<) 
Shetiiehl,  1).  It.  Mrs. 
Howard  &,  Cady 
Isaac,  J.  C. 
Orselle,  Frank 
Stephens,  W. 


01yiii|ii,i 
OlyiM|ii;i 

( )lyin]iiii 

p.  177)  <tlyMi|iiii 

Olyin|iiii 

Port  Townscnd 

Scilllr 

Sciitik' 

Steihu'Dimi 

Tiiiinvutcr 
Vuiicouvcr 
Wulla  Wiilla 
Wallu  Wallu 
Walla  Wallu 
Wullu  Wallu 


Hardware. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General. ] 

LIOHTNER,  I.  (see  udv.  dept.  puge  177)    Olymiiia 

PARKER,  JOHN  G.  JR.  (see  adv.  dept 

puge  177) 
r. /<   t 


Olyinimi 
Olvniiiiii 


WiUnims.  C,  G. 

GERRI.SH.  O.  F.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  IS(l)  Port  Towiiwinl 

HINDS,  S.  H.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  17!»)  Scallle 

Horton,  Dcxier  Scaltlt- 

Phillips,  Willimn  Wallu  Walla 


Xnaure  in  the  best  Looal  Oompanyi "  TFX  FAai7I0." 


A.  KOHIiXiB'S  Huaio  and  Piano  Warerooms,  424  Banaom  Street,  Bon  Franoiaoo. 


WASHINGTON   TERRITORV.        UARNESS  —  MERCHANTS.      549 


Harness  and  Saddlery. 

I  See  uleu  Mercbtuite,  Geuernl.] 
IleB8iii(<er,  E.  Pinckney  City 

Wei'iien,  Oeorgo  Vuiifoiivur 

COOK,  J.  D.  Wullu  Walln 

Hats  and  Caps. 

[See  Clotliiiig.] 


Hotels. 

MillH 

D.  dinger 


m>\ 


Astor  House,  E 

Union  Hotel,  .T, 

llurbatilt,  A.  U. 

(iallH«lier,  S. 

PACIFIC  HOTEL,  Mrs.  U.  Howni 

(tiec  ii(tv.  (lept.  page  178) 
CoomliH,  S.  F. 
FKANKLIN  HOTEL,  J.  H.  Wood 

lev 
PIONEER  HOTEL,  I).  Sires  (see 

lulv.  (lept.  \mm'  181) 
WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  E.  N. 

Kice  &  Co. 

j  CollillM,  Jollll 

I  Occidental  Hotel,  J.  Collins        < 
j  Our  House,  Mrs.  A.  .T.  Hill 

Seattle  Hotel,  L.  C.  Hiu'iuon 

fiiillilier,  M. 

.Miirpliy,  .Innies 
i  ALTA  HOUSE,  A  Biggs 

lirimt,  iIoBepli 

I'liioii  Hotel,  J.  L.  Knnkin 

Cilv  Hotel,  OiiHtave  Joiienh 

IIAUTMAN,  M. 
,  I'nion  Hotel,  .1.  L.  KH,nkin 
!  Wiixliington  Hotel,  J.  iirtlt 
i  Perkins  &.  Hull 


Clu,;iiato 

CliKJuiito 

Montu'ello 

Olynipiu 

Olynipiii 
Port  Madison 

Port  Townsend 

Port  Townaend 

Port  Townaend 

Seubeek 

Seattle 

Seattle 

Seattle 

Stoiluvooin 

Utsalady 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Walla  Walla 

AValla  Walla 

Walla  Walla 

Walla  Walla 

Wallula 


Insurance  Agents. 

Parker,  .T.  (J.  .Ji'. — California  Home  Olyinpia 

DijfKH,  W.  H.— Conn.  Mutual  Lilc  and 

N.  V.  Accidental  Port  Townsend 

Kellogg,  (rardner — Home  Mutual  Seattle 

Li(<lit,  E.  A. — Home  Mutual  Steilacoom 

Ciiplcs,  H.  L.  &  •}.  V. — Home  Mutual       VantiMiver 
lilewitt,  J.  11.— I'acilic  Wallu  Walla 

Iron  and  Steel. 

ISee  Hardwrtre.] 

Jewelers. 

[.Sec  Watdiniakerg.] 

Leather. 

[See  Tanneries.] 

Liquors. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General  ]  «. 

HUHMEI.STEU,  C.  (see  adv.  dent.  p.  178)  Olymma 
CLANCEY  &  PKAY  (see  adv.  dept. 


page  17S) 
;  lliirrit,.  S.  M. 

Sliiiw,  .lolm 

lliittington,  A.  S. 
i(;OX\VAV,.T.  M. 
1  NEWTON  &  TRIP 
;  Pmtions,  Williatn 

TIIUJALS,  H.L. 

ANDERSON  &  STONE 

Haxter,  1).  K. 

Hoc,  H. 

Welib,  R. 

liUOW,  1). 

OKEANE,  P. 

Itarrett,  W.  H.     . 

CoBgrove,  M.  C. 

DaiinfouHer,  M. 

TERUY  &  nURELL 

Vaiisyckle  &.  Urittoii 


Olympia 

Pinckney  City 

Pinckney  City 

Port  Townsend 

Port  Townsend 

Port  Townsend 

Port  Townsend 

I'ort  Townsend 

.Seattle 

Seattle 

Stoilucooai 

Steilacoom 

Vancouver 

Vancouver 

Wallu  Wallu 

Wullu  Walla 

Wallu  Wulla 

Wallu  Wulla 

Wullulu 


Lumber. 

[See  Mills,  Saw.] 

Merchants,  Forwarding  and  Com- 
mission. 

[See  also  Merchant.'^,  General] 
FOWLER,  E.  S.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  181)  Port  Townsend 

Di»y,  Li-  Wallu  Walla 

Merchants— General. 

Wliero  may  be  found  a  geuei'al  assortment  of  Agri- 
cultural Iiui>lernent8,  Clothing,  Dry  Goods,  Gro- 
ceries, Hardware,  Provisions,  etc.  Merchants 
dealing  in  a  single  description  of  Koods  will  be 
found  under  tbe  appropriate  beads, 
Sndth  &,  Swan  Arkada 

Browning,  J.  T.  Claqu;ito 

Miller,  A.  N.  Franklin 

Stewart,  J.  P.  .  Franklin 

Walker, .).  W,aukliu 

Frost  &  Fowler  Muckilteo 

Webster,  H.  A.  Neah  Bay 

BARNES.  G.  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  177)  Olympi'u 
Bettman,  Lewis  Olymiiia 

LIGHTNER,  ISAAC  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  177)  Olympiu 

PARKER,  .1.  G.  JR.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  177)  Olynipiu 

PERCIVAL,  F.  W.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  177 1  Olynipiu 

Abranis,  L.  &  Co.  Pinckney  City 

Ferguson,  I).  H.  &  Co.  Pinckney  City 

Smith,  E.  T.  Pinckney  City 

.Stork,  S.  Port  Angel 'is 

Renton,  Smith  &  Co.  Port  Blakeley 

.Mastick.  S.  L.  &  Co.  Port  Discovery 

Amos,  Phinnev  &  Co.  Port  Ludlow 

JIEIGS  &  GAWLEY  Vovt  .Madison 

Colinan  &  Falk  Port  Orchard 

Bartlett,  C.  (;.  Port  Townsend 

Blumberg,  •!.  F.  &  Co.  Port  Townsend 

FOWLER,  E.  S.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  Ifil)  Port  Townsend 

(JERRISH,  O.  F.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 


dept.  page  ISO) 
HASTINGS,  L  " 


B. 


Port  Townsend 
l\)rt  Townsend 
Port  Townsend 


•lanit-s,  F.  W. 

ROTHSCHILD,  D.  C.  H.  (see  adv 

dept.  page  IS!)  Port  Townsend 

Warhass  &  Co.  San  Juan 

ADAMS,  BLINN  &  CO.  Seabeck 

HINDS,  S.  B.  (see  adv,  dept.  page  179)  Seattle 

llorton,  Dexter.  Seattle 

SETTLE,  JOSIAH  Seattle 

Williamson,  Joseph  Seattle 

Yesler,  II.  L.  &Co.  Seattle 

Sinclair,  W.  B.  Snohomish  City 

Goodtime,  L.  Steilacoom 

Huggiiis,  E.  Steilacoom 

McC^aw,  S.  &.  Co.  Steilacoom 

PINCUS,  PACKSCHER  &  LIGHT        .Steilacoom 

Prosch,  Charles  Steilacoom 

Thayer,  Andrew  Steilacoom 

Pope  &  Talbot  Teekalet 

Cook,  .John  Tumwater 
CROSSBY.  C.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept, 

page  178)  Tumwater 

Wilson,  E.  A,  Union  City 

GRENNAN  &.  CRANNEY  UtsaladV 

CRAWFORD,  SLOCU.M  &  CO,  Vancouve'r 

Kaiser,  S.  V.iuconver 

Lyon,  S.  M.  Vancouver 

Scliotield,  N.  Vancouver 

SMITH,  J.  F,  Vaiuouver 

Wintler,  M,  Vancouver 

Wise,  Joseph               '  Vuiu'ouver 

Bukor,  D.  8.  Si,  Co.  Wulla  Walla 


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Pacific    coast   business    directoiy, 


nuowN  imos  &  co. 

HKOWN,  N.  A-  E. 
Diiseiiberry  &,  UroB. 
Frank,  A.  &  Co. 
nnicliarH,  R. 
JACOns,  C.  &  CO. 
Kdlillmiitf',  Willinm 
KYGER,  ALPHEU8 
Loiipp  &  I)iiiineiil)iiiim 
Si'hwalmelier  IJrog.  &,  Co. 
FliiiiderH  &  Pcltoii 
Hutching,  U.  l». 
Bellinglmin  Buy  Co. 


Kline,  Mrs. 


Milliners. 
Mills— Grist. 


Wttllii  Wiillii 

Wiillii  Wnllii 

Walla  Walla 

Walla  Walla 

Wulla  Walla 

Walla  Wiilla 

Walla  Wallu 

Wnlla  Walla 

Wulla  Wnlla 

Walla  Walla 

Walliila 

Wallula 

Whatcom 


UtBJilady 


[See  also  lutroductury  S^iiiuiiary.] 
Bird,  J.  r.  Clmmberg  Creek 

Chainberg,  T.  M.  Chaniberg  Oeek 

Davis,  L.  A.  &  Bros.  Claqiiato 

DouKlag,  R.  H.  Colville  Valley 

FefKHBon,  I>.  H.  &.  Co.  Colville  Valley 

Woniiaciitt,  O.  B.  Colville  Vallev 

Giesy,  8.  Fort  Willopii 

Bii/.hv.  Jameg  Penn'gCove 

YESLKR  &  PLUMMER  (gee  adv.  dept.  p. 

17it)  Seattle 

Chaiiihei'g,  T  M.  Steilarooni 

CROSSBY,  C.  ft  CO.  (Bce  adv.  dept.  p.  178) 


ISAACS,  II.  P. 

Lo<>k,  Lon^  &  Oilhrelh 
Overholtzer  &  Jacobs 
REESE,  I.  T. 
Revnoldg,A.  II. 
Wait,  S.  M. 


Tiimwater 
Walla  Walla 
WiillH  Walla 
Walla  WhIIh 
Walla  Wiilhi 
Walla  Walla 
Walla  Walla 


Mills— Planing. 

Dovell  &  MasHain  Walla  Walla 

GlassfordA.  Shields  WMa  Walla 

Mills— Saw. 

[See  algo  Introductory  Siuiuiiary.| 


Bird,  J.  P. 
WilBon,  F.  A. 
Davis,  L.  A.  &  Brog. 
LaHeiir,  Henry 
Weaver,  Georire 
Pliininier,  Phillipg  &  Co. 
Sonle,  S.  &  Co. 
Batch,  Webber  &  Crooks 
RHOADES  &  CO. 
Renton,  Smith  &  Co. 
Mastick,  S.  L.  k  Co. 
Amos,  Phinnev  At  Co. 
MEIGS  AGAWLEY 
Colmnn  4  Falk 
ADAMS,  BLINN&  CO. 


Chambcrg  Creek 

Cheiiiicinn 

CInqnato 

Colville  Vallev 

Colville  Valley 

Freeport 

Fori  Wiliopa 

Nimiiially 

Palix  River 

Port  Blakeley 

Port  DiHcovery 

Port  Ludlow 

Port  Madison 

Port  Orchard 

San  Juan 


YEHLER  &  PLUMMER  (gee  adv.  dept.  p. 

179)  Seattle 

Pope  &  Talbot  Teekalet 

WARD.  J.  A.  &  CO.  Tumwater 
GHENNAN  &.  CRANNEY  (gee  adv.  dept. 

p.  180)  Utgalady 

Cox,  Lewis  A\'alla  Walla 

Linkton,  S.  Walla  Walla' 

Perkins,  J.  B.  Walla  Walla 

Vanl«r  &  Cox  Wulla  Walla 

CHrnian,  W.  Yakima 

Music  Dealers. 

[See  Bookgellers.]  ) 

News  Agents. 

[See  BookgcUerg.] 


Newspapers. 

PACIFIC  TRIBUNE  Olvninia 

WASHINGTON  STANDARD  (gee  adv.  '     [ 

pa»fo  335,  OlvniiMH 

PUGET  SOUND  WEEKLY  UrnuC 

VANCOUVER  REGISTER  Vaniciiv,  r 

WALLA  WALLA  STATESMAN        Walla  Walla 

Painters— House  and  Sign. 

Maul,  H.  Piuckncv  Ciiv 

BARTHROP,  GEORGE  Port  Towuhmi;! 

Physicians. 

SMITH,  n.  A.  Mnckilteo' 

Ellson.J.M.  Gikhiml 

Rowland,  Owen  Olviniiia 
WILLARD,  RUFUS  (gee  adv.  dept. 

pnj;e  17!>)  fMyinpia 

Whittomore,  S.  Pincknev  Cny 

(.'alhomi,  G.  B.  Port  Townscu'd 

Kuhn,  Louig  Port  TrwiiwiiJ 

O'BRIEN,  P.  M.  Port  To\viihii,| 

Fickle,  1).  Scallli' 

MAYNARD,  D.  S.  S.alll, 

ROBERTSON,  W.  II.  Sealll,. 

SETTLE,  JOSIAII  SfaiiV 

Smith,  II.  A.  .Sfiitil,, 

Williamgim,  .logepli  SimiiI,. 

({ibsoii.  W.  (;.  Walla  Wall;, 

Keumjy,  L.  C.  Wnlla  W;illj 

KiuHev,  Stephen  Walla  Wnlla 

STi:iNBER(iER,G.  M.  Walla  Walla 

Slevengon,  E.  Wnlla  Walla 

Bestaurants. 

[See   uIbo  Hotels.] 
limit  &  Morrill 
Extiiie.  MiiHCH 
.Aloon,  Marftaret 

Stables— Livery. 

CHAPMAN  BROS. 

(fniinjfcr.  ('. 
WINDSOR.  H. 
T'  MIALS,  H.  L. 

Cdllius,  John 
WychoH'.  L.  V. 
Baker,  William 
Brant,  Joseph 
Abbot,  J.  F. 
Tierney,  Thouun 


Port  Townsciil 

San  .liiiiii 

Walliili, 


Olyiiipia 
>  Olynipia 

( Hyaijiia 
Port  TownsiMid 

SiMlll,' 

Si'alil.- 

ViincOMVlT 

Viini'iiavcr 
Walla  Walla 
Wulla  Walla 


Stage  Lines. 

GRAINGER  &.  DAVIS  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  17S)  01yiii|ii:i 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Shei'lmn,  .1.  F.  Port  Townsi'ii.l 

M(  ALEKK,  II.  Scaiilo 

Phillipg,  W.  Walla  Walla 

Tailors.  | 

Peterson,  .John  Port  Townsemr 

Welch  A.  Greenfield  Siiitik' 

Fox,  Peter  Vanniuvir 

Maroney,  J.  T.  Vancouver! 

•  Tanners. 

Wooden.  M.  I)  A  Son 
BYLES.J. 

Toys. 

SYLVESTER,  i:. 

Watchmakers  and  Jewelers. 

BULKELEY,  S.  S.  Port  TownreiiJ 

ELMER,  A.  B.  Walla  Walla 

Simmons,  Siinniel  Walla  WhII.i 


Scnttlf 
TumwHtir 

( Jlymiiia 


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Oljnipitt 
B  ndv. 

Olviiiiiid 

Vancinivcr 
Wiillu  Wnllii 

I  Sign. 

rinckiu'v  Cily 
Port  'rownsenil 


It. 


Miickilieo 
Oiklanil 
Olyiiiiiiu 


<^>l\'inpiii 

riiifkncy  Ciiv 

Port  Tciwiisi-iiii 

I'ort  TowiiN'iiil 

Port  Towiii-ciiil 

Sciilllf 

Sfiillk' 

Seullle 

Sfilillc 

Snilll. 

SlMlll,. 

Wiilhi  Wall;, 
Wiillii  Walli 
W.illa  Willi;, 

\\',\\U  Wl,l|;, 

Walla  Wiilli, 


Port  TdwiisciiI 

San  •liuiii 

Wallill;, 


Olyniii'ia 
<)lylll|ii;i 

( )lyni|iiii 
Port  TowiisiMiil 

SlMllI,' 

Srallk 

VancDiivi'V 

Vanniuvir 

AValla  Wiilla 

Walla  Wall;, 


(lopt. 

Olyaii'ia 

vare.  \ 

Port  'rownsciiil 

S.'aill>.' 

Walla  Wiilb 


Port  Townwiiil 

Sflltik' 
Vani'nuviT  I 
VancouviT' 


Seiillle 
Tiimwuti-T  I 

Olynipia  I 

Jewelers. 

Port  Towiifen.l 
Walla  Wnlla 
Walla  Wiilla  1 

r  Oalifomia. 


A.  KOHIiEB,  San  Franoisoo,  Agent  for  Chiokering  ft  Son'*  Pianos. 


ID/VTIO  TERRITORY 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Agricultural  Implements. 

[Scf  Mt'nli;intH,  (Seneral.] 

Apothecaries. 

[Sec  hIhi)  Drugs  and  MciiiciiiuK.] 

Qiiivy  &  (iraliatn  ISoise  City 

Sinilfi,  Kpliraiia  Uoise  City 

Fret'iann,  ('.  K.  Centreville 

('hi|)iiiaii.  M.  M.  Iilalio  City 

CmiK,  .laiiit'H  Iilalio  Citv 

KKLLY,  .M.  A.  Lewlntoii 

Kiinlmll,  U.  W.  Plaoiirvillo 

Oreiidorf,  K.  It.  I'hioeivill.- 

(iliMstiiier,  C.  K.  Uiiliy  City 

Smith  k  WooiImou  Silver  City 
Sears,  C.  A.                                    Warren's  Dij^giiig's 

Assayers. 

[See  also  (Sold  Dust  Dealers.] 

Heller,  Frederick  Idalio  Cily 
Koeiiigslier^rer.  S.  &.  Bro. 

'  Hnrlev,  liieliai'd  Lewistuii 

lllake'it  C'..  Silver  City 

t'aviliii,  diaries  Koekv  UaV 
KINO,  WKHIt  &  CO.  (seeudv.  dept. 

page  i;tJ)  Silver  City 

MoDoiialtl  Jt  Co.  Silver  City 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

HiirmeHter,  S. 

CURTIS  &  (iKOKOE  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  I  Hi) 

Heed.  A. 

MarKarv,  II.  W.  O. 
:  Miller  Jc.  Ciiiiitnings 

Jlfl'Mighliii,  D. 

llelitdiet.  L.  ().  Ceiitreville 

Martin  (n  .lolinson  Contreville 

jWalker,  C.  W.  Clildeii 
i  Crossaii,  H.                                               llnppy  Camp 

;  Aiiisla,  Oeorge  hla'lio  City 

Hrowii,  .J.  W.  Idaho  City 

Gdiiahl,  Frank  Idaho  City 

'  Oilliert  &,  Henlev  Idaho  City 

,  Hale  O.  C.           '  Idaho  City 

iHoUirook,  K.  D.  Idaho  Citv 

jKeithley,  W.  U.  Idaho  City 

!  May  Si,  Magraw  Idaho  Citv 

I  MrOown,  J.  L.  Idaho  Citv 

;  MrLaughliii,  Daniel  Idaho  City 

iMcrritt,  S.  A.  Idaho  C'V 


lioslioroiigli  &  Preston 
Seaniker,  S.  P. 
Shafer,  .1.  U. 
SIIKPHKKD.J.  M. 
Sims,  Colimiliiis 
Siielliiig.  K.  ». 
STKKKT,  H.  C. 
Wait,  C.  H. 
Wood,  \.  B. 
Daltni,  Fnnik 
MeDatiiel,  William 
Perecll,  John  J. 
Thaver,  W.  W. 
Dacfloy,  C.  C. 
Anderson.  V.  S.         » 
Gray.  K.  F. 
O'Conner,  J.  C. 
Davenport  &  Johnson 
Haines,  I.  D. 
Lariiihee  &  Edinnnds 
Martin  S;,  Johnson 
MILLEU,  JAMES 


Idaho  City    Slatlord,  C.'O 


llei-id  &.  Landcsmri'.'. 
Higbee,  L.  P. 
Huggaii,  Caton  &.  flanahl 
MeQnaide  &  MeQuaide 
Miller,  II.  T. 


Idaho  Citv 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  Citv 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  Cily 
Lewistoh 
TiCwislon 
Lewiston 
Ijewiston 
Pioneer  City 
Koeky  Bar 
Kooky  Bur 
KookV  Bar 
Kahy  Citv 
Ituhy  City 
Kahy  Citv 
Knhv  Citv 
Kuby  Citv 
Knbv  Citv 
Silve'r  CitV 
Silver  Citv 
Silver  Citv 
Silver  Citv 
Silver  City 


Boise  City 

Boise  (!ity 
Boise  City 
Boise  City 
Boise  City 


Auctioneers. 

Smith,  T.  n. 

Bakers  and  Bakeries, 

Clark  &  Welsh 
Krall,  John 
Barry,  Tliomas 
Constantine,  John 


Silver  City 


""•'"«,^  ista  Bar  I  jj^.^elspaeher.  Max 


Witler,  Henry 
Menge,  F.  &."Co. 

Bankers. 

[See  also  Assayei's.] 
KINO,  WEBB  &  CO. 

Baths: 

Tarnor,  It.  (mineral) 
Co8tiir&.  Walker 

Billiard  Saloons. 

[See  also  Liquors.] 
CLOSE  &  WESSELS 


Boise  City 
Boise  City 
Idaho  City 
Lewislon 
Plaeerville 
Plaeerville 
Silver  City 


Silver  City 


Bueim  Vista  Bar 
Silver  City 


Kuby  City 


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Blaoksmiths. 

«liItB,  O.  W.  Jt  Co.  Uoiso  City 

Cubliiii,  J.  liooiivillc 

Andfi-guii  &  Sunnu  Itncnu  VIkIu  liar 

Ori'cii,  J.  Hiieiiii  Vititu  liiir 

IIiiK'liiiifti*,  S.  K.  liiionii  ViMtii  Itiir 

Sliittiiiiiiii,  Oi'oi'KO  Itiivnit  Vititii  Hiir 

Tvi'liiinu,  Steplieii  Itiionii  ViHtn  Itiir 

Wickvi't,  •Fiu'ub  Uuvnii  Vista  Hur 

DuiiaKl,  'tVilliiim  Placui-vilie 

lleyii.  liouia                           '  I'lucorville 

LiIIkIh,  J.  PlHCLTVillv 

Lovell,  J.  &  Co.  Silver  City 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

[•Sc«  ulxo  Di'U^'H  niul  Modit'iiieH ;  iiIho  Mi'iTlmnts,  Ouii- 

ural ;  ulxo  Nuwh  Aguiita.] 

OILLKSl'FK,  UOHKUT  L.  Iloisc  City 

Mitivnei'  &  Liiiiikiii  lioiew  CitV 

Bhike.  C.T.  Itliiiio  City 

Clrtyton,  Yale  &  Co.  Idaliu  City 

riiiiiey,  JaiiieaA.  Iilabo  City 

UH/.ur(l,  J.  C.  I'laccrvillo 

ClenimciiH,  \V.  Kubv  City 

lldiuate,  J.  C.  l{iil)y  City 

Webb,  A.  11.  Silver  City 

WuoiIhou,  a.  E.  Silver  City 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Ayers,  E.  Silver  City 

Boots  and  Shoes— Dealers. 

[See  uIbo  MerchaiitH,  General.] 
nLOSSOM,  J.  M.  (8ce  adv.  aept.  p.  14-J)  Malio  City 


Idulio  City 

lioiac  City 
lloi«e  City 
Idalio  City 
Lowiston 
Placerville 
Hiiby  City 
Silver  City 
Silver  City 
Silver  City 
Warreu'H  Diggiiigu 

Brokers— Mining. 

McFarhiue,  Hiigb  lioeUy  Ilnr 

Vinceut,  Davis  &  Co.  Uiiby  City 

Butchers. 

Miller  <&  Co.  Itucna  ViHia  Bai' 

Wriglit  &  Iiinian  IjOwiHtoii 

Kolilheyer,  P.  &  Co.  Uuby  City 

lilarkinger,  V.  Silver  City 

McUaiiiel,  W.  li.  Silver  City 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 


Kiugeloy,  C.  S. 

Brewers. 

Adolph  &  Letup 
Sttizenat'ker,  IVter 
Finlier  it  Meydeiibutir 
Oaaibel,  OodlVey 

llolllllltll,    il(IM!pll 

Solinider  Si.  lltpcn 
(ioodiiian,  A.  &  Hro. 
Soniiiiercaiiip  ic  Hrny 
WilliainH  &  Slaglo 
Muuuel,  J.  J. 


Cigars. 


Tuttle,  H.  U. 

Boyle,  Kobert 
Ijindsav,  B.  H. 
EdwiirilB,  E.  D. 
iMuiiHlield,  .1.  S. 
Gerber,  Ferdinand 
l\M)le,  iFolm 
Krie<linan,  S. 
Ilardinmn,  William 

Clergymen. 

Karkler,  St.  Martin  (Prenbyterian) 
Hniuiltun,  II.  (Baptist) 
Poiilin,  A.  Z.  (Uuinun  Catholic) 
KobeitH,  Williiini  (Metbodist) 
Sweeney,  A.  W.  (Presbyterian) 
Caee,  Leander  (Methodist) 


Silver  City 

Boise  City 
lioiso  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Lewistoii 
Pioneer  City 
Silver  City 
Silver  City 


Boise  City 
Boise  City 
Idaho  City 
Idaho  City 
Lewiston 
Kuby  City 


Clothing. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General. 
Brockie,  W. 
('<ibn  Si  Bolim 
Kniaunel,  Louis 
N'ewbuuse  &  Scheeliuo 
Iki-niiHli,  Louis 
llardiinau,  William 

Dentists. 

Billings,  C. 
("lark,  V  C. 
(imlev,  .1.  W. 
Ilaniilton,  Cyrus 


BoIkc  City 
Iiliilii)  CilV 
lilalio  City 
Jiliilio  CitV 
Miijiii  Cii'v 
Silver  CitV 


Itoine  City 
Itiiise  City 
Biibv  Cily 
Silver  titv 


Doors,  Sashes  and  Blinds. 

KOBIK,  ALBERT  H.  Hoif^o(  itv 

Abbott,  J.  M.  Ituby  City  ' 

Drugs  and  Budicingg. 

[.See  aliio  Merchants,  (Seneral 
Qnivy  &  Graham 


! 


Smith,  Epbraiin 
Freeman,  C.  E. 
AtkhiH,  .1.  B.  &  C 
Chipman,  M.  M. 
Craig,  James 
Kelly,  MA. 
Kimball.  B.  W. 
Orendorf,  F.  IL 
GleinKner.  ('.  F. 
.Smith  Sc  Woodson 
Sears,  C.  A. 


IL 


Boine  City 
BiiiKeCity 
Cfiitrevillo 
Iilalio  City 
lilalioCiiv 
Malio  Cily 
LewiMci'i! 
Placervillv 
I'la.'crvillf 
IJiiliy  Ciiv 
Silver  City 
Warren's  DigLtiii;.'* 


Dry  Goods. 

(See  also  Mercbmits,  General.) 

Cohii  &,  Boliin  I'IhIki  Citv 

LSAACS,  I).  &,.!.  Idaho  Cily 

Martin  &  .liiliTiKon  Idilio  City 

Ni'Wbonse  &,  Scheeliuo  Midm  Cily 

liemish,  I^ouis  Idaho  Cii*' 

Express  Agents. 

Allee,  W.  A.  (Wells,  Fargo  vS;  Co.)  Boise  City 
(iiniheneno,  liidge  &  Co.  (Wells,  Fai'L'o  &. 

Co.)  <  'I'litievilit 

Smith,  J.  L.  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.)  Id  ilio  City 

Didtoii,  Frank  (Wells,  Fargo  ifc  Co.)  Lewisloii 

Britten,  P.  B.  (Welln,  Fargo  &  Co.)  Pioneer  Cilv 

Kalslon,  J.  II.  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.)  I'l  leeivillt 

Dillv  &  Dover  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.)  li(.eky  Bur ' 


Cole,  T.,  Jr.  &.  Co.  (Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

FurniturO' 

[See  Merchants,  General.] 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

[See  also  Assayers.] 


Kuby  City  ( 


Saiulers,  A.  IL 
Stmtton,  M. 


Warren's  Diggiiit;* ' 
Warren's  Diggings 


Groceries. 

j See  Merchants,  General.  i 
BLOSSOM,  J.  M.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  1  r,>)  Ibiise  City 

Kline  St.  Ditrt  Boise  City 

House,  I).  J.  liiiiseCity 

Dooley,  J.  J.  &  Bro.  Buemi  Vista  Hiir  1 

Barry',  Thomas  Idaho  Citv! 

Bryant,  J.  G.  Idaho  City 

(.,'lurk,  Charles  Idaho  City 

KiHcry  &  Martin  Idaho  City 

Ilafendorfer  &.  Bro.  '■         Idaho  Cily 

Hunt,  George  W.  Idaho  t!ity: 

liUcy.  B.  A.  Idaho  City' 

Martin  &  Johnson  Idalio  City 


The  PAOIFZO  mSXTBANOS  OO.  pays  fOl  louea  in  Oold  Coin. 


of  New  York. 


iml. 


H()i«e  City 
Idiiliii  City 
lilalio  City 
Iiliilu)  City 
Iclilid  Cil'v 
Silvi'i  Cil'v 


Udiee  City 
H<>int'  City 
Hiiliv  City  i  Tj' 
KilvJi-  City  i  3 

Hinds. 

IJoiKcCilv' 
Ifuhy  City ! 


ngs. 

lenil.]  ! 

Hi  line  City 

lliiisf  City 

('I'lilrevili'o 

liliilio  City 

liliilioCily 

lilatio  City 

l.ewiMiiii 

I'liiccrvillc 

riiiirrvilli' 

llnliy  City 

SilvJr  City 

'arrcn'w  L)ig^ri^;;s 


iiorul) 

liliilii)  City 
Iiliilii>  Cit'v 
M.ilio  City 
liliiliii  Cilv 
lilalio  Ci'v 

;s. 

Itoisc  City 
?'an/o  &. 

( 'cntfuvilli' 
IcIilioCily 
Li'wislim 
I'idiK.'itr  Cilv 
I'l  in-rvill't 
U(ptliy  Bur 


&  Co.) 


Kuby  City  j 
mil] 

lers. 

»■] 

k'urreii's  PiK!-'i»tf»'1 
Vurrfu'u  Diggings; 


iiei'rtl.  I 

j).  ll'J)  HoiHeCity' 
H()i«L'  (;ity  1 
ItiiineCilJM 
lUieim  VintK  Hilr 
liliilioCityi 
Miiho  City 
Idiilio  City 
Idiilio  City 
Miilio  City 
IdiitioCity; 
IdalioCity' 
Idulio  City 


A.  KOBtillB,  Baa  TranolMO,  Agent  for  Ohiokerlns  ft  Bon'i  Pianos. 


IDAHO    TERRITORY.       GUNSMITHS  —  MKR  CHANTS. 


553 


Sinipiion,  T.  J. 


Ounsmiths. 
Hairdresaers. 


Idaho  City 


Harris,  OeorKO 
johiiHon,  J.  U. 
Coslitl'&  Witlker 


riiicer 
I'lai'ur 
Silver 


Hardware. 


[See  uImo  MercliaiitM,  Ociidnil ;  alsu,  Stoves  anil 
ware.] 

DL(>S.S()M,  J.  M.  (gee  udv.  dept.  p.  142)   Hoise 
Cliitk,  O.  n.  Hoine 

Kil/.gcndd,  K.  P.  &  Co.  Idalm 

Kiiigxlcv,  C.  8.  Idaho 

Kmtt,  F.  Idalic 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 


ville 
ville 

City 

Tiii- 

City 

Citv 
City 
City 
City 


[.See  also  MerchuiitH,  Ueiierul.J 


SolieiU'k,  Theodore 
Peursou,  Tliouuis 

Hotels. 

Griffin.  J.  W.  &  Co. 
Overhind  lloiise,  11.  M.  KIlHWorth 
Stage  Iloiitie,  J.  11.  T.  Ureeu 
Cowen.  Saimiel 
iKidher,  A. 
WariK'ii.  Ira 

Crry  HOTKL,  L.  ir.  llarher 
MiiicrH'  Home  Hotel.  I.  N.  Miller 
I'oiijade  House,  T.  C.  I'oiijade 
(iliitie  Hotel,  A.  Uritner 
Hotel  lie  Kiiuu'e,  (;.  L.  Francois 
Luna  House.  IhviLrht  Ac  Itro. 
International  Hotel,  T.  It.  Hart 
IDAHO  IIOTKL.  Kastinan  &  Miller 
i  New  State  Hotel,  I).  (}.  Monroe 
City  Hotel,  H.  Way 
iW(K>d,  John 


Lowiston 
Silver  City 


Boise  City 

Hoise  City 

Hoise  City 

Iliiena  Vista  liar 

Hiiena  Vista  liar 

Centreville 

Idaho  (,'ity 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Lexvision 

Lewisloii 

Lewislon 

I'lacerville 

Miihy  City 

Kuby  City 

Silver  City 

Slate  Cr.   "k 

Pophain,  George  Warren'K  i'iggings 

Insurance  Agents. 

KENVOX  F.— l'h<eiiix  and  Brooklyn      Boise  City 
Vuntine  &  Co. — Union  Idaho  City 

I       (  Iron  and  Steel. 

[!See  Hardware.] 

'         ■  Jewelers. 

*  Broadlient,  J.  B.  &  Co.  Boise  City 

Or.if,  Jacob  Idaho  City 

Cavilin,  (MiarleH  Uockv  Har 

,  Kohhins,  (;.  1>  Buby  (lily 

j  j  Itubbins,  C.  I'.  Silver  City 

!  Leather  and  Findings. 

Vantine  &  Co.  Idaho  City 

Liquors. 

[See  also  Mercbuuts, 
Cliirk  &  Welsh 
niliispie  &  Chnptuau 
Uiggs  &,  Hobbs 
Smith  &.  Yoini); 
Soward  &.  Stark 
Tiller  &  Cole 
!  Wyiut  &  Forsythe 
Ix)'ng&  .lones 
Diike,  W.  W. 
Hook,  .Toseph 
Kclley,  Meni-y 
O'Neil,  Kohert 
Kiinvun  &  Odborg 
Davis,  J.  W. 
Courtney,  William 
lluirJ  &,' Judge 


General.] 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Booiiville 

Biiena  Viata  Bar 

Biieiia  Vista  Bar 

Bneiia  Vista  Bar 

Buena  Vista  Bar 

Buena  Vista  Bar 

Centreville 

Florence 

Idaho  City 


Byrne.  Thoinaa 
Clarisy.iloliii 
Cody,  John 
Crowe  &.  I'evton 
Holiiian  Hi.  llopkiim 
Kelly,  J.  J. 
Taylor,  John 
Zaj)l>  &  Dangell 
(><!rber,  Ferdinand 
(lilimin,  Alon/.o 
Hays,  James 
Norton  Sc  Bunker 
Graham,  iliiiiies 
Holland,  O.  B. 
Hart,  J.  H. 
Helmiitli,  Joseph 
Johnson,  A. 
Mtt^onnell  &.  Dewey 
Stevens,  W.  S 
Dolbeiv,  C.  .1. 
.SominerciiHip,  W.  F. 
Iiipsoii&.  Bollock 

Lumber. 

[.See  also  Mills,  Saw. 
Ujiton,  Sliller  &  Co. 
Bloom  &  Herd 
Kves,  J.  M.  &  Co. 
Goodrich  &  Abbot 


Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  Citv 

John  Dav's  Creek 

l^ewiston 

Lewiston 

Lewiston 

Lewistoii 

Pioneer  City 

Pioneer  City 

Placorvilfe 

Placerville 

I'lacerville 

Baby  (-'ily 

liiiby  City 

Silver  (;ity 

Silver  City 

Warm  Springs 


Placerville 
Bnby  City 
Silver  City 
Silver  City 


Merchants,  General. 

Where  may  be  foand  a  fteneial  assortment  of  Asri- 
ciiltmal  Iiiiplemeiits,  Clolbiiig:,  Dry  Goods,  Gro- 
ceries, Hardware,  Provisions,  etc. 


112 


Comstock  &.  Co. 

Crane  &  Co. 

Goldstone  &  Phillips 

Hicks  &.  Co. 

Bilicke  &  Logan 

BLOSSO.M,  .).  Al.  (see  adv.  dept.  p 

Cai'o,  Simon 

Crawford,  Slocnin  &  Co. 

Diiiell,  B.M.  it  Co. 

Klliott,  flames 

Ilessberg,  II.  &  Co. 

Hyde  &.  Stephenson 

Jacobs,  C  &.  Co. 

lievinsoii  &,  Waiischaner 

MUNDAY  Jk.  BUIiXKK,  (Middleton) 

(see  udv.  dept.  page  U3| 
Both,  Daniel 
Connelt,  J. 
Ilendeison,  S.  ,1. 
Duke,  B.  F.  &  Co. 
Giiihcnene.  Hidge  &  Co. 
.March  &  Co. 
Moritz,  .M.  iV.  Co. 
Ueed,  K.  M.  &  Bio. 
Whiteman  &,  Co. 
WaddiiiKham  &  Co. 
Shisler,  Frank  &,  Co. 
Loomis  &.  Co. 
Adams,  C.  J. 
Bernstiel,  C.  J. 
Brown,  W.  M. 
Fleischman  &.  Hevnenitin 
LAUEUJt  SWIJJN 
La/.arns  iV  Bro. 
Lucy,  B.  A. 
PGWKLL  Jk  COK 
Itosenthal,  .Max. 
VANTINK  &  CO. 
WOOD,  J.  W.&CO. 
ANKKN  &  SONS 
BACON  &  TII0MP8t)N 
Belcher  &  Chufch 
Brown  &  Staeveii 
DAGGE1T,J.  U.&80N 
Flanagan,  James  &  Co. 


Atlanta  City 

Atlanta  City 

Atlanta  City 

Atlanta  City 

Bcise  City 

liuise  l!ity 

Boise  City 

B.iise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Boise  City 


Boise  City 

Boise  City 

Buena  Vista  Bar 

Buena  Vista  Bar 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Cent  rev 'He 

CeutreMile 

Centreville 

Clifden 

Florence 

llapiiy  Camp 

lilabo  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Iilabo  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  C'ity 

Idaho  City 

Idaho  City 

Lewiston 

Lewiston 

Lewiston 

liCtwiston 

1  .owiston 

Lewiston 


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564                      PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 

■^ 

Oa^e,  JiinicH 

LowiHion 

Physioians. 

Orn^iciii,  Alcxiituler 

LewiHion 

Campbell,  D.  O. 

Boisu  Citv 

Hexlcr  Ar  Uro. 

Lowinlon 

.Mcllcenv.J.  !■■. 

Boiw  Cilv 

Seidiwr  Ac  Lowt'iibcrg 

LewiHton 

Mincer,  W.S. 

Hoisf  Cil'v 

Wood,  f).  (J. 

Millers'  ("amp 

Smith,  Ephruim 

Boise  CIt'v 

naiiHkin  iV  IIi-oh. 

Pioneer  Cily 

smart,  (;.  H. 

Boise  Cit'v 

Diitvo  Si.  Ital(lrid).'>' 

Pioneer  City 

Warner,  Clinton 

Boise  Cil'v 

Miidiuiiii  iV  Can^idy 

Pioneer  (Miy 

Freeman,  C  E. 

Celilrcvilj',. 

Powi'll  &  Coe 

Pionver  City 

SlephciiH,  .1.  L. 

Cenlervilc 

linnin  8:(iium 

Placerville 

Hells, .).  M. 

Iilalii)  Citv 

ninkp  &  Co. 

Placerville 

CraiK,  .laincB 

Idaho  Cil'v 

Hi^by,  C'liriHloplicr 

Placerville 

HiidhH'k.J.  W. 

Idaho  Cit'v 

Slioenbiir,  11, 

Placerville 

Kirchner,  C.  W. 

Idaho  Cily 

BeiiBon,  W.  H.  &  Co. 

Ked  Warrior 

KKLLY,  M.  A. 

Le\vi«l(i"ii 

Loomis,  O.  S.  &  Co. 

Ked  Warrior 

Sinnijons,  F.  II. 

Lewinliiii 

Ulocb,  A.I.  it  Co. 

Kocky  Har 

Stainlou,  H.  W. 

Lewinlini 

Dillev,  S.  n. 

Hocky  Har 

Hoatinan,  X.  (\ 

Pioneer  Citv 

Dn  Hell,  H.  M.  &  Co. 

Kocky  Har 

Kimball,  H.  W. 

Placerville 

OoldBtoii  &.  Xinvbei'l 

Hocky  Har 

Orendoif,  F.  H. 

Placervillt. 

Oold§tonu,  IMiilli|« 

Hocky  Har 

Kalston,  .T.  H. 

Placcrvill,. 

Jenv,  C.  Si.  Co. 

Kocky  Har 

Beckett,  T.  I). 

Silver  Cilv 

McClnnMi,  .luraes 

Hocky  Har 

Ocimy,  F.  M. 

Silver  Cily 

PfeiHi-r  it  Co, 

Kockv  H.ir 

Oainiii^r,  L. 

Silver  Cit'v 

Prne^fcr  Sc  Co, 

Kocky  Hiir 

Woodson,  A.  E. 

Silver  Cit'v 

Kedoii  &  Co. 
Scdiwiibiii'ber  &  Co. 

Kocky  Har 
Kocky  Har 

Poduoe  Dealers. 

Wnddiiiuliaiii  &  Co. 

Rocky  Har 

[.See  also  Merchants,  Ueneiul.J 

Woodward,  (!.  &  (^o. 

Hocky  Har 

Hrockio,  W. 

noise  ( iiv 

Hurler.  While  &  Co. 

Hnbv  Citv 

Lindsav,  K.  H. 

Boific  Cily 

Du  Hell  &  Moore 

Kabv  Cilv 

Keller,' J. 

Id;ilio  City 

KelseiihcM,  I). 

KnbV  Citv 

Bestaurants. 

Heriniin,  H.  &  Co. 

Unhy    City 

Cnrpied  Sc  Ha.x 

Boise  Cilv 

PenrhnaTi,  .T.  M, 

Kid)v  Citv 

Thomas,  Koberl 

B<>ise  Cii; 

Rickey,  T.  H. 

Hnb\-  CilV 

While,  1). 

Boir^e  Cily 

Uh)(>ni,  K. 

Silve'r  Cil'v 

C  irl  iV  Sanders 

FiiireuiV 

Uulcher  &,  Lenoir 

Silver  City 

Italich,  L. 

Idaliii  ('ill 

Du  Hell  Si  Moore 

Silver  Citv 

Mmill,  O.  C. 

Idaho  Cily 

Dve,  .T.  F.  &  Co. 

Silver  City 

Doland,  Michael 

Pioneer  Cil'v 

EWINO,  HOVIXfS&CO. 

Silver  Cil'v 

.Mct'ormack,  M. 

I'ioneer  Cit'v 

Glen,  HiiffTs  iV  WiUon 

Silver  City 

I'ai^fe,  Willi.ini 

Knby  Cilv 

Orete  iV  Willianis 

Silvei  City 

YoniiK  &  Taylor 

Silver  Ciiy 

Iluzard,  O.  S. 

Silver  (Ml'v 

Ilernaii),  If.  &  Co. 

Silver  City 

Soda  "Water  Manufacturers. 

Myers,  Henry  &  Co. 

Silver  (Miy 

Hrown,  F.  C.  &  Co. 

Idalio  Cily 

PeHi'linaii,  J.'M. 

Silver  Cil'v 

Wiekerhani,  W.  II. 

Silver  Cil'v 

Stables,  Livery. 

Shei8ler,  F. 

Slate  Creek 

Aifnew,  J.  D. 

Boise  Ciiy 

Ankeny  &,  Somb                             Warren'B  I>i>;jrin).'H 

Drake,  D.  1>. 

Boise  City 

Ilayiiian,  Henjainin                      Warren's  I)igf,'inj,'s 

Frisbic,  II.  M. 

Boise  Cily 

Mills,  Grist. 

Lindsay,  'i.  H.                        ,.                        ili'i.-c  fiiy 
Ford  &'  v'arpenter                             Bucna  Vis.ii  ll,ii 

[See  also  Introductory  Sum 

nary.] 

Coe,  S.  <!t  llro. 

(Jenlrevilic 

Kmerson  cfc  Alliuou 

Hoise  City 

McCliniock  &  Stewart 

IdalinCiiy 
Lewi.<liiii 
LewiMdii 

More  &  Co. 

Uoiw  City 

Cliles,  II. 
Dwiuht  Si.  Hio. 

Mills,  Saw. 

Moore,  T.  .1. 

Lewixliiii 

(Seortlso  IiilTOductory  Samnuuv.l 

WiMillc,  Sam 

Pioiiei'r  Cily 

IIOIIIE,  A.  II. 

SanipKon.  NcNarv  &  Soward 
UUTLKH,  K.  J." 

Hoise  Cily 
Hoiso  City 

Hniwn,  H.  L. 

•  Kermicr  &  Miller 

I'ap',  .1.  C. 

Plin'crvillli- 
Haliy  City 
liiibv  Citv 

Idaho  City 

Itniinard  tV.  KillinfiHWOrth 

Silver  City 

Millinery. 

Limcks,  A. 

Silver  Cily 

Shepherd,  K.  C.  Mri*. 

Idaho  City 

Stoves  and  Tin  Ware. 

Music  Dealers. 

[.See  also  Hardware.] 
Chick,  G.  H. 

Boise  Cily 

(See  Uookaellers.l 

Hinincll  &  Miller 

Idalii)  City 

Newspapers. 

IDAHO  STATESMAN 
IDAHO  TIMES 

Hoise  City 
Idaho  City 

Kraft,  F, 

HL'NNELL  HWOS.  (see adv.  dept.p.  1 

Hrijjhani  &  Weeks 

Idaho  Ciiy 

•27)    Lewistciii 

Silver  Cily 

IDAHO  WOHLD 

Idaho  (Jil'v 

Tailors. 

OWYHEE  AVALANCHE 

Kuby  City 

[See  also  Clothinj,'.) 

Newspaper  Agents- 

Davison,  J. 
Thouiaa,  W.  M. 

Idaho  Cily 
Silver  Ciiy 

GILLESPIE,  HOUEIIT  L. 
Blake,  C.  T. 

Boiso  Citv 
Idaho  City 

'Watchmakers. 

Broadbeut.  J.  B.  St,  Co. 

Boise  City 

Photographers. 

Gr.if,  Jacob 

Idaho  City 

jQiik  &  Co. 

Idaho  City 

Robbing,  C.  P. 

Silver  Citf 

Koep  OalifoiTla  Capital  In  California.   Insure  In  the  FAOIFIO. 


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Hoiho  Cily 
Uoiw  City 
Uoine  Cily 
lloini-  Cilv 
lloim-  Cily 
lloim'  CiiV 
CflilivvillV 
("iMilciviJi' 
Idalid  City 

Illlllio  Cily 

Idltlld  City 

Idiilio  Cily 

Li'wialim 

lii'\vi»liiii 

lii'wiKliin 

Piimt'iM'  Citv 

I'lai'urvill'i; 

riucw'vijii. 

I'llU'iTville 
Silver  Cily 
Silver  Cilv 
Silver  Cilv 
Silver  Cily 

8. 

iiural] 

Ildine  Cily 
lldine  Cily 
Idalio  City 

lloinc  Cilv 

Hoice  Cilv 

IJoise  Ciiy 

Floreiii'f 

IdiilioCiii 

Muhd  Cily 

Pioiieer  Cily 

I'ioiieer  Cilv 

Uiiliy  City 

Silver  City 

icturers. 

Idiilio  Cily 

liome  (  uy 

Uoine  Cily 

U()i«e  Cily 

Kni.-e  Ciiy 

Uiicnii  ViK.ii  11,11 

lleiilri'villv 

IdalmCiiy 

Lewisti'ii 

Lowimim 

Lewinltiu 

Pioiiei'r  Citv 

I'liirervilllv 

Uiihv  Citv 

Kiil)v  Cilv 

Silver  Cily 

Silver  Cily 


Ware. 

■0.) 


.p.  lar 


IJoixe  City 
liliiliii  City 
Idalici  Ciiy 
lje\vinl"ii 
Silver  Ciiy 


rs. 


Idaho  Ciiy 
Silver  City 

lloise  City 
Idiilio  City 
Silver  Ci!y 


710. 


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MONTANA  TERRITOKY 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


I  Agrioultural  Implements. 

'  [See  Meieliaiilx,  tielieral.) 

Apothecaries.  | 

[Soc  nl«o  Priiifs  and  Slodieiiies.] 

Clayton  &  Hale  Helena 

DaviH  &  Uoliiimun  lU-leiat 

Weir  &•  I'ope  Ileleiiu 

WillianiH,  1  lioiiiaR  Ileleiia 

Uinniian  &  Wvioiiek  \(^viida  City 

Clayton  &.  llafe  Virginia  City 


floodinjf  iV  Oriiy 
lliwitiK,  'rriiviK"&  nro. 
Waterhurv  &.  SleCoiii 
ClarU  Jt  Mitehell 
Cooke  iSl-.  XewcU 
Cooke,  J  lift  is 


':  Diiniiex,  I/. 
Davis  &  Tlioroii^hninn 


Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Helena 
Helena 
Helena 

Viij.'iiiiii(.'ity 
Virj/iiiin  City 
Viigiiiia  Cily 

Bakers  and  Bakeries. 

Wilson,  W.  Door  Lodjfo  City 

Aldridfie  &  Henif;  Helena 

KuuleH,  (ieorne  Helena 

Oropper  &  (lo.  Helena 

Kulinwartli  i!t  Co.  Helena 


Assayers. 


[Seo  alno  Hunkern  ;  idno  Motalliir);i»t8.] 

Duiiliai',  ,1.  V.  liainiaek  City 

Xowlan  &  Weary  Helena 

Kiiiiiley,  CliurlcH  Helena 

Gilbert,  I).  Viiyinia  Cily 

Ndwliin  it  Weary  '                  Virginia  City 

Attorneys  at  Law. 


Banks- 


First  National  Hank 


Bankers. 


Everett,  C.  1> 

(iiillowiiy,  J.  M. 

Mead,  C". 
,  PheljiH,  i:.  F. 

StiMi|etoii,(t.  W. 

llrown, .).  n. 

liiiryon  &  Vinton 

CaviuiHuijli,  Cliadwic'k  &  Parrott 

Cliiiinaseio  &.  May 

LuwreiU'i' &  lledj^es 

PHrnilt,  H.  It. 

I  I'emherton,  Toole  &  Makevs* 
'  Siuiders,  Williur  F. 

Sholicr,  .1.  H. 
;Siiiitli,  H.  V.  A. 
'  Vinton  &  I,.iuvienee 

Woolfolk  &.  Moore 

Clmpnian,  T. 
,  I'ouieroy,  T.  M. 

HaHBelt,  .T. 

ChileB,  \V.  H. 

McCnlloiitjIi,  .1.  I,. 

McMiilvh;  W.  L. 

Uiteliie  &  Lovell 

Rnwell.T.  V. 
i  Slater,  .loliii  S. 

Stafford,  W.M. 

Word  &  Spratt 


Dow  &  Wilson 


Auctioneers. 


llannaek  Cily 

liiinnaek  City 

Kannaek  City 

liannaek  Cit'y 

liannaek  City 

Ueer  Lodge  Cily 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Huleim 

Helenit 

Helena 

MitiHOula  Mills 

Missoula  Alills 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Helena 


Herslilield  &  (,'o. 
Hnssey,  D.ililer  &  Co. 
Nowliin  &,  Weary 
Herslitield  &:  Co. 
Hussey,  Dahler  &  Co. 
Xowliii)  &  Weary 


Baths. 


Plnnimer,  R. 
Tnrlev  &  Lee 
Williams,  J.  N. 


Helena 


Helena 
Helena 
Helena 

Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  ("itv 


Blaekfoot  City 
Helena 
Helena 


Billiards. 

[See  also  Liquors.] 

Hnnianainn,  J. 
Kleser&  Seliwarize 
Sabolsky,  K.  &  Co. 

Blacksmiths. 

Noye«,  0.  R. 
Pyers,  Jtdm 
Watson,  Thomas 
linker  &.  Singer 
Payne,  K. 
Armitage,  Jesse 

Blackmiths  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  also  Itlacksinitkci.] 
Paitrns,  .J.  &  Co.  Virginia  City 

Books  and  Stationery. 

[See  also  Drugs  and   Medicines ;  tdso  Slel'chautB, 

General.] 

Gilpatrick  &  Hryaut  Helena 

Ming,  Jolin  H.  Helena 

SANDERS,  COLE  Helena 


Virginia  Cily 
Virginia  City 
Virginia  City 

Haniiflck  City 
liannaek  City 
liiuniaek  City 
Helena 
Helena 
Virginia  City 


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WooilinlfiSt  Abd 

Miii^.J.  II. 

TILTON,  n.  W.&CO 


llt'lcim 
Vir>tiiiiii  Cily 
VirKiiiiu  City 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 

[Svu  iiIhu  Murchuntii,  UbnerHl.| 
Milliii,  N.  Ilcloim 

Ariiitili'oiiu,  Williiiin  Vii-f^iiiiii  City 

Woaloii,  I).  H.  Virgiiiiu  City 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

liigciiuir,  ,l<ilin  A.  IIiHcim 

AriiiBti'diiK.  "J.  A.  Virffiiiiii  City 

Vettur,  .loliii  (1.  VifKiiiiii  City 

Wiu'k,  1).  (St  Co.  Virgiiiiii  Cily 

Brewers. 

Krencli,  (i.  I).  Itiiiiniiclt  Citv 
Piiie,  \V.  II.                                      Deur  Lod^o  City 

KiHclior  &.  Co.  lli'k'im 

OioiiptT  At  Vo.  lli'lcnu 

Slu'ftier,  Allii'it  Xi!Vii<i:i  City 

<lill)iTt  &  Uirlitcr  Viririiiiu  City 

Muiiiilii'iiii,  Joiin  Vii'xiiiiu  City 

Butchers. 

KHftcr,  King  &.  Co.  ISiiiiiiiick  City 
Kuy,  T.  il.                                         Deer  LoJ^ti  City 

('oil  k  I'liel  lltUiru 

WiitHOii,  A.  J.  Ili'ii-iiii 

Xlt'tsol,  A.  Neviiilii  City 

I'foiitiMiliuiior  iV  KiWer  Vii'Ki.iiu  City 

Siioiitimlar  tV  Stadli'i'  Vii>'iuiii  Cily 


SvlieiuuJH,  IVter 


Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  aJBO  Furiiitnro. 


Ili'lena 


Carpenters. 


ISiiuiiiu'k  Ciiy 
Kiiiiiiuck  City 
liaiiii.ivk  CiiV 


Urowii,  (i.  .M. 
Deniir,  \V.  II. 
roiid,  II.  .S. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[Seu  ItlackHiiiitliti.] 

Cigars,  Etc. 

[See  iilm)  Liiinoix;  uiitu  Mui'i'lmnta,  Gciioriil.] 
Ames,  T.  1*.  «.V  J.  A.  Ilulcim 

SitiiniHUM,  A.  H.  &  Co.  i  lli-iuiiu 

Griniii  &,  .Mitluiu  Vii'Kiiiiii  (;ily 

Stone,  V.  F.  Virginia  City 

Clothing. 

[Sea  aliM)  Murvbuut«,  Oeiierai.J 


PoznuiiiHky  A:,  lielim 
Coutent  &  Co. 


Ilcientt 
Virginia  City 


Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Virginia  City 


Helena 


Confectioners. 

[See  also  liakers.] 
Eggles,  George 
KuTinwarth  &  Co. 
liuiiwartli,  I'atchner  &.  Co. 
Petchner,  F. 

Contractors. 

GrilUtb  dc  Tlioiupson 

Cordage. 

[See  Hardware;  alHO  Alercliants,  General.]     ' 

Dentists. 

Artman.G.  T.  Helena 

Griswold,  E.  Helena 

Isbail,  J.  H.  Hclenu 

Keeler,  H.  D.  Helena 

Ray,  C.  T.  Helena 

Frary,  L.  W.  Virginia  City 


DistUlers.  % 

Sliulllur,  Albert  Ni'ViidaCiiy  h 

Doors,  Sashes  and  Blinds. 

I  See  Lnndier.J 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  uIho  MercliuntH,  General.] 

Clayton  &  Hale  lit 

Davii*  &.  Kobintion  IIi 

Weir  &  Pope  II> 

WilliainH,  TlioiniiH  ll< 

llraiuuiii  &  Wvronck  Nevailu 

Clayton  iV  Hate  Viruiniii 

DavinA:  Tliorungbinnn  Virginia 

DaeinuH,  L.  Virginia 

Dry  Ooods. 

[See  aliM)  Meruhantti,  General. | 
Ilarrid.  I.  Hi 

I'o/.naiiiKky  &  Kelnu  ll< 

Slrannberger  A:  Co.  Virginia 

Expresses. 


■Icllll 

■li'im 
'li'im 
■li'im 
Cilv 
Clt'v 
Cilv 
I'ilv 


■liiW 
■liMlii 

Cilv 


Knni«,  G.  W.  HIaiKfoot,  11. 

lIollailay'H  Overland  Mail  and  KxpiexH  ll< 

Stone  kV"  Howard  Indian  Crei'k,         lli 

Wiil.lnui&Co.  Walla  Walla,         II. 

Oliver,  A.  J.  Ac  Co.  Virgiiiiii 

Fancy  Goods. 

[See  aUo  MercbantH,  General. 1 
Ming       '  n  II.  1I> 

Snr  'ole  Hi 

Slo  Virginia 

Flour  Dealers. 

(See  albo  .MercbautH, General.] 

Uouglieny  Si,  Malian  Hannack 

While,  P.  UuniiiiLk 


'li'iiii 

'Icllll 

■I..11I, 

'Icllll 

Cilv 


'Icn.i 
'Icllll 

Cilj- 


Cilv 
Cilv 


Freighters. 


Donglieny  it  Maliun 
MeCaninion,  .laiueB 
Tooibill.K.  II. 
Veariau,  Jacob 


llaiunick 
Itanniu'lt 
liunnai'k 
Uannack 


Ciiv 
Cil'v 
Cil'v 
Cil'v 


Furnishing  Ooods. 

Hellinan,  M  &  Co.  Virginia  City 

Furniture. 

[See  also  Merc'lmnt8,  General.] 
SelieinalH,  Peter  Heli'iiii 

(Mark  At  Mitcliell  Virginia  City 

Uentthaw  At  Co.  Virginia  Cily 

Furs,  Etc. 

[See  also  Meicbunti), General.] 
Nortli  West  Far  Co.  Benton  City 

Simpson,  A.  Virginia  Cily  M 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

'  [See  Bankers.} 


Groceries. 

[*  Wliolesalo.    See  also  Merchants,  General 

Harby,  James  Bmnuu  k 

Booge,  H.  1).  &  Co.  He 

'Gaston,  Simpson  ft  Co.  I  le 

Gorniley,  Janies  He 

HesBelberg,  M.  ft  Co.  He 

Kerr,  Levy  ft  Co.  He 

[..einon,  K.  H.  He 

•Morse,  Walcott  &  Co.  ^         He 

*Sparkg,  McPherson  &  Hall  ^        He 


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'ieiiii  U 
leiiii  n 
leim 
'leiiil ! 
eiiit  I 
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NovilJuCily  •< 

linds. 


ines. 

loniM 

Ili'Uim 

lU'lcllii 

lli'li'im 

llcllMlll    I 

Nt'viidii  Cily  J 

Virt.'iiii;i  City  i| 

Vliyiiilii  Cily  g 

Vii'f<iiiiii  l-'ily  i 


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Helena  _ 

llclciia  S 

Virginia  I'ily  d 


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l.'lemi    i| 


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liainiueU  C'iiy 
liuiiiiuLk  C'ilV 


Itaiiiiai'k  Ciiy 
llaiiiiaek  Clly 
Hamiaek  Ciiy 
Uauiuiek  Cil'v 


>ds. 


Virginia  I'ity 


uei-al.] 

Helenu  || 
Virginia  Ciiy  || 
Virginia  City 


iiiurul.l 

Bentim  City 
Viigiuia  City  qI 

lers. 


imts.Geneinl.] 

Buimaek  City 

lU'lenu 

lleleiiii   ._ 

Helena  H 

Helena  )[ 

Helena 

Helena  I 

.  Helena  I 

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Tiivliir,  'rimntpHon  *  Co. 

Tnit  iV  hiiniiell 

Clarke,  W.  A. 

IlearM  At  ('<». 

•Itliiek,  I..  K.  *  Co. 

•noiee,  A.  I{.  &  Co. 

'llc'iiil,  N.  .1. 
iCIiiKgettfi  (,'«). 
j  Con  way,  M. 

'DdaglacH  ic  Ifei'd 

Knrwell  &  ("". 

'Ilaiina  iV  C'l). 

Kniglit,  .1.  M. 

Marx  iV  Huitteiihciincr 

•Merk  k  Co. 

.Ming,.!.  M. 

•PfonlH  *  Uimm-U 

•Kockfellow,  .1.  S. 


Hairdressers. 


Hi 

•Icna 

H 

•lenu 

HovikiIiIh 

Citv 

Virginia 

Citv 

Viigiiiia 

Citv 

Virginia 

Citv 

Virginia 

Citv 

^  ir)<inia 

CitV 

Virginia 

Citv 

Virginia 

City 

^  irginia 

Citv 

Virginia 

Citv 

\  irginia 

Ciiv 

\  irginia 

City 

\  irginiii 

Citv 

^  irginia 

Citv 

Virginia 

Citv 

Virginia 

City 

Hi 

leliu 

Hi 

li'lia 

Turley  it  Iaiu  ^ 
I  WillianiH,  J.  N. 

^  Hardware. 

]  [Scu  also  MertlinntH,  Oenenil. 

!  McI/>0().  \V.  T.  Helenti 

Kiniia,  .lohii  Virginia  City 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[.SeeaUo  ML-rulmiitM,  (ivnerat.J 
Socord  &  JaeuliH  Helena 

Hats  and  Caps. 

I  [Sco  Clotliing.J 

Hotels. 

Ooodrieli,  W.  C. 
Hark  ley,  \V.  ii. 
liulnlieekur,  Julill 
Clark,  J. 

MtCartv,  (ieorgo 
Citv  H(itel,  1».  It.  Hiirchett 
Cryntal  I'alaec  Hotel,.).  1».  Cox 
Interiiutioiml  Hotel,  (!.  .).  Oerniiiili 
Tremont  HoMHe,  FeallierKtun  ft  Sears 
Y(amg  America  Hutul,  J.  EuvuH 
Cain|il>ell.  W.  H. 
Kiitaii,  William 
I'elkev,  K.  A. 
Hill,  H.  .M. 
Krangnian,  A. 
Luna  HouF'e,  A.  .TolniRon 
Adelplii  Hotel,  K.  W.  Meeker 
Deievuii  HonHe,  \V.  H.  JolinHOii 
Idaho  Hotel, .).  M.  Cantiiti 
I  Minmmri  Hoiim',  \V.  H.  Ko'.'pi's 

I  RiK)t,  H.  G.  &  Co. 


liimiinek  Citv 

Honlder  Valley 

ll<ail(ler  Valley 

Ueer  Ijoilge  (,'ity 

Fort  ( >\ven 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

]lelena 

Helena 

JeH'ertion  City 

.letlerHon  Cil'v 

MiHMUila  MIIFh 

I'riekly  i'eiirCity 

I'riekly  I'ear  City 

KeynoUls  City 

Virgiiim  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginiii  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

White  Tail 


Insurance  Agents. 

Qreeiiliood  &.  Elsa»i<er — Union 

Iron  and  Steel. 

[Seo  Hardware. J 


Jewelers. 


Dunlap  &  Co. 
Hecknian  &  Fry 
Lewis,  Hale  Si,  Co. 
Butler  &  Co. 
IjeHeau,,!.  H. 
Marston,  L.  V. 


Lumber. 


Sturgig,  William 
Ludlow,  F.  M. 
Uigldey,  S.  &,  Bro. 
I  Ijee,  Calvin  &.  Co. 


Helena 


Helonii 

Helena 

Helena 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Uanimek  City 

Helena 

Prickly  Pear  City 

Pricklv  Pear  Citv 


Luillow,  V.  M. 
Viintilliingli,  W. 
Holter,  A.  .M. 
IS|iuiicer,  HarriNon  Sl  Co, 


I'riekly  Pear  City 

Prickly  Pear  City 

^■"llginia  City 

Virginia  I'ity 


Leather  and  Findings. 


[See  MeicliantH,  Oeiieml.l 


Lime. 


Clmekslleld,  O.  T. 
Itobinsoii  Ai  Wright 


Jlanniiek  City 
lluniiaek  City 


Liquors,  Wholesale. 

[See  alHO  MerclmntM,  Oeneral.) 

Harby,  .laiiicH  lianiiaek  City 

AnicH,  T.  1'.  iV  J.  A.  Hi'leim 


1'.  iV.I. 
Fineher  \:  I'o. 
Oiixton,  SiiniiHoii  &,  Co. 
HoiiHer,  .1.  ■). 
Ijehniann  iV  Solaro 
Slitvin,  Barnard  &  Co. 


Helena 
Htdena 
Helena 
Helena 
Virginiii  City 


Liquors,  Retail. 

I*  BilliardB.    8ue  also  Hotels. 


WilliimiB.J.N. 
WiUon,  W. 
(ireer,  Samuel 
Healey  &  CliaBO 
iMalhew,  William 
.McFarland  &  Meek 
*l{oMenr<tein,  A.  J. 
•SiilKdrtky,  K. 
HivHHler,  S. 
Hull,, I.  .J. 
Hntehiiii<on  &  Magco 


Bannack  City 

Deer  Lodge  Ciiy 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Jlelena 

Helena 

Helena 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

ViruiiiiaCitv 


Merchants,  Oeneral. 


[Where  limy   he    found   ii   gem 
Agricultural     Ini|ilenientH, 
Hardware,  Proviniong,  etc.] 

Bessette,  A. 

Hue,  Ihuiic  &.  Bro. 

Smith  &.  ({meter 

Veariiiii,  George 

NorthwcHt  Fur  Co. 

Bredsener,  C. 

Dance,  Stuart  &.  Co. 

Foreman  it  Pemherton 

Tntt  it  Donnell 

Honk  &  Winnlett 

Cans,  ().  1). 

HiggiiiK  &  Hagadoru 

HOW,  .JOHN 

King  it  <iillette 

.Mann,  .1.  ,1. 

Mctirew  it  Co. 

.Montgoinerv  &  Co. 

Uea,  Peter "H. 

SimiiMon  &  Warner 

Walker,  Frank 

W'oodward,  Clement  &  Co. 

Mnrphy,.!. 

Warren.  John 

Warner.  Samuel 

Vivion  it  Andrews 

Wordeu  it  Co. 

Cooper,  Cr.  N. 

Harding,  H.  H. 

Hallheek,  C.  (}. 

.Jehu,  H.  A.  &  Co. 

LeClere,  Peter  • 

Dorwin,  O.  G. 

Collins,  E.  A. 

Creighton  &  Ohio 

Hanaucr,  S.  &  Co. 

HOW  it  CO 

JlcC'ormick,  Olile  &  Co. 


rill   aMHortnieiit  of 
Clothing,     Drugs, 

Biinnack  City 

Batiiiack  City 

Biinnack  City 

IJaniiiick  City 

Benton  Cit'v 

B(mMer  Valley 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Deer  Lodge  City 

Deer  Lodgi^  City 

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Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

j-lelenn 

Heleiui 

Helena 

Hel-nti! 

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Indian  Creek 

Indian  Creek 

Jetlerson  City 

Kereheval 

Mifsiiiila  Mills 

Mitchell  Creek 

Nevada  (.'ity 

Pricldv  Pear  Citv 

Prickly  Pear  City 

Prickly  I'ear  I'ity 

.Silver  l!o\v 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


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TooIp,  Leech  Jt  Co. 
Cc>i;per,  M^ilter 


Vii'Kinia  City 
White  Tail 


Merchants,  Commission  and  Storage. 


Hiikor.  ,1.  -J. 
Ciiiroll  &  Steel 
Melton  &  Taylor 
Dance,  Stuart  &  Co. 
Dow  &  VVilHon 
Dunlap  &  Hubble 
Gortiiley,  .lames 
Ilig^iiiH  ik  llagadorn 
HijfKiiis,  Travig  &  Bro. 
MontjjoiiieiT  &  Co. 
Moi'He,  WaU'ott  &  Co. 
SiiiipBoii  iV.  Warner 
Sparks,  Alcl'herson  &  Hall 
Taylor,  TliiimpHon  &  Co. 
Thompson,  Clay 
Vivioii  &  .Siin|)8on 
Waterburv  &  SlcCoin 
Boice,  .v.  R.  &  Co. 
Clarli  &  Mitchell 
Creifjlilon  &  Ohle 
Davis,  Hansel  &  Co. 
HainiH  &.  Co. 
Hyde  &  Peek 
Hvnson,  (4.  W.  &  Co. 
Kockfellow.J.  8. 


Benton  City 

Benton  City 

Benton  City 

Deer  Lo(l>{>  Ciiy 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helen  I 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Virjfinia  City 

Virjifinia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  (;ity 

Virginia  I'ity 

Virginia  ('ity 

Virginia  tlity 

Virjfiniu  City 


Merchants,  Forwarding. 


Baker,  .J.  O. 
Carroll  c&  .Steel 
Mellon  lit.  Taylor 
Morse,  iValcott  &  Co. 


Doughty,  T.  JI. 


Metallurgists. 


Benton  City 

Benton  City 

Benton  City 

Helena 


Virginia  City 


Mills,  Grist. 

[See  Introductory  Summary.] 

Mills,  Saw. 

[See  Introductory  Snmtnary.] 

Musical  Instruments. 

Sanders,  Cole  Helena 

Newspapers. 

[See  also  Introductory  Summary.] 

BKAVKIi  HKAD  NliWS  Baiuiiick  City 

UADIATOU  Helena 

UKl'CIU.lCAN  Helenn 

UOCKY  .MOl'NTAIN  GAZETTK  Helena 

DKMOCIJAT  Virginia 

POST  Virginia 

News  and  Newspaper  Agents. 


[See  ai.'<o  Booksellers.] 


H.imilton,  A.  B. 
Moore,  .M.  C. 
Buck,  r.  N. 
Smith,  C.  K. 
Gilpatrick  &  Bryant 
VVorden  &  V.o. 
Ackerman,  A. 


Benton  City 

Blackfodt  (,'ity 

Boulder  Valley 

Callatin  City 

Helen'u 

Hellgate 

Montana  City 


Painters. 


Seuly  Si  Co. 
Coehiiin,  .J.  F. 

Photographers. 

Brewster,  .J.  C.  Sc  Co, 
Vaughn,  .J.  Mrs. 


Helena 

Virginia  City 


Helena 
Helena 


Fhysiolons. 


Leavitt,  E.  D. 
Pattou,  J.  B. 
Hell,  U. 

Bickett  &.  Reins 
Davis  &  Robinson 
Dorsey,  George  M. 
Click  '(.V  .Mautiiu 
Hath)\v,  D.  C. 
lugeisoll,  0.  S. 
Tiermau  &  Norcom 
Wliilford.  ().  B. 
Tibbits,  R. 
Coruell,  v.  C. 
Daemes,  L. 
Jns'i.'e,  A.  L. 
Mathews,  H.  L. 
Moore.  F.  V.  P. 
Museiibrocht,  M. 
Whitford,  O.  B. 
Yager,  K.  T. 


Pric 


Bnnnnck  City 

Bunnaek  City 

Helena 

Heluiiu 

Helena 

Helena 

Helena 

Helcmi 

Helen,) 

Helena 

'Nevada  City 

•kly  Peiir  City 

Virginia  Cit'v 

Virginia  ("ity 

Virginia  City 

Virgini.i  City 

Virgiiiiii  Citv 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 

Virginia  City 


Produce. 


[See  also  Jlerclmnts,  General.] 
Booge,  H.  D.  &.  C<>.  Helena 

Purveyors. 

Pfoutenh!;uer  &  Kibler  Virginia  City 

Ilestaurants. 

Smidt,  Jacob  Benton  City 

Aldridge  iV  licnig  lliltiiii 

Appolonid,  .1.  Si.  Co.  Hclcnii 

French  &.  Ruusii  Helcmi 

Lissner,  M.  Helena 

Negus  &,  Wright  He'.".,! 

Siiangler,  .1.  C.  Helena 

l  iniiey  &,  Foniian  Rcynohls  Cilj 

Brandt,  George  \'irginia  (,'ltv 

Shuppet,  B.  Virginia  City 

Seedsmen. 

[See  also  Drugs  and  Medicines.] 
McLean,  K.  Helena 

Stribling,  P.  T.  Helena 

Stables— Livery. 

Castle,  H.  .M.  Helena 

Gooding  A:,  (iray  Helena 

Higgins,  Travis  &  Bro.  Iklcnii 

Stall'oi'd,  Ben.  Helena 

(;asllo,  H.  M.  Virginia  Cilj 

Foster  Si,  Culver  Virginia  City 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

[See  also  Hardware  ;  also  Merchants,  General.] 

Helctiu 


McLeod,  W.  T. 
Merk.  F.  U.  &  Bro. 


Virginia  City 


Cody,.fohn 
ilanies,  M, 
•JamcKon,  H. 


Tailors. 

[Sec  also  Clothing.] 


Virginia  City 
Viiginia  City 
Virginia  City 


Tobacco. 

[Sec  also  Merchants,  General.] 
Chestnut  &.  Thornton 
llesselberg,  .M.  &  Co. 

Watchmakers. 

Dindap  Si.  Co. 
Heeknian  Sc  Fry 
Lewis,  Hiile  &,'Co. 
Butler  &.  (!o. 
Marston,  L.  F. 


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Helena 
Helena 

Virginia  City ; 

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Helena 
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Virginia  City 

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Virginia  City 


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BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Agricultual  Implements. 

[See  hIho  .MercliaiilR,  Uoneral.] 
Vickeiu  &  Sutton 

Apothecaries. 

[Sec  l>nig8  and  MedicnicB.] 


Ncpiii 


Bohm  &  Molitor 


Assayers. 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Attorneys  at  Law< 

Carlow,  X.  H. 
Thoingon,  E.  W. 
Wftlinnley,  Isaac 
Lovelanu,  C.  C. 
HiKliee,  J.  M. 
'  Muefarlanu,  J.  M. 
I  Svlcr,  A.  L. 
Ifeight,  H.  C. 
iStoiMard,  .1.  S. 
■Aiiiil'-bv  &•  Marsbull 
Haskin.'U.  N. 
illair  &  Hoge 
Carter  Bros. 
Hemi)8lea(l,  C.  IF. 
1.0X(J,  JOHN  V.  (see  adv. 

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Xarshail  ta.  Charter 
Mc'Liniglilin.  I). 
Pawling  &  Kendall 
TImrinond  &  liaskin 
Lewis,  .Janies 
Davis,  Henry 
Franklin,  Spencer 
Snow,  George 
I'lielps,  J.  M. 
Savage,  David 
Mursden,  .T.  H. 
Silver,  A.  L. 
JolniBon.  Alfred 
Cannon,  A.  M. 
McCnllongh,  J.  D. 
■lolniBon,  A. 
Willis,  J.  T. 
■  Cooper,  W.  D. 

Auctioneers. 

I  Diirant,  Oliver  Groat  Salt  Lake  Citv 

I  Hardy,  L.  W.  it  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 

i  Joel,  S.  \V.  &  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Leventhall,  A.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Bakers  and  Bakeries. 

Orenig,  Daniel  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Kietlinian  Si.  Co.  (lieat  Salt  I,;iUe  CitV 

Slubbs  &  Kirkwood  Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Beaver 

Beaver 

Blooinniuton 

Brighani  ('ity 

Cedar  ('ity 

Cedar  City 

Kail  view 

Karniinuton 

Farinington 

Great  Salt  ImUh  Citv 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Ijike  I'it'y 

Great  Sidt  Lake  City 

Great  S.ilt  '^akc  City 

Great  .Salt  Lake  Citv 

(ireat  .^nlt  Lake  CilV 

Great  Sal;  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  C'ity 

Hairisbni;,' 

Libert  V 

Manii 

Manti 

Montpelier 

I'aris 

i'arowan 

Kofkville 

isaint  CliarlcH 

Saint  (Seorge 

Saint  George 

Spr:ngville 

Toqnovville 

Wasbingtou 


Banks. 

Miners'  Xational  Bank  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Bankers. 

Clark  Si,  Co.  Great  Salt  I/ake  Cily 

Hnssey,  Daliler  Si  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Jennings,  William  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Nounnan,  Orr&  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Blacksmiths. 

[See  also  Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers.] 

Centerville 
Kiirniington 


Yates,  Henry 
Karl,  John 
Onialt,  1). 
Kros,  B. 
]{a\vking,  John 
Heiinefer  &.  Slade 
Hemiefer,  William 
Margetts,  K.  B. 
Xaylor  llros. 
Jones,  Kdward 
I'eyton,  James 


Karniington 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Gieat  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Xeplij 
Xepbi 


Books  and  Stationery. 

[See  also  Drugs;  also  MirchantH,  (ieneial.] 

Brown,  T.  D.  &,  Son  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Greenberg  &  Co.  Great  Salt  Luke  City 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Dealers. 

[.See  also  .Merchants,  General 
BInncliard,  J.  K.  &.  Son 
Gnernev  kV  Co. 
Kiser,  ('}.  C. 
Seigell  &  Co. 
Sloan,  William 


Karniington 

Great  Salt  Luke  Ciitv 

Great  Sail  Lake  Citv 

Gieiil  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Boots  and  Shoes,  Manufacturers. 

Sontliworth,  C.  Brigliaia  City 

Clark,  John  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Tripp,  K.  B.  Si.  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Owen,  J.  At  Co. 
West,  V.  W. 
Allen,  I'aniel 
Hanks,  E. 
Page,  Daniel 


Oifden  t;ity 

Ogden  City 

I'arowan 

I'arowan 

I'arowan 


Brewers. 

Eddins,  Ji>hn  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  also  Knrnitnre.l 
Lanten  iV  Magleby  Briiiliani  Citv 

Bell,  William  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Hird,  Kdwitrd 
Ciipener,  Williain 
Din\voo<lfy,  H- 
HiuiHon,  j'eim 
IJartoii.J. 
Kiirtoii,  S. 
Diii'lmm,  TliniiiiiB 
Copeliin,  WilliH 
Liittkiii,  (;.  W. 


Orcnt  Siilt  Liike  (Jity 

(Jri'iit  Suit  Luke  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Morgan 

Paraj{()oiiali 

I'araKixxiali 

I'arowaii 

Saint  Oeoific 

Siiiut  George 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  also  ISIaokciinitliH.] 
UringluifKf,  William  (Jieat  Salt  Lake  City 

Hayward,  G.  Great  Suit  Lake  City 

liafton,  Loreii/.o  I'nrowaii 

Newman,  Kli.jah  I'arowan 

Warden,  X.  P.  Parowan 

Cigars. 

[See  alno  Liquors;  also  MereliantH,  Oenend.] 
Greenberff  &.  ("o.  Great  Salt  Jjake  City 

Klopstock  &  Co.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Obcrt'elder  Hroa.  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Whiteliill,  William  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Clothing. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
Seigell  &  Co.  Great  Salt  I^iko  City 

Coal. 

KeypH  &  Alley  Great  Salt  Luke  Cilv 

Mitchell,  Chitl'  &  Smith  Great  Salt  I^ake  City 

Confeotioners. 


Greni,.,  D. 


Gray,  Peter 


(Sreat  Salt  Luke  (Miy 


Cordage- 


Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Cotton  Manufacturers. 

IlankH,  KI)one/i'r  Parowan 

Sprinuville 
Wasliington 


Hontz  &  Stewart 
YOUNG,  HIMGIIAM 

Cutlers 

Ilarker  vt  Wells 
Walker,  Williain 
Well.s.  James 


Lunt,  Iletiry 
GroveB,  W."  I[. 
Sharp,  W.  H.  IL 


Thompson,  J.  A. 


Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 
Great  Salt  JiUkc  City 

Dentists. 

Cedar  City 
Greut  Sail  Lake  Cily 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Distillers. 

Provo  City 
WhitlJeck  \-.  Iluntiii(rton  Spring\'ille 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  also  Merchants,  (ieueral.] 

nanman  &  Co.  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Clinton,  Jeter  (ireat  Salt  Lake  City 

Godhe,  W.  S.  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Harris  &  Son  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Koberts  &.  Itros.  Gieat  Salt  Lake  City 

Johnson,  J.  IC.  Saint  Geoi'ge 

Dry  Goods. 

[See  also  Merchunts,  General.] 

Uric,  John  Cedar  City 

AddoiiiH,  John  (?reat  Salt  Ijike  Cilv 

Uoukot'sky  iV  Co.  (Jreat  Salt  I-ake  City 

(JariU'V  fc'Slevens  Greut  Salt  Lake  (,'ity 

Colin  «  Co.  (Jreat  Salt  Ijiike  City 

Colin  <!t  Milliter  (Jreat  Salt  Luke  City 

Kldridite  &,  Clawsoii  Great  Salt  Luke  City 

Ullis  IJros.  (Jieat  Salt  Luke  ('ilV 


Great  Salt  Lake  Cliy 
Great  Suit  Luke  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Gfeat  Salt  Lake  City 
Parowmi 


Kinihiill  &  Lawrence 
Sliipp,  A.  &  Co. 
Walker  IJros. 
Woodmaiisee  &  Rro. 
McGuH'ey,  J. 

Fancy  Goods. 

Klgnttor,  Monis  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Flour  Dealers. 

[See  also  Mills,  Flour.] 
Kirch,  Josepli  Neplii 

Foundries. 

Walker  &  Sons  Cedar  Cjtv 

Deniek,  Z.  W.  Great  Salt  Lake  CitV 

Adams,  S.  l.i.  Saint  (Juui'^'c 

Freighters. 

Worley,  John  M.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Young,  K.  U.  &  Sons  Ni'iilli 

Furniture. 

Capener,  W.  Great  Salt  Lake  Ciiv 

liaKUe,  John  Ncplli 

Furs. 

Phelps,  n.  E.  Great  Salt  Lake  tily 

Groceries. 

[See  also  Merchants,  Generul;  uIho  Provit-ions  ] 


Allen  &  Shoubridge 
r.oukol'sky  Ai  Vo. 
( 'iirney  it'  Stevens 
Colin  I'i  Co. 
Colin  &  Milliter 
Croiiyn  &  Co. 
Davis  &.  Hiircliiiell 
KIdridge  &.  Cluwson 
Kills  Itros. 
(Joddard,  (Jeorge 
Kiniliull  &  Lawrence 
Meyer,  M. 
Morris,  J. 
Sliinp, 
.Stiibbs  lit  Kirkwuod 
Walker  llros. 
Wariliiian  &  Me(Jlinchy 
Woodmuiisee  iV  Jiro. 
(iiitiiger,  L. 


(Jreut  Suit  Laki!  Ciiv 
(Jreut  Salt  Luke  Ciiv 
(Jreat  Salt  Lake  CiiV 
(ireat  Salt  Luke  Citv 
(iivat  Salt  Lake  City 
(ireiit  Salt  I^ake  Ciiv 
(Jreut  Salt  Luke  I'ii'v 
(Jreut  .Salt  Lake  City 
(fieat  Salt  Lake  City 
(Jleut  Suit  Lake  City 
(Jreut  Salt  Lake  City 
(ireat  Salt  Luke  Ciiy 
Great  Salt  liake  Ciiy 
(treat  Suit  Lake  Cilv 
(ireat  .Salt  Luke  City 
(Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 
(Jreat  .Salt  Luke  City 
(Jreut  Suit  Luke  Cily 
Hum's  Folk 


Gunsmiths. 

Marker  ic  Wells  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Hague,  Juincg  Greut  Salt  Lake  City 

Hardware. 

[See  also  .Merchants,  General.] 
Cronyn  \-.  Co.  (Jieat  Salt  Lake  Cily 

Xavlor  Hros.  (Jreat  Salt  l..ake  Cily 

WilkiiiHon  vV  Fenn  Great  Suit  Lake  City 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[See  also  Merchants,  (Jeiieral.]  ' 

nowriiig&  Jones  (Jreat  .Salt 

Great  Suit 
(Jreat  .Salt 
(Jreut  .Suit 
Greut  Suit 


Luke  Cily 
Luke  City 
Lake  City 
Luke  City 
Lake  Citv 


Hroeklmnk,  Isaai 
Hiigiie,  flames 
Hampton,  It.  Y. 
Jenkins,  John  W. 

Hotels. 

Kngle  Hottd,  F.  Ueioh  Great  Suit  Lake  City 

Kureku  House,  A.  (Jreenwald  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  Citv 
(Joldeii  Fugle,  Smith  &  lioiiiid  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  Cily 
Idaho  llouNe,  DiigginsiNc  Prior  (Jreut  Suit  LiikeCity 
.MuiiHion  lloiiw.  Sirs.  Tiit'ts  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  CitV 
Neplii  House,  H.  (Joldslioroiigh  Ncplii 

.Suit  Lake  House,  F.  Little  Great  Salt  Lake  Ciiv 
IvinilMill,  W.  H.  Parley's  I'arl 


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at  Sail  Lake  Cily, 
at  Salt  hake  Cily 
•at  Salt  Lake  Ciiy 
■at  Salt  Lake  Cily 
•at  Salt  Lake  Cily 
■at  Sail  Lake  Cily 
■at  Salt  IjiikeCily 
ill  Salt  I  Jike  Cily 
■al  Sail  Lake  Cily 
!at  Salt  Lake  Cily 
;at  Salt  Lake  Cily 
■at  Salt  Lake  t'iiy 
■at  Salt  Lake  Cily 
.■at  Salt  Laki'  Cily 
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Insurance  Agents. 

LAWRENCE,  N.  Jt  CO.— Piremau'H  Fund, 

Oi^at  Salt  Lake  City 
WALKER  BROS.— Paciflc,  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Iron  and  Steel. 

[See  Hardware ;  aUu  MerchautB,  General.] 

Jewelers. 

Bywater,  O.  G>  Great  Salt  Lake  Cjty 


„eek8,  John 
Watten,  L 


Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Laths  and  Shingles. 

[See  alao  Mills,  Saw.] 
Leigh  &.  Co.  Cedar  City 

llurdv,  J.  G.  Si.  Son  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

llulkfy,  Noe  ic  Co.  Springville 

Leather  and  Findings. 

[See  aUo  Tanners.] 
Mackaprang,  Peter  Cedar  City 

Liquors. 

[See  alio  Merchaute,  General.] 
Fox,  F.  P.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Gordon,  James  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Wimnier,  Jacob  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Lumber. 

[See  also  Mills,  Saw.J 


Lewis,  Ijarsen 
Snow,  Bernard 
Ellsworth,  E. 
Little.  F. 
Woolley.  S.  A. 
Young,  Joseph  A. 
Young,  Lorenzo 
Ba8nall,J.  W. 
aalkgher,  P.  A. 


Ephraim 

Fountain  Green 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  Cily 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  L»ike  City 

-Neplii 

Stockton 


Machinists 

[See  also  Foundii< 

Walton,  A.  J.  Bountiful 

Walton,  W.  H.  B.>Mutifnl 

Hanson,  Jens  MurKai 

Wilcox,  W.W.  Prtrow.u 

Harrison,  Aaron  SpringviUu 

Match  Manufacturer. 

Viodlay,  Hugh  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Uerohants,  Commission  and  Storage. 


Shelton,  N.  J. 
Uourne  &  Needham 
Brown,  T.D.&  Son 
Carney  &  Stevens 
Cmnvn  &■  Co. 
Kindlay,  Hugh 
Uone,  Walcott  &  Co. 

Merchants, 

Wiley,  Robert 
Miller,  H.  W. 
Hart,  James  H. 
Ilolbrook,  Call  St,  Co. 
McNeil.  John 
Oliver,  Edward 
I'Kckee,  J.  T. 
Udsenbaum,  Morris 
Snow,  L.  St,  Co. 
Thoinas,  William  C. 
Walker,  Thoinas 


Fillmore  City 
Great  Salt  I^ke  Cily 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Suit  I^ke  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 

OeneraL 

Beaver 

Beaver  Uains 

Bloimiington 

Bountiful 

Bountiful 

Bountiful 

Brigliuni  Cily 

Brigliain  City 

Brigliain  City 

BriKhain  City 

Cedar  City 


Hawkins,  C. 

Noland,  George 

Brown  St,  Suuthworth 

Height  61.  Stayuer 

Carter,  W.  A. 

Reed  Bros. 

Allen  Sc  Slioebridge 

Auerbuch  St,  Bro. 

Barnes,  J.  S. 

Harrow  &  Co. 

Baasett  St,  Roberta 

Bodenburg  &  Kahn 

Chiflctt  St,  Clark 

Clift,  F.  D. 

Gilbert  St,  Sons 

Gordon,  James 

Jennings,  WiUiam 

Lees,  S.  J. 

Ijesser  Bros. 

McOrath,  J.  H. 

McQrorly  Sc  Henry 

Ransahotf,  N.  S.  St,  Co. 

Ross  St,  Barrett 

Taylor,  T.  &  W. 

Tii'pp,  E.  B.  St,  Co. 

White,  Mathew 

Wilkinson  ft  Fenn 

Young,  E.  R.  St,  Sons 

Kearns  St,  Madsen 

Pace,  James 

Taylor,  T.  &  W. 

Hale,  Solomon 

Hamblelon,  M.  D. 

Lonry  St,  Snedavker 

Spencer,  Frank 

I'uttle  St,  Fox 

Voorhis,  Isaac 

Rainington  St  Palmer 

Thurmond,  William 

Eddington,  William 

Wheeler,  J.  G. 

Jennings,  William 

Y'oiing,  E.  U.  &  Sons 

Leavitt,  Nathaniel 

MeKav,  W.  »  Co. 

KaiiHalioH',  N.  S.  ft  Co. 

Kiileock,  William 

West  St  Young 

WoodiiianRee,  Charles 
'  Siiiilli,  William 

Duttiii.II. 

Hieli  iV  .Sterret 

.'"iiriiie,  (i.  W. 

IlaiikH,  Kbenezor 

Miller,  K,  E. 

Hopkins  It  Vonng 

Beiitley  St  (>odbe 

Beiitley,  K 

Cannon  Br^h 

Huniblin,  .1   <  ub 

Anson,  Call  <.V  Co. 

Bringhurst,  W. 

Uallun  Sc,  Hutchinson 

Grovebeck,  N.  U. 

Houtz,  Jacob 

Stephenson.  ' ' 

Stewart,  W. . 

Wood,  G.  D.  it  Son 

Eurles,  J.  H. 

Gallagher,  P.  A. 

DuHin,  Isaac 
"I  Nebaker,  John 

Johnson,  N. 

Alexander  &  Brinee 

Nixon,  Stephen 

Crawford.  W.  H. 

Uuiieun,  Chapman 

Cor<loii,  Alfred 

Wells,  Lyman 


Coalville 

Coalville 

Ephraim 

Farininjjtoii 

Fort  Briuger 

Fort  Crittenden 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  (;ity 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  I.iake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Gunnison 

Harmony 

Lehi  City 

Liberty 

Manti 

Manti 

Manti 

Manti 

Manti 

Montpelier 

Moutpelier 

Morgan 

Mount  Pleasant 

Nephi 

Nephi 

Ogden  City 

Ogdeu  City 

Ogden  City 

Ogden  City 

Ogden  City 

Ogden  City 

Panacea 

Paris 

Paris 

Paris 

Parowan 

Parowan 

Saint  Charles 

.Saint  George 

Siiint  George 

Saint (Jeorge 

Santa  Clara 

Sessions  Settlement 

Springville 

Springville 

Springville 

Springville 

Springville 

Springville 

Springville 

Stockton 

Stockton 

Toquerville 

Toqiierville 

Virgin  City 

Wanship 

Wanship 

Washington 

Washington 

Willard 

WiUard 


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Bowring,  M.  Mm. 
Colebrook,  C.  C.  Mrs, 
Smith,  A.  Mrs. 


Millinery- 
Great.  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 


Mills,  Flour. 

[See  Introductory  Siiininary.] 

Mills,  Saw. 

rSee  Introductory-Summary.] 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

[See  also  Booksellers.] 
Calder,  D.  O.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Newspapers. 

[See  also  Introductory  Summary.] 

DESEUET  NEWS  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Liike  City 
Great  Salt  Lake  City 


TELEGRAPH 
UNION  VEDETTE 


Painters, 

Levit,  George 
Bmdbent,  li. 
Halist,  Henry 
Hiuman,  AL  L. 
Evans,  William 
Maibeu,  Henry 
Midgley,  Joshua 
Morris,  W.  V. 
Kussel'  St.  Bunting 
Tullid/;e,Johu 


House  and  Sign. 

Centerville 

Farmington 

Farmingtou 

Farmington 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Suit  Lake  CitV 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  .Salt  Luke  City 


Photographers. 

Martin,  Edward  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Savage  &.  Ottenger  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Sutterley  Bros.  Great  Suit  Lake  City 


Christian,  J.  W. 
Turli-y,  Theodore 
liurnhiini,  L.  >S. 
Smith,  .Samuel 
Aldi'idge,  liiulmrd 
Wii.tf.  J. 
Corhitt,  W. 
Smith,  Jonathan 
Anderson,  W.  V. 
neruliirul.J..n. 
Bn><>k  &  Oliuk 
CiiniMi,  Jeter 
Crockwell,  Dr 
Oriiisliy,  J.  S. 
Uoln'its,  Don  ('. 
RohiuHon,  J.  K. 
Tnit,  William 
Mucks,  Priddy 
Austin,  E.  A. 
Ellis,  M.  J. 
Rogers,  Dr. 
McCune,  M. 
Molntyre,  W.  L. 
Oakley,  M. 
Savage,  David 
Pendleton,  C.  C. 
.Mesfiervey,  Joseph 
Hijifgins,  S.  G. 
IvniB,  Isrnol 
Laue,  W.  T. 
Pierce,  J.  M. 
McLing,  James 


Physicians. 


Beaver 

Beaver 

Bounlil'ul 

Brigham  City 

Cedar  City 

Fuirvicw 

Farmingtou 

Farmington 

Oreot  Salt  Lake  City 

Great  Suit  Lake  City 

(ireat  Suit  l^ake  City 

UnM  Suit  Lake  Citv 

Great  Salt  Lake  (Mty 

Gi'ottt  Salt  Luke  City 

Grout  Salt  Lake  City 

Grtiit  Salt  Ijuke  City 

Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Hurrishnrg 

Liberty 

MoiitpelicV 

>Ioroni 

Nophi 

Ogden  Cit^ 

Paris 

Paris 

Parowan 

Saint  Charles 

Saint  (Jeorge 

Saint  George 

Springville 

Springville 

Wansliip 

Potteries. 

Croxnll,  Cartwright  Sc  Co.       Great  Salt  I^ake  City 
Eardley  Bros.  Great  Salt  Lfike  City 


Produce. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
Chadd,  J.  T.  Graat  Salt  Lnke  Citv 

Childs,  T.  W.  Gioat  Suit  Lake  City 

Davis,  J.  C.  Great  Suit  Lake  City 

Hague,  John  Neplii 

Provisions. 

[See  also  Groucrios ;  also  Merchants,  General] 

Brown,  T.  D.  &  Sou  Great  Salt  Lake  (,'ity 

Day,  D.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Lees,  S.  J.  (ireut  Salt  Lake  ('ity 

McDonald,  John  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 

Meyer,  M.  (Jreat  Salt  Lake  City 

Morris,  I.  Great  Siilt  Lake  C'iiy 

Showell,  William  Great  Salt  Lake  (.'ity 

Silver,  Joseph  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Salt  Dealers. 

Snedaker,  M.  J.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Cole  &  Cazier  Xepb'i 

Salisbury  ft  Piatt  Neplii  I 

Seedsmen.  J 

Davis,  J.  C.  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv  | 

Wagstatf,  William  Great  Salt  Ltike  City ' 

Soap  Manufacturers. 

Poster,  W.  W.  Great  Salt  Lake  City  [ 

Stoves  and  Tinware- 

[See  also  Hardware  ;  also  Merchants,  General.]  i 

Boaz,  W.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Hawkins,  Thomas  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

.tones,  C.  V.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Sharkey,  R.  C.  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Mure,  W.  Sessions  Settlement 

Tailors,  Merchant. 

Clivc,  Clande  Great  Salt  Lake  City 

Taylor.  J.  &  Bro.  Great  Suit  Lake  City 


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Southworth,  C. 
Adams,  Timothy 
Osthr,  J.  J. 
Owen,  J,  &  Co. 
West,  C.  W. 
Wutt«,  Heujaniin 
Allen,  l)iini»'l 
Hunks,  Ebenezer 
I'age,  Daniel 


Tanners- 


Brigham  City 

Cedar  City 

Xeplii 

Ogdeu  City 

Ogden  CitV 

Paragooimli 

Parowau 

Purowan 

Parowau ' 


Turners,  Wood. 

Bird,  James  Great  Salt  Lake  Citv 

Foster,  W.  H.  (ireat  Salt  Lulii-  City 

Stevenson,  E.  Great  Sitit  Lake  City 

Upholstery  and  Paper  Hangings.  ; 

Morris,  8.  Great  Salt  Lake  City  i 

Watchmakers. 

By  water,  G.  O.  Great  Salt  Lake  City! 

Meoks,  .lohu  ()reat  Salt  Lake  CiiV 

Wttttcrs,  I.  Great  Salt  Lake  City : 

Wool  Carders. 


Bulkly.  Noe  &  Co. 

Sprintrville 

Houtx  &  Straus 

Springville 

Woolen  Manufacturers. 

Ashworth,  John 

Beiiver 

Cnrtwriglit,  Thomas 

Ik'uver 

Gilis,  Elioh 

Keuver 

Gilis,  Robert 

Heaver 

Walker  &  Sons 

Cedar  Citv 

Hess,  J.  W.  &  Co. 

FarmiiiKton 

Wulkor,  Lorin 

Farmington 

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Salt  Lnke  City 
Suit  Lake  City 
Salt  Lake  City 
Neplii 


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Salt  Lake  City 
Salt  Lake  City  i  5 


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Salt  Lake  City 

Salt  Lake  City 

Salt  Lake  City 

t  Si'Jt  Lake  CJiy 

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It  Salt  Lake  City 


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,t  Salt  Lake  City 

Neplii 
Nepbi 

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it  Salt  Ijitko  City  \ 

rers- 

at  Salt  Lake  City  i 

vare.  \ 

milts,  General.!  | 
at  Salt  Lake  Citv 
lat  Salt  Lake  Cii'v 
at  Salt  Lake  City 
!at  Salt  Lake  Ciiv 
essioDB  Settlement 
1 

ant- 
fat  Salt  Lake  City  i 
iai  Salt  Lake  Citv 


Briglinm  City 

Cedui'  City 

Neplii 

ORden  City 

Ogden  CitV 

Para^'oonaL 

Parowan 

Parowan 

Parowan 

>d.  , 

•eat  Salt  Lake  City  '• 
eat  Salt  Lake  City 
eat  Sitlt  Lake  City 

r  Hangings. 

eat  Salt  Lake  City  I 

■eat  Salt  Lake  Citv! 
•eat  Salt  Lake  City  | 
•eat  Salt  Lake  City 

rs.  ;, 

Sprinfjvillell 
Springville  | 

sturers. 

Hciiver  I 

Ik'iivetl 

nt'iiveii 

IloHvcri 

Cedar  City 

Farniinirton 

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jIACOOAIaIi  ft  XZTTAUXB'B  Fi«aoa,  OhmpMt  nude.  ▲.  EOHUOt,  Agent.  San  Tranotaoo. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Agents— Commission. 

[See  ComuiiaHion  Agents.] 

Agents— Insurance. 

[See  Insurance  Agents.] 

Agents— Beal  Estate. 

[See  Ueal  Estate  Agents.] 

Apothecaries. 

Hood,  A.  Nanaimo 

Jones,  M.  New  Westminster 

SMITH,  H.  W.  New  Westminster 

LANGLEY  &  Co.  Victoria 

MOOUE  &  CO.  Victoria 

Morris,  J.  N.  Sl  Co.  Victoria 

ZELNER,  W.  Victoria 

Architects, 

Lewis,  K.  Victoria 

Assayers. 

[See  also  Banks.] 

Government  Assay  Office  New  Westminster 

BANK  BlilTISH  NORTH  AMERICA    Victoria 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

[*  Barristers,    t  Solicitors.] 

'CREASE,  H.  P.  P.  (Attorney  General) 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  189)  New  WestniinBter 

tDrake  &  Jackson  New  Westminster 

IKisiiop,  Rol)ert  Victoria 

tCopland,  J.  Victoria 

tDHAKE  &  JACKSON  Victoria 

'McCREICHT,  J.  V.  Victoria 

tPEARKES  &  GREEN  Victoria 

•KING,  D.  B.  Victoria 

'Robertson,  A.  R.  Victoria 

"Walker,  H.  P.        .  Victoria 

•WOODS,  T.  L.  Victoria 

Auctioneers. 

Clarkeon,  W.  V.  New  Westminster 

Kdmonds,  H.  V.      ,  New  Westminster 

IlHckiiH,  P.  M.  Victoria 

DA  VIES,  J.  P.  tt,  Co.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  185)  Victoria 
McCrea,  J.  A.  Victoria 

ALWAY  dD  BAILEY  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  191 )     Yale 


HICK,  P. 

SOREL,  J.  P. 

Derliam,  Ben. 

NESBITT,  SAMUEL 

O'Dwyer,  P. 

WILSON  Sl  MURRAY  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  184) 
Young,  Henry 
Clair,  Pierre 
McLARDY,  ADAM 


"New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 


Victoria 

Victoria 

Yale 

Yale 


Banks. 

BANK  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA, 

R.  Burrell,  manager,  Barkervillc 

BANK  BRITISH  COLUMBIA, 

D.  McCnIlock,  nmnairer.        New  Westminster 

BANK  BRITISH  COLU.MBIA, 

W.  C!.  Ward,  manager,  Victoria 

BANK  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA 
J.  G.  Shepherd,  manager,  (see  adv. 
dout.  p.  ISJ)  Victoria 

BANK  BKITISH  COLUMBIA,  D.M.  Hen- 
derson, manager,  Yale 

Barristers. 

[See  Attorneys  at  Law.] 

Blacksmiths  and  Wagon  Makers. 

Clinton 


Lattimer  &  Grapes 
McCully,  John 
Holden,  John 
Delanv,  Charles 
ROBI'NSON,  J.  &  CO. 
Ward,  James 


Bakers. 


Bryant,  John 
DftEW,  C.  R. 
ELLARD,  JAMES 
Harvey,  W. 


Nanaimo 
New  Westminster 
New  Westminster 
New  Westminster 


Boiler  Makers. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 


WATSON  &  CO. 


Lytton 

Naniunio 

Yale 

Yale 

Yale 


Victoria 


Books  and  Stationery. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 


see  adv.  dept 

New  Westminster 
Victoria 
Victoria 


CLARKSON,  G.  C.  &  CO. 

poge  188) 
IIIBBEN  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  185) 
Spencer,  E. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 

BAKER,  SAMUEL  Victoria 

COWPEU.  JESSE  '  Victoria 

Heathoni,  W.  Victoria 


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Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

JOHNSTON,  WILLIAM  New  Wegtminrter 

Oliver  Urus.  New  Weetmiiister 

MHiiBell,  H.  Vietoi'itt 

ShulU,  H.  Victoria 

Brewers. 

Jerkins,  William  Kootenay 

PICHT,  ERNEST  (see  adv.  dept. 


pnge  188) 
WOODCOCK,  W.  H. 
BUN8TER,  A. 
Fojtel  &,  Co. 
8TEINBER0ER,  WILLIAM 

Butchers. 

Saul  &  Co. 
Lord  Sl  Dakia 
Killroy,  I». 
Baker,  George 
Greaine  &  Bradley 
Traintield,  George 
ANDERSON,  P.  L  &  CO. 
DICKINSON  BROS. 
CARSON,  HAMMOND  St.  CO. 
HUTCHINSON  At  CO. 
REYNOLDS  &.  CO. 
Towtibend,  W.  B. 
Reese  &.  Lawrence 


New  Westminater 

New  WcBttninster 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Yale 


Clinton 

Kouteiiuy 

Lytton 

Nanuiino 

Nana!  mo 

Nanaimo 

New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Yale 


Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  Funiiture.] 

Carpenters. 

[See  Contractors.] 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

[See  Blttcksmitbs  and  Wagon  Makers.] 

Cigars. 

[See  also  Tobacco  and  Cigars.] 
ORELLEY  BROS,  (see  adv.  dept. 

piigo  188)  New  Westminster 

PICHT,  ERNEST  (see  adv.  dept.  . 

page  188)  New  Westminster 

BRAVERMAN,  R.  Victoria 

OPPENHEIMEK  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  189)  Yale 

Civil  Engineers  and  HuiTeyors. 

Gillette,  E.  C.  Barkerville 

Gastineau,  J.  Victoria 

Green,  A.  H.  Victoria 

Green,  V.  W.  Victoria 

Honifray,  R.  .    Victoria 

Mobun  &,  Farrell  Victoria 

Stephens,  E.  Victoria 

Tiedeman,  H.  O.  Victoria 

Clergymen. 

Reese,  W.  8. 

Evans,  E.  (Methodist) 

Jumiesou,  R.  (Presbyterian) 

•lenns,  P. 

Rondeault,  P.  (Catholic) 

D'HERBOMEZ,  L.  J.,  Lord  Bishop 


(Roman  Catholic)  New 
Duff,  D.  (Presbyteriun)  New 
Eonquet,  L.,  Vicar  General  (Ro- 
man Catholic)  New 
Hayman,  H.  £.  (Episoopalian)  New 

Horris, (Catholic)  New 

Jayol,  M.  (Catholic)  New 

Pundosy,  C.  (Catholic)  New 

Sheepshanks,  J.  (Episcopalian)  New 

White,  E.  ^Methodist)  New 

Willemar,  -'—  (Catholic)  New 


Cowichan 
Nanainio 
Nanainio 
Nanaimo 
Naiiaimo 

Westminster 
Westmiubter 

Westminster 
Westminster 
Westminster 
Westminster 
Westminster 
Westminster 
Westu^iuster 
Westminster 


Browning,  Arthur  (Methodixt) 

Cridge,  E.,  Dean  (EpiNcopalian) 

Deniers,  M.,  Lord  Bishop  (Catholic) 

Garrett,  A.  C. 

Gilson,  U.,  Archdeacon  (Episcopalian) 

Haunts,  L.  H.  (Roman  Catliolic) 

HILLS,  GEORGE,  Lord  Bishop  (Episc) 

Malony,  W.  (Catholic) 

Mandart,  J.  M.,  Vicar  General  (Catholic) 

Seghers,  C.  (Catholic) 

Sommerville,  T.  (Presbyterian) 

Woods,  C.T. 

Good,  J.  B.  (Episcopalian) 

Clothing. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
Anderson  it,  Co. 
Brown,  J.  H. 
COHEN,  H.  M. 
Solomon,  N. 
Whear,  R.  P. 
Wilson,  John 
Frankenthal,  J. 
Greenbiium,  S. 
Mitchell,  Julius 
Oppenhein,  8.  St  L. 

Coal. 

VANCOUVER  COAL  CO.  Nanaimo 

British  Columbia  Coal  Mining  Co.  New  Westminster 
Queen  Charlotte  Coal  Mining  Co.  Victoiia 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

ELLARD,  JAMES  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  187) 
McHEAN,.f.G. 
FELL  &  CO. 
RAGGAZONI,  T. 


Victoria  !•§ 
Victoria '  5 
Victoria  I  3 
Victoria  I  J 
Victoria  . 
Victoria  J 
Victoria  I  j 
Victoria  i  j) 
Victoria ,  u 
Victoria  i  i 
Victoria  j  3 
Victoria  i  3 
Yale  h 


Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria    .. 
Yale  J 
Yale,  J 
Yale   M 
Yale  el 

I  M 
I  *l 

1 


New  Westmintter 

New  Westminster 

Victoria 

Victoria 


Commission  Agents. 


Clarkson,  W.  V. 
Seclye,  H.  E. 
Adanison,  W.  II.  R. 
Alsop,  Thomas 
Linosuy,  Daniel 
Lyons,  William 
MHllandaine,  E. 
ALWAY  &  BAILEY 
BARLOW,  A. 
Coxon,  George 
HUDSON'S  BAY  CO. 
KIMBALL  &  GLADWIN 
NELSON,  U.  Si  CO. 
OPPENUEIMER,  D.  &  J. 


New 
New 


Westminster 

Westminster 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Yale 

Yale 

Yale 

Yale 

Yale 

Yale 

Yule 


Confectioners. 

[See  also  Bakers.] 
Piper,  A.  W.  Victoria 

Sandrie,  G.  Victoria 

Contractors.  I 

Fenny  St,  Milardo  Nanainio  | 

Gordon  ft  Blessing  Nanaiiuo 

Cracker  Manufacturers. 

[See  also  Bakers.] 
ELLARD.  JAMES  (see  adv.  dept 


iJ 


187) 
NEIJBiTT,  SAMUEL 


Dentists. 


Barnard,  A. 
Cool,  G.  W. 
Nichols,  J. 


New  Westminster 
Victoria 


Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


Inturt  in  the  bat  Looftl  Ootawat, "  THB  FAOUrxO." 


Ktnr  York. 


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Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria ! 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Yule 


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Victoria 
Victoria  i  fl 
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Victoria  i 
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Yale  I  i 
Yale   11 
Yale   fe 
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ew  Westminster  2 

VictoriH  c 

Victoria  ' 


Nanaimo 
ewWeBtmineter 

Victoria 

HiUs. 


intfl. 

lew  WeBtminster   a 

[ew  Westminster   § 

Victoria   ' 

Victoria   J 

Victoria   | 

Victoria    . 

Vicloria   ; 

Yale   • 

Yale   5 

Yale   3 

Yale  i 

Yale  * 

Yale :  0 

Yale  I 


Victoria  I 
Victoria 


Nanaimo 
Nauuimo 


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pt. 

New  WestminBter 
Victoria 


Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


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BRITISH    COLUMBIA.        DISTILLERS  —  GROCERIES.        565 


Distillers. 

Jerkins,  William 

PICHT,  ERNEST  (see  adv.  dept, 


Kootenay 


pHtre  188) 
WOODCOCK,  W.  H. 


New  Westminster 
New  Westmiuster 


Doors,  Sasbes  &nd  Blinds. 


WITHROW,  D. 

page  188) 


(see  adv.  dept. 


New  Westminster 


Drugs  and  Medicines. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 


Hood,  A. 
JoncH,  M. 
SMITH,  H.  W. 
LANGLEY  &  CO. 
MOORE  &  CO. 
Jlorrig,  J.  N.  &  Co. 
gliottbolt,  Thomas 
ZELNER,  W. 


Nanaimo 
New  Westminster 
New  Westminster 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


Dry  Gk>ods. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
Alexander  dt  Co. 
CERF,  DAVID 

CUNNINGHAM,   THOMAS  (see   adv. 
dept.  page  187) 


Maver,  A. 

ARMt«rRONG,  W. 
i       dept.  page  187) 
I  Ashwell,  G.  R. 
'  Bnllock,  Arthur 

CLIJTE,  J.  8. 


Nanaimo 
Nanaimo 

Nanaimo 
Nanaimo 


J.  (see  adv. 

New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

i  CUNNINGHAM  BROS,  (see  adv. 

j       dt'pt.  page  18U)  New  Westminster 

EICHKOKF.  H.  New  Westminster 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  18i2)  Victoria 

LONDON  HOUSE  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  182)    Victoria 
iMcCUTCIIIN  &  CALLIGHAM  Victoria 

:  McLEAN  &  CO.  Victoria 

'■  Mitchell,  V.  Victoria 

TURNER,  J.  H.  &  CO.  Victoria 

:  VICTORIA  HOUSE  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  182)  Victoria 
I  WILSON,  THOMAS  &  CO.  Victoria 

I  NELSON,  URIAH  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  191)  Y'ale 

OPPENHEIMER  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  189)  Yale 

I  Expresses. 

I  BARNARD,  F.  I.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  190)  Barkerville 
i  DIETZ  &.  NELSON  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  190)  Victoria 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.  Victoria 

Fancy  Ooods. 

[See  Dry  Goods.] 

Flour  Dealers. 

[See  Merchants,  General ;  also,  Mills,  Grist,] 

Foundries. 


Barr  &  Co. 

Bates,  A.  8. 
Bigne,  George 
BLACK,  JAMES 
Bohanon,  James 
Buniett,  Alescander 
Cornwall,  C.  F. 
Coxon,  George 
Crawford  St,  Wilson 
Davis,  J. 
Davis,  M.  C. 
De  Nenvion,  J. 
Dietz,  William 
Dunn,  George 
Evans  Bros.  &  Co. 
Garod  &.  Geshon 
Happv.  Jack 
HUDSON'S  BAY  CO. 
Hutchinson,  N. 
Kimball  &  Gladwin 
Kirkpatrick,  T.  G. 
KW0N6  LEE  &  CO. 
Lane,  William 
Levi,  Charles 
Loring,  S.  D. 
Lvall,  George 
McCuUuni,  Charles 
McDonald  &  Pbare 
McLimlen,  A. 
NELSON,  U.  &  CO. 
O'Brien,  James 
OPPENHEIMER  &  CO. 
Pearson  Bros. 
Peters,  C.  H. 
Uiley,  P. 
Ruhbins,  J. 
Robinson,  George 
Romans,  L.B. 
Roper  Si,  Co. 
Saul  &  Co. 
Scott,  J.  H. 
Sendlieart,  William 
Sherman,  Pierce 
Smitli  Sc  Ladner 
Smith,  Robert 
Snyder  &  Co. 
Sutton,  W.  H. 
Telegniph  Co. 
ThouuiH,  Alexander 
Toy,  Mrs. 
Turk,  James 
Walker,  — 
Walter  Bros 
Vadder  Sc  Co. 


DongaU&  Son' 
Spratt  dc  Kriemler 


Victoria 
Victoria 


Freighters,  Packers,  and  Teamsters. 

The  figures  denote  the  number  of  animals  employed 

by  each,  respectively. 
Alison,  J. 
Smith,  H.  P. 
Ward,  B.  W. 
Alway,  John 
Bacigalupi,  G. 
BARLOW,  A. 
BARNARD,  P.  L 
Barnes  &  Co. 


20 

Hope 

— 

Hope 

34 

Hope 

10 

Yale 

20 

Yale 

16 

Yale 

174 

Yale 

40 

Yale 

14 
40 

4 
57 
18 
50 

8 
61 
14 

50 

37 

20 

16 

38 

35 

40 

150 

50 

12 

10 

3.^> 

10 

75 

24 

4 

28 

32 

6 

124 

40 

90 

4 

23 

20 

20 

4 

110 

12 

28 

65 

36 

10 

40 

10 

35 

12 

300 

50 

10 

S8 

4 

14 

28 


Furniture. 


WITHROW,  DAVID  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

188)  New  Westminster 
SEHL,  JACOB  Victoria 

Furs. 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

182)  Victoria 

Oas  Works. 

Victoria  Gas  Works  Victoria 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

[See  Banks.] 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

[See  also  Merchants,  General.] 
CUNNINGHAM,  THOMAS  (see  adv.  dept, 

p.  187) 
ABhwell,  G.  R. 

Cafferty,  Neil  iiNew  yven 

CUNNINGHAM  BROS,  (see  adv.  dept.  p.      . 

189)  New  Westminster 


Nanaimo 

New  WestminBter 
New  Westminster 


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EICHKOFF,  II.  New  Westmingter 

ELLAKD,  JAMES  (aoe  ndv.  dept.  p.  187) 

New  WestmingUir 
HOLUROOK,  HENRY  (see  udv.  dept.  p. 

187)  New  WeetiuiuBter 

McBEAN,  J.  O.  New  WeiitininHter 

Miirmv,  John  New  Westininster 

BOSSl,  C.  Victoria 

BKAVEUMAN,  S.  &  CO.  Victoria 

FELL  St.  CO.  Victoria 

Oilli^^im,  P.  •  Victoria 

Hicks  &  Uiunell  Victoria 

Lan^c,  N.  V.  Victoria 

Promis,  O.  Victoria 

Smith,  W.  B.  Victoria 

WILSON  &  MURRAY  (bcb  adv.  dept.  p. 

184)  Victoria 

Wilooii  Sc  Ricknmn  Victoria 

KIMHALL  &  GLADWIN  (»ee  ndv.  dept. 

n.  l!ll)  Yale 

NELSON,  URIAH  &.  CO.  (aoe  adv.  dept. 

p.  I!tl)  Yale 

OPPENHEIMER  &  CO.  (lice  adv.  dept. 

p.  1811)  Yale 

Qunsmiths. 

Hneitnn,  G.  Victoria 

SHORT,  HENRY  Victoria 


McKciizie,  A. 


Hardware. 

[Sec  also  MurchantH,  General.] 


liHrkcrville 


CUNNINGHAM,  THOMAS  (see  adv.  dent. 

p.  187)  Nanaimo 

CALDKR  &  KEAY8  New  Weslniiuster 

CUNNINGHAM  BROS,  (aee  adv.  dept.  p. 

ISit)  New  WcBtmineter 

DRUMMOND,  J.  S.  Victoria 

KKLLOWS,  ROSCOE  &  CO.  Victoria 

KENT,  CHARLES  Victoria 

Marvin,  Edf^ar  Victoria 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[See  alao  Merchants,  General.] 
NEWHURRY,  W. 
Wells,  A.  C.  &  Co. 

Hats  and  Caps. 

[See  also  Clothing.] 
Adams,  R. 


Victoria 
Yale 


Victoria 


Hotels. 


McKnnion,  William 
Toy,  M.J.  Mrs. 
Ilantier,  L. 
Peck  &  Sebastian 
Stone,  R.  K. 
Webb,  Joseith 


Clinton 

Clinton 

Lytton 

Nanaimo 

Niinairao 

Nanaimo 

COLONIAL  HOTEL,  Grelley  Bros,   (see 

udv.  dept.  p.  188)  New  Westminster 

Mansion  House,  J.  Herring  New  Westminster 

TELEGRAPH    HOTEL,  R.  Gilbride 

New  Westminster 
Brown  &  Gillis  Quesnclsmonth 

Fontaine  Ac  Co.  Richfleld 

BEEHIVE  HOTEL,  E.  R.  Thomas  Victoria 

COLONIAL  HOTEL,  S.  Driard  (see  adv. 

dept.  p.  186)  Victoria 

Eberliart's  Hotel,  N.  C.  Bailey  Victoria 

FASIUON  HOTEL,  C.  Brocks  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  186)  Victoria 

HOTEL  DE  PRANCE,  Bipe  &  Co.         Victoria 
International  Hotel.  Chas.  Cbadwiuk  Victoria 

Oriental  Hotel,  P.  Mannetta  Victoria 

PACIFIC  TELEGRAPH  HOTEL,  A. 

Astrico  &  Co.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  187)      Victoria 
St.  George  Hotel,  E.  C.  Holden  Victoria 

ST.  NICHOLAS  HOTEL.  P.  Mattbiessen 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  186)  Victoria 


Victoria  Hotel  Victoriit 

Califoniia  House,  Mni.  Bowden  Yuje 

COLONIAL  HOTEL,  Perrier  &  Latre- 

monllier  (see  adv.  dept.  page  191)  Yulo 

Fort  Yale  Hotel,  Kelly  Sc  Lane  Yale 

Insurance  Agents. 

Bullock,  Arthnr— Royal  New  WestmiuBter 

Henderson  &  Bumaby  Victoria 

JANION,  GREEN  it,  RHODES  Victoriii 

LOWE  BROS.  Victoria 

SIl'FKIN  BROTHERS  &  CO.— N.  Brit- 
ish and  Mercantile  Victoria 
SPROAT  &.  CO.-Royal  Victoria 
STEWART.  J.  R.— City  of  Glasgow  and  S. 

F.  Paciiic  Victoria 

TARBELL,  F.— N.  Y.  Mntiml  Victoria 

WALLA(;E,  C.  W.— California  Victoria 

WEISSENBURGER  &  SCHL0E8SER- 

Lancushiru  Victoria 

Iron  and  Steel. 

I  See  Hardware.] 

Jewelers. 

Lyons,  I.  New  WestmiiiBtcr 

Jiuigernum,  J.  L.  Victorin 

Marks,  Eli  Victuriu 

Leather  and  Findings. 

COWPER,  JESSE  Victoria 

DALBY  &  CO.  Victoria 

Liquors,  Wholesale. 

[See  also  Mentbants,  General.] 

Hogiui,  Hcnrv  New  WestminBter  i 

PICHT,  ERNEST  (see  adv.  dent,  page 

IKS)  New  VVestmiiisUT ; 

Eugene,  Thomas  Victoria: 

GRELLEV  &  FITERRE  (see  adv.  dept.  i 

nngc  18,'i)  Victoria ' 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  (see  adv.   dept.  p. 

18J)  Victoria 

WILSON  &  MURRAY  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

184)  Victoria 

SUTTON,  W.  H.  Yule 

Liquors,  Betail. 

[See  also  Hotels.] 

Bnrdick  &.  Ross  Barkerville 

Martin  &.  Cook  Barkerville 

Barry,  T.  A.  Ciinierontowii 

Haray,  J.                       _  Camerontown 

Perrit,  F.                       '  Camerontown 

Cottec,  William  Kootcnay 

Saxon,  Jordan  Kootcnay 

Smith,  Robert  L^'ttoii 

Brown,  E.  New  Westmnister 

DEIOHTON,  JOHN  New  WestminBter 
GRELLEY  BROTHERS  (see  adv.  dent. 

page  188)  New  WoHtniiiister 

RICHARDS,  P.  O.  New  Westminster 

SCOTT,  JOHN  T.  New  Westminster 

Kirwins,  P.  Richfield  1 1 

Smith, Richfield 

BROOKS,  CHARLES    (see  adv.  dept. 

page  186)  Victoria 

Bums,  T.  .1.  Victoria 

GOLDON,  THOMAS  Victoria 

GritUn,  B.  P.  Victoria 

KEENAN,  J.  C.  Victoria 

McKAY.  J.  G.  Victoria 

Penny  &  Bro.  Victoria 

RADOVICH,  EDWARD  Victoria 

Silver,  Robert  Victoria  i 


Tho  SitMtory  of  tba  PAOmO  Uoompo«ed  of  the  beat  buainoM  men  of  OAlifiirnie. 


A.  XORLSB'B  Mualo  and  Piano  Warerooma,  4M  Banaom  Street,  Ban  Tranoltoo. 


BRITISH    COLUMBIA.        LUMBER  —  NEWSPAPERS.        567 


Lumber. 

[See  also  Mills,  Saw.] 
Wood  &  Co.  Kootenny 

Hritish  Columbia  Saw  Mill  Co.     New  WcBtniingter 
MOODY,  S.  P.  &  CO.  New  WeBtniinstcr 

B.  C.  &  V.  I.  LUMBER  CO.  Victoria 

8AYWARD,  W.  P.  A'ictoria 

MaohinlBts. 

[See  also  Fouudricg.] 
Holden,  John  Nanaimo 

Merchants,  Chinese. 

KWONG  LEE  &.  CO.   (gee  adv.  dept. 

page  186)  Victoria 

Merchants,  Forwarding. 

[See  alBO  Expreggeg;    uigo  VreJKlitcrg;   ulgo  Mer- 
chiintg,  Iin})ortitiK  and  (^uuiiuiggion.] 

HOLBROOK,  IIi!-.>«Y  (gee  adv.  dept. 

pa^e  IW)  New  Wegtmingter 

ALWAY  Si.  HAILEY  (gee  adv.  dept. 

P8«e1!M)  Yale 

BARLOW,  A.  (gee  adv.  dept.  p.  191)  Yale 

KIMUALL  &  QLAUWIN  (gee  adv.  dept. 

pu^e  1!II) 
OPPENHEIMER  &.  CO.  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  181>) 


Yale 
Yale 


Merchants,  General. 


Buie  Bro8.  Barkerville 

Edwardg,  H.  Barkerville 

Flovd  &  Co.  Barkerville 

Mckenzie,  A.  Barkerville 

Strong,  C.  Barkerville 

Todd  &  Co.  Barkerville 

Wifkan,  J.  Barkerville 

Briggg, Canierontowu 

Evung  Bi-oB.  Canierontown 

Lion  &  Dudro  Canierontown 

Oppenheinier  &.  Co.  Camerontown 

Ki8K  &  Oreenebunni  Clinton 

Buckley,  William  Kootenay 

Buniier  &  Co.  Kootenay 

Dacerg,  George  Kootenay 

DeLoyd Kootenay 

Uppenheiiner  &  Co.  Kootenay 

Bnie  Brog.  Lyttun 

Coxan,  George  Lytton 

Frauentlial,  J.  Lytton 

lioman,  L.  B.  Lytton 

Alexander  &.  Co.  Nnnaiuio 

CEKF,  DAVID  Nanaimo 

CUNNINGHAM,  THOMAS  Nanaimo 

llirsli,  Jobn  Nanaimo 

Keybould  &  Sbakgpeare  Nanaimo 

.Mayer,  A.  Nanuiuio 
ARMSTRONG,  W.  J.  (see  adv.  dept 


pnire  1S7) 
CUNNINGHAM  BROS 
ELLARD,  JAMES 
llurvcy,  VV. 
Morrigg,  A. 
Mullen,  B. 
Girod  &  Gnichon 
Gondin,  Gilbert 
NELSON,  U.  &  CO. 
Parrodin,  J. 
Launiaigtier  &  Co. 
Newfelder  &  Co. 
BRAVERMAN,  S.  &  CO. 
KWONG  LEE  &  CO. 
Sporberg  &  Ruell' 
ALWAY  &  BAILEY  (gee  adv. 


BAI] 


page  191) 
llLOW,  A. 


dept. 
gee  adv.  dept.  page  191) 


New  Westminster 

New  Westminster 

New  WestniinstiT 

New  WestminHter 

New  WeBtminster 

New  Westmiiisier 

Quesnelgnioutii 

tjuegnelsmoutli 

Qiiesnelsmouth 

Qaesnelsmonth 

Ricblield 

Ricbtleld 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 


Yale 
Yale 


Coxon,  George  '        •     »        Yale 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  Yale 

KIMBALL  &  GLADWIN  (see  adv.  dept. 

paife  191)  Yale 

KWONG,  LEE,  fc  CO.  Yale 

NELSON,  U.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  dept.  page  191)  Yale 
OPPENHEIMER,  D.  J.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  189)  Yale 

Merchants— Importing  and  Commis- 
sion. 

HOLBROOK,  HENRY  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  187)  New  Westminster 


Bamett,  B. 
CAIRE  &  GRANCINI 
Cassamayon,  A. 
Condi,  J.  P. 

DAVIES,  J.  P.  &  CO.  (see  adv. 
Dickson,  Campbell  &  Co- 
Edgar,  D.  A. 
Finluy  &  Co. 
(Joldstone,  Brog. 
HENDERSON  &  BIIRNABY 
HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  (see  adv. 
JANION,  GREEN  &  RHODES 
LAWRENCE,  CLARK  &  CO. 
L'lloteliur,  L. 
Leneven  &  Co. 
I^ewe  vt  Co. 
llarsli,  (!.  J. 
Martin  Brog. 
MOOREHEAD  ft  CO. 


Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 

d.  p.  185)  Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 

d.  p.  183)  Victoria 
Victoria 
,  Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


NATHAN,  HENRY  (aee  adv.  dept.  p.  184)  Victoria 
Niittall,  J.  C.  Victoria 

Pickett  &.  Co.  Victoria 

SIKKKEN.  BROS.  &  CO.  Victoria 

SPROAT  &  CO.  Victoria 

Wilkie  &  Co.  Victoria 

Milliners  and  Millinery  Goods. 

[See  also  Mercbauts,  General.] 
Keybould  &  Sbakgpeare  Nanaimo 

Hem,  ftlrs.  Victoria 
LONDON  HOUSE  (gee  adv.  dept.  p.  183)  Victoria 

Mitcbell,  E.  Victoria 

Pickleg,  Mfg.  Victoria 

VICTORIA  HOUSE  (see  adv.  d.  p.  183)  Victoria 

Mills,  Grist. 

[See  also  Introductory  Summary.] 

WOODCOCK,  W.  H.  New  Westminster 

Soda  Creek  Soda  Creek 

Lilloet  Cay  lis  Creek 

Mills,  Saw. 

(See  also  Introductory  Summary.] 

Wood  Si,  Co.  Kootenav 

MOODY,  S.  P.  &  CO.  Burmrd  Inlet 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

CLARKSON,  G.  C.  (see  adv.   dept. 

page  188)  New  Wegtmingter 

BAGNALL,  J.  Victoria 

HIBBEN.  T.  N.  &  CO.  (see  adv.  d.  p.  185)  Victoria 
Siuidrie,  G.  Victoria 

Newspapers. 

CARIBOO  SENTINEL,  Barkerville 

TRIBUNE  Nanaimo 

BRITISH  COLUMBIAN  New  Westniitister 

BRITISH  COLONIST  AND  CHRONICLE 

Victoria 
EVENING  TELEGRAPH  Victoria 

GOVERNMENT  GAZETTE  Victoria 

PRICES  CURRENT  Victoria 

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Painters,  House  and  Sign. 


StodRrdiTliomuB 
liniikg,  Joint  &  Co. 
Keokuin,  W.  31. 


New  Westmingter 
Victoi'ia 
Victoiiu 


Paper  Hangings. 

Banki,  John  tc  Co.  Victoria 

FAWCEIT  &  CO.  Victorlu 

Photograpbers. 

Falton,  C.  •        ■     Camemntown 

Fardon,  <).  R.  Victoria 

Gentile,  G.  Victoria 

BobiuaoQ,  George  Victoria 

Physioians. 

Brown,  David  Cainerontown 

Carrall,  U.  W.  W.  NHnainio 

Grant,  K.  NiuiHiiiio 

.Sylvester,  Frederick  NHnaiiiio 

BI^ACK,  A.  W.  8.  New  We»tininHliT 

New  WestniinHtcr 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Yale 


C. 
B. 


Jones,  M. 
AbIi,  J. 
DAVIE,  J. 
Dickeon,  J. 
Huf^gan,  J. 
HELMCKEN,  J. 
Powell,  J.  W. 
TOLMIE,  DR. 
Trimble,  J. 
Turner,  J. 
Brouge,  J.  E. 


Plumbers  and  Gas  Fitters. 


Spencer,  J. 

WALLACE  &  STEWART 

WILSON,  A.  W. 

Produce. 

WALLACE  &  STEWART 

Provisions— Curers  of. 

[See  GrocerieB  and  ProviiiionB.] 

HAYWARD,  J. 

Martin  BroB. 

Beal  Estate  Agents. 

Adamson,  W.  H.  R. 

COCHRANE,  J.  J. 

FRANKLIN,  L. 

FRANKLIN,  S. 

HEISTERMAN,  H.  F.  (see  adv.  dept. 

pa«o  184) 
Lowenberjf,  L. 
Main,  A.  F. 
Tinimerman,  J.  B. 
WEISSENBURGER,  F. 


Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


Victoria 


Victoria 
Victoria 


Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 

Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 
Victoria 


Restaurants. 

Kelly  &  Patterson  Barkerville 

McJuneBB,  J.  Cainerontown 

Levig,  W.  R.  New  Westminster 

Parrodin,  J.  Queuuelsmoiitli 

Steel,  H.  Richfield 

Cleal,  D.             •  Victoria 

Seedsnaen. 

LADNER,  T.  E.  New  WestminBter 

Ship  Builders. 

Bolton  &  Cooke  Nanainio 

LAING.  ROBERT  A.  Victoria 

TRAHEY.J.W.  Victoria 


Ship  Chandlers. 

McQuaid  St,  Co.  Victoria 

Soda  Water  Manufaoturers. 

Hojran,  Henry  New  Wcstminrter 

PhiUipB,  A.  Victoria 

Solicitors. 

[See  AttornoyB  at  Law.] 

Stables,  Livery. 

McWha,  William 
BOWMAN,  W.  0. 
Diinlap  ic  Co. 
I'iurce  St,  Seymour 
Williams,  J.  W. 
SUTTON,  W.  H. 


Lytton 
Viotoria 
Victoria 
Vjctoria 
Victoria 
Yub 


BARNARD,  F.  I. 
DaviH,  J. 


Stage  Lines. 

Cariboo,  Yale 

Cariboo,  Yale 


Stoves  and  Tinware. 

[See  also  Hardware ;  also  Merchants,  General]    < 
Buckinan,  J.  Barlierville 

CALDER  &  KEAYS  New  WeBtnmiHtcr 

DRUMMOND,J.  S.  Victorlu 

DEAS,J.  8.  Vale 

Tailors. 

Grieve,  William 

PIJICE,  THOMAS 

Welsh,  Tlioinaa 

GILMORE,  A.  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 

liewis,  LewiB 

Reid,  E. 

Robertson,  A. 

Whear,  R.  P. 


Tanners. 


Oliver  Bros. 
DALBY  &  CO. 
Webster  St  Co. 


New  Weslminctcr 

New  WestiiiiiiKter 

New  Weslniiiinter 

186)  Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

Victoria 

New  WestminBler 
Victoria 
Victoria 


Tobacco  and  Cigars.  i 

[See  also  Cigars.]  | 

BOSCOWITZ.J.  Victoria' 

BRAVERMAN,  I.  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  181)  Victoria 

BRAVERMAN,  8.  &  CO.  Victoria 
CAMPBELL,  FRANCIS  (see  adv.  dept. 

p.  IS."))  Victoria' 

Kevser,  F.  W.  Victoria 

LL'VVIN  St  ANTHONY  Victoria 

Lewis,  Piiilip  Victoria 

.SUTRO  &,  CO.  Victoiia 


Undertaker. 

LewiB,  R. 

Victoria 

Upholsterers. 

FAWCETT  &  CO. 
Stemler,  F.  St  Co. 

Victoria 
Victoriii 

Watchmakers. 

Hodgkins,  E.                                            Barkerville 
LyoiiB,  I.                                        New  WeBtminstcr 
JnnKeiiian,  J.  L.                                            Victoria 
Muras,  Eli                                                      Victoria 

Water  Works,  City. 

Spring  Ridge 


Victoria 


Woolen  Ooods. 

JIcLEAN  &  CO.  Victoria 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO.  Victoria 

LONDON  HOUSE  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Iffi)  Victoiia 
VICTORIA  HOUSE  (see  adv.  deirt.  p.  Ifti)  Victoria 


TLa  FAOZFZO INSUBAITCB  CO.  laaures  «sainst  Fire  and  Uarina  hMuda. 


ADVERTISING     DBPARTMBNT. 


ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT, 

PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


PUBLISHED  BIENNIALLY. 


TERMS— Advertifing  One  Page,  $40.00  Advertiiing  One-Fourth  Page,  $15.00 
"    One-Half  '^       25.00  "  One-Eighth      "  7J60 

OT>r    COX^ORBD    PA.PX3II,    SVHCIAJL,   RA-rTJESS. 

0:7*  Copiei  of  the  work  are  placed  on  board  of  the  principal  Steamers,  and  in  the  prominent 
Hotels  throu(;hoat  the  State  and  the  Pacific  Coast. 
O:^  Volume  Two  of  the  worlc  will  be  issued  July  1,  1868.    Address, 

PUBLIflHBB  AMD  PROrBlHTOB, 

eiS  Olay  Street,  between  Montgomery  and  Keamjri  Ban  Franoiaoo,  Oat 


LIVEEPOOL  AND  LONDON 


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worn  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

414  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Paid  Up  Capital,  Surpius  and  Reserved  Funds,  $15,885,830 
Invested  in  tlie  United  States,    -      -      -     1,600,000 

Yearly  Revenue  upwards  of       -      -      -    6,000,000 

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THE  SHAREHOLDERS  PERSONALLY  RESPONSIBLE  FOR 
ENGAGEMENTS  OF  THE  COMPANY. 


mSURANOES  EFFECTED  AT  REASONABLE  RATES. 


The  large  resources  and  personal  responsibility  of  the 
Shareholders  of  this  Company  afford  ample  security  to 
the  Insured  under  any  contingency  that  may  arise, 

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I^HOmiBTORS-' 


'  -     '     Manufacturers   of 


Quartz  Mills,  Flouring  Mills,  Saw  Mills,  Sugar  Miils 

STEAM  ENGINES,  BOILEBS, 

Asidlgdmat^rs,  $f  all  kiadis, 


And  all  kinds  of  Machinery,  and  Castings  of  Brass  or  Iron. 


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SHOES  AND  DIES, 


Of  the  best  WHITE  IRON,  Manufactured  for,  and  Imported 
V  by  us,  expressly  for  this  purpose. 

RUSSIA   IRON    SCREENS. 


W.  H.  HOWLAID. 


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Hi  B.  AIOELL. 


E.  T.  EIHO. 


OTBUB  PALMES. 


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HENTSCH  &  BERTON, 

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ASSAYS  OF  GOLD,  SHYER,  dUABTZ 


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Returns  made  in  from  twblvr  to  tvtrnty-four  houbs,  in  Coin  or  Bars,  at  the 

option  of  the  Depositor. 

Charges,  one-quarter  of  one  per  cent.,  or  $3  for  lots  under  $1,200. 

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NEW  YORK,  HAMBURG, 

LIVEBFOOL,      ,     BERLIN, 
LONDON,       -  PARIS, 

FRANKFORT,  GENEVA, 

•  lij  (on  THE  MAIN.)  (SWITZERLAND.) 


Deposits  received  and  General  Banking  Business  transacted. 

CONSUL   OF   SWITZERLAND,    -    -    HENRY    HENTSCH. 


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ELAim  4&  HOWES, 


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WOODEN  WARE  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

ALSO,  MAHUFAOrnBEBS  OF  OALIFOBNIA  BBOOHB  AKD  WHISF8. 

Apnts  for  and  Manufacturers  of  f  m.  H.  Jessnp  &  Go's  Enrela  Matcles, 


AND  IMPORTERS  AND  DBALBR8  IN 


MANILA  HOPE,  UHM  &  COTTOH  TWIHES, 

SHOE  AND  SADDLE  THREAD,  CILLINO  THREADS, 

NETS,  SEINES  AND  FISHING  TACKLE  OF  EVERY  VARIETY. 

We  have  just  completed,  at  the  corner  of  Main  and  Mission  Streets,  a  Factory  for  the  purpose  of  nLikin; 
all  dcscriptiuiiB  of  Wooden  Ware,  and  are  now  prepared  to  supply  the  Trade  generally  at  LOWKK  I'KlCEtf, 
and  KUKNISH  UETl'EK  GOODS,  than  any  other  establishment  in  our  line. 

Dealers  arc  respectfully  invited  to  call  and  examine  our  Stock  before  purchasing  elsuwhoro. 

Particular  and  prompt  attention  given  to  written  orders. 

310  AND  312  CLAY  STEEET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAI„ 


iiiEliSHyii  4  FilliiiAllg 

HO.  24  BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRAHCISCO,  CAL. 


ACZ 


XlNTEl 


SMALL  WARES, 
POOKET  CUTLERY, 
PERFUMERY, 
YANKEE  NOTIONS, 


WHITE  GOODS, 

LINEN  HANDKERCHIEFS, 

HOSIERY, 

GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS, 


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LACES  AND  EMBROIDERIES,  Ac,  &o. 


Orders  from  the  Interior  respectfully  solicited  and 

promptly  attended  to.  i 


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AVOVST  HEI^BIMO.  KMAITVEr.  BTBAVS. 

HELBING  &  STRAUS, 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

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Cbina  TXrare, 

CliTLEEY,  LAMPS, 

Site  Plated  ani  Britannia  Ware, 

LOOEDrO-GLASSES,  ETC. 

Nos.  102  and  104  BATTERY  STREET, 

OOBITEIB  OF  FINE, 


Champagne,  Wine,  Brandy  &  Raisins 

FOR   SA.1L.H:! 

Also  choipo  varieties  of  Raisin  nnd  Wine  Grape  Cut- 
TiNoa  at  820  per  M  in  gold  coin.    Terms  Cush. 

NATOMA  VINEVARD, 

B.  IiT.  BTTaBB'y,  ------  MlOFIilETOIl. 

Voiit  Office.  Addr«»»,  Foltotn,  Saerantento  County,  Cat, 

E.  L.  BILLINGS,  AGENT  FOR  SACRAMENTO  CITY. 


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This  Institution  is  the  successor  of  the  Pacific  Femalb  Colieoe. 

It  is  thoroughly  organized  in  all  the  departments  of  instruction.  In  easli  de- 
partment, Preparatory  and  Collegiate  ;  in  the  department  of  Music,  both  Vocal 
and  Instrumental ;  and  in  that  of  Arts  of  Design,  teachers  of  experience  and  of 
tested  ability  will  be  employed. 

In  addition  to  daily  instruction,  the  special  oversight  and  immediate  direction 
of  the  Institution  in  all  its  internal  arrangements  will  be  committed  to  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Harmon,  whoso  success  as  educators,  both  in  the  Atlantic  States  and  on 
this  coast,  has  deserved  and  won  the  fullest  confidence  of  the  public. 

The  Trustees  assure  parents  and  guardians  that  the  most  earnest  and  diligent 
attention  will  be  paid  to  the  moral  and  intellectual  culture  of  the  pupils,  and  no 
pains  or  expense  shall  be  spared  to  promote  their  health  and  comfort. 

The  present  term  commenced  on  Wednesday,  January  2d,  and  will  continue 
twenty  weeks,  at  which  time  the  Collegiate  year  closes,  and  the  members  of  the 
present  Senior  class  will  receive  their  diplomas. 


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Board,  Lij;hts,  Washinp:,  Fuel,  with  family  care  and  evening  inatrurtion,  in  all  the 

studies  in  the  English  course,  per  annum S300  00 

College  course,  per  annum ; 400  00 

Any  young  lady  can  have  a  room  exclusively,  per  annum 10  00 

Music  (with  use  of  piano  to  hoarders  for  practice)  per  term $  50  00 

Vocal  Music  (private  lessons^ 50  00 

Class  Music,  per  month 2  00 

Guitar  and  Harp,  per  term 40  00 

French,  German,  or  Spanish,  per  month 5  00 

Tainting 10  00 

Drawing 8  00 

DAY     fi^OHOJ^i^Reil. 

Preparatory  (English )  per  month $    5  00 

Collegiate  (English  O^ursc)  per  month 8  00 

Collegiate  (Regular  Course)  per  month 15  00 

Payments  Quafterly  in  Advance* 

For  further  particulars  address,  at  Oakland,  either  of  the  undersigned, 

S.  S.  HARMON,  )  T, .    ., 

Mrs.  F.  W.  HARMON,  j  ^'^"^^'P'^'^ 

OR 

W.  T.  HOFFMAN. 


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400  00 

10  00 


.$  50  00 
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2  00 
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5  00 
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iMtAioiiMixeci.    ixx   laas. 


PUBLISHED   AT 

WEAVERVILLE,  TRINITY   COUNTY,   CAL. 


mM  '3'M'^mifmmmm^mMmvm  m  mmij^mmis  mMw^imm. 


DAVID  E.  GORDON,  Editor  and  Publisher. 


A.  OOLDSMITII,  San  Kranctsco.  S.  n.  KHIE:V]>I.Y,  Eiieenc  City. 

GOLiDSMITH  A  FRIENDLiY^ 


EOSEBURO,  DOUGLAS  COUNTY,  OREGON. 


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Keep  constBntly  on  liand  a  large  assortmrnt  of  Dry  Goods,  Clothing,  Boots,  Shoes,  Tlats  and 
Caps,  Ladies'  Oress  Goods,  Cloaks,  Silks,  Woolen  Goods,  Trimmings,  Embroideries,  &e.  Also 
Iron,  Steel,  Farming  Implements,  Hardware,  Crockeryware,  Groceries,  Oils,  Paints  and  Glass. 

Highest  Cash  Prices  paid  for  Wool,  Hides,  Furs,  and  Produce  of  all  kinds. 

Agents  of  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.'s  Express,  and  Dealers  in  Gold  Dust. 


NATHANIEL  TWINC, 

146  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon, 

MA^iUrAOTCBER  AND  WR0LE8ALE  DEALER  IN 

HABNESS,  SADDLES, 

And  everything  appertainina;  to  the  Trade.    AH  kinds  of 
Carriage  Trimming  done  to  order. 


TO  BE  PUBLISHED  ANNUALLY, 

THE  PACIFIC  COAST  ALMANAC  &  YEAR  BOOK  OF  FACTS. 

One  Volume,  12mo.,  96  Pages.    Price,  60  Cents. 
HENRY    G-.    LAIVGML.EY,    Publisher, 


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Is  now  open  for  the  Season.  Situated  in  the  Foot- ff ills  at  the  base  of, 
Mission  Peak,  having  a  Delightful  Climate,  Beautiful  Scenery,  and' 
Fine  Drives,  together  with  the  ivell-known  Mt^dicinal  Properties  of  its . 
Water,  make  it  the  most  desirable  place  of  resort  in  the  State,  both  for 
the  Invalid  and  the  Pleasure- Seeker. 

Daily  Stages  connect  with  the  Railroad  Cars  at  San  Jose,  on  their 
arrival  from  San  Francisco,  at  10:20  AM.,  and  also  at  Haywarcl's,on\ 
arrival  of  the  train  leaving  San  Francisco  at  9  A.M.—only  three  and 
a  half  hours'  travel  from,  San  Francisco. 

JKF.   REDDING   A    CO. 


.A.XiPZXa'E    aOTrN"T"5r    offxgia.t.    PZtSSS, 

PUBLISHED  AT  HARKI.Ei:VII<L.E. 


Published  Saturday  Evenings,  by  ROBERT  M.  I   LOEB. 

PVBLICATIOtf  OFPICE—MONTGOMEBT  STREET,  oppoiite  the  City  nail. 

T  BMB— For  One  Year,  (in  advance)  $7 ;  for  Six  Months,  S4 ;  for  Tliroo  Monf  lis,  92  CO ;  Singlo  Copy,  av 

Subecrlptinns  and  Advcrtisomonts  aro  puvnble  in  gold  coin,  Adv<>rtiKonu'nti<  with  cuts  larger  than  U(:»$' 
paper  cutK  will  not  be  inoerted.    Mining  Noticee  must  invariably  bo  paid  in  advance. 

Book  and  Job  Work  done  at  the  Lowest  Uates, 

THOMAS  UoyCE,  comer  of  Montgomery  and  Washington  Streets,  up  stairs,  is  the  Agent  of  tlio 
CuRONiCLK  in  San  Francisco,  and  is  authorized  to  collect  moneys  for  Advertlscmeuts  and  Subscriptions  and 
receipt  therefor. 


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GElVERALi  STAGE  HOUSE, 

Gor.  G  and  Second  Sts.,  Meadow  Lake,  Nevada  Gounty,  Gal. 


Will  be  conducted  as  a  First-Class  House.  Staircs 
and  Passenger  Trains  arrive  and  depart  from  tlic 
House  daily.  Passengers  booked  to  any  part  of  tliis 
State  or  Nevada. 

B.  F.  WHITTEMORB,  PROPRIETOR. 


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BEV.  E.  BANNISTER,  D.D.,  Presidt,. 

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A  full  Collegiate  course  is  ofTered  here  to  those  who  are  pre- 
pared for  its  classes. 

For  others,  it  has  a  Commercial  and  Preparatory  Department. 

Boys  in  the  Prei)arutory  Department  board  with  the  Presi- 
dent, and  receive  special  care  at  all  hours. 

SESTB   FOR  A  CIRCULAR. 


SAMTA  CLARA,  GALIFORMIA. 

[FEMALE    DEPARTMENT    UNIVERSITY    OF   THE    PACIFIC] 

Primary,  Preparatory  and  Collegiate  Departments  under  a  full  corps  of  efficient 

instructors.  | 

Music,  Painting,  Drawing,  Wax  Work,  Embroidery,  d-c,  \ 


Rev.  J.  A.  BRUNER, 
Cai-t.  J.  B.  THOMAS, 
Hon.  J.  T.  McLEAN, 
Hon.  C.  CLAYTON, 
Hon.  ANNIS  MERRILL, 
Hon.  R.  C.  HARRISON, 

San  Francisco^ 


References. 

A.  W.  SAXE,  M.D.,  Santa  Clara, 

Rev.  M.  C.  BRIGGS,  D.D.,  Sacramento. 

Rev.  C.  V.  ANTHONY,  Marysvillo, 

Hon.  H.  G.  BLASDEL,  Governor  of  Nevada, 

Rev.  T.  S.  DUNN,  Virginia  City. 

Rev.  a.  N.  FISHER,  Austin, 

Rbv.  J.  H.  WYTHE,  M.D.,  Salem,  Oregon. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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Sixteenth  Annual  Session  of  this  Institution  commenced  on  Thursday, 
j  August  16th,  180*!.     The  course  of  instruction  embraces  all  the  branches  of  a 
polite  and  useful  education.     Its  aim  is  to  form  young  ladies  to  virtue,  accustom 
:  them  to  early  habits  of  order  and  economy,  and  to  cultivate  in  them  those  tiuali- 
"^    ties  which  render  virtue  both  amiable  and  attractive. 

I  ^ip  i:m  o:^  SkX£  ^3  o 

Entrance  to  be  paid  but  once $15  00 

I       Board  and  Tuition,  per  Session 260  OO 

I       Washinff,  per  Session 50  00 

Physicians '  fees  (unless  it  be  preferred  to  pay  the  bill  in 

case  of  Sickness.)  per  Session 10  00 

Piano,  Vocal  Music,  Drawing  and  Painting  form  extra  charges,  but  there 
is  no  extra  charge  for  the  French,  Spanish  or  German  Languages,  nor  for  plain 
sewing  and  fancy  needle  work. 

i    PAYMENTS  ARE  REQUIRED  TO  BE  MADE  HALF  A  SESSION  IN  ADVANCE. 

I  Fnpils  will  find  it  much  to  their  advantage  to  be  present  at  the  opening  of  the  Bessioni 


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This  School  is  pleasantly  situated  in  the  southern  part  of  San  Jose. 


P.  8.— Persons  wishing  to  patronize  this  School  can  obtain  any  information  regarding 
terms,  &o.,  by  addressing  the  Principal. 


T.  Vr.  SPRING  A  CO. 


SANTA    CLARA   STREET,    NEAR    MARKET,    SAN   JOSE 
Wliolosnlo  and  Itetnil  Dealers  in 

ClOTHtNOt  HATSt  e00T8«  UDtES'  A»D  CHIIDBEN'S  8H0£$> 

Crockery,  Glass-ware,  Plated  Ware, 
Musical  Instruments,  Fancy  Goods,  Yankee  Notions,  &o.,  &c. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


DIRECTED  BY  THE  FATHERS  OF  THE  SOCIETY  OF  JESUS. 

FOMDEi])  m  mi. mGQEPOBATiiD  m  im, 

•Wrrra   A.   FTTLIi   STA.FF,    . 

TWEMTV-TWO  PROFESSORS  A«0  TUTORS, 

THOROUftH  SYSTEM  OF  INSTBUCTIOlIf 


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lUtental  PblloBopby«      Uook-Kooplnsri 


History, 

OoosrrnpTiy, 
TJse  of  tlie  Olo1>es, 
Penmani^lilp. 


FRENCH,  SPANISH,  ITALIAN,  GERMAN, 


DIVIDED  INTO  TWO  REGVLAK  COURSES: 


(DJLAg^IE^AIL     AMID    ©®MMMIE(OIEAfL  s 


BESIDES  A 


PREPARATORY    DEPARTMENT. 


Boarding  and  Lodging,  Tnition  in  either  Classical  or  Commercial  Department,  Washing  and 

Mending,  Stationery,  Medical  Attendance  and  Medicines,  Fuel,  Baths,  per  week $8 .  00 

Total  per  Session,  of  ten  months,  $350,  payable  half  yearly  in  advance. 
N.  B. — If  more  than  two  brothers  enter  the  College,  each  additional  one  pays  only  $200  per  Session. 


The  Sixteenth  Annual  Session  oommenced  Angnst  27th,  1866. 


For  further  information,  or  for  Catalogne  of  the  College,  apply  to  Ber.  A.  Masnata,  President 
of  Santa  Clara  College,  Santa  Clara  Connty;  or  to  Rev.  A.  Maraschi,  St.  Ignatius'  College,  { 
Market  Street,  San  IfVancisco.  I 


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ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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OITSTAVVB  BTELHOS. 


OROZEIiI&R  &  IVX:X.SON, 

TANNERS    AND    CURRIERS, 

SAN   JOSE,   CALIFORNIA. 

HARNESS  LEATHER,  SOLE  LEATHER,  SKIRTING  LEATHER,  BRIDLE  LEATHER. 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND,  AND  MANUFACTURED  TO  ORDER.    Orders  respectfully  solicited. 


Glein  d&  ZSverliard, 


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And  Stanufaeturera  of 

H -A.  R,  IV  E  S  S  ,    SKZIR-TIIVG, 
SANTA.    CIL.AI1.A,    CAT^. 


SAN    JOSE    FOUNDRY    COIKEPANY^ 

COE.  FIRST  AND  SAN  ANTONIO  STS.,  SAN  JOSE,  OAL 
stesam:  £:ngi]ve2  aivi> 


I         Iron  and  Brass  Castings,  Turning  and  General  Work,  Ornamental 
I  Fountains  and  Patent  Windmills. 

Wagons,  Cast  and  Steel  Flows,  and  General  Agricultural  Implements. 

J.BONNER,      -      ■~~-       -       y  -       '-       ~      -      D.  McKENZIE. 


DEALER   IN 


LUMBER,    MOULDINGS,    DOORS, 

Also,  Red  Wood,  Pugot  Sound  Lumber,  Grooved  Flooring,  Planing,  Sawing  and  Dressed 
Lumber  of  all  kinds.    Pickets,  Shingles,  Split  Posts,  &c. 


Office,  Alameda  Road,  near  San  Jose.    Saw  Mill  near  XeasintrtoM,  at  the  Foreat  Place  in 

Santa  Clara, 


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J.  A  J.  INGHAIMI'S 

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HAVING  BEEN  THROUGHLY  TESTED  THE  FAST  SEASON, 
Grisria    OrZizu'zixi..A.Xj    0.i\.'rxsz«.A.o*rxoxv. 

THEY     DO     THEIR    WORK    WELL. 
ANr>  IlA.Vli:  ONLY  XO  BE2  TRIED  TO  BE  l^IKEl). 

MANUFACTURED  BY 

J.  <t-  J,  INGHAM,  First  Street,  San  Jose, 


SANTA.    CLARA,    CJAL. 

MANl'KACTUHEU  OF 

GALVANIZED  IRON  InIFT  PUMPS, 

WITH    UUIJJJKU    JJAI.L   VALVKS    KOH    DHKl*   AVI:M-S, 

Artesian  V    >11  Pipe,  Stoves,   Force  and  Litt  Pumps, 

IRON  AND  LEAD  PIPE,  TIN,  COPPER,  AND  SHEET  IRON  WARE, 
Ooal  and  Alaolilno  Oil,  X^timpt),  AVIfKN,  C.'lilnmcyM  uiid  HliadoH. 


Jobbing  done  in  the  best  manner  and  on  reasonable  terms. 


A.  PFISTER  dfe  CO. 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Corner  First  and  Santa  Clara  Streets,  SAN  JOSE, 

AND 

omcE  111  cx^Anc  street,  8A.3m-  ruA-isrcisoo. 


VVTHBELER  &   STETSOIV^S 


OOPT]>a-EOTI3SrQ    TWITK 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  BROOKLYN,  FRUIT  VALE  AND  ALAMEDA,  DAILY. 

Order    Boxes    in    San    Francisco    at    Pacific    Fruit 

Market  and  Corner  of  Washington  and  Davis  Sts. 

In  Brooklyn  at  G.  Helmke's  Store. 

OBSERS  RESFECTFUILT  SOLICITED  AND  FROMPTLT  ATTENDED  TO. 


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ADVBRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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ALL  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO.      PIANOS  AND  FURNITURE  MOVED  WITH  CARE. 


SAy  FBAyCISCO-VTEQ'rON  &  CO.,  PaotHo  Fruit  Market  i    Oornor  of  Paolflo  and  Davis 

Streets,  opposite  Oakland  Ferry. 

HHOOKLYX-AX  the  BXPBESS  OFFICE. 


SITUATED  ONE  MILE  EAST  OF  HAYWOOD. 

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This  is  a  Butchers'  and  Drovers'  Association  ior  the 
Purchase  and  Sale  of  all  kinds  ol'Live  Stock. 

SALE     DAYS-WEDNESDAYS     OF     EACH     WEEK. 


For  farther  partioulara  apply  to 


Or.  'V^.^V.Zl.lDv   ISeoreta,x>3r, 

HAYWOOD,  ATjAMEDA  CO.,  CAL. 


V.   S.    NORTHEir, 

BLAGESHITH  AND  WHEELWRiaHT, 

j      nBrooklyn,    Alapaeda    Co.,   Cal. 
'wagons   and   CARRIAGlFOFniLFKINDS    MADE   TO  ORDER. 

j  PLOWS,  HARROWS  AND  FARMING  IMPLEMENTS  MADE  AND  REPAIRED. 

I  HORSESHOEING  &  GENERAL  BLACKSMITHING. 


EXTRA  FAMILY  FLOUR, 

BASSZaTT   A    CO.y   Proprietors, 

BROOKLYN,  ALAMEDA  CO.,  OAL. 

TZXIS    FLOXnt    IS    J»/LA.Ti^    TROl^    THE    SSST    -WKBA-T 
TX2S    Ts/LAJEnS-^rC    >^FFOX%]3S. 

JOSI3F»H      :0^^SS:ETT,      Argent, 

No.  213  CLAY  ST.,  SAN  FMANCISCO,  CAL. 


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PAOIFIO     COAST     BU8INKSS     DIKBCTORY. 


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OAKIiAND  mililiSp 


PENDLETON  &  CO.,  Proprietors, 


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This  Flour  ia  made  flrom  carefully  seleotod  Contra  Ooata  Wheat,  and  la  •apecially 

reoommended  for  family  uae. 

Nil,  Hin   Itaflii  HIrrH,   Hnn   Vranriuro,   Vnl, 


W^Ml^MMWM'hM&M    @4E®E1, 


tiltOWKII,    WliOLKSAMC   AND   BETAIL   PKAI.KU   IN 


VcRotabloB  unil  Klowor  Mct-dH.  Kriilt  anil  Ornanipiitnl  Treon,  n  groiit  variety  nf  ViiiUH,  Aiiparaf(us, 
MIranbi'rry  I'laiiN,  Itohu  TriH'x,  Oiiiuii  anil  CabbaK''  l'luiit»,'&c.,  &o. 

OXIIDSXIS     J^T^Sl     PlESI»BOTr'TJX.i:.-K'    S  O  L  I  C  I  T  E  X). 

Agents  are  located  in  the  following  Towns  i  LABBE  BROTHERS,  Portland,  Oregon  |  B.  E.  HIOKOK,  Marysville, 
Oal.  I  LOUIS  OAIRAND,  Snnta  Olani,  Cal, ;  FRANK  WARREN,  San  Jose,  Oal.  i  TOOOO  BROTHERS, 

Ban  Jose,  Oal.  i  P.  VAN  BEVER  k  00.  (Bee  Hive  Store)  Napa  City,  Oal.         I 


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OPPOSITE    PACIFIC    FEMALE   COLLEGE, 

Telegraph  Road^  Oakland^  Cal. 

Bulbous  Roots,  Hanging  Baskets,  Choice  Bouquets,  &c 

ALSO  NEW  AND  RARE  PIANT8  00N8TANTLV  ADDED. 


S.    NOLA.lSr,    Proprietor. 

GOPHER  ASQUIRREL  EXTERMINATOR. 

Tlip  iiiiil('rtil|,'ni'()  liiix  hivi'iiti'il  n  OOPIIER  anil  HQUIRRKI^  TRAP,  wliiitli  caiiiiDt  lip  pxi-pIIimI  for  ciitili- 
Inp  tliP  ntiiivo  nnnii'il  \w*i».    It  In  uliiipl*  In  constructlnn ;  rnnlly  m't,  iinil  lU'Vi-r  falls  to  cati;b  lt«  llopliiT  or  Siiulrri'l.    ll  ■ 
IH  iMiniilly  Kiiiiil  UK  II  RATTRAP.    Mnniirai'turpil  nt  HAW  liEAMDRO,  C'Alj.,  anaHuia  at  (SW  per  ilozi'ii, , 
iirfiO  i:ont9  lor  a  uliinle  Trii|).    I'liti'iit  applli'il  for.    May  l8t,  lHli«. 

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TO    BE    FT7B3:.ISZXEr>    A-T^^THTU A-T^LT^ . 

The  Pacific  Coast  Almanac  and  Year  Book  of  Facts, 

One  Volume,  12tno.,  06  Pages.   Price,  50  Cents. 

HENRY  0.  LANOLET,  Publisher, 

San  Franoiaoo,  Col. 


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»,ffA.N-XJFA.OXTJIiBIiS    OF 


Igriciiltiiral  MjitenieDts  of  all  Descriptioos, 

StJOH    A.S 

PLOWS,  HARROWS,  REAPERS,  IMPROVED  HEADERS,  THRESHERS. 
WIND  MIImLS  and   CRAIBT   BELTS 

Made  and  Repaired  at  Short  Notice. 
0RDISR8  SOLICITED  AND  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

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Mathematical,    Classical    and    Scientific    School, 

Fhilosophioal  Apparatus  complete,  with  a  beautiAil  Telescope,  Chemical,  Mathematical  and 
Aatronomioal  Instruments,  to  unfold  and  elucidate  those  Soienoea. 

XE:RAIS — #1£5,  #»0,  0$jr»  una  #;tO  P£:K  HICH^tlOIV 

Of  20  Weeks,  Payable  in  Advance. 


ital  Hraiirhpr,  t't  ti>  *1U  I'xirn.    Li'rtiirc*  on  Nntiiral  ■'hlloAophv  and  Chemistry,  with 
I  USD  uf  Inatruinuntu,  #10  vxtr  i.    lluani,  liu-luillii);  WunhliiK  and  IrunlnK,  H  \>er  Wei'k. 


Mu  ,1c,  940  per  Somilon.    Omampnta 


REV.  R.  M.  KING,  PRINCIPAL. 


GHEABLEI  A  HARDT^S 

This  Plow  has  been  thoroughly  tested  by  Farmers,  and  meets  their  entire  appro- 
bation ;  and  for  ADOIiE  LAND  it  is  superior  to  any  Plow  in  the  markets 
Anise  and  Soap  will  not  turn  them  out. 

Orders  are  respectfully  solicited,  and  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 

ADDRESS     c.^i:^j^j:^t_,^  sc  kcamdy, 

DANVILLE,   CONTRA  COSTA   COUNTY,   CAL. 


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tlint  limi'  It  liiH  lnMii  constniilly  liiircnsliit:  In  fxullcnoi'.  It  N  UMatcil  In  tlio  City  iif  Oiikliiml,  ii  tmin  Hint  in  he: 
I'uliM'ss  cifilMiiiitc,  lifimtv  III  ncinc'i-y,  HiKl  liiclllliin  t'ni'  iiii'iital  anil  iniiral  enltnri',  l»  iin»nrpas<nl  In  tlir  sinir. 
Kriiunils  inilir.iii'  an  rnliri'  siinarr,  ami  I'laninanil  unc  iil' tin' llm-it  vlrws  nltln' flty.  Tin' ili'slmi  i-l' tin' "^i  li""l 
lnnil«li  tljc  I'linilirt  anil  i|nii't  nf  a  liuinc.  In  vuiini'i'tlmi  with  sni'ii  ri'snnri'rs  as  arc  I'Hsi'nIial  tn  tin  tlmiMnuli  am 
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TOP    AT    T 

GOLDEN    EAGLE 

ZIYXUT  J.HD    FEED   STOHEj 

ON  THE  ZAST  SIDE  OF  THE  PLAZA, 

SXJISTTlJT    CITTT,    SOUi-A^lSrO    COXTISTXTST, 

Where  your  Horses  will  be  fed  and  properly  eared  for. 


Also,  in  connection  with  the  above  there  is  a  SADDLERY  AND  HARNESS  SHOP,  whore 
everything  pertaining  to  that  line  of  business  can  be  obtained.  Repairing  done  at  tlie 
shortest  .^otice. 

WM,  J.  MOBBIS,  Proprietor, 

MAIN  STREET,  SUISUN  CITY. 


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And  of  the  Latest  Styles,  and  Su^  erior  Qualities.  | 

Mr.  Allen  al80  givos  of>pccia1  attontion  to  I)lRckFmit)iin)r,  in  all  itit  branches.    RopBlring  neatly  done,  and 
tlie  maiiiif'ticturini;  ot'all  rarming  Implemontst,  hucIi  as  I'Iowb,  llarrows,  WaKOiis,  &c.,  promptly  attended  tu. 
All  work  in  warranted.    Orders  uru  respectfully  solicited,  and  v.ill  meet  prompt  attention. 


MORRISMA  ORCHARD 

SOSCOL,  NAPA  COOMTY,  GAL. 


Wm.  Gouverneur  Morris,  -    -   Proprietor. 

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AGENTS  IN  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

CUMMINGS  &  MAXWELL, 

415  -A.:MID  417  I5-A.-VIS  STREET. 


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This  Institution  has  been  in  successful  operation  Twei-ve  Years.  Its  accom- 
modation for  the  comfort  of  Pupils,  us  well  as  its  facilities  for  Instruction,  are  of  the 

FinST    CLASS. 

The  location  is  accessible  from  all  parts  of  the  State.  The  climate  is  entirely 
healthy,  being  free  from  the  heat  of  the  Interior  and  the  cold  winds  and  fogs  of  the  Gwst. 
The  village  is  quiet,  and  free  from  those  injurious  influences  found  in  large  cities  and 
their  immediate  vicinity. 

The  Instruction  is  divided  into  three  parts— the  ELEMENTARY  COURSE, 
the  ENGLISH  or  SCIENTIFIC  COURSE,  and  the  ordinary  COLLEGE 
COURSE.  If  desired,  Pupiis  will  be  prepared  to  enter  fjastern  Colleges.  Book- 
keeping ard  kindred  branches  aro  also  taught,  giving  the  pupil  those  advantages 
claimed  by  Business  Colleges. 

Especial  attention  is  invited  to  the  ENGLISH  or  SCIENTIFIC  COURSE, 
as  being  peculiarly  suited  to  those  who  wish  to  obtain  a  liberal  education,  fitting  them 
for  almost  any  business  in  life,  and  yet  want  either  time  or  inclination  to  pursue  the 
Dead  Languages.  Close  attention  is  given  to  making  pupils  thorough  and  practical. 
The  number  of  pupils  is  limited,  so  that  all  can  have  the  instruction  of  a  few  able 
teachers,  instead  of  being  placed  in  large  classes  under  the  tuition  of  inexperienced 
assistants. 

Pupils  generally  board  at  the  Institution,  under  the  direct  charge  of  the  Principal. 

Board,  Washing   and  Tuition  of  pupils  under  fourteen,  per  month $32.50 

Pupils  over  fourteen,  "        "  35.00 

Per  year  of  ten  months,  from $325  to  .')50 

The  rooms  are  ready  furnished.  No  extra  charges.  A  deduction  will  be  made 
when  two  or  more  come  from  the  same  family. 

SSSSXOXsTS. 

The  year  is  divided  into  two  Sessions,  of  five  months  each,  commencing  on  the 
third  of  January,  and  the  2Gth  of  July,  and  closing  on  the  30tli  of  May,  and  the 
20th  of  December.  The  principal  examination  and  graduating  exercises,  will  take 
place  in  Alay. 

For  further  information  request  a  circular. 

C.  J.   FLATT,    I*rincipal. 


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ST.   CATHERINE'S 


1^011111  WMm 


BENICIA,    CAL. 


This  Institution  is  conducteil  by  the  Sisters  of  St.  Dominic,  and  is  situ- 
ated in  the  heahhy  and  accessible  town  of  Benicia.  The  phxn  of  education 
embraces  the  various  branches  of  instruction  usually  taught  in  the  most  ap- 
proved scminai-ies  for  young  ladies.  Pupils  of  any  religious  denomination  will 
be  received,  but  for  the  sake  of  uniformity,  all  arc  required  to  be  present  at 
the  regular  religious  services  of  the  Institution. 

The  scholastic  year,  comprising  ten  months  and  a  half,  opens  on  the  twenty- 
first  of  August,  and  ends  about  the  first  week  of  July.  No  deduction  will 
be  made  if  the  pupil  is  withdrawn  during  the  session,  except  in  case  of  sick- 
ness. Pupils  will  be  received  at  any  time,  the  fees  to  commence  from  date 
of  entrance. 

The  uniform  for  Sundays,  in  winter,  will  be  black  alpaca,  white  collar,  cuffti, 
black  silk  apron,  white  straw  bonnet  trimmed  with  white,  green  vail,  and  black 
kid  gloves.      For  the  summer  uniform,  inquiry  is  to  be  made  at  the  Institution. 

Besides  the  uniform  dress,  each  pupil  should  bo  provided  with  four  dresses,  six 
changes  of  linen,  toAvels,  blankets,  sheets,  pillow-cases,  a  calico  morning  gown, 
parasol,  six  table  napkins,  a  knife,  silver  spoon,  fork  and  goblet,  a  straw  boiniet 
trimmed  Avith  green,  a  white  Swiss  muslin  dress,  a  dressing  and  ivory  comb,  n 
hair  brush,  tooth  brush,  and  nail  brush.  All  articles  should  be  marked  with  tlie 
name. 

TERMS  PER  ANNUM-Payable  half-yearly  in  advance. 

nOAKI*    A  WW    TtriTIOW ««S5.00 

K.1'TK.1W4'K lO.OO 

WA8II1XO  45.00 

rUPll.M   KBMAIWISrO  AT  Tll£  Af'AUEHV  niTKIXO  VAt  ^  TIOST. 

wii.i.  nt:  «,'iiAK<aFi> so,oo 

DEAWINO,  painting  AND  MD8I0  POEM  EITEA  OHARQEB, 

Thrrc  is  no  extra  chnrre  fur  the  French  or  Spanisih  Langu.r     nor  for  ^?r(lie  Work. 

All  correspondence  of  the  young  ladies  will  be  subject  to  the  inspection  of  the 
Superior. 

Letters  may  be  addressed  to 

Sister  LOUISA  O'NEILL,  O.S.D, 

Prioress. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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AND 

AGRICULTURAL  IIKEPLiEIIIIEKTS. 


'■  The  long  residence  of  this  firm  in  California,  together  with  their  extensive 

acquaintance  with  the  wants  of  the  trade,  enable  them  to  conduct  the  business  of 
their  establishment  profitably  alike  to  themselves  and  customers.  Their  facilities 
for  supplying  every  quality  and  description  of  goods  in  their  line,  are  surpassed 
by  no  other  house  in  the  business. 

Their  Prices  will  always  correspond  to  the  lowest  market  rates, 

AND  THE  TRADE  CAN    KELY   OX    HAVINO  THEIR  ORDERS   KILLED 
Witli  X>i(«patcti  to  any  pni*t  of  tlio  Pacific   C'«»nKt. 


AND 

C'ONNi;C'riN(i    DAIIiY  WITH   THE 

STEA.MER     AMELIA., 

AND  WITH  THE  WHITE  BULPHUE,  CALI8T0GA,  (iEYSEH,  SONOMA,  AND  PETALUMA  STAGES. 

The  down  Freijjlit  Train  leiivcH  Niijia  at  I  P.  M. 

The  un  I'asscngcr  Tmlti  Icavi'ii  Hiixnl  at  2  P.  M.,  or  on  tlic  uirival  of  tho  Steamer. 
The  down    Passenj^er   Train    kavos   Napa  at  3  P.  M.,  connecting  witli   tlio  Steamer  for 
San  Francisco. 

Tho  Freight  Train  for  Napa  leaves  Suscol  at  4  P.  M. 

JPA.x>e  oAoIi  s^vny-f  ^S*±iPt-y  ooxxtw. 

A.  Y.   EASTERBY,  President,  and  Genl.   Snp't. 


A.  Y.  F.ASTKUIIY, 
C.  llAltrSON, 
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NAFA  LADIES'  SEMINAfiY. 

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Boarding  and  Day  Scbool  for  YoHng  Ladies, 

NAPA    CITY,    CALIFORNIA. 

■ ■■^ 

This  institution  entered  upon  its  fifth  school  year  with  the  present  session, 
which  opened  July  17th,  1866,  and  will  continue  for  five  months  and  a  half,  or 
twenty-two  weeks. 

The  ensuing  Term  will  commence  January  2d,  1867. 

The  location  of  this  Seminary  is  delightful,  it  being  situated  in  Napa,  noted 
as  one  of  the  most  healthv,  accessible  and  beautiful  towns  in  the  State. 

The  new  and  commodious  buildings  fitted  up  expressly  for  school  purposes,  offer 
superior  accommodations  for  boarding,  as  well  as  day  pupils. 

No  efforts  are  spared  by  those  in  charge  of  the  school,  to  make  it  an  institution 
of  learning,  that  may  fully  meet  the  demands  of  a  discriminating  public.  j 

The  course  of  study  is  the  same  as  that  pursued  in  the  best  Seminaries  in  the 
East,  comprehending  the  useful  and  ornamental  branches  of  a  complete  fcnialf 
education. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Musical  Department. 

Pupils  can  enter  during  the  term,  and  be  charged  from  the  time  of  entrance 

PAYABLE  QUARTERLY  IN  ADVANCE. 

Boiird,  Wnshiiig  niiil  Knglisli  Tuition,  per  month  of  foii-  ivocks $30  00 

Ai'udemic  Course ^  t  •  •  35  OU 

TERMS  FOR  DAY  SCHOLARS ; 

Primary  Department 1^3  to  $  4  00 

Preparatory     "  5  00 

Aciul'-niir         "  (i  00 

Musi<',  with  use  of  Piano,  for  practice 8  tio 

Without  use  of  Piano 6  00 

Vocal  Music — special  lessons 8  00 

Lanf:ua;;es,  Ancient  and  Modern,  each 4  00 

Oil  Painting 8  00 

Drawing 4  oo 

Embroidery 3  00 

Any  further  information  willl  be  promptly  given  upon  application  to 

MISS  M.  S.  McDonald,  Principal 


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This  IiiHtitiition  is  liu'iitort  in  Napn  City,  wliicli,  in  jxtiiit  of  diiniilp  and  natiiriil  sconciy,  is  unsiirpasscd  in 
till'  Sliilc.  It  is  easy  of  access,  tlii'ic  bi'inn  a  ilailv  liuut  I'Mni  Sail  KiaiiciscM,  and  dailv  sta,i;cs  IVoiii  Sacranicuti) 
and  Hi'nieiB.  It  is  on  tin-  liiir  ol'triivcl  to  tlic  Wfiite  Siilplnir  Springs,  Calisto^ra  .Springs  and  llic  dcvscis.  Tlio 
buildiiiK  is  constructed  willi  u  special  \\"W  to  il  mixed  school .  Tlu^  liesi  learliiiii;  talent  of  the  Slate  will  be  se- 
cured at  whatever  expense.  Tlioroiifiliness  in  sclndarsliip  will  over  lie  proiiihieiil  hetore  tlie  iiislinctois.  'I'lieie 
ure  two  liiii'  liymnasiunis  and  unijile  plav  Krouiid-^  connected  with  the  lii-titule.  The  teacheis  loide  in  the 
liiiildiiij.',  and  have  a  constant  oversifrht  of  the  students  who  are  Imarders,  but  cannot  be  responsible  I'ur  those 
who  board  iu  thu  towu  or  country.    The  govornuiuut  is  mild,  but  lirm. 

C^  A.  IL,  E  TV  1>  A.  It . 

The  rnllcftinte  year  is  divided  into  two  sessions,  of  twenty-ono  weeks  each.  Tlip  first  session  will  bpjrin  July 
2iith,  1SI)7,  and  en"d  December  '2:ii\.  The  second  session  will'  begin  .lanuary  3d  and  end  June  1st.  \Viut«r  vacii- 
lion  two,  and  the  summer  vac;  lioneiglit  weeks  long. 

rru  I T I  o  IV . 

Common  English,  per  month $3  00 

Higher  "  "  f>  llO 

Latin  and  (Jreek,  with  above 8  UO 

E  X  T  H  A  S  . 

Modortt  Languages,  each,  per  month S4  00 

II:)ok-Keeping  "  ■')  00 

Music,  with  usuof  riano  "  H  IX1 

Embroidery  "  4  1)0 

Drawing  "  3  00 

rainting  in  Oil  and  Water  Colors,  per  month 6  IX) 

Itourd,  with  Furnished  Kooni,  per  week 5  C) 

Hoard,  Knrnished  Itoom,  Washing  and  Mght  per  week  (i  60 

N.  n. — Aggregate  expenses  per  year  from  i*.SOO  to  $400.  Pupils  can  enter  at  nnv  lime,  and  will  be  charged 
frum  time  of  entering.    For  further  parlicularu,  address  W.  H,  TUUfiKU,  A,  M.,  Vvinvi^nU. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


SOTOYOME  HOUSE 


SONOMA    COUNTY,    CALIFORNIA. 


This  long  established  House  has  gained  a  mde  spread  reputation  througliout  ' 
this  section  of  the  State  for  its  home-like  conveniences  and  comfortable  apartments.  [ 

Here  the  stranger  is  made  to  feel  himself  at  home,  and  his  every  want  antici- 
pated. 

The  Rooms  are  neatly  furnished,  and  well  ventilated,  and  the  Table  supplied 
with  the  best  the  Market  affords. 

This  village  being  situated  on  the  West  bank  of  the  Russian  river,  in  a  pleasant 
and  healthful  valley,  is  a  most  inviting  resort  for  the  invalid  and  pleasure  seeker. 


B-   O-   T^SJGHIT,   FROFRIETOR. 


LOWEST  RATES  OF  FARE  AND  PASSAGE 

TO 


Will  leave  Commercial  Street  Wharf  every  TUESDAY,  THURSDAY  and  SATURDAY,  at 
12  oVIock  M.  Returning,  leaves  Petaluma  every  MONDAY,  WEDNESDAY  and  FRIDAY,  at 
11  o'clock  A.  Ji.  T.  F.  BAYLIS  <C-  CO., 

AgentH,  Petaluma, 


•Tuat   Pulkllslioa.    One   Octavo  %  SSO   pp. 


The  Pacific  Coast  Business  Directory 


FBIOE,  FIVE  DOLLARS. 


ron  isee-er. 

•      -      PAYABLE  ON  DELIVERY  OF  THE  WORK. 


Cuntalnliiii  ihv  Namo*,  Iliinliipra  and  Aildrcsa  of  over  tlilrty  tliou^innil  Morcliants,  Mmiurnctiircrs  nnil  rrofculoiial  Mm 
111  tliv  States  of  Callfurnln,  Orcuuii  and  Ncvadn,  and  tlit;  Tcrrlturieii  ut'  WaiihlnKtiiii,  Idaho  and  Montana. 

AlHo,  LI'its  of  tlip  Oonimcrclal,  AKriciiltural,  Mannfitrturlnir,  MInlnK.  IVtridcnm,  Railroad,  TelcRrapli,  Kunkliis'nml 

Insurance  ConipaiilPH,  In  opcrntlim  at  thn  prpaent  tlinn  In  tlif  above  States  niid  Terrlturlcs ;  to  which  arc 

added  a  varlery  of  other  Items  orinrurniutlun,  rcndcrliiK  tho  work 

A   VALUABLE   AND   RELIABLE    MEDIUM   OF   REFERENCE.  , 

Compiled  by  the  Editor  of  the  Ban  Fraaoiaoo  Direotoryi  State  Begister,  &o. 

HENBT  0.  LANOLET,  Pnbliaher,  612  Clay  Street,  San  Franoinco. 


ADVERTISIMO     DEPARTMENT. 


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SONOMA   COUNTY,    CALIFORNIA. 


JOHN  LUTGENS  li  ing  purchased  the  Union  Hotel,  and  thoroughly  refitted  and  renovated 
the  same,  is  prc))ared  to  c  the  best  accommodations  to  the  traveling  public.  Also,  the  best  ac- 
commodations for  boarders  with  Families,  or  otherwise,  and  the  health  of  this  community  is  not 
surpassed  by  any  of  the  State. 


PIONEER  HOTELi  OF  SANTA  ROSA. 


SAIVTA    ROSA.    HOUSE. 

The  subscriber  having  refitted  in  a  superior  style,  the  above  named  new  and  com- 
modious Hotel,  lathed  and  plastered  throughout,  and  well  ventilated  and  secure  from 
fire,  is  now  prepared  to  accommodate  the  traveling  public  generally,  in  the  best  man- 
ner, and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

The  Table  will  be  supplied  with  nil  the  delicacies  of  the  season.  The  Bar  will  be  found  stocked 
with  the  choicest  Ales,  Wines  and  Sognrs.  Families  can  bo  supplied  with  apartments  every  way 
suited  to  their  desires.  Connected  with  the  House  is  a  first  class  Billiard  Table.  An  extensive 
Livery  Stulde  is  attached  to  the  House.  A  line  of  Stages,  running  to  and  from  Sonoma,  Petaluma 
and  Russian  river,  stop  at  this  House  daily.  F.  P.  COLGAN,  Proprietor. 


AT 


CLOVERDALE,  SONOMA  COUNTY,  CAL. 


H.  F.  GERKHART, 


PROPRIETOR. 


This  Hotel  has  ample  accommodations  for  boarders  with  families,  having  spacious  and  well  ven- 
tilated rooms.  The  health  of  this  locality  is  unsurpassed  in  any  portion  of  the  Pacific  coast,  making 
it  a  most  desirable  resort  for  any  wishing  to  spcud  a  few  weeks  for  recreation  or  the  improvement 
of  their  health. 


MAIN  STREET,  PETALUMA. 


Pe  Kf.  inE@@)lf8 


Having  leased  the  above  Hotel  for  a  term  of  years,  ho  is  determined  to  keep  a  first  class  Hotel, 
and  in  such  a  manner  as  to  merit  the  patronage  of  tho  community  and  traveling  public. 

Stages  an-ive  and  depart  from  this  House  daily  for  all  parts  of  this  and  adjoining  counties.  The 
Hotel  Omnibus  will  be  kept  on  hand  to  convey  guests  to  and  from  the  boats. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SOTOYOME  INSTITUTE 


FOU 


HEALDSBURO,  CALIFORNIA. 

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Tlio  villnKo  in  wliich  thifi  Institution  is  looatpd,  ifi  doliglitnillv  nituatod  on  KusKian  Rivor,  in  tlio  (^ninity  iif 
SonontH,  tliirty'two  milcti  iW>iii  Potaluma,  iu  a  diatrict  unrivaled  fur  salubrity  of  climato,  b*>nuty  uf  acciiurv, 
and  lilgli  xucinl  advantaKva. 

TlioScliool  Iia8  boon  in  operation,  nndor  tlio  direction  of  the  prpupnt  jnropriotorH,  for  thrcii  ycnm,  diirinf; 
which  tinio  it  hait  gained  for  itHelf  a  standing  tliat  JuKtiy  commendH  it  to  all  InondH  of  learning. 

The  oflioliiHlic  year  in  divided  into  two  tieti«iunH,  of  live  months  each,  commencing  about  tlio  lint  Wcdueiiduy 
of  Augubt  and  January  of  each  year. 

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RATES  OF  TUITION  PER  SESSION, 

I»A.yA.Mi.E  IN   A.DVA.NCE. 

Frimary    Department $12  5(1 

Interineiliatc . .  1  r>  00 

Prepuratory 20  00 

Scientific 25  00 

Classical 30  00 

Music,  with  use  of  instrument 40  no 

Vocal  Music  in  special  classes 10  00 

Janitor's  Fee 1  00 

For  (Urthor  information,  address  either  of  the  Troprictors. 

J.  W.  ANDKIi.SON.  A.  M. 

E.  8.  STOCK WKLL. 
Or,  CnAS.  E.  IIUTTON,  A.  H.,  Professor  of  Matheraatics. 

SO  m¥t  H  i  n^g"n  E  W. 


SELF-BEfiDUMG  WIND  KILL, 

MANUFAOTUBED  BT 

CtEOUGE    STEVENS, 

A  ST.,  ADJOINING  D.  FOED'S  BLACKSMITH  SHOP,  EEDWOOD  CITY. 


These  Mills  are  the  most  simple  and  efficient  ever  yet  invented,  and  are  got  up  al 
prices  which  defy  competition.  Every  mill  is  warranted  to  run  with  as  little  vitid  n» 
any  other,  and  at  the  same  time  will,  without  any  attention,  so  regulate  itself,  <ts  to 
be  in  no  danger  from  the  strongest  gale.  Persons  desiring  mills,  will  find  it  to  thtir 
interest  to  give  me  a  call  before  purchasing  elsewhere. 

Tanks  of  every  description  made  io  order.  George  Stevens* 


tlio  County  (if 
iity  of  »ci'iii'ry, 

years,  dnrini; 

rat  WoUuoiiduy 


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..  25  00 
..  30  00 
. .  40  00 
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IKSON,  A.  M. 
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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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THOMAS  H.  SESLiBY  A  GO. 


—  IMPORTERS  OF  — 


^m,  ^mh  mh  |l«<l  |)tii»,  |^»i 

Shear,  Blister  Jb  Caulkers*  Steel,  Cumberland  Coal, 
Blacksmiths*  Tools,  Axles  and  Springs, 

Bubber  Hose,  Belting  and  Packing,  Zino,  Tin,  Lead  Pipe,  Plumbers'  Goods,  etc.,  etc. 


DEALGRfl    IN 

CaBMER  MAIN  ANO  MUNTiB  STBiETS.  STOCKTON. 


Ii.  U.  SHIFFEB. 


W.  V.  MoKSB. 


H.  O.  80DTHW0RTH. 


DKALKU3  IM 


Hardware,  Iron,  Steel,  Cumberland  Goal,  Mechanics'  and  Blacksmiths'  Tools, 

MININO    IMl'LEMIiNTH,    AC. 
Main  Street,  between  El  Dorado  and  Hunter  Streets,  (sign  of  the  Golden  Anvil)  Stockton,  Cal. 


JONES  «  HEinriiZSTT, 


IMPOKTEB8    OF 


AGRICULTURAL   MACHINES, 

POWDER,  SHOT,  EOPE,  SHIP  CHANDLERY,  GRAIN  SACKS,  ETC. 


E.  FT.OT»  JOIKEB,  88  Wall  Street,  K.  Y. 


H.  H.  HEWI^ETT,  Stockton,  Col. 


AUSTIN  SPERRY. 


S.  W.  SPERRY. 


ALEX.  BURKETT. 


STOCKTON   CITY  FLOURING  MILLS, 

CORNER  BEAVER  STREET  AND  LEVEE. 


C-A.I'A.OIT"^',  eOO  BA-imBXiS  FBR  3D-A."X'. 


Particular  attention  given  to  the  manufacture  of  Flour  for  exportation,  as  well  as 
home  consumption.  SPERRY  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


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Pioneer  Dealen  In  and  Importen  of 


HARDWARE,   CROCKERY, 

AOBICnLTUBAL  IMPLEMENTS  AND  MACHINES, 
COR.  MAIN  &  EL  DORADO  STREETS,  STOCKTON. 


California  InBurance  Ck>mpany  Agency.    Iiogal  Tender  Notei  Bought.    Exchange  on  New  York  Booght. 


Corner  Main  and  Confimerce  Streets, 

STOCKITON,     C  ALIF-ORIVI  A.. 


HANUFACTUBBRS  OF 


QUARTZ,  SAW  AND  GRIST  MILL  IRONS, 

Steam  Engines,  Horse  Powers,  Mining  and  Irrigating  Pomps,  Oar  Wheels, 

Derrick  Irons,  House  Fronts,  Iron  Fencing,  Balcony  Bailings, 

&o.,  at  San  Francisco  Prices. 


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ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

ODD  FELLOWS'  HALL  BUILDINO, 


COMMISSIO 


CASH  ADyAN( 


ADVERTISINO    DEPARTMENT. 


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OITIOE  OF   J.   I>.   PE21?£:R«9, 

(SucccsRor  to  Poten  ft  Jackion,) 

COMMISSION  &  FOEWARDDrO  MERCHANT,  ft  DEALER  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 
GKA.I1V,     f  X^OUR,     1BAG»,     JSc  o . 

Two  doors  below  Dooly  &  Co'g  Stage  office,  on  the  Levee. 
CASH  ADVANCES  HADE  OS  WOOL.  S|^~  WOOL  RECEIVED  AND  SOLD  ON  COMBItSSION. 
STOCKTON,   CALIFORNIA. 


Notary  Public,  Conveyancer,  Searcher  of  Records,  Commiasioner  of  Deeds  for 

Different  States  and  Territories,  Insurance,  Real  Estate 

and  General  Agent 

A-t  Office  of  C.  nCo  Weliep,  Peninsular,  Stoolcton. 


EIi  DORADO 


FIRE-PaOOF  BUILDING,  EL  DORADO  ST. 

{Opposite  the  Theater) 


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I  beg  leave  to  inform  ray  friends  and  the  public  in  general,  that  I  am  prepared  to  furnish 

FINE  HACKS,  ROCKAWAYS,  CARRIAGES  AND  BUGGIES, 

At  very  reasonable  rates  and  short  notice.  I  have  a  spendid  sslection  and  large  number  of  FINE 
YOUNG  HORSES,  sound  and  free  from  vice,  of  fine  style,  and  capable  of  going  as  FAST  as  any 
gentlemen  cares  to  drive.  PRIVATE  TEAMS,  WITft  ELEGANT  ROAD  WAGONS,  of  all 
descriptions,  for  parties  visiting  the  BIG  TREE  GROVE,  YO  SEMITE  FALLS,  and  any  interior 
locality,  always  to  let  at  the  shortest  notice,  with  or  without  drivers.  I  employ  none  but  careful 
and  accommodating  men. 

By  the  Day,  Week  or  Month,  with  the  best  of  care.    Thankful  for  past  favors,  I  hope,  by  strict 
attention  to  the  wants  of  my  patrons,  to  merit  a  continuance  of  the  same. 
Information  in  regard  to  Interior  Roads  cheerfully  given. 

M.  MAGNER,  PROPRIETOR. 


OARRIAOE  AND  mTAGOlV  miAKER^ 

Main  Street,  between  Sutter  and  California,  Stockton,  Oal. 


FOTARY  PUBLIC  ANB  COFVEYAFCER, 

OFCicx:.  coiTivr  iiotjsx:,  st'ocikt'om'.  caxj. 


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WILLI  /VM      I».      IMILLEK,, 

carriage:    laAnrnFAGTUREiR^ 

CORSrER    OF    VHAWET^    AWD    CALiIFORIV^  %.    STREETS. 

Carrlngc  raintInK,  Trlminliii.',  Woml  Work  niiil  UlackKniltlilni;  of  nil  kinilfi,  done  with  ncatnrsA  and  illnpntch. 

On  liand  and  made  to  order,  SIbkc,  f'relKht,  Karin,  Kxpress,  and  Stdo  Spring  Wagons,  Top  HunfKloii,  Sulklcii,  etc.,  etc 


Weber  Avenue  and  California  Street,  STOCKTON,  CAL. 

rioaiinntly  nttnated,  eauy  ofancrfiii  fVoin  all  parts  of  the  State.  Movement  Cure,  Electricity,  Bathing,  and  ail  lly^i- 
enic  a)iontK  nppiicd  for  the  cure  of  dineases. 

C  OR A'tTOW,  M.  ■>.,  (imduate  of  Medicine,  R.  8.  MACBETH,  M.  ]>.,  Ornduatc  of  Ilygleo  Tliemu- 
pathlc  College,  New  York,  I'roprietors.  SEND  FOU  C IRC U LAU. 


MARIPOSA  &  SACRAMENTO  STAGE  LINE, 

S.  A  Z.  FISHER^  Proprietors. 

Runs  daily  to  Sacramento  and  Maripofia,  commencing  June  2d,  18G6,  and  leaving 
on  alternate  days  thereafter  nt  C  a.  m.,  arriving  on  return  trips  in  time  for  San  Fran- 
cisco boat. 

Also  oonnecting  with  A.  0.  Thorns'  Line  of  Stages  for  VISALIA  at  Hornitos, 
passing  through  all  intermediate  places. 

OFFICE — CENTER  STREET,  next  door  to  LEVEE, 

^3  a  CS>  C9  Iks.  a  CD  CQ  9        C^SXllo 


MOODY  &  BAXTER,      :      :      :      Proprietors. 

Only  the  Finest  Brands  of  Wines  and  Liquors  at  tliis  Establishment. 


Forwarding  and  Commission   Merchant, 

COMMEBCE  &  LEVEE  STS.»  STOCKTON,  CAL. 


»     ££  £2^  CE>  %9;7  S:?  9 

NOTARY   PUBLIC,  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE, 

CONVEYANCER  AND   COLLECTOR, 
MAIN    STREET,  opposite  Court   House,  STOCKTON,   OAL. 

Copperopolis,  Murphy,   San   Andreas,   Mokelunme  Hill, 

Sonora    and    Colutnbia 

LKAVK  KVKIir  WEKK   KRnH 
CORSBR    I.EVEB    AVD   C'EKTBR    aTREET*. 


i        ADVKRTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


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DEAL.ER   IN 

MEDICINES,  HATS.  CAPS,  BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  RUBBERS, 

RISADY-MADE   CLOTHING,  ETC. 

y.  B.— Attention  given  to  Dentistry,    All  Work  Warranted. 


SONOBA  AND  COULTEBVILLE 

mil  $  txntzz  snoE  ttm, 

Departs  trom  Sonora  T'uesdasrs*  rriiursdays  and  @taturdays 
for  Coultervllle  and  all  Intermediate  I'olnts. 

SHORTEST  ROAO  TO  YOSEMITE  VALLEY- 

OFFIOE-OITY  HOTEL,  SONORA,  OAL. 
BOYD  ft  NEWCOMER,      -      -     PROPRIETORS. 


AT  THE  JUNCTION  OF  BROADWAY  AND  WASHINGTON  STREETS, 
O.    FALiIiOIIily       «       -       .      Propriofo3P. 


!  eOOD  ACCOMMODATIONS  FOR  FAMILIES  &  TRANSIENT  GUESTS,  AND  PRICES  TO  SUIT  THE  TIMES. 


MONAHAN  &  WHIPPLE, 
I.IVERY  A  SALES  STABZuZS^ 

OPPOSITE  BBODIOAN'S  HOTEL,  WASHINaTON  8TBEET, 
0  0X0-0X1..^.,     O.A.1LM. 

^-  i'artici:lau  attention  oiven  to  transient  custom.  „£I 


TO    BB   I»TTBX.ISIiBr>   AJJITTTAT.Ti'g'. 

The  Pacific  Coast  Almanac  and  Year  Book  of  Facts, 

One  Volume,  19mo.,  96  Vagee.    Price,  SO  Cents, 

HENRY  G.  LANGLEY,  Publisher, 

8AJT  FBANOIBOO,  OAIi. 


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M       J«  xi.vTei&»3E:xj.Xji» 

OENTEB  STBEET,  Oppasite  Wells,  Taigo  &  Oo.,  STOCKTON,  OAI, 

XANVFAOTDRKR  Of  ALL  KINDS  Of 

A.mn   DEALEK   IBT   W08TE!VH0r^M    CITTI^ERY.       HATa   ASD    CAPS   MADE  TO 
OHDEB    A!VD    VEATLY    KBPAIBE0. 


B.  A..  COX. 


ri.  m:.  MoicEPrivcY. 


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COX  «  moKEimVET, 


£ 


STOCKTON,  CAL. 


TJ.  S.  Cnrrency  Bought   and   Sold. 

DEPOSITS  RECEIVED.   COLLECTIONS  MADE. 


PIOIEB  IMBY  Am  SALE  STIBLES, 

West  Side  of  the  Plaza,  COPPEROPOLIS,  CAL  | 

W.  D.  BEARDSLEY  &  CO.,   Proprietors. 


CARRIAGES,  BUGGIES,  WAGONS  AND  SADDLE  HORSES 
FOR  HIRE  ON  REASONABLE  TERNS. 

Parties  RoliiK  to  the  Moiintnlnii,  ItiK  Trees  mid  VoHcmite  Falls,  wisliInK  Teams,  can  be 

fumlslied  witb  drivers,  If  desirable.   Particular  attention  paid  tu  Transient 

and  lioardlnK  Horses. 


CT-     PRICSS     TO     SUIT     THE     TIMES.     ^ 


NORTH  AMERICAN  HOUSE, 

Stockton,  Mokefarane  Hfll  and  Mnrpby's  Roads, 

FOUR  MILES  FROM   JENNY  LIND. 


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ST.A.O-E8  OZfCAJTOS  XXOXiSSS  A.1  TXZE  .A^OTTS  XZOTEXi. 


JAMES    GOLES^ 


Proprlotori 


BATHS  I  BATHS  I  WABH   AHB   COLBI 

WasMikgtoik  Batk  Hoii$(  A  Hair  Br$$$iiig  Saloon 

MAIN   STREET,   MOKELUMNE    HILL.   CAL. 

Tlio  rroprictor  take*  pleasure  In  annoubclng  t:;e  Diet  that  he  has  recently  fitted  up  hit  Establishment  In  superb  style, 
where  he  will  b«  happy  to  serve  all  who  may  favor  him  with  their  patronage.  IVM.  BATZ>  Proprietor. 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


la^ii^iia  imm 

MAIN    STREET,   MARIPOSA,    CAL. 
0.  S.  TERRY,       -      -      ■      -      -       PROPRIETOR. 

The  Proprietor  is  now  prepared  to  furnish  the  best 

DOUBLE  AND  SINGLE  BUGGIES  AND  SADDLE  HORSES. 

YOSEMITE  TOURISTS  FURNISHED  WITH  GOOD  HORSES  AND  GUIDES. 


tOSEMITE  LIVERY  STABLE, 

I        MAIN   STREET,   MARIPOSA,   CAL. 

JOHN    K.-    M:cCR,EA.I>^X',     -    -    Proprietor. 


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!  The  Proprietor  is  prepared  to  furnish  Travelers  with  the  best  of 

i  BT"  Parties  for  the  YOSEMITE  furnished  with  Safe 
Horses  and  Experienced  Guides. 


Corner  Fifth  and  Main  Streets^ 

H.  SCBLAGETER.      -      -      -      PBOPBIETOH. 

Tlio  I'roprictor  of  tho  abovp  Hotel  takes  ploasuro  In  informing  tlio  traveling  public  that  lie  has  recently 
rctittcd  the  above  hou8c,  and  added  thereto  tho  luxury  of  a  Hot  and  Cold  liath.  The  house  is  well  ventilated' 
contains  good  single  and  double  bods  for  families.  Also  ample  accommodations  for  parties  visiting  the  Falls 
»nd  Valley  of  Yoscmito. 


TELEBRAPH  LINE  OF  STAGES 


FXioi.a: 


SAN  JOSE  to  VISALIA,  KERN  RIVER, 
CLEAR  CREEK  and  OWEN'S  RIYER. 

Loaves   San   Jose,  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays, 

THROUGH  TO  OWEN'S  BIVER  IN  4  1-2  DAYSt 

A.  0.  THOMS, PROPRIETOR. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


HORNITOS  AND  VISALIA 

&»  a> ^Al €3;- 30    Xj.X3Mr3ES. 


CARRYING  U.  S.  MAIL. 

LMTSS  YISAIiIA  lYlRT  mm 

I.  w.  halvih,  MiopiMExon. 


VISALilA  HOnSE^ 

CORNER  MAIN  AND  CHURCH  STREETS,  VISALIA. 

WM.   HARLAND,   PROPRIETOR. 


DR.   M.  O.   I>A.VElVI»OII,X,  VISAI^I^, 

DEALEB   IN 

Drugs,  Medicines  and  Chemicals,  Fancy  and  Toilet  Articles, 

SPONGES,  BRUSHES,  PERFUMERY,  die. 


BELLA  UNION  HOTEL, 

^     LOS  ANGELES,  CALIFORNIA.  | 

John  King  A  Go.      -      -      Propriotorsi 

Only  first  class  House  south  of  San  Francisco.    All  the  Stages  to  and  from 
Los  Angeles  arrive  at  and  depart  from  this  Hotel. 


LOS  ANGELES  &  SAN  DIEGO 


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A«  1^«  SlUsMT. 


FEOiFEIlf©!. 


Leaves  Los  Angeles  every  Satuitlay  morning  at  7  a.  m.,  and  returns  on  Wednesday  at  4  p.  m.,  ' 
passing  throuf^h  Anaheim,  San  Juan  and  San  Luis  Rcy.  | 

OFFICE  AT  BELLA  UNION  HOTEL,  LOS  ANGELES,  ' 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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BANNING  &  00. 


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^aniSiimawa  ahi  ws  ABiaaMS. 


PKATiETlS  IN  "  " 


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5)       «.«.  ^«-Lg) 
AND  PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 


WILMINGTON  AND  LOS  ANGELES,       ^ 

AND 

Los  Angelos  and  San  Bernardino 

XT.   S.   ^^A.XXj    SXJ^a-S   XjX^TSS, 

And  Union  Wagon  Manufactory,  &  Wilmington  Harness  Manufactory. 


SAN   PEDRO  AND  LOS  ANGELES. 


Also,  Froprietora  of  Stage  Lines  from 


OIiBAR    ORBBK 


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G.   ITir.    CHESLiIST, 

51  Front   Street,  Sacramento,   Cal. 

IMPORTER  AND    JOBUKR    OF 


FINE  GROCERIES,  PROflSI 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Wines  and  Liquors, 


C.  -WATKUWIOVUK,     I 

San  Francisco  nnd  Sicramcnio. ) 


f  ,1.  -W.  I.i:aTEK, ' 

I  Nerr  York. 


WATERHOUSE  &  LESTER, 


ZX<^PORXSXtS    OF 


lABB-VOOB  lUMBBB, 

COACH,  CAMUAeE  &  WAGON  STOCK, 

Nos.  29  and  31  Battery  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Nos.  17  and  19  Seventh  St.,  between  I  and  J, 

SA.OIlA.MEISrTO,   O^I.. 


GRASS  VALLEY  AND  MEADOW  LAKE, 

SIX  HOUSE  DAILY  STAGE  LIFL'. 


■VTA. 

NEVADA,  LAKE  CITY,  SNOW  TENT,  EUREKA, 
BOWMAN'S,  JACKSON'S  and  WEBBER'S, 

OonneotiDg  at  MEADOW  LA££  with  the  VntaiNIA  STAGES,  and  at| 
aBASS  VALLEY  with  the  OOLFAX  and  MABTSYILLE  STAGES. 

~   ^^     D.  B.  NYE,  PROPRIETOR.  ^ 


r, 

Cal. 


lors. 


BTT  York. 


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OCK, 

SCO. 

andJ, 


7BEKA, 

BjR  9) 

I^ES,  and  at 
STAGES. 

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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


sa 


HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &  CO. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


STOVES,  TIN  PLATE, 

SHEET    IROIsT, 
LEAD  AND  IRON  PIPE,  PUMPS,  ZINC,  WIRE. 

Tinners'  Stoct,  Tools  anl  Haclios, 


jLVin 


^aiAJHTTJFA.a'rTTJRJElK.e    OF 


TIN,  SHEET  mON  AND  COPPER  WARE. 

Our  Importations   being  direct   from 

the    ZS&stern    States   and    Europe^ 

mre  guarantee  to  furnish  Goods 

at  the  IioiRrest  Market  Rates. 


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176  AND  178  J  STREET, 


S^OEi^MElsrTO,     CA.L. 

.A.xa-r> 

COMER  MAIN  AND  CEDAR  STREETS, 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


JLlFHaHSE  BIHKEM  &  U. 


IMPORTBBS  AND   DBALKBS  IN 


CROCKERY,  GLASSWARE, 

China,  Glass  and  Qneensware,; 

Kerosene  Lamps,  Oil  Lamps,  Oloben, 
Looking  OlasaeSf  Cutlery,  l 

BRITMKIA  &  PLATED  WAEE, 

SILVER  PLATED  TEA  SETS, 
GTUxxarA.   Diig-xTSR   ssts, 

—  AND  — 

'i 
No.  138  J  HTREET,  | 

Between  Rth  and  Otii,  Sacramento,  Cat. 


■A^J.'J'ini' ;: 


GofldR  Bcnt  to  Biijr  p«rt  of  Hie  City  free  of  Cliargv,  mid 
packed  to  go  rale  to  any  imrt  of  tlio  oouiitry. 


F.  A.  GIDDS. 


E.  IIOLMEd. 


GIBBS   «   BOIiBIES, 


IMPOHTBKS   OP 


IRON,  STEEL,  HARDWARE, 

\        CUMBERLAND    COAL. 


AND 


33 1  j^  CJ  3EG  S  ££  X  ^  <!!«£  S     Y  O  O  X^)  at 

HArsrS   ItEl^OVBD   TO 

156  AND  158  J  STREET,  AND  42  AND  44  6th  STREET, 

Where  tliej  offer  for  sale,  in  lota  to  suit,  and  at  lowest  market  rates,  a  complete 

assortment  of  the  best  quality  of 

IRON,  SnEL,  BLACKSMITHS'  TOOLS  AND  HEAVY  HARDWARE. 


JOI 


107  J 

Fariety  Stl 


'■?''=?  Ooo<b  of  el 

l"rd».Cage«,8c, 

rortmonnaleaj 

snphic  Albif 

Crochet,  I 

Eye«,tli 


ADVBRTISINO    DBPARTMBNT. 


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BERNARD  DENNERY, 

IMPOHTBH  AMD  DBAI^BK  IS 


€xmkttt^^  ^Immmt^ 


Obins,  OIms  »nd  Queeniwore. 

KEROSENE  LAMPS,  OIL  LAMPS,  GLOBES, 
LOOKINO-OLASSES,   CUTLERT, 

CHINA   DINNER   SETS, 
CHirTA.    TB-A.    SETS, 

AMD 

BOHEMIAN  GLASSWARE, 

UTo.  IGG  J  STREET, 

Between  Sixth  anil  Seventh, 


Good*  tent  to  rt^y  part  of  Ikt  City  five  of  eharf/e, 
««</  packed  to  go  tafe  to  ftt\y  part  of  the  Countty. 


JOHN  BRBUNER  A  CO. 

mportcn,  Blanufltcturcn,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dralen  In  every  deacrlptlon  of 

FDBmnBE&BEDDIHfi, 


No.  170  K  Street, 


Si^CRAMSlVXO,    CJL-L,. 


107  J  Street,  bet.  4th  and  Bth,  near  4th, 


S.A.OXt.A.l«ASXTTO,     OAJu. 


Tariety  Store,  Flan  and  Basbt  Haniifactory,  Yankee  Notions,  Toys, 

ALL  KINDS  AMD  BIZU  OV 

Fancy  Oooda  of  all  Dcacrlntlons ;   Bcit  Roman  Guitar  and  Violin  Btringi ;   Children's  Chairs,  Carriages  and  Wag ona ; 

lllrds.  Cages.  Seed :  Dominoes,  Checker  Boards,  Cards,  Dice,  etc. ;  Combs,  Brashes,  Ink,  Paper.  I'eiis,  Tend  s,  etc.  j 

PorUoRnales,  Purses;   Ladles'Leather  Bags,  Reticules,  Work  Boxes;   Gentlemen  s  «"««''•««;'»"«•;  i,'iw'°* 

gnphlo  Albams,  Beads,  Fans,  Canes,  Vases,  Flowers.  Belts.  Buckles,  Knives.  Cigar  Cases,  Ihread,  811k; 

Crochet,  Knitting,  Darning  and  Marking  Cotton;   Trimmings,  Laces,  Tapes,  Pins,  Needles,  Hooks  and 

Eyes,  Thimbles,  PJn  Cushions.    All  slies  of  Flags  always  on  band ;  Flags  repaired  and  made  to  order. 


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PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


I.  L.  MERRELL, 

OFFERS  LOW  FOB  CASH, 


1 

OZX.S   J^N-13    KTiliOSBU-E   OOOr>S. 
LABOB  SIZK  TBBBZJO  BB1<I.BOTOB  OOAIi  OHi  IiANTBBNB. 

Pioneer  Latnp  Store,  106  J  Street,  Sacramento,  Gal. 

BIERKKI<¥/S  PATEIVT  CKMKIVT  PAIMT  for  tlic  nrmrn-ntlon  of  Tin  RooAnir.     Asphnltuni  Booft 
made  aiul  repuired.    BIi:KREI<I''B  CKLEBBATED  MEDlCISiEa  for  CbliU  and  Fever,  liifluuiination, 

I>yR|iep8la,^tc. 


a.  p.  FI^OBBBO. 


dOHV  coaritAD. 


FLOBERG  «&  00]SrRA.r>, 

Watch  Makers  and  Jewelers, 

Ho.  60  J  STREET,  bet  Second  and  Third, 

In  O.  O.  MUIB' Old  Bank,  84l(B]&liSltaSt''Jli>»  (Bii&t 

Have  always  on  hand  a  choice  variety  of 

Fine  Watches,  Diamonds,  Jewelry,  Silver  Ware,  etc. 

Watchei  and  Chronometera  repaired  aud  wamnted.  Jewelry  made  and  repaired. 


d^L  WILLIAM  GUMMINGS,  ^^ 

IMPORTER    OF 

WiTU  JIWILIY  AN!  smnjiii  WW 

120   J   STREIBTy 

S3  «l^  09  £X2  ^E^  aSXS  OB  S?  ^CP  CD  o      CSa^C^Oau 

WATCHES    GABBFULIiT   BBFAIBIO}. 


im. 


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a.  B.  SWINBRl  ON, 

WHOLESALE  AI7D  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

STOVES,  TIN  &  HARDWARE 

No.  193  J  STBBET, 

Corner  Seventh,  Sii(gm^SmES7V(Q)s)  ^^^ 


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ADVERTISING     DBPABTMENT. 


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H.  S.  CBOCKEB  &  CO. 

(0  A  JEftx^Jm    <lr<SvJbJlb  X 


STATIONERY   AND   BLANK   BOOKS, 
42  and  44  J  Street^  SacvamGntoH 


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Printing  and  Stationery,  etc.,  at  SAN  FRANCISCO  PRICES. 


8ETH  B^BSonsr, 
ARCHITECT, 

187  J    STREET, 
S^CR^MENTO,  CAJIu. 


SA014Mllf  0  BmmWAWT. 

BOARDINa  SOHOOL  FOR  YOUNG  LADIES, 
75  Tenth  Street,  bet.  F  and  G,  Sacramento,  Oal. 

BOJ^:R.r>    OF    Il<rSXB.XJOXIOIT: 

HERMON  PERRY,  A.  M.  Mrs.  HERMON  PERRY, 

PRINCIPAL.  ASSOCIATE  PRINCIPAL. 

Mrs.  ELIZABETH  HASWELL,      Miss  VIOLA  WYMAN, 

ASSISTANT.  PIANO  AND   THEORY  OF  MUSIC. 


Mrs.   J.    A.    BARRETT^ 

MANUFACTURER   OF 

fiisAiii4  M3  MiiiiiiifiBT  mms, 

OF   EVERY   DESCRIPTION. 

^ViU  isinA  ^mmU  §UuM  mA  l§umA. 

All  kinds  of  BEOALIA  on  hand  and  made  to  order  at  tlw  chortMt  notice,  and  sent  to  all  parts  of  tho  State. 
Second  Millinery  Store  bolow  Sixtli,     ,  £J^(gi&^MIISS7'3f  ^0 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


FOX     «     STRUTZ, 


IHFORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


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S^OI*,A.MENTO,    CA-L. 


PniniD  FioseiiT  Marble  Worlds, 


131  K  Street,  between  Fifth  and  Sixth, 

aACBAMESTO,     CAI<. 

MONUMENTUOiiiirr^^  STONES, 

MANTGU,  TABU  TON.  WAIK  8TAN0<,  ETQ. 

All  kinds  of  work  In  Indian  DiRfilnKS  Marble.    Sculptureand  Orna- 
mental Work  done  In  superior  style. 


A.  AITKEN. 


ISRAEL  LUCE. 


Third  Street,  bet.  I  and  J,  Sacramento,  Cal. 


Is  better  preptred  than  ever  before  to  muitiflmtiire 

Carriages^  Bugglos  and  Vehiolos 

or  •!!  Undi,  ud  eelU  attentloii  to  hia 
SPRING  AMD  'mOROXJOHBRACE  -WAOONS. 

STAGES  ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDEB. 
Depoaitory,  No.  69  J  BtrMt.  Repairing  done  and  warranted  to  glre  nttofliotioD. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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Comer  E  and  Seventh  Streets,  Sacramento,  Gal. 


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TRAVER  &  SMITH, 


PROPRIETORS. 


This  Hotel,  having  a  front  of  100  feet  on  K  Street  by  120  on  Seventh,  is  the 
best  arranged  of  any  in  the  City  for  pleasant  family  rooms. 

FXIES   C}A.lEtRIA.C3^^  TO   AJmD   FXlOXtC   TZZB   XZOTTSE. 


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ATTOBI^EY  AT  hk 

PRACTISINB  IN  ALL  THE  COURTS  OF  THIS  STATE. 

OFFIGX:»148  J  Street,  bet.  6th  A  Gth, 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Business  from  abroad. 


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TENU  PAS  MADAME  EUOENIE  DUMAS  HUNT, 

Deuxieme  Rue,  Entre  K  et  L,  Sacramento,  Cal. 
FREFGH    HOTEL    AFB    RESTAURAFT, 

(FOBMKBLT  OLABKMDOM  H0U8IC) 

EUGENIE   DUMAS   HUNT,   Proprietress, 
SECOND   STBEET,  BETWEEN  E  AND   L,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


LIVERT,  SALE  AND  FEED  STABLES, 

7th  Street,  bet.  E  and  L, 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 

JACOB  COOK,    -    -    PROPRIETOR. 


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PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  OIBBCTORT. 


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PAINTS,   OILS   AND    GLASS, 

BOOMS    4HB    STATICIHMB?. 


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AGENT    FOR    UNION    INSURANCE    COMPANY. 


JACKSON.  AMADOR    COUNTY.   CAL 


Sutter  FoQitdry  and  Ma$Mit$  Shop, 

SUTTER  CREEK,  AMADOR  CO. 


MANUFACTURER   OF 

Steam  Engines,  Quartz  &  Crist  Mill  Irons, 

HORSE-POWERS,  CAR  WHEELS,  DERRICKS,  ETC. 

Jobbing  and  Repairing  done  at  Short  Notice. 


MILLWHJaHT. 

CONSTRUCTOR   OF  QUARTZ  MILLS,  '' 


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'     I.  N.  RANDOLPH,  PROPRIETOR,      "" 

KEEPS   CONSTANTLY   ON  HAND 

OF  THE  BEST  QUALITY. 


ADVBRTISINQ     DBPARTHENT. 


OF  WM.  ImUZSBBXSRT  A  GO. 


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6^oZ<?  Dust,  Gold  and  Silver  Bullion  Melted  and  Assayed 
with  Correctness  and  Dispatch. 

0KE8,  METALS,  MTTTBTtALB  AND  QUARTZ  AHALYZED  WITH  GREAT  OARE. 
Mines  and  '  lineral  Property  carefully  examined  and  Reliable  Reports  made  thereon. 


DBAIiBB  IN 

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EMBROIDERIES,   LACES,   MILLINERY,   ETC. 

ALWAYS   ON  HAND,  A  FULL   ASSORTMENT   OF 

Goraer  Broad  aoidi  Fxae  Streets,  levada  Tity,  Qal. 

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Ai^i.  ORDERS   irir.i:.   be  cari:fiji.x.y  and  prompi.i,y  atteivded  to. 


QELA-TT  &  MOORE, 


^I^PITTX:    COUNTY,    CA-Xj. 

Connecting  at  Genoa  with  PIONEER 
STAGE  CO.,  and  at  Silver  Mountain  with 
Lines  for         ,  >  ,  .,  . 

MURPHY'S  VIA  BIC  TREES. 


ID  1»^  '^^  "^^  «w»  a 

SOHORA,  TDOLDHNB  COUHTT,  CAL. 


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This  famous  BAR  and  BILLIARD  SALOON  will  supply  the  finest  brands 
of  Liquors  and  Ciqars,  as  it  has  always  done,  our  motto  being  to  keep  nothing 
BUT  the  best. 

SMITH  &;  LEONARD,  Proprietors. 


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PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIREOTORT. 


MAIN  STREET,  BELOW  ENGLISH, 


Near  Railroad.  Depot, 


^i/LA,^     CA, 


The  UNION  HOTEL,  from  its  close  proximity  to  the  Railroad  Depot  and 
Steamboat  Landing,  is  the  most  convenient  stopping  place  for  strangers. 
Stages  arrive  and  depart  from  it  daily.  The  House  having  lately  been  enlarged 
and  refitted,  possesses  accommodations  equal  to  any  in  Town. 

The  Table  is  supplied  with  the  best  in  market,  and  everything  in  season. 

MEMEMBEB,    **  UNION  HOTEL.** 


E  MATTHIES  &  A.  PFEFFERLE, 


Proprietors. 


202  J  STBEET,  between  7th  and  8th, 

SAOBAMENTO,  CAL. 

BEST  FAMILY  GROCERIES, 

WHOLESALE   AND    RETAIL, 


TULARE     COUNTY,     CA.L. 

WHOLKSALE  AND  KKTAIL  DEALER  IN 


Farmers,  Hinen  and  Hining  Companies  supplied  on  advantageons  terms. 


8T0PACE  TAKEN  IN  LARGE  FIRE-PROOF  WAREHOUSE. 

Peonliu  VsoiUtiaB  for  Beoeivins  and  Forwardins  Oooda. 
At^tlL  91&09>8  9)0'  VI&<i>8>V<B9  Wii819Sf»  See  Page  49. 


SPECIAL  ATTI 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


49 


VISAUA  WATER  ANB  STEAM  MOLLS, 

J.  Xirff.  BRO'W^N'E,  PXiOFXiZSXOZl. 


-9       C;^«*wivii/«iN>  t^  i&y^ 

BARLEY,  GROUND  FEED  AND  CORN  MEAL, 

•WHO  LBS  A.  LB     A.ITID     3aBTA.IIj, 
AT   MILL  OR   STORE   WAREHOUSE. 


FRONTINO   THE   RAILROAD   DEPOT, 

Foot  Main  Street^  Petaluma^  Cal> 

v&o  ILo  IPWIBID^S)  ana  IPIE0)IFIBIIIEffl(2)IBo 

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This  House  is  perfectly  new,  large,  convenient,  and  nicely  furnished,  and  will 
bo  conducted  in  a  manner  to  give  satisfaction  to  its  Patrons. 


Briggs'  FliotogFapMe  Gallery, 

111  J  street,  bet.  4:th.  and  5th, 

SACRAMENTO,   CAI^. 

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PORTRAITS  PAINTED  ON  CANVAS,  PHOTOGRAPHS  COLORED  IN  OIL  AND  WATER  COLORS, 

AND  RETOUCHED  IN  INDIA  INK. 

SUN  FEABIj  FIOTDBES  neatly  executed,  and  CABDS  enameled  in  a  superior  atyle. 

'^^XXiXiI.A.X^   BXIXOO-S,   .ARTIST. 

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Leuona  (jlveii  lii  rarallel,  Angiilnr  niiJ  Linear  rcrg|>octlvc.    Lessons  (jiven  in  every  stylo  of  I'enmansblp.    Oma- 
nicnul  WrltlnK  in  (icrnian  Text  and  otlier  Htylci,  fur  Ulitloinas,  Charts,  Maps,  etc.,  neatly  oxccutcd. 


DKALBR  IN   ALL  VARIETIK8   OK 


SEEDS,  FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  FRUITS, 


AND 


SPECIAL  ATTENTION  mil  BE  GIVEN  TO  THE  SALE  OF  ANY  MERCHANDISE  ON  CONSIGNMENT. 

I  have  established  a  SACKAMKirTO  PVBCH A8I1VO  AOKarcr,  and  will  procure  and  forward  with 
cllanateh  anvthinx  reiiulred  at  the  lowest  possible  rates,  at  a  vKuv  .shall  coumission.  Merchants,  Farmers  and  others 
will  tlnd  themselves  greatly  benefited  by  IntrustlnK  their  business  to  nie ;  my  experience  enabling  mo  to  procure  overy- 
thlug  required  at  lowest  rates,  saving  much  time  and  expense  in  traveling. 


KToM.  8  Aud.  lO  JT  Street, 


LeaxtOy  Ocfcla 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


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^^  IMPOBTBB8    OF  *^^ 


Agricultural  Implements,  Machines  &  Hardware 

Nos.  9,  U,  13  and  15  J  STKEET,  SAOB&HENTO,  , 

Zlci.aitex>3tx   ^4&oe,  80  ^KTVTaU.   Mtrooty  Xi7e-v«r  ITorlc. 


HOOKER  &  00. 

IMPOSTEnS  ASH  DEAZEXa  IN  I 


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SAORAIMEENTO, 

117  and  119  California  Street, 


ADVKRTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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COR.  2d  AND  J  STREETS,  SACRAMENTO. 


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Oolleotions  made;  Deposits  received;  Advanoes  made  on  Good  Security, 


AND     A' 


eil7114Si  B4S7E3I¥@  BUS3I?1SB. 


C.   T.    WHEEI^ER. 


NKWTOIV    BOOTH. 


a.   T.    AI.OVEK. 


BOOTH    A    CO. 


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45   and    47   Front    Street, 
SAGRAMEFTO. 


C.   A.    PKAKE. 


H.   VAIV    UEVSEM. 


(lAte  MOORE  ft  OO.) 
IMPORTKUS  AND   JOBBERS  OF 


mu.  im 


49  FRONT  STBEET,  between  J  and  E,  SAOBAMENTO. 


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ORDX:ilS  SOIjICITEO  JLVfJi  I»IlO]»ir»Ti:iY  A.TTEI»n>Er>  TO. 


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OOBNEB  OF  FOUBTH  AND  J  STBEETS,  SAOBAMENTO. 


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Orders  from  a  dUtance  promptly  attended  to  at  San  Francisco  Prices. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTORT. 


UNION  IRON  ITirORKS, 

SACHAMEISTTO,    OA.L. 

WILLIAMS,  BOOT  &  NEILSON 

HAMvrAfrriTBKKa  or  j 

And  all  kinds  of  MINING  MACHINERY.    Alio,  SHOES  and  P^ES,  warranted  of  the       I 
ben  White  Iron.     Also,  HAY  and  WINE  PRESSES  made  ..id  repaired  with 

ueatnesR,  durability  and  dispatch.      DUNBAR'S  PATENT  SELF-  i 

ADJUSTING  STEAM  PISTON  PACKING,  for  now  and 
old  Cylinders,  manufactured  to  order. 

171  Front  Street,  between  N  and  0,  Sacramento  City,  Gal, 


i.  STiNI  4 

Mannfaotnnrti  Lnportcn  and  Dealen  ia 

FOREIGN  AND   DOMESTIC 


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XHTD  SASDLBRT  HABDWABB  OF  ALL 

KINDS.  LBATHEB  AND  BHOB  FIND< 

VXaa,   OABRIAOB    TBIMMINOS, 

TBUinCS.  BTO. 

No.  162  J  STREET,  CORNER  SIXTH, 

9i!.SSiiIfli:£r7Dp  (Sill, 


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OF  THE 


Celebrated  Pennsylvania  Harness 

AND**  j 

DOUaiL^SS    COLLARS. 

ALSO   TEAM   WHIPS,   SADDLES,   BRIDLES,   CUBBY   COMBS,  ^ 

HOBSE   SHEETS,   ^c,   ^c. 

233  J  STRXSSSTy  botmroon  8th  and  Sth, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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Surgical  &  Mechanical  Bentist 

No.  113  J  STREET,  SACRAMENTO. 

Where  he  is  fully  prepared  to  perform  nil  operations  in  liia 
profession.  Particular  attention  paid  to  the  preservation  of 
the  Natural  Teeth. 

Artificial  Teeth  inserted  on  Gold,  Silver  and  Vulconite. 

All  Operations  Careftilly  Performed  and  Warranted. 


D.   ^/^.   E^RL, 


WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 
109  and  lU  Front  Street, 


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Colfax^  O.  P.  R.  R.  Depots 

«        Glsco^  G.  P.  R.  R.  Dopof  y 
Shingle  Springs^  P.&S.V.R.R.Depof. 

Forwarding  Facilities  will  be  extended  as  the  Railroads  advance. 


IRXSXiAIffD   A   ELiDREDy 


Z>EJ^IiSX%S    XXO* 


If  ii®  IWIB  Mill.®^  WI^RI 


AND    MANUFACTURERS    OF 


California  Brooms  and  Brushes,  and  Telegraph  Friction  Matches, 

JVos.  wo  and  202  J  Street,  Sacramento 


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PAOiriO  OOABT  BU8INBSB  DIRBOTORY. 


O'GONNELL,  RYAN  &  CO. 

Importers,  Wlioleiale  and  Betail  JDealen  in 

AMERICAN,  FRENCH  &  ENGLISH 

FANOT  AND    STAPLE 


.""▼o.    83    J   STREET, 

Between  Third  and  Fourth,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


lEW  mmS  BECEIYEB  BY  EYEEY  STEAMEl. 


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ES.  J.  LANSING, 

No.  37  J  STREET,  near  Second, 

Ham  bis  Storo  ne'Wly  fitted  up  and  Is  no-vr  rcuA-y  to  supply 
all  'wlio  -vrlll  fin-vor  lilm  "wltlx  a  oall  -vrltli  all  ttie 

£2a  JS^<0»aB6S3SCf     13^  a[^  <CO>  OB  £12  S:2r  GS3 

tfKl  HATS,  GAFS  AND  FURS, 

'To  "too  found  in  tlie  State.   A-lso*  a  supply  of 

BUCCY  ROBES,   ETC. 

R  J.  LANSING,  37  J  STREET,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


Our  Patrol 


ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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W.  B.  BEADY  &  BBO. 

AND    ALL    KINDS    OF 

AORIOULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS, 

Nob.  301  and  303  J  Street,  bet.  10th  aad  llth,  Sacramento. 


-  ♦  -mta^  »- 


Sole  Maken  and  PatenteM  of  the  CHALLENGE  OANO  FLOW. 


A.  0.  WHITEST. 


A.  C.  OOHDOIV. 


A.  M.  BLKAWOHTH. 


FORWARDING  AGENTS  AND  DEALERS  IN  FLOOR  &  FEED, 
PIONEER&eOLDENMLE  HILLS  FLOUR 

San  Francisco,  Cor.  Front  and  Clay  Sts.,  up  stairs. 
Sacramento,  87  Front  Street. 

Shingle  Springs,  at  Railroad  Depot. 
Colfax,  at  Railroad  Depot. 

Cisco,  at  Railroad  Depot. 

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D::^  Mark  Packages  plainly,  "  Caro  W.  &  Co."  and  send  Shipping  Receipts  with  each  Consign* 
mcnt  to 

WHITNEY  &  CO.f  8ACBAMENTO, 

tr  Ooodfli  for-wardcd  to  all  parts  of  California,  We-vada,  Salt 
ILialce  nnd  Idalio. 

Onr  Patrons  may  depend  upon  securing  the  very  lowest  rates  of  transportation. 


jAl.    J«    fSlEAJSTJ^nC^SSii 


FBOFBUSTOR  07  TBX 


DIRECTLY  OPPOSITE  STEAMBOAT  LANDING, 

S.  E.  Cor.  Front  and   K   Streets, 


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PACtnC  RAILROAD 

OMDTV    TO     CISCO, 

93   MILES   FROM    SACRAMENTO, 

^®t  mmmi  km  mummm. 


Trains  leave  Saoramento  daily,  (Sundays  excepted)  connecting  at  Cisco  with 
Stages  of  the  PIONEER  STAGE  CO.  for  Virginia  City,  Austin,  and  all  parts  of 
Nevada.  Also,  connect  with  the  OVERLAND  MAIL  STAGES  for  Great  Salt 
Lal(e  City  and  all  parts  of  Utah  and  Montana  Territories.  The  Stages  of  the 
PIONEER  STAGE  CO.  connect  at  Hunter's,  on  Trucl(ee  River,  vith 

Hir^X.    BZSAGHEIY^S    LiINE 

To  Ruby  City  and  Silver  City,  Owhyee.    Also,  Boise  City,  Idaho  City,  Placer- 
ville,  Centreville,  and  all  pario  of  Idaho  Territory. 

CENTRAL  PA€M€  RAILROAD, 

In  connection  with  the  New  Wagon  Roads  now  open,  via  Humboldt  River,  will 
enable  Passengers  between  Idaho  Territory,  Owhyee  and  California,  to 
make  the  trip  IN  FOUR  DAYS,  being  much  less  time  than  by  any- 
other  route  and  one-half  the  time  formerly  consumed  via  the 
Columbia  River.      Also,  at  much  less  risk  and  expense. 

LELAND  STANFORD,  Frest.  0.  P.  B.  B.  Go. 
GHABLES  GBOOKEB,  Supt  0.  F.  B.  B.  Oo. 

•ACRAMEirrO,  JAiriTAKT  1,  laeT. 


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Stages  of  the 
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City,  Placer- 

River,  will 
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,  F.  B.  B.  Go. 


ADVBRTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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RED  BLUFF  BREWERY. 


Of  superior  quality  always  on  baud,  and  supplied  to  the  trade  at  prices  and  in 
quantities  to  suit.     Orders  solicited  and  promptly  attended  to. 

WILLIAM    F.    BOFINCER, 

RED    BLUFF,   TEHAMA   COUNTY,   OAL. 


Li.  W.  FORSTIlffO;  I  C.    C.    GODLEY, 

Bed  Bluff,  Tehama  Oo.,  OaL 

DBALSR    IN 

STOVES  &  TINWARE. 

MAHUFAOTUBKP  CV 

AND  COPPER  WART.,  etc. 

Jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 


WHOLKSALB  DKAI.EB  Ilf 

Harif are,  Stoves  ani  Tinware. 

MAMUrAOTUBBR  0» 

TIN,  BHEET  IHOH 

ANn  COPPER  WARE,  etc. 


UANUFACTUREB    OV 

WHIPS,  &te. 

MA.IN     STREET, 


S06  WASHINGTON  STREET,  near  Sansom, 

S.A.lSr     FZt.A.£TOXSOO, 
Importer   and  '^l^bolesQle  Dealer  In 

HEWSP&PERS,    MI.G1.ZIIJES, 

STATIONinr    AND   CHEAP    PUBLICATIONS. 


NOTIOB.— AU  miioellaneouB  orders  outaide  our  regular  Buaineu,  attended  to  with  prompt-  \ 

oeia  and  diapatoh,  without  oharge. 

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Union    Iron  Works. 


(See  oppoiito  pt|te.) 


H.   J.   Booth  &   Co. 


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Ileiidy's  Concentrators  for  Concentrating  Ores. 

It  has  been  proven  in  numerous  Mills  on  this  const,  by  nntual  test,  that  it  has  no  equal  for  the 
purposes  for  which  it  is  intended.  Circulars  free,  containing  full  description  and  references,  for- 
warded by  mail.  ADDRESS, 

JOSHUA  HENBT,  Patentee, 

Union  or  Fulton  Foundry,  San  Francisco,  Cal* 


HENKY  J.  BOOTH. 


GEO.  W.  PRESCOTT. 


XX«    jr.    I300*V3EX    cfe    0€> 


IRVING  M.  SCOTT. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


Locomotives,  Marine  and  Stationary  Engines, 

FLUE,  TUBULAR,  CORNISH,   AND   3IARINE  BOILERS, 

HOisTiiVG  m:.a.chiives. 

Pumps  and  Pumping  nUachinery^ 
O -CT  jOl  3F1.  a?*  2;     Ba:XXj.Xa.S. 


Wheeler  &  Randall's  Pans;  Wheeler's  Pans ;  Belding  Pans ;  Ilcmly's  Improved  Concentrator ; 
Wheeler  &  Randall's  Concentrator.  Stamps  and  Mortars  of  the  most  improved  patterns.  Hydraul- 
ic Macliinery.    Booth's  Hydrunlic  Distributer,  best  and  simplest  in  use. 

All  kinds  of  Screens.  Solo  manufacturers  of  Blake's  Quartz  Crushers.  Patterns  and  Pattern 
making;  of  all  kindb  carried  on.  Oil  Machinery  of  most  ii.ipruvcd  kinds.  Plans  and  specilicacions 
for  Mills  and  all  kinds  of  Machinery  furnished  free  of  cost. 

H.  J.  Booth  A  Go. 

First  Street,  bet.  Market  and  Missioo,  Sau  Francisco. 


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DBALBR    IN 


MeilM  aflil  Law  Mil  Ml  MU  mil  Ltiil  Mh, 

LETTER  PAPER,  ENVELOPES,  GOLD  AND  STEEL  PENS, 

FINE  P^ICTUEES,  PRIISTTS, 

Qilt  and  Rosewood  Frames  and  Mouldinars,  Stereoscopes, 

Albums,  Stereosoopio  Views,  Opaque  and  Transparent, 

Italian  Violin  and  Guitar  Strings,  Bridges,  K&vb  and 

Instructors,  Cartes  de  Visite  of  Union  and  Rebel 

Generals,  &c.,  &c.     Sheet  Music,  Bibles  and 

Time  Books,  Odd   Fellows'  Regalias  and 

Masonic  Text  Books  and  Charts. 

ATLANTIC  AND  FOREIGN  NEWSPAPERS  AND  PERIODICALS,  ILLUSTRATED 

PAPERS,    LATE    NOVELS    AND    MAGAZINES.    RECEIVED 

REGULARLY  BY   EACH   STEAMER. 


Ordors  taken  for  Books  or  otbor  Artiolos  required  ft-om  tho  Atlantio  Status,  and  obtained  In  the 

shortest  possible  time. 

MAIN  STREET,  Aituras  Blook,  LA  PORTE,  PLUMAS  COUNTY.  CAL. 


VBALER    IN 


eBOOERIES,  PROVISIONS  AND  PROSUGE, 

Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods,  Clothing,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hats  and  Caps,  Gonts'  Furnishint;  Goods, 

Woolen  Goods,  &c.      Lndics'  Wear,  Trimmings,  Embroideries,  Shawls,  Clonks,  Ribbons, 

Millinery  Goods,  AKricultural  Implements,  Hardware  Stores,  Tinware,  Tools  and 

Mining  Implements,  Oils,  Paints  and  Glass,  Oil  Cloths,  Carpets,  &c. 

Stationery,  Books,  Sewing  Machines,  Indian  Goods,  &c.,  &c. 

COLUSA,  COLUSA.  COUNTY,  CAL. 


iolisia  M&^Mf 


GOIflUSAy 

COLUSA  COUNTY,  CAL. 

This  well-known  House  has  been  purchased 
and  will  be  kept  by  tho  undersigned.  His  rcnu- 
tatioi.  as  a  Landlord  is  a  sufficient  guarantee  tiiat 
his  patrons  will  find  it  nono  other  than  a  First 
Class  Hotel. 

JOHN  H.  LIBNINC. 


Dr.  F.  G.  HEARN, 

SURGEON- DENTIST, 

YRKKA,  clu. 


USTKATED 


obtained  in  the 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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W.  K  Hudson,  President. 


A.P.WiUey,Gen'lSup't. 


UNION  LUMBER  CO. 

MAlfVPAOTUKHJta    OP 

SUGAR  PUffE^  T.  AND  O.  FLiOORING 

A]vr>  cEiLiivGs-  lxjm:bek, 

'-  -     .  -     ,  XI  THE 

La  Porte  Mill,  La  Porte,  Plumas  County,  Independence 

Mill,  Yuba  County,  Cascade  and  Clipper 

Mills,  Butte  County, 

And  of  Yellow  Pine  and 
Spruce  Lumber  of  all 
dimensions,  at  the  Ciial- 
lenge,  Union,  Excelsior, 
Mammoth  and  Cottage 
Mills,  Yuba  County. 

Dealers  in  Lumber, 
Doors,  Windows,  Blinds, 
&c.  Sugar  Pine  of  all 
dimensions,  T.  and  G. 
Flooring  and  Ceiling, 
Building  Lumber  of  all 
dimensions  constantly  on 
hand. 

Orders  for  timber  or  mining  lumber  promptly  filled. 

GOR.  FOURTH    AlffD    C 

MARTSVILLE,   CAL. 


(Successors  to  Williams  <S  Bell,) 
WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL   GROCERS, 


DXALUtB   IN 


FOREIGN  AND   DOMESTIC  LIQUORS. 

Flour^  Ovain^  CaL  Guvod  IVIeats^ 

And  all  kinds  of  Country  Produce, 

No.  144,  cor.  Third  and  High  Streets,  Marysville. 


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e.  Iir.  PBESCOTT. 


OHA».  HV.  •CHEIDBII^. 


MARYSVILLE  POUNDEY 


AND 


CORNER   OF   FOORTR   JHB   B   STREETS. 

MACHINERY  AND  CASTINGS 

Of  every  Deioription,  at  aa  Low  Bates  aa  any  Foundry  in  the  Statai  i 

Quartz  Mills,  Saw  Mills,  Grist  Mills,  Thrashing 
Machines,  Gearing  of  all  kinds. 

Amaljnunatinfc  Moohinenr,  of  every  Description,  with  all  of  the  Iiatest  Improvementii, 

wheeler  A  Randall  Fan,  Wheeler  Fans  and  Separators,  Wakely  Fans,  AmalKam- 

atins  Tubs,  Flaisted'a  Grinders.  Chile  Mills,  Oar  Wheels,  Derrick  Irons,  and  all 

kinds  of  House  Oastings,  Etc.,  Eto. 

MINING  PVMP8I    C0RMI8H  rUMFS,  ofallaixe*,  with  GearinK  and  Pipe*,  made  to  order.  j 

HOISTING  MACHINEKY,  for  Shaitd  or  Inclinen.  of  every  variety. 
We  arc  also  Solo  Mauul'acturcrs  for  the  State  of  California,  of  WINUAH'S  UYDKAULIC  COUPLINU. 

tJ^  All  orders  promptly  filled  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  at  reduced  prices  for  cash.  .^£1  j 

PRESCOTT  &  8CHEIDEL. 


BUCKEYE  FLOURING  MILL, 


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A.    D.    STARRy 

MAJniFAOTUREB  AND  DEALEH  IH 


<9         «BiP«e»«eSB<i»Ni » 

CORlUr   BIZSAI., 

QBOUND  BABLEY,  ETC. 


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HIGHEST  CASH  PRICE  PAID  FOR  WHEAT. 


HA. 


ADVBRTISINQ     DBPARTMBNT. 


B.  M.  tOWHEY  &  CO.,    -    -    -    -PHOPHIETOHS. 

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COR.  SECOND  Js.NT>  3D  8TS. 

Opposite  California  Stage  Go's  office,  MARYSVILLE,  OAL 


CARRIAGE  TO  CONVEY  PASSENGERS  FROM  THE  CARS  AND  BOAT 

FREE  OF  CHARGE. 


BOON,  oniniimiyrs  a  go. 

Wholesale  Dealers  la 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS  AND  PRODUCE, 

Flour,  Grain,  Gal.  Gured  Meats,  (Kcm 

56,  58  and  60  0  Street,  Marysville,  Oal. 


PREMinim      SADDLii:     TREES. 

EDWARD    BINET, 

Saddle  Tree  Manufacturer, 


AQEST  FOB 

ECONOMT  WASHINO   MACHINE. 

My  standard  Trees  are  the  best  ever  offered 
to  the  trade,  made  of  the  best  material,  and 

are  warranted. 

£3.  BINET, 
64  B  Street,  MarysvUle,  Cal. 


62  D  STREET,  MARYSVILLE,  CAL. 


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PAOIFIO    O0A8T    BUSINKS8     DIRBOTORT. 


M.  O.  DUFnor. 


rBBDlOUOK  SMITH. 


ST.  NICHOLAS  HOTEL, 

Corner  D  and  Third  Streets,  Marysville. 

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This  largo  and  commodious  house  is  centrally  located,  and  affords  good  accommodations  for  fami- 
lies and  the  traveling  public. 

Th>!  8ta;;c!i  arrive  at  this  house  daily,  and  start  firom  the  hotel  door  every  morning,  for  all  parts 
of  the  State. 

The  Hotel  Carriage  and  Omnibus  will  be  in  attendance  on  the  arrival  of  the  Steamboat  and 
Railroad  Cars  to  convey  passengers  and  baggage  to  the  Hotel  free  of  charge. 


MRS.  POSTOBT'S 

Stfitmary  for  Y^osg  Lddi#$, 

MARVSVILLE,  CAL. 

The  principal,  fully  appreciating  the  influence  that  rightly  educated  women  must  ever  exercise 
over  society,  has  endeavored  to  found  an  institution  which  will  afford  to  young  girls  fiicilitics  for  the 
formation  of  those  energetic  and  sound  moral  principles,  as  well  as  for  that  liberal  development  of 
the  mental  faculties,  that  the  growing  interests  or  our  State  demand.  Parents  who  place  their  dau(;h- 
ters  here  may  rest  assured  that  nothing  v.ill  be  neglected  that  contributes  to  the  strengthening  of  the 
physical  constitution,  the  cultivation  of  reflned  tastes  and  gentle  manners,  and  to  the  acquirement  of 
that  discipline  of  mind  and  heart  that  will  qualify  the  future  woman  to  act  well  her  part  in  whatever 
station  of  life  she  may  occupy. 

The  branches  included  in  a  thorough  English  course  of  study,  the  languages,  ancient  and  modem, 
and  all  the  accomplishments  conside'/ed  as  belonging  to  a  finished  system  of  instruction,  each  re- 
ceives a  due  share  of  attention.  Oyi  innstic  and  Calisthenic  exercises,  under  a  competent  teacher, 
form  a  part  of  the  daily  recreations,  ar.i  have  proved  thoroughly  successful  in  promotmg  health  and 
cheerfulness. 

The  City  of  Marysville  presents  Taany  advantages  for  such  an  establishment.  It  is  easy  of  access 
fVom  all  parts  of  the  State;  has  varied  educational  resources;  is  distinguished  for  its  quietness,  and 
is  unsurpassed  in  the  beauty  and  hcalthfulness  of  its  situation.  The  location  of  the  Institute  is  re- 
tired, securing  to  the  pupils  sufficient  room  for  exerciie  and  recr«alion,  as  well  as  the  seclusion  so 
necessary  for  the  successful  prosecution  of  study. 

For  terms,  etc.,  address 

MRS.  E.  C.  POSTON,  Marysvilib,  Cai. 


©A'WSOM   H^W 


The  public  are  respectfully  informed  that  the  above  House  is  now  opened  and 
completd  in  every  department.  A  fine  Bar  and  Billiard  saloon  is  connected  with 
the  House.    Free  Carriage  from  the  Boat  and  Cars. 


G.  V.  DAWSON,    - 


Proprietor. 


IVo 


Mirrors, 

HILL 


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Paper 

CJilt  Cornices, 


Fan 


CALL 


PART 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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OF    EVEHTr    IJESOIillTIOPa". 
3Vo.    3a    r>    STREET,    M! AR, YSVI LLE,    CAL. 


we   ItKPKR  IIY    l'EKMI88l()N   TO 


rAHROTT  *  ro.,  Snn  Frnndnro.  HKCKKK  .V  .IKWKTT,  MarvHvlllc.  RinKOTTT  A  CO.,  Cnmptonvlllo. 

ItlKKOIT  .t  SMITH,  Murysvlllo.  VAN  SiriJ-KU  .t  CO.,  MiiryHvlllc.  J.  OO.NLY  .k  CO.,  Lii  I'urtc. 

JOHnr  ROHR  «  CO. 

96    &    98   r>    STREET,    Mij^RYSVILLE, 


DUAI.EHS    IN 


and  be: 


SPRINGS,    PULU,    HAIR   AND   FEATHERS, 

Mirrors,  Frames  and  Mouldings,  Window  Shades  and  Cornices, 


BILLIARD   TABLES  AND   OOODS  OK   ALL  DESCRIPTIONS. 


GIBSON  A  ITPHAm, 

(  Successors  to  NOONKN  &  CO.) 

Ifo,  9S  1)  Street f  next  to  Odd  Fellows*  Building ,  Marysville, 

DKAI.KUS     IN 

JPaper  HanffliiDH,  Hnsrwond  and  Ollt  Moulding^,  I'icture  Frnmm,  Picture  and 
n'indoiv  Ulaa»,  Windoto  Shaden,  Green,  Huff  and  White  Hollands, 

•XjtOOTSXXiTGr     GrX.MAJa&XX1»^ 

Gilt  Cornices,  Curtain  Loops,  Curtain  Uiops  and  HandB,  IMctiire  NaiU,  Picture  Tassels,  Fringes,  Gimps, 
Curds,  Tassels,  utc.    Also,  a  large  assortment  of 

ENGRA-VIIVOS    A.lVr>    X^ITIIOGHA-PIIS. 

riCTUKGS  FRAMED  TO  ORDKR. 


FLETCHER  &  HOBSON, 

WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL 

FaEcy  and  Staple  Dry  GoodSj 

CARPETS,    OIL   CLOTH, 

CALIFORNIA  CLOTHS  ANE  BLAMKETS, 

No.  31  D  STREET f  MARYSVILLE. 

PARTICULAR    ATTENTION    PAID    TO    COUNTRY    ORDERS. 


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OHITTLiX:  A  ooniiT^ 

(Suoceisors  to  RIOB,  OOrrUt  A  CO.) 

No.  60  J)  STREET,  MAItYSVILLE,  CAL. 

lUFORTBRS  AND   DBAIiBBB  IN 

URUGS,   MEBIGIFES,    CHEMICALS, 

PHARMACEUTICAL  PREPARATIONS,  PATENT  MEDICINES, 

Perfumeries,  Toilet  Articles,  Fancy  Ooodti,  Soaps,  Window  OlasH,  Paint 
Stock,  Oils,  Varnlfthes,  Turpentine,  BninheH,  iSc,  dV. 

L.H.  BA.BB, 

GENERAL   DEALER    IN 

LIQUORS,  FLOUR,  GRAIN,  &C. 

SFXIXXTO     XXOXTSSl     B  XT  X  Xi  r>  X  XT  O, 
THIRD   STREET,   MARY8VILLE,   CAL. 

~  KNIGHT  «  GIGNOUX, 

Nos.  26,  28  and  30  E  Street,  Marysville,  Cal. 

FORWIKDING  MO  COMMISSION 

AND    PRODUCE    OF   ALL   KINDS. 


W.  L.  WILLIAMS. 


A.  SHELLGNUERGER. 


OOBNEB  OF  SECOND  AND  F  STREETS,  MASYSVILLE, 

WM.  L.  WILLIAMS  &  CO. 

l>A.A.N~CTF.A.OXXT3R.EXt,S    OF 

FLOUR,  aHOUND  FEED,  ETC. 
ON   HAND  AND  FOR  SALE, 

FliOUB,  FBEBH  OORN  MXAI..  BBAN  AND  8HOBTS,  OBOUND  BABIiX>7,  Bto.,  Eto. 
O  A  WITT  g»A.TT>  JP^SL  "^JV 


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ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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D.  A.  ELWELL. 


R.  D.  LENNOX. 


C.  A.  STUATTON. 


D.  A.  ELfTVELiLi  <&  CO. 

IMPOBTBRB  AND  WHOLDBALB  DSAIiOBS  IN 

LIQUORS,  &c. 
149  and  151  Second  Street,  Marysville. 

JAMES  WILLIAMSON, 

3>roai.  BX  And.  aa  3D  (Street^  nSAryai-vllley 

GROCERIES,  FLoilR,"GRAIN,  FEED,  &C. 

STORAGE  AND  FORWARDING 

TO  THE  MINES  AND  WASHOE. 


IMPORTER  AND  WHOLESALE  HEALER  IN 


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and  San  Francisco  Premuim  Lager  Beer, 


All  kinds  of  the  most   Celebrated  Imported  Liquors,  Wines, Cordials, 
JPorters,  Ales,  Jtc.,for  Medical  purposes,  always  on  hand, 

Alao  Agent  for  Los  Angeles  Wines  and  Brandies,    Nos.  138, 140  and  142  Second  St. 


HENRY  LiANGE:  &  CO. 

WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 

FOREiaN   j^ND   DOIMESTIC 


j^S^riQ)    Q'QSS'IS    (S(S)(&S^^(£3£o 


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AOENCT  OF  PURE  CALIFORNIA  RED  AND  WHITE  WINES. 

First  Premium  Lager  Beer,  Porter,  Ale,  Oregon  Cider,  etc. 

Nos,   117  and   119   Second    Street,    Maryaville,   Cal, 


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GEO.  A.  FOULK.  C.  11.  FOULK.  T.  I).  BOYD. 

OBO.  A.  FOUIaK  «  CO. 

(f^uuoewMOFS  to  Geo.  A..  Coullc  A  liro.) 

Masonic  Biiildiog,  Third  Street,  Marysville, 


DEALERS  m 


GROCERIES  AND  PROVISIONS, 

Liqnon,  Tobacco,  Wool.  Coal  Oil.  Heal  and  Stock  Salt,  Flour,  Grain, 
Potatoes,  and  ?rodaoe  generally. 

FOBW^RTJING   AND  COMMISSION. 


Charles  G.  Bockius, 

FOBVARDffiEl  ill  STOBAEE  VABEIOOSE 

65  and  67  0  Street,  between  2d  and  3d, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

FLOUR,    BARLEY,  WHEAT,  POTATOES,  &c. 

All  Ooodt  Sent  to  tny  Care  teilt  he  forwarded  with  IHapalch, 


mrAiiKER,  mooRi:  «  co, 


(HuccesHorH  to  A.  W.VLKKIt,) 

rl.'S'lS'^XXjXjXI,     o. 
WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IS 


W^©'WW>t© 


A]VI>    P»H.OI>TJCE. 

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Highest  price  paid  for  Wool  and  other  California  Froducts. 


JULIUS  FISCHER.  JOHN  U.   HOFSTETTER. 

FISCHER   &  HOFSTETTEB, 

Succesaors  to  marcuse  Brothers, 

6EOCERX3BS,   PROYISIO]^S, 

Produce,  Wines,  Idqvors,  Tobacco,  <&c., 
Odd  Fellows'  Building,  comer  of  D  and  Third  Streets*  Marysvillc. 


Farmers'  Trade  ■oUcit«d.   The  Highest  Cash  price  paid  for  country  Produeo. 


COJ 


Gro\ 

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ADVBnTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


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pPMioiTiniiFmmn 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

:yo,   70  D  STBEET,  MAltYSVILLE. 


CORNER  5tli  AND  D  STREETS,  MARYSVILLE,  CAL. 

Manufaotnrer  and  Dealer  in 

ITALIAN  AID  AMERICAN  MAMBMS, 

MANTELS,  ORATES,  MONUMEXTS, 
HEADSTONES,  TOMBS,  WASHSTANDS, 


BUREAU  AND  COUNTER  TOPS. 


All  kinds  of  Comotory  work  promptly  attended  to  and  donn  on  roaRonablo  tormR. 


DEALEK  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Oreenand  Dried  Frult»,Xut»t  Candies,  Tobacco,  Cigars,  Snuff,  Pipes,  <&c. 


3MO.    eO    ID    SXIIBET,    l^aiA.R'S'SVIIL.LE, 


AOEWT   FOR 


Grover  k  Baker's  Celebrated  Family  Sewing  Machines. 

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JJ^^Watches,  Clocks,  Music  Boxes,  etc.,  carefully  Repaired  and  Warranted. 

_  J.   moG-RATPHr" 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

STOVES,  TIN, 

COPPER  AND  SHEET  lEON  WARE, 

CROCKERY,  GLASS  AND    WOODEN  WARE,  PAINTS,  OILS,  «Cc. 

THIKD    •TBBET,    HEAB    D,    If AHYSVII.I4E. 

HOUSE  ROOFING  AND  JOBBING  ATTEiJDED  TO  WITH  DISPATCH. 


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IMPOIITEKS    AND   JOPBERS    OP 


IRON,  STEEL,  GOAL,  BLACKSMITHS' 

1^©@li5j  WMf,  Mm^t  ]^©a€  Fip©^  QQ^U^^t 

HOSE  AND  PIPES  FOR  MINING,  &c. 

E  STREET,  Mi^RYSVILLE. 


GEO.  NOETH  &  CO. 

COBNElt  E  AND  THIBD  STBEETS,  MAMY8VILLE, 

IMFOBTBBS,  AND  WHOIiBSAIiE   &   BETAUi   DEAIi£B8  IDT 

Agents  for  the  Buckeye  Mower,  and  Buckeye  Mower  d)  Beaper 
Combined,  Haine's  Header,  and  tfie  Sweepstakes  Thresher, 

ALSO    A    VARIETY    OF    OTHER    HARVESTINO     MACHINES. 
Geo.  North,  Slarj'svlllo.  Gbo.  T.  IIawlkt,  tSaii  Francisco. 


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IS.  C.  ROSS  A  CO. 

ImpoTten  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

STOVES,  TIH,  Sfi££T  IRON, 

^ND  COI>I»ER  A\r^RE, 
DEALERS  IN  COAL  OIL  AND  LAMPS,  CROCKERY,  GLASS  WARE, 

PUMPS,  HARDWAEE,  KITCHEN  FURNITURE,  Etc.,  Etc. 

Comer  of  First  Street  and  Maiden  Lane,  Nos.  82  and  34,  Marysville. 


Importer  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in 

8HEET-IB0N  AHD  COPPEB  WABE« 

MAEDWAEE,  STOYES,  TIN,  ClDCKEEl,  GMSSWAME, 

WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE,  PUMPS,  KITCHEN  FURNITURE,  &c.,  &c. 

Ko.  183  Third  Street,  opposite  Kuonlo  Hall,  South  tide.  HarysvUle. 


Corner 


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Ranch  Wnftoi 
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MARY: 


CARRIAG 

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TENT  SEE! 

Carriage  a 


WM.  I 

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SE  AVY  db  FITGH 

MARYSVILLE,  CAL., 

CARRIAGE,  SIGN  &  ORNAMENTAL 

Corner  of  Virgin    Alley   and   Third   ^Street,  and   SO  C  IStroet. 

i^"  All  kinds  oJ  work  connoctcd  with  the  trart<>  executed  witii  neatness  and  dispatch. 


WAGON  MAKERS  AND  BLACKSMITHS. 


F.  I.  IHEirSRS   «   CO. 

Corner  B  and  Third  Streets,  Marysville. 

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WE  AUE  PREPARED   TO  BUILD    ALL  KINDS  OF  FREIGHT,  QUARTZ  AND 

Ranch  Wagons  to  order  on  short  notit-c.     Constantly  on  liand  a  good  supply  of  Wagons.     Particu- 
lar attention  given  to  Horse  and  Mule  Shoeing,  and  Wagon  and  Blacksmith  jobbing. 


MARYSVILLE  CARRIAGE  AND  WAGON  FACTORY 


MARYSVILLE,   CAL. 


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MANl/PACTVBEBS    OF 

CARRIAGES  AND  CONCORD  WAGONS  OF  EVERT  DLSORIPTION. 


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HILL'S  PATENT  SEED  SOWER  AND  REVOLVING  HARROW.      INGALL'S  PA- 
TENT SEED  SOWER,  Etc. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Painting  done  to  order.    Building  and  jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 


WM.  F.  BERNARD. 


II.  F.  PARSONS. 


FARMERS'  REPAIRS  AND  MACHINE  SHOP. 

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MANUFACTURERS  of  AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS,  THRESHERS 

MOWERM,  REAPKRH,  HEADERd,  FAW  Mir..l.S,  HORHE  RAKES.  PI^OWB, 
HARROW*,  HEEO  SOWBR8,  IVIWE  ABTIk  IVATKR  TAWKS. 

CHKAP  IIOBSE  POWER  FOR  ITMriNtl  MADE  TO  ORDER,  ETC, 

Agricultural  Implcmpntsrcpalrprt,  anrt  all  kinrtii  of  Wood  and  Iron  work  usoil  Iiy  KHrmcrii  ftirnUliod  or  ropalrod 
Every  description  of  Ulacksinlthlng  attended  to  with  dispatch. 


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WM.  L.  LAWRENCE, 

IG?  SEGOJJJD  STREET,  MARYS¥ILLE,  (SAL. 

IMPOUTIOK,    MANUI'^ACTUIIKU 

A  complete  assortment  of  Heavy  Harness  and  home- 
made  Collars  kept  constantly  on  hand. 


O.  F.  CHIST,  Mnrysvillo. 


JACOU  WKKil-E,  Oro  I  wn,  (Clipper  Millm'.  0.) 


6.  F.  CRIST  ^  CO. 

East  side  £  Street,  between  First  and  Sec.  .d  k .ruets,  Marysville, 

AND  AT  THE  TANNERY,  ORO  LEWA,  BUTTE  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS   AND   DEALERS 

IIV    ALIL.    KIlVr>»    OF 

mmm%  km  mm  mmmt 


Comer  of  C  and  Third  Streets,  Marysville,  Cal. 


Importers,  Dealers  and  Manufacturers  of 


ilHlBi  IH®  iiBl^lFJT 


CARRIAGE    TRIMMERS 


1X. 


SADDLES,  BRIDLES,  HARNESS,  LEATHER,  SADDLERi  .^ ARE,  Etc, 


J.  W.  OOWINS  &  CO. 

SOAP  MANUFACTURERS 

ig-EXiX  THE  F-A-IR   CsHlOXTNID,  I>,ff.A.      YSVIX.LB-  , 


The  Highest  Cash  Price  paid  for  Tallow  and  Ore,-.  >  \  T  all  kirds. 
Orders  by  mail  or  Express  promptly  attendca  to. 

A  LARCE  STOCK  CF 

SllMISAIi  4MB  MMIflY  S§4P 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


73 


YOUNG  LADIES'  ACADEMY 

OF   NOTRE   DAME, 
1866. 


This  Kotabliglimcnt  is  under  ttie  Biiperinlendc-nce  of  tlie  Sistkus  of  Nothe  Pame,  a  Society  of  Ladies, 
wlio,  in  Sim  Jobc,  tiie  Athtiitic  StateH  mid  Europe,  are  eiiKiiKed  in  tlie  ediiCHtion  of  Young  I^idies. 

The  Acadeniy  in  eli){il>ly  Hitiiuted  in  tlie  upper  part  of  Marysville,  enjoying  a  salubriouH  air. 

Tlic  buiidiu);  Ih  surrouiulcd  by  an  cxtoiiHivi'  play  ground,  t'urnixlied  w'itli  every  facility  for  the  nniiige- 
inent  and  phyHieal  welfare  of  the  PiipilH.  During  the  hourH  devoted  t(j  recrealion",  the  Pupils  are  always 
under  the  mild  and  etticieiit  care  of  one  or  more  of  the  ']'eat^,;r8.  T'le  most  minute  attention  is  paid  to  their 
neatness,  health,  and  comfort ;  and  iu  cuiie  of  sickness,  tiiey  shall  receive  the  most  aflectiouate  care  and 
attention. 

In  all  irstitutions  of  this  kind,  the  moral  advancement  of  the  Pupils  should  be  considered  equally  im- 
portant with  the  development  of  their  intellectual  powers.  The  heart  must  be  educated  as  well  as  the 
mind  ;  and  adornedwitli  those  <)imlitics  which  beautify  the  manners,  and  rentier  virtue  more  amiable  and 
attractive.    Every  incentive  jKiwer  to  ins^iirea  laudable  enmlation  and  develop  ttdent  shall  be  employed. 

At  the  end  of  every  three  months,  the  \ouiig  Lady  most  distinguished  for  general  good  c(,:>duct  and 
appiication  receives  the  honorary  decoration  of  a  Medal.  A  report  of  the  conduct,  proficiency,  and 
health  ol  the  Puuils  is  sent,  every  three  months,  to  the  Parents  and  Gm-diuiis. 

The  Catholic  lieligiim  is  the  oii'y  one  professiMl  by  the  Ladies  of  this  lu.Jituution  ;  but  there  shall  be  no 
interference  with  the  religious  principles  of  those  who  profess  a  ditferent  creed;  nor  shall  a  scholar  be 
allowed,  at  any  time  to  conform  tn  the  Catholic  Keligion,  without  the  written  or  verbal  nerinission  of  her 
Parent.  Uniformity,  however,  riiiuires  that  the  boa''dcrs  should  assist  at  Divine  Worsliip,  as  performed 
at  the  IiiHtitutitui. 

The  syhteiu  of  Eilucation  embracis  Orthograph  v.  Heading,  Orammar.  Writing  in  various  stylos,  Composi- 
tions, Arithmetic,  Hook-Keeping  (single  and  douCile  entry),  History  (Si '  red  and  Profane,  Ancient,  and  Mod- 
ern), (Jeography  (the  use  of  (ilolien  ,iiid  the  I'rojection  of  Maps),  Astronomy,  Mythology,  Uotanv,  Natural 
Philosophy  ami  Clieuiistry,  Plain  S.wiiig,  Embroidery  on  Lace  and  Muslin,  lieads,  Clienille,  l^hell,  &c., 
Sic;  Dniwing  in  Crayiui',  Lulian  Ink  and  Klack  Lead;  Painting  iu  Oriental  style,  in  water  and  body 
colors  ;  Music  (Vocal  and  Instrumontul).  In  a  word,  all  the  brunches  of  Education  usually  taught  in  the 
best  Schools  for  Young  I>adies. 

All  letters,  not  known  to  be  from  P-'^nts,  will  bo  subject  to  the  inspection  of  the  Superior  of  the  Insti- 
I  lit  ion.  The  Young  Ladies  may  receive  visits  fr<nn  their  Parents  on  Thursday  afternoon,  ai"l  such  others 
asare  •■.iriiially  autliorizeil  by  tlic  Parents.  On  tlie  first  Thureihiv  of  every  month,  the  Pupils  will  be 
jierniilted  to  visit  their  Parents.  Those  wlioce  Parents  reside  at  a  distance  ciin  obtain  tcni])orary  leave  of 
absence  whenever  visited  by  them,  but  not ofteucr than  once  u  month  ;  and  iu  all  cases  the  Pupils  must 
have  returned  before  dark. 


The  Uniform,  which  is  strictly  required  to  be  worn  on  Sundays  only,  consists  of  a  black  Alpaca  or  Silk 
,  while  Straw  Hut,  plain  Linen  Collur  for  VVinter — Enibroidered  fur  Summer; 
Jloves — Mitt 
Institution. 


Dress,  black  Silk  Apron. 

black  Kid  (Jloves— Mittens  for  Children.    For  the  Summer  Uniform  Dress,  iu(iuiry  is  to  be  made  at  the 


Each  Pupil  must  he  provided  with  u  knife,  fork,  spoon,  flat  and  deep  plate,  white  bowl,  goblet  (silver 
or  brilaunia),  four  impKins,  four  towels,  four  changes,  two  -wv  of  sheets,  two  pillow  cases,  tlie  rest  of  Mie 
clothing  in  proportion ;  ccunbs  and  hrushes,  i!k,e.  The  bedding  must  consist  of  a  mattressor  feather  bed  of 
about  six  by  two  and  a  liulf  feet,  one  pillow  and  two  blankets,  lied  and  Ueddiiig,  except  sheets,  will  he 
furnished  by  the  Institu(ioi>,  if  required,  ut  $11)  per  sessitui. 

No  advance  will  be  made  by  the  Institution  for  the  clothing  or  other  expenses  of  the  Pupils,  if  no  "um 
to  meet  such  expenses  lie  deposited  by  the  Parents.  This  regulation  is  considered  indisiieiisable,  and  will 
in  nil  cases  be  strictly  adliered  to.    No  boarder  will  be  received  for  a  shorter  time  than  lialf  a  session. 

The  scholastic  year  consists  of  one  session,  which  commences  on  the  Ist  of  September,  and  closes  about 
the  15th  of  .Inly. 

>>,./■?  ■    i"  -  '<-,        ■    • 

TERMS: 

Hoard  and  Tuition,  per  quarter |i"'0  00 

Washing |I0  Ot)       Physician's  Fees 2  50 

lEiX.'V:RA.     O  XX  .A.  Xi  O  S  S  . 

Piano,  with  use  of  Instrument,  per  quarter $18  00 

Vocal  Music $8  00       Guitar 15  00 

Drawing  and  Painting 1^00 

No  extra  clmrge  for  French,  German,  Plain  cr  Fancy  Needle  Work.    Payments  are  required  to  be 
made  half  a  sessitui  in  advance. 
Letters  to  be  addressed  to  the  Superior  of  the  Institution,     t ' 


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HaSHSTABTEE  &  BMTHll 


» 


"WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IX 


OLOTHINO,  GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

BOOTS,    SXXOBS,    H-A-TS, 
STAPLE  DBY  GOODS,  DUOE,  &c. 

Southwest  corner  D  and  Second  Streets, 

MARYSVILLE. 


68  T>  STREET,  MARYSVILLE,  GAL. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

BOOKS,  STATIONERY,  TOYS,  WALL  PAPER, 

Fancy  Goods,  Musical  Instruments,  Perfumery, 

Cutlery,  Drawingr  Instruments,  Children's  Gi^, 

Willow  Ware,  Lookiog  Glasses,  Pictures,  Frames,  Brushes,  Combs  &  Yankee  Notions. 


I»IONE2  SR,.     ESTABLISHED     1^S2. 


BOOK-SELLER  AND  STATIONER, 

Nos.  58  AND  65  D  STREET,  MAB7SVILLE,  GAL. 

Dealer  in   Sheet  Music,    Musical  Instrutnentft,  Toys,    Fancy    Goods, 

Watches,  Jewelry,  «£-c. 

Wra.  A.  Gamble  Superintendent  of  the  Watchmaking  and  Repairing  Department. 


ISIDOR  COHEN. 


WM.  COHEN. 


HERMAN  KKKUS. 


l^V^ai:.    COHETV    Ac    oo. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  In 


FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  DRY  GOODS, 

Cloaks,  Shawls,  Fancy  Goods,  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths  and  Matting, 

78  Z>  BTCREiET',  I<TEZ:X  TO  ST.  I^IOXa:OZi.A.S  XXOTEX., 

MARYSVILLE. 


w. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


76 


Marysville  Sash  Factory. 
AIJB£RT  &  HARRINQTOH, 


Manufacturers  and  Dsalers  in 

j5^ 


BLINDS  AND  MOULDINGS. 


^LUMBER  of  all  KINDS  DRESSED  TO  ORDER 

SAWING,  PLANING  AND  TURNING  DONE  TO  ORDER. 
105,  107,  109  and  111  Fourth  Street. 


FORWARDING  AND  STORAGE  MERCHANT, 

Corner  Seventh  and  A  Streets,  Marysville,  Gal., 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS  AND  PRODUCE. 


OOOI3S  FOR."W"AJR3DBr)   "WITH  C.AJRS  A.lSri>  X>I8F.A.TCXI. 


UNION  SEWINQ  FACTORY 
T.  c.  M:AiiTiisr, 

166  Second  St.,  next  door  to  Post  Office, 

Grain  and  Wool  Bags, 

AWKINQI,  WAOON  OOVKRI, 

HyQBAOUC_HOSH,  &C. 

Country  Orders  roBpcctfliUjr  tolicitod. 


EXCELSIOR. 

FIRE-rROOF 

LIVERY  &  SALE  STABLES, 

D  Street,  opposite  Odd  Fellows'  Hall, 
MARYSVILLE. 


I.  ECKEBT, 


PROPRIETOK. 


Having  fitted  up  the  above  Stabico  In  superb  §tylo, 
18  prepared  to  ftirnisli  his  friends  with  any  sort  of 
"  turn-out "  they  may  desire.  Horses  and  Carriages, 
Buggy  and  8a(ldlo  Horses  for  salo  or  hire.  Horses 
kept  on  livery  at  most  liberal  rates.  Stable  open  all 
hours,  day  and  night.  I.  ECKEKT. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


nv.  mrHiT'virisi.i., 

MANUFACTURER  OF  THE 

liiai  Tmiiaf  II  iaf  ©ill, 

Being  the  only  Matches  as  yet  offered  to  the  PuhliCf 

TH&T  ABE  CAPABLE  OF  BESI3TIN0  THE  USUAL  EFFECTS  OF 

DAMPNESS  AND  AGE. 

CORNER  OF   FIRST  AND  K  STREETS,   MARYSVILL.E. 


W.  0.  SWAIN, 

O^RFENTEE  &  BUILDEH, 


•SJ!L  .A.T^  TJ  "X*  A.  G  TXT : 


^^ 


M 


AND 


FRUIT  BOXES 


OF  AIjI.  kinds- 

• 

m.ArsjinTa-Gr 

PLA¥IFG-.i 


«        BRICK       ' 

A  SI) 

EUILEIFGS. 


BRICKS  FOR  SALE. 


117  and  119  Fourth  Street,  and  121  D  Street,  Marysville. 


L.  SCUEU. 


W.  SWANK. 


¥^ 


dSJbJ 


Comer  of  O  and  Second  Streets, 
MA-RYSVILLE,   C^L. 

SCHEU  &  SWANK,    -    -    -    PROPRIETORS. 

stages  Leave  Daily  for  all  parts  of  the  State. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


77 


Nos.  51,  53  AND  55  D  STREET,  and  127  SECOND  STREET, 


MARYSVILLE,  CAL., 


IMPORT EK  OF 


Havana  and  Domestic  Cigars, 

Smoking  and  Chewing  Tobacco,  Playing  Cards,  Pipes,  Etc. 

ALSO,  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

Grreen  and  Dried  Fruity  Confectionery 

PRESERVES, 

And  all  Kinds  of  Case  Goods  and  Fancy  Groceries, 

Garden  Seeds,  etc. 


St 


J.  HOESCH, 

IMPORTER,   WHOLESAIi:   AND  RETAIL 


HMk 


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IDH,.  LliA-S-Via-N-E'S    OFFICE, 
78  I>  Street,  Marysvllle,  opposite  St.  Bfloholas  Hotel. 


m 


The  only  reliable  Vegetable  remedy  every  offered  to  the  publlo 


FOR  TEE  GORE  OF  FEVER  ANi  AGUE, 
Chills  and  Fever,  Intermittent  &  Remittent  Fevers, 

That  contains  no  Quinine,  Mercury  or  Arsenic, 

Taken  aooording  to  direotions,  one  bottle  is  warranted  to  cure  the  worst  case.    It  is  a  remedy  iMiculiarly 
adopted  to  the  fevers  of  the  Sacramento  Valley,  and  has  been  used  with  the  greatest  success. 

^eeiits,  HOSTETTER,  SMITH  «c  DEAN,  San  Franoisoo. 

COWA        Sc  FZ^INT,  Druggists,     TaryBvllle,  Cal. 


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W$$t$rst  t^TMT  Cigar  SUn 

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M.  MAKCUSE. 


H.  A.  HAKCUSE, 


M.  MARCUSE  &  CO. 

CORNER  SECOND  AND  D  STS,  MARYSVILLE,  CAL. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN  | 


TOBACCO,  PIPES,  PLAYING  CARDS 

STATIONERY,  CUTLERY,  FANCY  GOODS,  YANKEE  NOTIONS,  ETC. 


62  D  STREET.  HARTSVILLB,  CAL. 

Country  Orders  Solicited  and  Promptly  Attended  to. 


-A   »»»    >- 


BRIND   &}   HOUFLER. 


GREAT  BARGAINS!  GREAT  BARGAINS!! 

jA.t  the 

Corner  D  and  Third  Street  Auction  Store,  Marysville,  Cal. 

sxca-iT  o:f  tzxe  x^sr>  ^laj^ot. 


BUY  GOODS,  TRIMMIFGS,  BOOTS,  SHOES 

CENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS,  YANKEK  NOTIONS,  ETC. 

SOZ.Z>  .A.T  TZXS  XiO'S^TSSX  .A.XTCmOXa'  Z>ZiZOS  fOXl  O.A.SXZ, 

Please  call  and  examine  for  yourself. 


ADVEBTISINa    DEPARTMENT. 


79 


Efffabllsbed,  18S4. 

ElMIPIRE    STA.BLE. 

JOSHUA.    OAVIS,    I»roprietor. 

HORSE  AND  MULE  SALE  STABLE. 


XSmigrant    Team   Covvali 


COR.  6th  AND  B  STREETS,  MARYSVILLE. 


J.  R.  ROBLIN,     -     PROPRIETOR. 

^m^    — ■ -^ 

Hay,  Ground  Barley,  Whole  Barley,  Mixed  Feed 

CONSTANTLY  ON   HAND,  AND  FOB  SALE. 

Horses  and  Males  Bought  and  Sold.    Safe  and  commodious  corrals  for 
Teams  and  loose  stock. 


BASNEY  &  NUTTER, 

Elkhom  Stable,  corner  Third  &  A  Streets,  Marysville. 

Hay,  Barley  and  Feed  always  on  hand, 


AT  WHOLESALE  OR  RETAIL. 


Commodious  Corrals  for  Teams  &  loose  stock. 

T.  J.  NUTTER*  Veterinary  Surgeon. 


Blacksmith  and  Agricultural  Implement  Manufacturer. 

Manufacturer  of  the       ^_^"^  ^^    ^'^''"     promptly 

CEIEBRATED   BOCKEYE  ^^^%.    *^  -».      ATTENDED  TO, 


Which  Is  pronounced  to  be 
the  best  now  In  lue  for  adobe 
land. 


ADDBB88, 

HarysviUe  CaL 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINKSS  DIRECTORY. 


POST  OFFICE  LITERARY  DEPOT. 


A  WELL  SELECTED  STOCK, 
ALL  THE  POPULAR  PERIODICALS  A8  PUBLISHED, 

OiCKEHS*  WOBKS  COMPLETE. 

A   (JKNlOltAIi    SITIMM-Y    OK 
We-tvspnporSf  and  Ynnkeo  :Notlon8t  for  ISalo  IL<o-w« 

OOXilSrER    SSOOI^X>    .A.isr33    B    STREETS,    1^A.I*YSVIX.LE. 

THOS.  J.  McOORMIOE. 


ESTABLISHED^  1850^ 

OPPOSITE  NEW  THEATER,  MARY8VILLE. 


The  oldest  and  only  first  riass  house  in  the  rity,  and  unsurpassed  liy  any  in  the  State.  Tlic 
quality  of  old  vinta);e  Otnrd  Dupuy  iirandy  and  Fine  Frcneh  Wines  of  every  description,  wlilcli  is 
daily  sold  in  quantities  to  suit,  eannot  bo  excelled  hy  any  house  on  the  Pacific  coast,  wholesale  ur  ru- 
tail.    I  would  respectfully  refer  to  every  )j:entleinan  tlmt  patroni/.es  the  estahlishincnt. 

JAMES  J.  McNESS. 


101  TREMONT  BLOCK,  Second  Street,  Marysville,  Cal. 

''  -       MANUFACTUREn   AND   DEALER   IN 

GUNS  &  PISTOLS,  SPORTING  APPARATUS 

kUMmmm  Mh  mi  ukfmiku, 


Bepairlns  done  in  a  workmanlike  manner  at  short  notice.   New 
Machinery  for  outtinfc  Qain  Twiat  and  re-boring  Shot  gun  barrels. 


Dashanirayixrasliing  INIaoliine 

jr.  HOC.  js >x> jAl BociE* 

MA.NTJFA.CTUREIl  j^lSTD  A^OENT 

'     FOR  THE  ABOVE  CELEBRATED  MACHINES  FOR  YUBA  CO. 

The  Dashaway  can  be  seen  at  work  at  G  street,  bet.  4th  &  5th, 

MARYSVILLE,  OAL. 


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P.  A.  IiABEPINO  «,  CO. 


r 


(Sr<X'EHSOHIt  TO  BARWKB  A  UEM,) 

JU  C3J>  ^:53r  S2r  £2  aa  "^^y  L£  LSa  LEa  OB  »    (^  J^^Hao 

OOI^D    r>U«T    BOUGHT. 

Advnnro*  mndp  on  tinid  niilllon  Tor  Ancay  nr  (^oiiinKo  at  tlin  U.  S.  Ilrnncli  Mint,  QOLD  MELTED 
AMD  ASSAYED,  ""d  ictiirnHmailclniVdni  kIx  to  twclvp  liourti  in  ItarH  or  Coin.  C'liurKi'H  lor  u^4^uyillKtllu 
hiiiiif  HM  ill  nan  Fiunciiico.  Niftlit  DraflH  in  xumt  to  Huit,  on  tlio  Hanl(  of  ('Hlil'ornla,  8an  Krancixco,  iivuilalili) 
in  ail  part- of  tliiH  Slutc,  UrcKon  and  Nevada.  Kxcliantre  on  l.oi'H  &  WnlliT,  New  Yorli,  puyalilv  In  (iold. 
Alxo,  proriiro  Kxcliang)'  on  London,  raiiii,  IWrlin,  Krunkfort  aud  Hamburg.  l><'|ioi<i(H  n'ccivi'd,  fiicciul  or 
otIiprwiHC.  rartiuiilnr  attention  paid  to  colloutlunK,  and  all  otliiT  biiKiiicKH  conn<>rti>d  with  liaiikln)i  will  re- 
ceive prompt  attcntiun.  p.    A.    LAMPING    A   CO. 


DOWNIEVILLE  IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDRY 


.A.sa-D 


LUTHER  &  OLIN, 


PROPRIETORS. 


MAMVFACrriTRERB    OF 


Steam  Engines,  Saw  and  Quartz  Mill  Machinery,  Amalgamators, 

Atjd  all  kinds  of  Iron  and   Brass  Castings.     Machine  work  of  rvcrv  description,  and  of  the  best 
material  and  workmanship.  DOWNIEVILLK,  SIEURA  COUNTY,  CAL. 


B#wiaim¥iibikm  m^mmmMK, 


ESTABUSHEDy  18S4. 

Gountry  Orders  promptly  filled,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 

Beer  supplied  from  the  Downieville  Brewery  Cave. 

Ferdinand  Bosch, Proprietor. 


SIERRA  BRBWERT, 

DOWNIEVILLE,  CA.L. 

PREMIUM  LAGER   BEER. 

The  Trade  supplied  with  NESSLER'S  SUPERIOR  LAGER  AND  BUCK  BEER,  in  quan- 
tities, and  at  prices  to  suit.    Beer  shipped  in  good  packages.    Orders  solicited. 


LORENZ  NE8SLER, 


PROPRIETOR. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINBS8     DIRECTORY. 


r>0\|rNIX3VIIL.r.X3.   OALIFOBIVIA, 

DEAIiEll    IN 

Oroceriesy    Provisions    and    Produce^ 

Croekery,  tlartltvare,  Winet,  Llqttori,  Cigara,  Toftaeeo,  etc..  Cutlery,  aiattware. 
Mining  Implement*,  Blaettng  Powder  ana  Atnmunitlon,  Woint 

and  Willow  Ware,  Oil;  Paint*  and  Olaee.  \ 


Orders  completely  Filled,  and  Promptly  attended  to. 


ADOLPH    COHN. 


SIMON    COHN. 


i>i:ai.i:rs  in  i 

STAPLE  AND  FANGT  DRY  GOODS, 

CLOTHING,  GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS,  BOOTS  &  SHOES,      ; 

CARPETS,   Oil.   CLOTHS,   MATTING,   ETC.,  ETC., 

Lamping's  New  Brick  Bnildi]        ^wnieville.  i 


R.  A-.   COCHRA.NE, 

APOTHECARY,  CHEMIST,  i 

ASSAYEIR  AND  METAIal^URGIST, 

I30-WXTIB-VILX.B,    O^^X..  , 

Drug;  Medicine;  Oils,  Paint;  Olae;  Varnishee,  Gold  X^eaf,  Dye  Stuffs,  Ae, ,  Perfumery 
and  Paney  Uoode,  Trueeet,  Patent  Medieinee  and  Pure  Chemicale, 

rOB  aA.X.K  AT  ZOWEST  PHICKB. 

Oros,  nietalSf  Minerals  and  CjuartB  analysed  -wltb  Oreat  Cava. 


G.    nr.    GILiBESRT^ 

DEALER  IN 

Hardware,  Stoves,  Sheet  Copper, 

Brass  and  Iron,  Catlery, 
Silver  Plated  Ware,  Crockery,  Oils,  eto. 


Agent  for  tlic  "Peace  Maker"  and  Stewart's  Stovei, 
and  Uallidie  fc  Go's  Wire  Rope. 

Agent  for  Phoenix  and  Travelers  Insurance  Com- 
paniefl,  Hartford,  Conn. 


DOWNIEVILLE  | 

PHOTOGRAPHIC   GALLERY!! 

Photographers  and  Ambrotypists. 

DOWNIEVILLE,  GAL. 


Photographs    executed  in   First  Class  style. 
Sun  Pearl,  Porcelain  and  Ambrotype  pictures 
taken. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed. 


ADVBRTISINQ     DBPARTMBNT. 


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D017irNIEVII«IiE^    OALi. 

This  Hotel  is  the  only  kihst  class  house  in  DOWNIEVILLE — centrally 
located — convenient  to  the  Mining  Districts  of  Yuda,  Nevada  and  Plumas 
Counties.    Large,  commodious  and  well  ventilated  Rooms. 


8ta(;oi  and  Saddle  Trains  start  from  this  House  for  the  Principal  Towns  and  Mining  Dis- 
tricts, Daily. 

F.  A.  EARNSBACHER  &  CO..  Proprietors. 


1»©BB 


CAMPTONVILIiE^    GAL. 


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I      The  above  Hoasc  is  the  only  first   class  iionsK  in  CAMFTONVILLE ;  is  situated  on 
the  direct  line  between  the  Bay  und  Meadow  Lake  City. 

I       .     Office  for  the  Downieville  and  Summit  Oity  Stage  Lines. 

I     '  WM,  H,  GROVES,  Proprietor. 

[I^Tliis  House  is  conveniently  located  to  the  Mining  Districts  of  Yuba,  Sierra,  Nevada 
'  and  Plumas  Counties. 


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Tri'Weekiy  Line  for  Summit  City,  via  Sierra  City  and  Jacitson's  Ranch. 

Also,  WASHOE  TRAIN  (Semi-Weekly)  via  Sierra  Valley. 

.'.r'V'        '  For  Freight  or  Pfissage  Apply  to 


-<  Plaza  Z-ivery  Stable,  Downieville,  Cal. 


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I  Tri-Weekly  Line  between  DOWNIEVILLE  and  ROWLAND  FLAT,  via 
Eureka,  Deadwood,  Poker  Flat,  and  Cold  Canton,  connecting  with  Stage 
for  La  Porte  at  Rowland  Flat. 

I  For  Freight  or  Passage  Apply  to 

ARMORY  LIVERY  STABLES,  DOWNIEVILLE,  CAL 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BDSINBSS  DIRECTORY, 


mcFARIiAND  BROS. 

Agents  for  LAMPING  &  CO.,  Bankers,  Downieville. 

333 


FANCY  GOODS,  STATIONERY,  PATENT  MEDICINES,  ETC. 

COLLBOTIONS  AND  OOMMIS8IONB  FBOMFTI.T  ATTENDED  TO. 


PORT  W^IISTE,   SIERRA.  CO.,  CA-L. 

Agent  for  LAMFINO  &  00.,  Bankers,  Downieville. 

AVHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL    DEALERS    IN  j 

Groceries  and  Provisions,  Clothing,  Woolen  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

HARDWABE,  OBOOKEBT,  DBT  OOODB,  HATS,  8TATI0NEBT,  DBUOS, 
IWedteinet,  WU,  Painta  and  Ola»»,  and  all  other  Artielet  utually  found  in  a  Country  Store, 


S.  WJbKELER. 


J.   H.   THOMAH. 


WHEELEB  &  THOMAS, 

^2ii9x  £PsB>iPtlc»a  IPHoascEiaiss  CSBcDtscLQEiasT^o  C^ocino 

iMiiiiiii.  iiiK,  ^aiiv  liiii, 

OROC£RIES,   TOBACOO,   CIGARS, 

Perfumery,  Musical   Instrum'jnts,  Sheet  Music,  Cutlery,  Toys,  Willow  Ware, 

OHILDBBH'S  GIOS,  LAMPS,  ETC.,  COMBS,  BBUSHES,  TABXEE  H0TI0H8,  ETC. 
A.  larso  and  complete  aROortment  of  FURPriSHIPTO  OOODN. 


HENRY  H.  CHITTENDEN, 


DEALER  IN 


TOBACCO,  CIGARS, 

STATIONERY,  BOOKS,  CUTLERY 

Fancy  Ooodi,  Lamps,  Etc 
Howland  Flat,  Sierra  County,  Oal. 


H&NRT  G.  STOUT, 

Howland  Flat,  Sierra  Co.,  Cal. 


DBALEB  IN 


STOVES,  TINWARE, 

BnuM,  Iron,  Ootltry,  Fitted  Witn,  Orookerr,  Oili,  Eto. 

XAHnVAOTURaB 

TIN,  SHEET  IRON  AND  COPPER  WARE. 

JOBBINO  FBOMFTLY  ATTDMDSD  TO. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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Emory  L-  Wlllard^  M.  D. 

APOTHECARY. 

MEDICINES  PRESCRIBED.    PRESCRIPTIONS  COMPOUNDED. 

Main  Street,  La  Forte,  Plumas  County,  Gal. 

DEALER  IN 

Briigs,  Oils,  FaiEts,  Glass, 

Kerosene,  AIcoM,  Varnisbes,  lamps  &  Brosbes 

Of  wA.ll   XClnds.    JLlao, 

Medicinal  Spirits,  viz :  Gutter's  Whisky,  Fort  Wine  and  Gognao  Brandy, 

STIIEXGTHENING  BITTERS,  CORDIALS,  TONICS,  &C. 

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Sell*  Proprietary  MMicines  for  Ayor'n,  Jaynp'g,  Townwnd'H,  Schonk's,  Schovillp'a  and  Tarrant's.  AJbo,  Graef- 
fenber^  (;(>.,  and  floblitzerH  8ar8aparilla  and  other  Patent  Medicines.    Tobacco,  Cigars  and  SuuSli. 
Surgical  Instruments  and  Dentists'  materials. 
Orders  solicited  for  any  Goods  in  the  above  line  and  promptly  attended  to. 


LA  PORTZ:  DRUG  STORE. 


MAIN  STREET,  LA  PORTE,  PLUMAS  CO.,  CAL.. 


Always  on  band  an  excellent  stock  of 


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i^A.^/LFa, 


^hmimU,  ^lU^  tit, 

EEROSENE,  OAMFHEHE, 

Olasa,  Painters'  Stook,  he. 
Hedioal  Beoipea  oarefiilly  filled. 


nnrioiHT  hoteim^ 


£.  A.  Brandt  and  John  Gonlon, 

PROPRIETORS. 

This  old  established  HOTEL  is  kept  as  formerly,  a 
FIRS'T-OIL.ASS    XIOUiSEJ. 

Stages  leave  this  House  daily  for  all  parts  of  the  State. 


JOHN 

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McKANNA   &   CO. 

DBALKRS   IN 

Domestir  Wm  k  li^m 
GIOABS 
And  Tobaooo. 

A0KNT8    rot 

Xj-yon  /k  Co*s 

IZX  Stock  Ale, 
Mnlii  Ntreet 

LA  I'OKTK. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


WHOLESALE   AND   KETAIL   DEALER   IN 


iO>«»Z  ifiS 


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AND     PRODUCES^ 

CORNER  OF  H0NTG0HEB7  AND  H7ERS  STREETS,  OROVILLE. 

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Also,  Office  Perkins  &  Brooks'  Eureka  Steam  Flour  Mills.    Agent  PACIFIC  INSURANCE  CO. 


AVUOLESALE   AND    KET4IL    DEALER   IN 

WINM8   AND   ZIQVOMS,    TOBACCO,    CIGABS,   EIC\ 

Montgomery  Street,  opposite  Odd  Fellowi'  Hall,  Oroville. 

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Agency  Anaheim  Wine  Growing  Association.   Agency  Ghioo  Flouring  Mills. 

FOIVWA-RIJIIVO    AN1>    OOMSCII^tadOPl^. 

^mm.  MID  FDIB  AILIi  IIOID9  (D?  MI^HBIBS'  IFlDIDUHl, 


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MANUFACTUUKU   OF 


T!F  JlID  sheet  XROn  WJlRE, 

IMPORTER   AND    WHOLESALE   DEALER   IN  ! 

HARDWARE,  CROCKERY.  GLASSWARE,  WOODENWARE 

COAL,  AMMUNITION  AND  BLASTING  rOWDER,  FUSE,  CORDAGE,       j 
STOVES,  AGRICULTURAL  AND  MINING  IMPLEMENTS,  TOOLS. 

IRON,  STEEL,  CUTLERY,  PLATED  GOODS,  ETC.,  tTC.  | 

Montgomery  St.,  Oroville,  Butte  County,  Cal.j 

or*  HOC.  03LiijAl3ei.xc^     i.l 

WHOL.KSAI.K    DEAIiER   IN 

6B0CEB1ES,  PBOTISIOIIS  Ai  FBODIE, 


FIRE  PROOF  BRICK  BUILDING,   MTERS  ST. 

(BETWEEN   MONTOOMERV  AND  BIKD) 

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Hon 

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Partiod 
■lent  Stock. 

ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


A.,  o.  siM:pso]sr, 

Agent   for  "Wells,   IPavgo   A   Co's   X^xpress, 

OROVILLE,  CAL.  DEALER  IN 

STANDARD  SCHOOL  &  MISCELLANEOUS  BOOKS 

STATIONERY   AND   FANCY   GOODS, 

Gold  Peui,  Cutlery,  Diarieo,  Sheet  Music,  and  Uusical  Instruments, 
MEDICAI.    AlTD    ULW    BOOKS. 

AKcnt  for  Phccnix  Fire  Insurance  Company,  Mutual  (N.Y.)  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany, and  Travelers'  Acciilentil  Insurance  Clumpany. 

Agency  of  Daily  and  Wcelily  Union,  American  Flair,  Alta  Cat.,  Bulletin,  raclflc 
Slontlily,  (lolclen  Era,  MarysviUc  Appeal,  Express,  Atlantic  and  European  I'apcrs 
and  Periodicals. 


UNION    HOTEL, 

CORNER  MONTGOMERY  AND  MYERS  STREET,  OROVILLE. 


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This  new  brick  and  elegantly  furnished  Hotel  stands  first  in  the  State  for  comfort  and  accommodation  for 
the  traveling  public— every  room  being  well  ventilated  and  neatly  furnished. 

U  Bupnlled  with  every  luxury  of  the  season,  and  everything  will  he  done  to  insure  the  comfort  of  the  guests 
oftliiH  House.    In  connection  with  this  House  is  tlio  BAR  AND  BILLIARD  SALOON.    New  Bil- 
liard Tables  of  the  latest  I'atterns  and  Improvements.    The  BaU  will  always  be  supplied  with  Cliuica  Liquors 
''rices  Moderate.    Office  of  the  Oregon  Stage  Company  is  at  the  Union  Hotel.    Singes  leave  this 
•  -  •  WM.  L.  MUJfKllfS,  froprMor. 


and  Cigars. 

House  daily  fur  all  parts  of  the  country 


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LAGER  BBER  BREITVER^ 

OROVILLE,  BUTTE  COUNTY,  CAL. 

— ^ *- — 

^^ LAGER  AND  BUCK  BEER  ocmstiintly  on  Imiid  in  Kegs  and  Bottles, 
Orders  solicited,  a<ul  promptly  attended  to. 


MAlVrrACTIJBER    AWI>    »KAi       R 

Harness,  Saddlery  Ware,  <S:c. 
Montgomery  Street,  opposite  Express  OfBoe,  Oroville,  Butte  County,  Cal. 


a.  «.  BVCKIITS. 


•.  J.  WHIPPLE. 


J.  J.   BUCKIUS   iL  CO. 

OHIO    MVERY  AND  FEED  STABLE, 

Oorner  Montgomery  and  Huntoon  Streets,  Oroville. 

Parties  wishing  Horses,  Buggies,  Carriages,  etc.,  please  give  us  a  call.    Particular  attention  paid  to  Tran- 
stent  Stock. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRBCTURY. 


OROVILLE  IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDRY 

AND   MACIIIXE   SHOP, 

THEOPHILUS  LOCHER, PROPRIETOR. 

Stoam    Eliginosy    Quartz    IKIachinory^ 

Saw  and  Orist  Mills,  Derrick  Irons,  Pumps,  Car  Wlteels, 
Hydraulic  Pipes  and  Nozzles, 

And  all  other  kinds  of  Machinery  built  to  order,  at  low  as  any  ostabliahment  in  tho  State.  Shoes  and  Dips 
for  (jiiartz  Mills  made  of  the  best  American  White  Iron.  Steam  Engines,  dilTenmt  sizes,  with  the  latest  im- 
provements, always  on  hand. 

eurekF^steam  flourIsills, 

OROVILLE,  BUTTE  COUNTY  CO.,  CAL. 

Have  constantly  on  hand,  and  Grind  to  order, 

Flour^  Buck-mrhoat  Flour^  Rye  Flour^ 

H/DDLINGS,  CORN  MEAL,  BRAN  AND  SHORTS,  LARGE  AND  SMALL  HOMINY, 
OAT  MEAL,  RYE  MEAL,  AND  GROUND  FEED,  &e. 

SEED  WIIE  \T  CLEANED.    ORDERS  FOR  GRINDING  PROMl'TLY  ATETNDED  TO. 


BREWSTER'S  STAGE  LINE. 


DAILY  LINE  BETWEEN  MARYSVILLE  &  LA  PORTE 

VIA  OROVILLE  AND  FORBESTOWN, 

Connecting  at  La  Porte  for  Ho-wland  Flat. 

S.  T.  BREWSTER,    ■    PROPRIETOR. 

OFFICE,  D  STREET,  MARYSVILLE.  STAGE  OFFICE,  LA  PORTE. 


HULL'S     HOTEL, 

OROVILLE.  BUTTE  CODNTT.  CAL. 

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This  House  hns  been  recently  refitted,  and  is  now  open  for  the  reception  of  guests. 


STAGES  LEAVE  FOR  ALL  PARTS  DAILY. 

LIVERY    STABLE   AND   CORRAL  CONVENIENT. 
A.   K.    HALL.    PROPRIETOR. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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SUYDAM  &  JONES, 


DEALERS  IN 


Foreign  and  Domestic  Liquors, 
TOBACCO,  HARDWARE,  CROCKERY,  GLASSWARE  AND  TINWARE, 

PLITSD  WIES,  GUTLBaY  ARD  LAMPS, 

Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods, 

CLCTniNG,  HATS,  CAPS,  BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  RUBBER  GOODS,  SEWING  MACHINES,  TRIMIN6S, 
EMBROIDERIES,  MILLINERY  GOODS,  WOOLEN  GOODS,  FURNISHING  GOODS,  SHAWLS,  &e. 


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Agents  for  'X'pon.d'well  A  Oo.t  San  Franolsoo. 


07.  J.  ^XI>^VirXS 

Successor  to  J.  BIDWELL  &  GO. 
WHOLESALE   DEALER   IN 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS 

AND    PRODUCE,    TOBACCO,    &c. 
lalquors^  Foreign  and  Native  ITITines^ 

HARDWARE,  AGRICULTURAL  AND  MINING  IMPLEMENTS, 

STAPLE  AND  FANCY  DRY  GOODS, 

BOOTS,  SHOES,  HATS  A]^D  CAPS,  &C. 

IN  ALMOST  ENDLESS  VARIETY. 

Agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  and  California  Telegraph  Co. 
Corner  Broadway  and  Front  Streets,  Chico,  Cal, 


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90 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


GEO.  WOOD,  late  of  J.  Bidwell  &  Co. 


/\    ^  AUG.  H.  CHAPMAN. 


HVOOD    A    CHAPMAN, 

CORNER  MAIN  AND  SECOND  STREETS, 


CHICO,  CAL.     r 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


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DRY  GOODS,  GROCERIES, 

Boots^  ShoGS^  Olothing^  Mining  Tools^ 

AGRICULTURAL  AND  Farming  IMPLEMENTS, 

FLOTJIt,    O-XIJ^JXT,   I>IlOr)XJaB,    SfXEX^F    C3-003DS, 
And  a  Fine  Assortment  of  Family  Groceries,    '  ' 

All  of  which  Goods  will  be  sold  at  the  LOWEST  MARKET  PRICES,  and  warranted  of  such 
quality  as  represented  to  purchasers. 

Our  arrangements  are  such  that  we  can  furnish  any  article  not  on  hand  at  the  shortest  notice — if 
to  be  had  in  the  markets  of  Sacramento  or  San  Francisco. 

All  orders  filled  with  care  and  dispatch.  WOOD  &  CHAPMAN. 


DRUGS 
,Ci1tM|CALS 

SHAKERS' 


SVCCEMOK  TO  fV.  LEE  A  CO. 

^Oorxxer    TkKntax    db  Seooxxd.  Stfli.y  Olxloo, 

Wholoiale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


FerAimory,  Dye-stuOti,  SpongcR,  Itrufihes,  Oili,  ralnta.  Vamishea,  Window  Glut, 

Fateut  Mediciueii  of  pvcry  d<>i)criptiou,  Pure  \Vino«  and  Liquun 

fur  Medicinal  purposes. 

Oomplote  assortment  of  Korosonc  Lamps  and  Fixturos  alwavs  on  hand.  Fancy  and 
Toilet  Articles,  and  pverythinK  usually  kept  in  a  Urat-clast  druK  store.  I'liysicians' 
prescriptions  can><\illy  compounded,  and  urders  flllod  with  care  and  dispatch. 

Scio  Agent  for  Mccarty's  Ague  Curo.    Agout  for  the  raciHc  Insurance  Company. 

FRANK   A.    BARTON- 


X3EAJU:EiJR    TN 


LAW,  MEEIGAL  ANH    SCHOOL   BOOKS, 

Books,  Stationery,  Lega!  Blanks,  Yankee  Notions,  Fancy  Articles,  Sheet  Music,  Musical 

Instruments,  Eastern  Papers,  Novels,  Periodicals  and  Magazines, 

Cutlery,  Gold  Pens.  &c. 

Agent  for  the  "Chico  Courant,"  "Sacramento  Union,"  and  other  California  and  Nevada  Papers. 


Photographic  and  Stereoscopic  Albums.    Atlantic  and  Foreign  Tapers,  Periodicals  and  Uagazinos  received 
regularly  by  each  itesmer, 

JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE  AND  NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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CHICO  STEAM  MILL,  SASH.  DOOB,  AND  BLIND 

CORNER  BROADWAY  AND  FOURTH  STREETS. 


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General    Gontvacrfors    and    Builders. 

Having  completed  their  Steam  Mill,  arc  prepared  to  receive  orders  for 

TURNING,  SAWING,  PLANING  AND  MATCHING  FLOORING. 

They  also  keep  Constantly  on  hand 

They  have  connected  with  their  Mill  a  Furniture  Wareroom,  where  can  be  found  all  kinds  of  FUBNI- 
TURE.  Huch  ta— Tablet,  Chalra,  BedtteadB,  Bureaus,  Wool,  Hair,  and  Mott  Mattreaset. 

IT^The  Furniture  Department  will  be  conducted  by  B.  PBTTIT,  a  well  known  and  experienced  Cabi- 
net Maker. 

rersons  wanting  anything  made  of  Wood,  will  do  well  to  call  and  eoe  us  before  purchasing  elsewhere. 


CORNER  BROADWAY  AND  SECOND  STREETS,  CHICO. 


JOHNSON   &,  WETHERBEE, 


PROPRIETORS. 


Announce  to  the  Tniveling  Public  and  Patrons  Kcnemlly,  that  tliey  are  always  at 
Home,  and  the  "  Lateli  striiij^  lianjfs  out." 

Every  Desirable  Requisite  for  the  comfort,  accommo- 
datiun  and  giatilication  ui  guestii  is  furnii'hvd  without  stint. 

THE  BAR  Ih  ftirnixhed  with  the  choicest  WISKS  and 
J^IQUOUS,  and  the  Table  with  the  -  Fat  of  the  Land." 

Attached  to  the  House  isaflne  Stable  and  Corral  for  the 
accommodation  of  the  Traveling  Public. 

JOHNSON  A  WETHERBEE. 


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HA-LLET     &    LOY, 


MANUFACTURERS   OF 


SJlSH,  DOOES  iLNB  BLINDS, 

WINDOW  FRAMES  AND   CASINOS. 

Keep  constantly  on  hand  and  manufactare  to  order,  all  kinds  of  work  in  the  above  branches, 
including  all  kinds  of  INSIDE  FINISH. 

OXU3BRS    I»».OIi^I»TIjTr  -A.TXENT>BX>    XO- 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


WEAVERVILLE,  TRINITT  COUNTY,  OAI., 

WholaMle  and  BsUll  Dealer  In 

HARDWARE,  IROF,  STEEL,  SHEET  IROF, 

z  STOVES,  PAINTS,  OILS, 

Window  Glass,  Farming  ImpIementB,  Quicksilver,  Coal  Oil,  Tin  Ware,  Blacksmiths'  and  Car- 
penters' Tools,  &c. 


Cutlery,  Plated  Goods,  Wood  and  Willow  Ware,  Lamps  ano  Lead  Pipe. 


TEHAMA,   TEHAMA  CO.,  OAL. 

DBALIRS   IN 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS  AND  PRODUCE, 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Wines  and  Liquorn, 

Glassware,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hats  and  Caps,  Crockery, 

Hardware,  Tinware,  Cutlery  and  Plated  Ware, 

Agricultural  Implements,  Oils,  Paints  &  Glass,  Wood  &  Willow  Ware. 

Agent  for  Wells,  Forgo  &  Co*s  Express. 

Highest  Price  Paid  for  WOOL,  HIDES  and  country  produce. 


s.  A.  Giriii:  4&  CO. 

Tehama,  Teham>a  County,  Cal, 

i'l    -.  .     :  •:■  Wholesale  and  BetatlOealen  in  ,"""-'',«■ 

Grocovles^    Provisions    and   Produce^ 

Wool,  Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods,  Clothini;,  Hats  and  Caps,  Furnishing  Goods, 

and  Ladies'  Wear,  Trimmings  and  Embroidery,  Woolen  Goods, 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Crockerv,  Glass  Ware, 

Paints,   Oils,  Glass,  Window  Sashes,  Agricultural  Implements,  Wood  and  Willow  Ware,  etc. 

t  ■■»  > 
Highest  Price  Paid  for  Wool,  Hides  and  Country  Produce. 


HOUSE    HOTEL. 


O.  I.  TAOOART,  PROPRIETOR. 


SHASTA  &  WEAVERVILLE  STAGE  LINE. 

YIA  TOWER   HOUSE   AFR    LOWREFS. 

GRANT  I.  TACCART,    PROPRIETOR. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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RED  BLUFF,  TEHAMA  COUNTY,  CAL. 


j>T:A.i^iEm  IN 


FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  WINES  AND  LIQUORS, 

TOB.A.OOO,    OICa-.A.Ji%8,    S70. 

HIGHEST    PRICE    PAID    FOR    COUNTRY    PRODUCE. 


J.   E.   BRA-D^W^^Y,   M.D. 

o. 


TTITTAIVrA 

WHOLESALE  AND  BETAIL  DEALER  IN 


Drags,  Medicines,  Cberaicals,  Paints,  Oils, 

Prescriptions  carefully  Compounded. 


Also  a  large  supply  of  Fresh  Garden  Seeds  on  hand  at  the  Ked  Bluff  Drug  Store. 


TIPTOIV  «  BURTT, 

EEessiHEs  pwiioiii'MB  PBeBUsi, 

FOREIGN  ANB  DOMESTIC  WINES  AND  UaUOBS, 

Tobacco,  Wool,  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  &c. 

I  ^  I — -^— — 

JtlGaiElST    PRICE    I*A.II>    FOIi   "WOOIL.. 


CHABLES  G.  CBANDALL, 


IMPORTER  AND  MASUFACTIIKEU  OF 

Foreign  &  Doraestic  Saddlery  Hardware 

HARNESS,  SADDLES,  AC. 

COUNTBIT  OBDBBB  PBOMFTLT  ATTBNBBD  TO. 
Carriage  Trimmiogand  Repairing  executed  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 
A  OOMPUETE  ASSORTMENT  OF  HARNESS  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Rod   Bluii;   rroliama   County,   Oal. 

IMPORTBH  AMD  DIALCR  III 

HARDWARE,  AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS,  IRON  &  STEEL, 

Cumberland  Coal,  Stoves,  Moclmnics'  Tools,  Tin  Plato,  Zinc, 

Blork  Tin,  Brass  Goods,  Cutlery,  Plated  Ware, 
'    '  Pumps  and  Britannia  Ware. 

Alanufaotitror  of  miii  Copper  and  iSlicet  Iron  "Ware. 

All  Kinds  of  Job  Work  done  to  Order. 


8.    B.    G^A.LLA.Nr>, 

RED  BLUFF,  TEHAMA  COUNTY,  CAL.  | 

'  '  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

HARFESS,  SADDLES,  BRIDLES,  WHIPS, 

Spurs,   Saddlewaro,  Leather,  Ilameiw  I^eather,  Black  Bridle  Lpatber.  Ruiaet  Skirtina  I/eather,  | 

Russet  Bridle  Leatlier,  Kaxtern  Sole  Loatlier,  Santa  Crnz  Sole  Leather,  Krencli  Calf 

Skin,  American  Calf  Skin,  I'atent  Leather,  Enameled  Hides,  Enameled 

Cloth,  Horse  Blankets,  Kly  Nets,  Curry  Combs,  Horse  Brushes, 

Blane  and  Tail  Krusht's,  Ja|)an  lilackinir,  Sponges, 

tiexican  Hits  and  Mexican  Spurn,  <-tc.  ' 

Dealer  m  Hides.    Hlehcst  Trice  I'aid  for  Ureen  or  Dry  Hides.    A  good  assortment  of  Concord  SIskc 
Uarneu,  Stage  Stocks  andLashes,  of  tlio  beat  quality,  always  on  hand.    Also,  a  general  ai<i<ortment  of  Farm  i 
Harness.  I 


DEALEB   IN 


.Xj. 


SEGARS  &  TOBACCO.  BOOKS,  STATIONERY, 

Musical  Instnimcnts,  Cutlery,  Perfumery,  and  all  kinds  of  Notions,  Watches, 

Clocks  and  Jewelry,  Colt's  Pistols,  Henry  Rifles,  Shot  Guns, 

Fishinj^  Tackle,  Plated  Goods  and  Cutlery, 

WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE,  LADIES'  WORK  BOXES,  CHINA  VASES,  &c.,  &c. 
Orders  fbr  Goods  not  to  be  had  in  town,  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 

BED  BLUFF  FUBNITVBE  STOBE, 


FRAHK  MILLER.  DEALER  IH 


ji.^i 


FURNITURE,  REDDING  AND  UPHOISTERING  GOODS, 

Wall  Paper,  Window  Shades,  Damask,  Best  Linen,  Buff  and  Green  Hol- 
land, Virindow  Fixings  and  Tassels,  Oval  Picture  Frames,  Gilt  Moulding  and 
Cornice,  Carpets,  Table  and  Floor  Oil  Cloth,  Hatting,  Door  Mats  and  Mopii, 
Crockery  and  Glassware,  Mirrors,  Chimneys  and  Lampwicks,  at  the  Lowest 
Prices.  Repairing,  Be- varnishing  and  Upholstering  of  old  Furniture,  always 
promptly  attended  to,  and  Second  Hand  rumiture  Bought  and  Sold.  Dndor- 
taking,  Keady-Made  Coffins,  Shrouds  and  Trimmings  constantly  on  hand. 
Orders  firom  abroad  will  reeeive  prompt  attention.    All  Goods  careAilly  packed 


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ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


96 


TREMONT  HOTEL  k  GENERAL  STAGE  OFFICE 

MAIN    STREET,    RED    BLUFF. 

The  Undersigned,  having  leased  tills  fine  Brick  Hotel,  would  call  the  attention  of 
the  Traveling  Public  to  his  Superior  Accommodations. 

The  House  contains  Elegant  Suits  of  Family  Apartments  and  Single  Rooms, 

And  will  be  conducted  in  every  respect  as  a  First  Class  Hotel. 


Red  BlufF^  Tehama  County^  Gali 

« ■  ♦• 

This  IIoiiso  has  been  recently  rcfltted,  and  is  now  open,  as  a  First  Class  House,  for  the 
reception  of  <iuc8t8. 

Stages  leave  Daily.    Livery  Stable  in  connection  with  the  House. 

COMMODIOUS   ACCOMMODATIONS   FOR   TRAVELERS. 

HEISrHY   W^.   LUHIIS,  PROPRIETOR, 

Vormarly  of  the  DAWSON  HOUSE,  Harysville. 


RED    BLUFF   POnrTOON  BRIDGE^ 

OBOSSINQ  THE  SACBAMENTO  BIVER  AT  BED  BLUFF. 

The  above  Rrldgo  U  n  Safe  and  Coniinodlnus  incaiM  of  Traimlt  for  Teams  and  Luosu  Stock     For  Terms  apply  to 

^E^  ■        X^  ^^  ^^  JJ       A    f 

BOX  49.  UEn    lir.Ul  F,    TKHAMA   CO  JNTY,   CAL. 

HEISTEY    BURRICHTEH, 

D  E  A  L  K  R    I  N 

Family  Orooeries,  FroviBioni  and  Produce,  Tobaooo,  Cigan,  Confectionery,  Nuts,  Sec. 

ORDEUS  PROMPTLY  FILLED.  HIGHEST  PRICE  PAID  FOR  COUNTRY  PRODUCE. 


01E1.X0XJ. 

Finest  Brands  Foreign  &  Domestic  Wines,  Liquors,  &c. 

SOT>A.    -WA-TER    A.Bri>    ©YRUP    MA.lVXJFA.e'XOI*Y. 

ORDERS  PROMPTLY  FILLED.  C.     L.     CANFIEL.D, 

HEI»    BI.IJFF,    TEHAMA    COVBTTY,    CAX.. 


RED  BLUFF  LI¥ERY  STABLE. 

RED  BLUFF,  TEHAMA  COUNTY,  CAL. 

Saddle  Horses,  Buggies,  Bockaways  £  Carriages,  ttc,  on  hand  for  Hire. 


Commodioas  •eoommodation  for  transient  Stock. 


E.  JiASLIJfO,  Proprietor. 


96 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTOHT. 


9 
AND 


mai:n   SXREESX,  SHASXA,   OA.]L.IFOBIVIA.. 

The  undenlsnpd  h*«  nnrvhiUMl  the  nid  anil  pnpiiliir  •taml 
known  ■«  the  AMKKICAN  HOTKL,  whrrr  hr  will  lii-ncilnrtli 
hfl  founil,  ready  and  wllllnn  to  ilovotp  hia  wholr  altvntlun  In  (he 
wantii  (iMilii  old  IVIcnda,  and  tliii  Irnvi'lInK  piiMlc. 

'I'hi'  olHce  of  the  Caliriirnia  HIukc  I'limniiny  hanbeon  rcnidvid 
t»  th»  nrw  houac,  IViini  wlili'li  t'oiirhi'ii  leave  In  all  dlrcctinii.,  i 
dally.    Tnivi'lcn  may  rent  aumirt'd  IhJit  the 

Table  and  81s«plnR  Aooommodatloni 

will  be  gecnnd  to  no  Hotel  In  Northorn  Callfurnla.    A  triol  nf 
the  new  Hotel  and  Htago  Huum!  \»  ludlvUed  hy 

TOM.  UKKKNE,  Proprlolnr. 


o.  o. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RKTAIL  DKALKRS  IN 

TOBACCO,  WINES,  LIQUORS, 

Hardware  and  Produce, 
LAMPS.  LAMP  WICK  &  COAL  OIL 

Aai:NTS   FOR 

P.A.OXFXO    ZXa'STTXiA.Xa'OS   OOI^PA.N-ir, 

Main  street,  ShaHtr 


A.SSA.YERS, 


Ge3aL£.jQ.6S3<o>ji:^»  csa^c^o^ 


E.    I.EWIV. 


F.    BAEIIR. 


8Hi»LSTA.,   CALIFORNIA, 


ManuflMturer  and  Dealer  in 


Saddlery   Harness,    Saddlery    Hardware, 

Leather,  Wliipa,  Spurs,  &e,,  and  Carriage  Trimmer, 


A  complete  assortment  of  Wagon,  Team  and  Buggy  Harness  always  on  hand. 


MaAn  Street,  Shasta,  near  the  Washington  Brewery. 

i  ^  > 

All  kind*  of  Tnrning  in  Wood,  Ivory  and  Iron.   Old  Billiard  Balli  Turned  and  Colored  for  Voar  Dollars 
per  tet    Alfto,  dealer  in  Cigan,  Tobacco,  Booka,  Cutlery,  Toys  and  Fancy  Goods. 


ADVERTISINO     DEPAKTMENT, 


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FORT  JONES,  SISKIYOU  COUNTY,  OAL. 

WHOLESALE  AND  IlETAIL  DEALER  IN 

OTMEEIL  MEECHAMDISE, 

DKY  OOODS^  QROGERIISS^ 

Clothing;  HaiC;  Caps,  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hardware,  Tinware, 

Crockery,  Wood  and  >Villo.,-  Ware,  Ciirpctin;;,  Wall  Paper,  Guns  and  Pistols, 
Gun  Material,  Paint  i  and  Oils,  Glas8,  Glue  and  Putty,  Varnish 
and   Turpentine,  Aleoliol,  Bay  Rum,  Musical  Instru- 
ments, Carpenters'  Tools,  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments and  Machinery,  Mining  Tools 
and  Outflts,  Harness 
And    Saddlery  Hardware  and  Trimminf;s,  Leather  and  Shoe   Findings,  Iron  and 
Steel,  Books  and  Stationery,  Gold  Pens  and  Pencils,  Cigars  and  To- 
bacco, Fancy  Goods,  Drugs  and  Medicines,  Dress  Trim- 
mings, Toys,  Violin  Strings,  Wines  and 
Liquors,  Trunks  and  Valises, 
Navy  Balls,  Powder  and  Shot,  I'owder  Horns,  Shot  Pouches,  Nuts  and  Candies, 
Combs  and  Brushes,  Machine  Needles,  Sewing  Machines,  «&c. 

Ordom  Kniicitcd  Tnr  any  Hrtlcio  orMorcliaiidisi-  that  c-nii  be  prnciirrd  in  Shii  Franclncn,  and  dvlivcrcd  at  tlio 
8liorti'Kt  noticM'.    "  Klomirr-  "  niiil  (inivor  &  Uakcr'w  Sfwliig  Mucliiiici*  CDiistniitly  on  liand. 
lli)(lif>>t  rriri-  paid  for  lliilcx,  Wool,  Kun*  und  rroduec. 


A.    B.    CARL.OCK, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


Groceries,  Hardware,  Dry  Goods, 

CLOTHING,  FARMERS'  AND  MINERS'  GOODS, 

GENTLEMEN'S  GOODS, 

LADIES'  GOODS,  BOOTS  &  SHOES,  HATS  &  CAPS, 

CBOCKEHV  hm  GLASSWAHE, 

^  ^a^-  » 

Orders  promptly  attended  to.     Farmers,  Miners,  and  the  public  generally  supplied 
at  the  very  lowest  rates. 

Highest  Cash  Price  Paid  for  Wool,  Hides,  Furs  and  Country  Produce. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


-STUBBI-A.,     SISK:i"5rOTT      C  O  TJ  JUT  T  ^Z" ,     CA-L. 

DEALER   IN 

itaplt)  Ww  ^a)®€ij  iP@m©F  ©©^t®. 

Groceries,  Hardware,  Iron  and  Steel,  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  &e.,  Hats,  Caps, 
and  Clothing,  Woolen  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


Sl^eait  Oai 


loe  x>A.lc].  fSox>  \A/^»oly 


■ly  <tso. 


33£:.aj:.sxi   iisr 


BSEL  FlBIEieS^ 


hi 

Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Ooods,  Wines,  Liquors  and  Tobacco,  Clothing,  Woolen 

Goods,  Hats,  Caps,  Boots,  Shoes,  Trimmings  and  Embroideries, 

Dress  Ooods,  Ladies'  Wear,  &c.,  &o. 

^r:£iBiE^9  snssii'S'O)!?  o^tisri?^,  (^^^o 


XiE  A.X,^K.    IXO- 


Stoves,  Tin  Plate,  S&eet  Iron,  Wire,  Zinc, 

LEAD  PIPE,  PUMPS,  TINWARE,  ETC.,  ETC. 

Miiiiufuvturor  iif  nil  klniln  of 

,    Tin,  Copper  and  Sheet   Iron  Ware,  HardA'are,  Cutlery, 

I'LATKIi   GOODS,  U11A.HH   -VVAItK. 


MAMOFAUTOBKa  OV  AHD  DBALKR  IH 

Furniture  and  Upholstery,  Bedding  and  Cabinet  Ware. 

Latent  Stylit  of  HoAui,  Iliireaiiii,  TnhlpR,  Clmlra,  Chamber  8ets,  Kcilntrailfi,  Uoddliii;,  <lcc. 


PRACTICAL  WATCE&lAICBa  and  JSWELEE, 

MINKK  ST.,  YKEKA  CAIi.,  next  door  to  the  rranco-Ainnrlcan. 

Wntolioi  of  ■•vor.v  ilcHcrlptloii  repaired  In  the  most  porffct  manner.    Jewelry  of  any  doslnii 
or  nattem  in:ide  to  order,  mid  iit  the  sliorteit  notice. 

My  'reriiis  lire  :iioderate,  mid  Cash  on  Delivery.    All  Work  by  Mall  or  Kxpresa,  will  be  re- 
turned Free  of  CharKe  for  the  same  within  the  (Joiinty. 

rETBB   POI.AHD. 


Contalnlii 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


99 


FRANCO-AMERICAN  HOTEL  AND  RESTABIANT, 

x^xisrsxi  8'r:EiEST,  -s'xieic.a.,  oaXj. 


The  abovo  popular  and  well  known  Kcstaiirant  has  been  extensively  eularccd  nnil 
rofiirni.'thed  with  new  furniture  anil  comfortable  Hleeuing  apartments,  containhiK  both 


W|P^L     finpic  and  double  bedK.    The  KUA>'C'OAMEI{IC'AN'''i8 'decidedly  the  most  superb 
■    M  ^,     Hotel  in  Northern  California.    McuN  tierved  up  with  the  greatest  variety  of  eatabloj 
and  drinkables  the  market  aS'ords,  mid  in  a  ntyle  that  will  please  the  most  fastidious  appetite. 

LEOIV    AfA-RIVISSS.    Proprietor. 


SISKIYOU  BRISWiSRY, 

TEEKA,   SISKIYOU   COUNTY,   CAL. 

1    m    > 

Tliis   '  'rewcry  has  the  reputation  of  brewing  the  best  Lager  Beer  in  the  State  of 
California. 

LAGJ-ER.      BE£]£l. 

Supplied  from  the  Siskiyou  Brewery  Cave.     Orders  promptly  attended  to. 

HENRY    SCHELD. 


YREKA  BREWERY, 

Establislied   1853. 


This  Establishment  continues  to  supply  the  celebrated 

f nfiii'  i«&Ceim  iiim. 

CHAS.  PETERS  &  CO. 

Country  orders  promptlf/  attended  to. 


j-oi^sr     x>  .^  s  sc  :b  XT  zi.  Gt- , 

YREKA,    SISKIYOU    CO.,    CAIi. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Tobacco,  Cigars,  Snuff,  Pipes  and  Fancy  Goods,  Cutlery,  Flaying  Cards,  &o. 

t'lIOtCE    J3XlJLlST>m    OF"    IIUPORTEO    C10A.TIS. 

Trade  supplied  on  liberal  terms.  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


H.     E.     STIMMEL, 

DEALER    IN 

STOVES,   SHEET  IRON,   ZINC,   LEAD   PIPE,   PUMPS,   cCc. 

AND    MANUFACTUUEH   OP 

TI1>T,    SHEET    IIl,OIT    A.I<XD    COaPS»EIl    V57"A.IIB. 

YREKA,  SISKIYOU  CO.,  CAL. 


Just  Published.    One  Volume,  8vo.,  850  Pages. 


THE  PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

I  FOR    1H(!7.       I'RIOi:,    FIVK    DOLI^AKS. 

I  Containing  the  ^omcs,  Business,  and  Aaurcssofall  Merchants,  .Manufacturers,  and  Professional  Men,  on  thh  Paclflc 

I  ^'""''       HBITBT  a.  LANOLBY,  Publiaher, 

!  6l'J  Clay  Street,  San  Franolioo,  Cal. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SAVAOK  A  SUTTON, 

DBUGQISTS  AND  APOTHECARIES, 

ATXD  DEALERS  IN 
3?-A.TE3SrT     iKlEDlOIia-ES,     SOOK8,     STA-TIOXsTER-y,     ETC. 

CITY  DRUG,  BOOK  AND  VARIETY  STORE,     i 
CALIFOBIfIA   STBEBT,  JACKSONVILLE,  OMEGON. 


AIiTi  OBDEB8  FBOM  THE    COUNTBT    FBOHFTIiY  FILIiED. 


lAX  jtC;i.i:.ER. 


MAX  A.  BBEKTAMO. 


MULLER  &  BRENTANO, 

DEALERS    IN 

isrxiB^xivOr   Orooxis, 

Boots  and  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crockury,  Glass-ware,  Notions,  Trimmings, 

Embroidery,  Liquors  and  Wines,  Carpets,  Sewing  Machines,  Oils,  Paints 

and  Gloss,  Mining  Implements,  Cutlery. 

lliffheal  Price  paid  for  Country  Produce.     Orders  promptly  filled. 


EAGLE  BREWERY  AND  DISTILLERY 


ESTABLISHED    1854. 


THE  BEST  LAGER  BEER  IN  SOUTHERN  OREGON. 

A  good  supply  always  on  hand,  nnd  supplied  Fresh  from  the  Cave  in  quantities  to  suit  purchasers. 
0£lX>EXm    mOIi.ffimj'Sr    .A.TXEig-I>EX>    TO. 

JOSEPH    WETTERER, Proprietor. 


OXTP^Sr     333E1. 

J-A.O^BOia~VIIiLE,  OXIEOON-, 

ESTA-BLISHED    1857. 


I  manufacture  and  rontinne  to  supply  a  superior  quality  of  LAGER  BEER.      The  BEER 
supplied  by  the  City  Brewery,  is  unsurpassed  by  any  on  the  PaciHc  Coast. 


OUI>ERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED   TO. 


I  haro  the  best  Cave 


in   Southern   Oregon,  and  supply  the  Coolest  Boer,  both,  per 
and  glass,  in  JACKSONVILLE. 


barrel 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


101 


.     JA.CKNOIWIIL.i:.X3,    OREGOIV, 

Mannfactoren  and  Dealers  in 

Tin,  Sheet   Iron    and    Copper  Ware, 

Mining  and  Agricultural  Itnplements  and  Tools,  Cutlery,  Plated 
Ware,  Stoves,  Tinware,  tSc. 

Oila,  Faints  andOlass,  Undertakers,  Saddlery,  Hardware,  Iron  and  Steel,  Pumps  and  Iiead 
Pipe,  and  all  Oooda  appertaining  to  tho  trade.  Jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 


L.  SACHS,  San  Francisco.  S.  SACHS,  Jacksonville. 

CHEAP    CASH    STOR-E. 


IVholetale  and  Itetail  Dealers  in 

DOMESTIC,  FOREIGN  AND  STAPLE  DRY  GOODS, 

Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Cij^ars  anil  Tobacco,  Wines  and  Liquors,  Hosiery,  Milliiierj 

and  Fancy  Goods,  Gentlemen's,  Ladies'  and  Misses'  Furnisliint;  Goods,  Shawls, 

Ennbroidcries,  Laces,  Ribbons  and  a  complete  assortment  of 

DRESS  TRIMMINGS. 

A.l'vrays  on  band  a  I^arve  IStook  of  Groceries  and.  Provisions. 


HEMR'S'    JUDG 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  all  Kinds  of 

HABNESS  AND  SABDLEET  EABDWABE. 

HARNESS  AND  SADDLES, 

Whips,  Spurs,  Leather,  Trimmings,   &c. 


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Jjy"  A  complete   assortment  of  Carriage,  Buggy  and  Wagon  Harness  constantly  on  hand. 
JA.OICSOI«TVILXiE,    OHEQON". 


DEALER  IN  AND  MANnFACTUBBB  OF 


^  3^  ^^  ^  Sa  :is,  '^ 

Corner  California  and  C  Streets,  Jacksonville,  Oregon, 


Has  for  sale  a  largo  assortment  of  Gold  and  Silver  Watches,  Silver  Spoonp,  Forks  anil  Table  Sots,  Diamond 
Brooolies,  I'liis  and  Hliign,  Mracolots,  Necklaces  and  Clasps,  Oold  and  Silver  rencll  Cases,  Gold  Pens,  and 
every  description  of  Jewelers'  Ware, 

Henry's  Klflcs,  Musical  Instruments,  Pictures  and  Picture  Frames,  Cutlery,  Toys  and  Fancy  Goods,  Wood 
Rnd  Willow  Ware,  Tobacco  and  Cigars.    Agent  for  Howe's  and  Florence  Sewing  Maohines. 

Jesrelry  minulhcturod  to  Order.    Watches  and  Clocks  Itepain'd. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRrCTORY. 


JOHN  O.  FLOCD. 


OKObQK  HAYKBB, 


FImOED  a  co.^ 

ROSEBURG,   DOUGLAS   CO.,  OREGON, 

Dealers  lu 

FOREia-3sr  <sb  iDOii,d:ESTia  xdr-tt  qooids. 

Clothing,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps,  %o.    Furnishing  Goods,  Ladies' 
Wear,    Trimmings,   Embroideries,    Notions,   Millinery  and 
Fancy  Goods,  &;o.    Groceries,  Wcol,  Hardware,  Crock- 
ery, Glassware,  Agricultural  Implements,  and 
General  Merchacdise. 

HIGHEST  PRICE  PAID  FOR  HIDES,  WOOL  AND  COUNTRY  PRODUCE. 


BAMUBI,  XARKB. 


SAUL  MAIIKS. 


ABHKR  MARKS. 


S.   MA^RKS    &    CO., 

ROSEBURG,  DOUGLAS  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

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Keep  constantly  on  hand  a  largo  assortment  of 

DBY  GOODS,  CLOTHING,  BOOTS,  SHOES,  HATS  AND  CAPS, 
Ladies'  Dress  Goods,  Cloaks,  Silks,  Woolen  Goods.  Trimmings,  Embroideries,  &c. 

A.IMO  IHOIT,  BTEEI^  FAKMIHO  IMPI^EMBIVTS,  HARDW^ABK,  C'ROCKEKY- 
WAHE,  ORO€KRIE«,  OII.S,  ■»AIIVT«  AND  OE.ASB. 

Highest  Cash  Prices  paid  for  Wool,  Hides,  Furs,  and  Produce  of  all  kinds. 


Btitilltfff  ami  Mwrnfrnj^ 

f  Has  constantly  on  hand  a  supply  of 

Which  is  acknowledged  to  bo  the  best  in  Oregon.    Also, 

WHISKY,  APPLE   BRANDY,   PEACH    BRANDY,   GIN, 

And  all  descriptions  of  WINES  and  LIQUOKS,  in  quantities  to  suit  purchasers. 
Orders  toUelted  and  promptly  attended  to, 

MEHL   &   RAST, 

ROSBBVRO,  DOVOI.AII  CO.,  OREOOIV. 


S.   HAMILTON,    M.   D. 

DRUGGIST    AND    APOTHECARY, 

ItOSX:ilTJRO,   I>OUC>iI^A.«3    CO.,   OltlSOOIV. 


Has  constantly  on  hand  a  supply  of  Drugs,  Chemicals,  I'erftimorv,  Patent  Bfedlcines,  Surgical  Instruments, 
&c.    riiysicians'  Proscriptions  carotbHy  compounded. 

S.   HAMII.TON,  TKI^EOBAPH  AGENT,   ROSEntTRCJ. 


TO  BE  FT7BX.ZSXXEr>   A.JSrN-XJAJiliTT. 

The  Pacific  Coast  Almanac  and  Year  Book  of  Facts, 

One  Volume,  19mo.,  OS  Paget.    Price,  BO  Cente. 

HENRY  G.  LANGLEY,  Publisher, 

SAir  FRANOISOO.  OAI.. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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x:(§xa.bil.i(sii£:d,  iss^. 


EUGENE  CITY  FLOURING  AND  LUMBER  MILLS. 


Have  constantly  on  hand  for  sale,  and  Grind  to  order, 

ITITHEAT^  GORig^  BUCKITITHEAT^  RTE 

OatJ>,  Larfte  and  Small  Hominy,  Barley,  Feed,  &c.    Soed  Wlioat  cloanod,    Ordorg  for  grinding  promptly  at- 
tended to,  and  aatisfaotiun  guaranteed.    AUu,  all  kindu  of  Lumber  on  hand  for  sale,  and  eawcd  to  order. 

Eugene  City,  Lane  County,  Oregon, 


T.    «  E.   mUIiHOIiIaAND, 

EUaETSTE   CITY,    OREGON, 

DEAIiERBIN 


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Have  coiiKtantly  on  hand  a  largo  Btoik  coiislslhitf  of  Staple  ami  Fancy  Dry  (ioods,  Dress  Ooculs,  Silks,  Cloaks,  Ladies' 
OotHls,  Triramlnifs,  Embruldcries,  Ac,  Nntiims  and  Panc.v  (inoils,  (irocerlcs,  I'rovislons, Tobavco,  Hardware,  Crockery, 
Ulamware,  ''lollilnn,  Hoots  and  Shoes,  Huts,  (;aps  and  Kunitshlnii;  Goods. 

Orders  eonipletely  and  promptly  filled.    IllKliest  cash  price  paid  for  Wool,  Hides,  Furs,  Skins  and  Country  Produce. 


w.  T.  oABVitar. 


W.  B.  MAXW^ELI.. 


Osburii   A  maxnirelly 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

TIF,  SHEET  IROF,  COPPER  AFR  MNG. 

DEALERS  IN 

STOVES,  RANGES,  HOLLOW  WARE  AND  KITCHEN  UTENSILS, 
PUMPS,  LEAD  PIPE,  HARDWARE,  CUTLERY,  PLATED 
GOODS,  WOOD  AND  WILLO  W  WARE,  etc. 


JOHTVSOTV  Ac     STI«:A.TTOTN^, 

DEAI.iniS    IN 

LADIES'  &  CENTLEMEN'S  FURNISHIMC  GOODS, 

KeepInK  ccnistantly  on  hand  a  if'""'  assortment  of  Hoots  and  Shoes.  Hats  and  Caps,  Groceries,  Books  and  Stationery, 
and  a  great  variety  of  Fancy  Articles,  which  we  propose  to  sell  for  Cash  or  Produce. 

EUeEIirE  CITY,  ■..AWE  COVIVTY,  OBEOOV. 


SI»E1VCEK.»S     BXJTTE    TA]V]VER.Y. 


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Manufacturer  tnd  Dealer  In  all  kinds  of 

LSSikTHER,  DRY  ^  OREEIIV  S  A-LXED  HIDES,  Jto. 

Highest  cash  price  paid  for  Beef  Hides,  Sheep  Skins,  Furs,  *o.  Euornb  Oitr,  Lam«  Co.,  Obkoon. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


UKALKIl   1:1 


Staple  &  Fancy  Dry  fioo4$,fir<^$0ri0$,  Hardware, 

PROVISIONS,  PRODUCE,  CLOTHING, 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  T06A000,  AMMUNITION,  NAILS,  IRON,  CROOKERT,  GLASSWARE,  PATENT 
MEDICINES,  DRUGS,  GOAL  OIL,  GOAL  OIL  LAMPS,  STATIONERY,  WOOL,  TALLOW, 
FLOUR,  WHEAT,   OATS,  BUTTER,  WOOL  BOOKS,  WOOL  YARN,  DEER- 
SKINS, HIDEa,  WINDOW  SASH,  &o.,  &o. 
A     VVLL     SVl'1'J.Y    or 


Couiitantly  on  hand,  aud  fur  m\v  at  low  ratea. 

In  Front  of  the  Court  House,  cor.  of  Oak  and  Ninth  Sts.,  Eugene  City,  Oregn 

„     ;!       £:ST.iVBXjIS£ZSZ>    1866.      .    ,     . 


Dealer  in   General  Merchandise^ 

Hag  ooDstantly  on  hand  a  large  and  well  selected  stook,  comprising 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Dry  Goods,  Dress  Qoods  and  Ladies'  Wear,  Trimmings  and 

Embroideries,  Clothing,  Hats,  Caps,  Boots,  Shoes,  Woolen  Ooods,  Famishing 

Goods,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Crockery,  Glassware,  Bar  Iron  and  Steel, 

Agricoltoral  Implements  and  Miners'  Outfits. 

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Orders  completely  and  promptly  tilled,    lliglietut  Caiili  Tricn  prid  for  Wool,  Hideo,  Furs  and  Country  Produce 


ImIlkin  a  witter,  :  , ; 

TANNERS,  and  Manufacturers  of  the  CELEBRATED  LAKIN  SADDLE  TREE, 

DEALKRS     IN 

A.LL    KIISTDS    OF   LEATHER. 

Orders  promptlu  attended  to. 

Highest  Cash  Price  paid  for  Green  and  Dry  Ilidcii,  Sheep  Skins,  etc. 
EXTG^E1^TB    CIXTT,    Xj^^INTS    COXTITX-Sr,   OUBO-OIsr. 


J.    B.    XJ]Srr)ERA\rOOD, 
Attorney   and    Counselor    at    Liamr^ 

KUUKNE   CITY,    I.ANK   COUNTY,    OHKUON. 


Particular  attention  paid  to  collections  from  ahroad,  for  the  Pacific  Coast.    Agency  Pacific  Insur- 
ance Compan;'  and  Notary  Public. 


EUGENE  CITY,    LANE   COUNTY,   OREGON, 

J-    A..   ■WINTER,   I»IIOTOGH*A.I»ia:EIl,   ETO. 


Photographs,  Ambrotypes  and  Melninotypes,  executed  in  first  class  style.    Also,  the  new  celebrated 
Sun  Pearl  picture  on  porcelain.    Pictures  taken  in  cloudy  weather. 


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JOHN  G.  KRIZSCHBAinXI, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  HARDWARE, 

Queens'  Ware,  Crockery  and  Glassware,  Wood  and  Willow  Ware,  Farmers' 

Implements,  Bakery  and  Confectionery,  Dye  Stuffs,  Paints,  Oils, 

Patent  Medicines,  Cutlery  of  all  kinds.  Ammunition, 

Fishing  Tacido,  nssortcd  ;  Brtislies,  Brooms,  Gents'  and  Ladies'  Boots  and  Shoes,  Gents'  and  Ladies' 
Furnisliing  Goods,  Domestic  and  Staple  Goods,  Yankee  Notions,  Woolen  and  Rubber 
Goods,  Yarn,  Flannel,  Blankets,  Furs  of  all  kinds.  Fruits,  Dried  and  Green ;  Poul- 
try, Wheat,  Oats,  Flour,  Bacon,  and  all  kinds  of  Oregon  Produce. 

Commissions  and  Agency  for  Reapers,  Mowers,  Threshers,  and  all  kinds  of  Machinery  are  accepted. 

REPEKESeES-l'ORTLASD-JIcCrakcn,  Merrill  A  Co.;  Allen  *Lewlg;  LaddARced;  Knnpp  BurrellACo. 
KEFEKESrC-ES-SAN  KKANCISCO-Allen  &  I.owls;  Merrill  &  Aldrlch;  M.  Kills;  L.  B.  Bcnchlcy  &  Co. 


ISIUOU  rox!"^'  }  forvalll.,  Oregon. 


E.    FOX    &    BKOS. 


LEO  FOX,{Al'^»ny: 


DKALEB8   IN 


AGENTS  FOB  WELLS,  FABQO  b  CO  '<3  EXFBES8. 

Also  KiirclKn  and  Domestic  Dry  (ioods,  Clotlilnt!,  IIat»  and  Caps,  Hoots  and  Shoes,  and  KuniUliIUK  Ooods.  Ladles' 
Dress  Goods,  'I'rlniinlniis,  Knibrolderles,  Fancy  tioods,  Ac.  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  Window  Sliadcs,  Yankee  Notions,  Ac. 
Groceries,  Crockery,  Ulassware,  Hardware,  CItiarg,  Tobacco,  Wines  and  LIquon. 

Highest  Gash  Price  paid  for  Pork|  Baoon,  Wool,  Hidei,  Fan,  and  other  Oonntry  Produce. 

CORVALLISf  ALBANY, 

Benton  Co.,  Oregon.  Linn  Co.,  Oregon. 


OBO.  B.  WATKR8. 


DAVID  a.  OLARK. 


COIIVA.IL.L.1S,    BENTON    COUPfTY,    OXCEGOIV, 

UKALKIIS    IN 

Cnnslstlnn  of  Pry  floods,  Ladles'  Uoods,  Itllibons,  Notions  and  Fancy  (loods,  (Srocerles,  Hardware,  Hats  and  Caps, 

Woolen  tioiids.  Hoots  and  Shoes,  ( 'rockery, lilassware,  liar  Iron  and  Steel,  Agricultural  Iniplenicnt.4  and 

Machines,  Oils,  I'alnts,  Cilusa,  Ac.    llighe»t  pricet  paid/or  Wool  anil  Country  froduce. 

TEE.EORAPH  AOEWTS   FOB  CORVAT.I.I8.  


F.    A.    GHElNOlTirEiTH^ 


Practices  In  the  Circuit  and  Hupremn  Courts  of  the  Slate  of  Oregon,  and  devotes  special  attention  to  collections  iVom 
abroad.   Also  Agent  for  raclllc  FIro  Insurance  Company  and  North  American  Lift)  Insurance  Company. 

CORVALLIS,  BENTON  CO.,  OREGON. 

Befen  to  Hon.  QEO.  H,  WILLIiHS,  U.  S.  Senator  from  Oregon,  and  Hon.  A.  A.  DEMY,  H.  0.  from  W.  T. 


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PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


DR.  J.  JUT, 


VEGETABLE,  LUNG  AND  LIVER  BALSAM. 

A  NEW  AND  VALUABLE  DISCOVERY. 


The  most  popuUr  and  reliable  remedy  known  for  all  Lung  and  Liver  complaints,  Scrofulas,  Im- 
purities of  the  Blood,  and  rutoncous  diseases.  Cancers,  Rheumatism,  Pains  in  the  Chest  or  Spine,  br 
Menralgia,  and  all  Female  debilitations,  go  common  on  this  coast. 

IT  TOOK  THE  FIRST  PREMIUM  AT  THE  OREGON  STATE  FAIR  IN  1865.     Mann  ! 
facturcd  and  sold  wholesale  and  retail,  at  the  proprietor's  office,  in  Corvallis. 

Orders  tilled  and  sent  to  an^  part  of  the  Coast  or  United  States.  I 

Also  a  sure  remedy  and  antidote  for  the  Cholera.     That  has  cured  all  that  ever  took  it  according  ' 
to  directions  in  the  Atlantic  States,  and  will  bo  warranted  on  this  Coast.    A  SURE  CURE  AND 
PREVENTATIVE. 

FOR  SALE,  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL,  BY 
Dr.  J.  W.  Murray  &  Co.,  Chemist  and  Druggist, 

CORV.ALLIS,    OREaON. 

— ^  ■••  ^^  •♦-♦ 

We  arc  nleo  the  original  compounders  of  the  world-ronowncd  and  greatly  colobratod  llagic  Oil,  one  of  tlio 
greatest  cliHcovoricR  in  the  Vegetable  Kingdom.  For  all  Ached  and  I'uins  of  tlio  human  family.  60,000  Uuttlos 
sold  in  Oregon  in  the  last  two  years.  The  only  original,  pure  aud  genuine  Msgic  Oil  mauuiacturud  and  iiolil 
Wholeoale  and  Ketail,  at 

DR.  J.  W.  MURRAY  &  GO'S  DRUG  STORE,  OORVALLIS,  OREGON. 


H.     FLICItlNGER., 
MANUFACTURER  OF  SADDLERY  AND  HARNESS. 

DEALEU   IN 

SADDLES,  BRIDLES,  WHIPS,  SPUBS,  SADDLEBY,  HABDWABE,  HABNESS  AHD  BBIDLE  LEATHEB,  kc. 

A  good  assortment  of  Wagon  and  Buggy  Ilarnos*  constantly  on  hand.     Oorrallis,  Benton  Oo.,  Oregon, 


issr. 


i8»r. 


THE  BEST  ASSORTMENT  OF  RIFLES,  PISTOLS,  SHOTGUNS 

I'owdrr  FliMkn,  Gnmc  Biigi,  Lockn,  noiihle  TrlKK^ni,  Itihs,  Wad  (luttnrx,  MoimtluK.  Powder,  Slint,  Caps,  Lead, 
and  everything  in  the  Uun  lino  can  be  found  in  the  Uunsuiith  shop  at  Corvnllis.  Work  done  to  order  and  war- 
ranted. OtTSTAV    MOOKfS. 


«   mmm  ♦ 


CARRIAGES  AND  WAGONS  MADE  TO  ORDER  AND  REPAIRED. 

nlng  to  my  line  of  business  done  In  a  workmanlike  manner.    Waj 
I  rates. 

A.  PURDY,  Corvallis,  Oregon. 


Everything  pertaining  to  my  line  of  business  done  In  a  workmanlike  manner.    Wagon,  Carriage  and  Sign 
ralnting  at  reasonable  rates. 


ALBANY    FX3BRY. 


A  Safe  tB  Commodious  Ferr\i  'Boat  for  Passengerg,  Teams  or  Loose  Stock. 
FSXtXtX.A.O'S   .A.T    ZiSDXTOSD   Xt.A.TSS. 

My  Ferry  Is  well  constructed,  with  all  of  the  latest  Improvements  fbr  safety,  and  strongly  secured  by  a  good 
Wire  Bope. 

A.  PEAItCE,  Albany,  Linn  Co,,  Oregon, 


ADYEBTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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COR'V-A.IjX.IS,    OUBCa-OUT, 

HXMtuU  mi  %tim\  §aUx  in  ^itaxH, 

TIN  PLATE,  SHEET  IRON,  COPPER,  BRASS,  ZINO, 

Wire,  Block  Tin,  Stoves,  Pumps,  Iloae,  Iron  and  Lead  Pipe,  Cast,  Tinned  and 
Enameled  Hollow  Ware,  House  Furnishing  Hardware,  etc. 

HANUFAOTUBEB  OF  TIN  WABE  OF  EVEBT  DESOBIFTIONi  ALSO,  OOFFEB,  BBA8S,  AND  SHEET 
IBON  WABE  I  ALSO,  BEFAIBDia  IN  ALL  ITS  BBANOHES. 

CORVALLIS,  BENTON  COUNTY,  OREGON. 

HOUGHTOur  A^PLAiyriyrETT^ 

MANUFACTUBIB?  AND  DEALEBS  IN 

Harness,  Skirting,  Bridle,  Calf  and  Kip  Leatlier, 

Also,  DEEIl  SKIN,  KID,  CARRIAGE  LEATHER,  ETC, 

AlVD    AI.I.    KIWDS    OF    I^EATHKR    APPKRTAIXIBrO    TO    THE    BVBiarEBS. 

Orders  solicited  and  promptly  attended  to. 


JOSEPH  HUNT.  ESTABLISHED  1857. 


JOHN  BICKEL. 


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We  have  superior  fnrilities  for  brewing  and  storing  Lager  Beer,  and  the  article  supplied  by  us  is 
acknowledged  to  ho  the  best  in  the  State  of  Oregon. 

Lager  and  Buck  Beer,  and  Ale  and  Porter,  in  quantities  to  suit,  and  sent  anywhere  in  good  pack- 
ages within  a  circuit  of  Fifty  miles  of  Corvallis. 

Orders  solicited  and  promptly  filled.    Satisfaction  guaranteed. 

HUNT   A    BIGKBLi^ 

{jMYis^Ms,  mmm  m'^wsj,  mmm. 


WM.     FLIEDNER, 

OOIt-VALLIS, OHECJON", 

DBALEB    IN    IMPORTED    AND   DOMESTIC 

©IgaiSe  ^Q^MmQt  Wi^m,  ftst  lamer  ^®@is» 

STATIONEBY,  BOOKS,  BLANK  BOOKS,  MAGAZINES,  FEBIODIOALS,  PEBFUMEBT,  OUTLEBT,  TOTS, 
Also,  an  assortment  of  Gents'  Furnishing  Goods.  


OKO   FINO   SA.LOON, 

T)^A.TN    STREET, GOKrVAJUT^XBy   OREO-ON". 

Tills  well  known  SaU  nn  has  just  been  overbaiilod  and  roflttod,  and  newly  ftirnialicd  tliroiigliout,  and 

the  proprietor  is  determined  ao  to  keep  It  that  patrons  can  find  no  fcult.    He  has  received 

within  the  last  few  days  a  large  stook  of 

Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars,  and  intends  to  kaop  none  bnt  the  First  Quality  in  the  Bar. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


D.  BKACH. 


TH08,  MONTEITH. 


J.  SI.  DEACU. 


BEACH  A  mONTZSITH, 


I3E.AJJSZ%S   ZXT   .A. 


hill  AssoM  of  MAisii, 

^.y^T>  PxiopxiZSTOxis  or  tzxe 

ALBANY  STEAM  FLOURING  MILLS. 


Wc  are  prepared  to  furnish  the  best  quality  of  FLOUU  and  all  kinds  of  GROUND  FEED  in 
quantities  to  suit  Purchasers,  at  the  Lowest  Marl(et  Value. 

We  are  building,  in  connection  with  our  Mill  and  Warehouse,  a  LARGE  AND  COMMODI- 
OUS WIIAUF,  where  wo  will  bo  prepared  to  receive  and  forward  all  shipments  consigned  to  our 
care. 

Uaving  reliable  Agents  at  PORTLAND  and  SAN  FRANCISCO,  wo  are  prepared  to  do  a 

General  ^'orwarding  and  Commission  Business. 
ALBANY,    OREGON. 


X>S.A.XiEX«   zia* 


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FORCE  AND  LIFT  PUMPS, 

Sheet  Lead,  Zinc,  Copper,  Lead  Pipe,  Brass  and  Iron  Ware,  ftc..  Plated  Gh)ods,  House 
Famishing  Ooods,  Japanned  Ware,  Brass  and  Enameled  Kettles. 

JOB  WOKK  I'BOMITLY  AITENUED  TO. 


WROUGHT  AND  CAST  IRON   WORK 

OF   EVKKT   DKSrUirTION,   ON   BIIOBT   NOTICR. 

Also  BRASS  CASTINGS.    All  Orders  for  MILL  WORK  will  be  filled  with  dispatch,  and 

-!  jf    i  f    ;      fj     in  a  satisfactory  manner.  ^    ^  ;    ^  , 

Horse  Powers  and  Agricultural  Implements  &  Machinery 

Manufactured  to  order,  and  particular  attention  paid  to  Repairs.    All  Itinds  of  PATTERN 
WORK  done  to  order  on  short  notice. 


ALBANY,  OREGON. 


A.  F.  CHERRY. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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CIIAS.  MKAL.BV. 


WM.  PE.VMI*TOIV. 


o.  m:e^le Y  &  CO 


DGALEHS  IN   AND   MANUrACTURERS   OF 


BEDDING,  SPRINGS,  PULU,  HMR,  MOSS,  FEATHERS,  Sc. 

Mirrors,  Picture  Frames  and  MoHldings. 

Latest  styles  of  Furniture,  Sofas,  Side  Bonrds,  Bureaus,  Tiiblei',  Chaml)er  Sets,  &c.,  Whatnots, 

Wanlrohi'8,  Sprin;;  Mattrasscs. 

TBADE  SUPPLIED  AT  THE  LOWEST  WHOLESALE  PBICES. 


MAMVFACTIJBKnfi  AWD  AOKSTTS  OF  THE  TKI^EBRATED 

EGOiffomY  vuAsmna  maghini:. 

All  kinds  of  Cabinet  Job  Work  done.    Oountera,  Neats  of  Drawers  and  Store  Fixtures, 
finished  in  superior  style.   Oontraots  taken  for  fltting-up  Stores,  &o. 


MANUl'ACrUlllOUS   ANO    DKAI.EHS    IN 

COFFINS,  COFFIN  TRIMMINGS  AND  UNDERTAKERS'  HARDWARE. 


G.  F.  SETTLEMIER. 


It.  C.  HILL. 


SETTLiESMIEIR     A    GO. 

ALBANY,  LINN  CO.,  OREGON, 

BRM6ISTS  &  APOTHECARIES, 

DKALKRS    IN 

DRUGS,  CHEMICALS,  PATENT  MEDICINES,  PEEFUMERT,  TOILET  GOODS, 

DENTAL    GOODS,  SURGICAL    INSTRUMENTS, 

OILS,  PAINTS,  CLASS,  VARNISHES,  TURPENTINE,  BRUSHES,  AC,  AC. 

OfBoe  of  California  State  Telegraph  Oompany,  DURON  W.  WAKEFIELD,  Agent. 


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WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  CASH  STORE, 

MA.I1V  ANO  BROA-O  SXREEXS. 

A  Good  Aesortment  of 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries,  Hardware,  Oils,  Paints  and  Glass, 
Boots,  Shoesi  Hats,  Caps,  &c. 

In  connection,  I  have  a  good  Warehouse  on  the  bank  of  the  Willamette  river,  to  store  Fruit  or  Grain,  and 
will  attend  to  Commissions  for  shipping,  forwarding,  &c. 

R.  OHEADI^E,  ALBANY,  OREGON. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


W.  W.  rAKRIHII. 


J.  C.  MKNDKSIIALL, 


mr.  IV.  PARRISS  A  CO. 

AUllASSIn  MSSffl  Wan  tDi^aSHSIa 


Dealers  in  General  Merchandise 

A&ENTS  FOR  UNION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO. 

H»T«  oonitant>7  on  hand  a  Large  and  Well  Beleoted  Stock,  oompriiing 

I>ry  Goods,  Sen  fly- fnade  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hatu 

and  Caps,  Hardivare  and  fjueensware.  Glassware, 

Groceries,  Cutlery,  Paints,  Oils,   Window 

Glass,  Nails,  Jbc,,  Jtc. 

\\m,  Patent  Modlclnon,  KoroBono  Oil  and  Lamp*,  all  of  which  wiil  bo  Kold  as  Low  as  tlio  Lowest  for  CA8II 
or  MEKCIIANTAnLE  I'KODUCE. 

W.  If.  I'AltHlSH  Jt  CO.  rcspoctftiliy  invito  attention  to  their  FAI<Ii  AND  WINTER  STOCK 
of  the  abovo  Artlcleii,  which  for  Variety,  Eipgance  and  Chcapm>i>i<  Ih  iimi|iialcd  by  any  in  Albuny. 

Their  auortment  of  1>11Y  GOOI>M  embraces  ovorylhInK  necessary  for  Indies,  Slisscs  and  Children, 
such  as  KmhrnMrrii,  Hoop  SktrtH,  SlIkH,  UuKtery,  Jtr.,  Ac, 

Persons  wishing  to  buy  Goods  will  And  it  greatly  to  their  advanta^o  to  examine  our  goods  before  purchaKiiiK 
olsewliere. 

^^  It  is  a  pleasure  to  us  to  show  Goods,  if  wo  don't  sell. 

Highest  Cash  Price  paid  for  Wool,  Pork,  Bacon,  Grain,  and  Country  Produce  iirnerally. 


TII0MA8  IIAMPTOV. 


S.  n.  McHKIDK. 


HAmPTOlV  «  moBRIDE, 

Mannfaotnrera  of  and  Dealers  in 
BEDDIHO,  FEATHERS,  HAIR,  FULU,  MOSS,  &o.  ' 

Lati'St  Styli'  (if  Pnrlor,  Drnwlng  Konin  niut  C'lininlipr  Fur- 
niture, Luuiigos,  lIurrnuH,  Sldi'bonnls,  ThIiIcs    Chairs, 
Jtllrrors,  I'loturo  Frames,  MouUIIiik",  ki^-,  <&<-'. 

All  Work  Quaranteed,  and  Ezecnted  in  First  Class  Style. 

.TOBBIXO  PnOMPTLV  ATTEXnED  TO. 


D.  M.  TUOM!  SON. 


A.  H.  PAXTON. 


THOMPSON   A   PAXTON^ 


We  linve  recentlv  enlnrueil  our  Onllery,  anil  have  the  hest  llt'ht  nn  the  Cnast.  We  have  the  latest  Iniprnved  Instru- 
ments anil  unc  thel)eiit  Materials,  anil  are  prepnreil  to  execute  all  kinds  of  I'leturea  In  flrst  elus4  style.  I'hotoKraplis, 
.\nihrotvpes,  and  the  new  «'elel)rated  Sun  rcarll  on  I'ureeliiln.  Cartes  de  Visltc— cnitnicled  hy  the  new  process. 
Copies  taken— satisfaction  Kuaranteeil. 

tbTos.  j.  safford^ 

ALBANY,    LINN   COUNTY,   OREGON. 

Carriages,  Baggies,  Freight,  Concord  and  Light  Wagons,  for  sale  and  made  to  order. 

Jobbing  and  Bepairing  done  in  workmanlike  style,  and  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTI8IN0     DEPAKTMKNT. 


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Albany,   Linn   County,   Orc^gon, 

AGENT  WELLS,  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS,  AND  PACIFIC  INSURANCE  CO. 

1)  kali;  11  IN 

General  Merchandise,  Dry  Goods,  Olothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Groceries, 
Hardware,  Oils,  Paints  and  Glass,  Bar  Iron  and  Steel, 

MHICIJLTBaiL  mPLEMENTS,  MlGlimKS,  TOOLS,  &c. 

Illslicxt  Price  paid  fop  Wool  anil  Country  I'rodiicp,  and  taki>n  In  oxclmniro  for  OooUii.    Am-nt  for  KIrby's 
Combined  Howor  and  Hcapcr.  JOHN  C'ONSKK. 

a.  HAJBHOWH.  E,.  BLAIHI.  ■.  £.  YOVWO. 

jr.    BAHRO^VS    &    CO. 

DKALKllH  IN 

Ocntral  Xerohandiie,  Staple,  Dry  and  Fancy  Oooda,  Qrooeriea,  Hardware,  Olothing,  Boott  &  Bhoea,  Crookery,  &o. 
(  ONHIGNMENTS  SOLICITKD.  ALBANY,  ORKGON. 


tfl9  '%7V.A.€3r<yTa-  mi 


8.  M .  PENKINOTON. 


J.  W,  MoBBIDE. 


MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN  CARRIAGES,  WAGONS,  Etc.,  Etc. 


FrciKl.t,  Conooril,  anil  all  klinl»  orMttlit  iind  Heavy  WiinmiH  mnilc  to  oriler.    JoliblnK  promptly  nttonilpil  to. 


I'crforms  all  o|)eratlons  in  tbo  lino  of  Dentistry  in  the  moat  per/ret  anil  improenl  manner. 

Feraons  deairinK  ABTIFICIAI.  T£S]TH  would  do  well  to  give  him  a  call. 

OFFICE  IN  FOSTER'S  BRICK  BUILDING- 


V.  M.  WADNWORTH. 


A.  H.  TI!VK£R. 


ALBANY,    LINN    COUNTY*    OREGON, 

HOUSE,  SIGN,  CABBIAGE  &  WAGOH  PAIHTIHG, 

I'Al'KU    IIAN<HN<t,    (IRAININO   AND    OLAZINCI. 

Partli'iilar  iitlcntUm  Klvt'n  to  CarrliiKP  I'HliitliiK.    JolibliiK  pnimptly  nttrnilcil  to  ami  iliiiio  In  tlrst  olaiiji  atylo. 


^  "^ISt  ^4  ^T  £  ^F  &?  I 

All  kinds  of  Tuniing  iluno  to  order  In  tlrst  rate  ntylc.     Hun  con^taiitly  on  hand  and  makes  to  order  Bedsteads,  Chairs, 

'i'al)le8,  Hpinnin^r  Wheels,  &c. 

OBDBRS    FBOMFTLY   ATTENDBD    TO. 


WILUAM    B.   CANON, 


PAOinO  STEEET,  ALBANY,  LINN  CO.,  OBEGON. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


OREGON  CITY  WOOLEN  MILLS. 


I>.  p.  Thonipson,  President ;  R.  Jaoolts,  Vioe  President ; 
Superintendent*  R.  H.  Duncan- 


MANUFACTURERS  UF  CASSIMERES,  TWEEDS 


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OOESKIMS,  lEAYERS,  BHOAOGLOTMS, 

BLANKETS,  FLANNELS, 

YARNS,  CARPETS,  ARMY  AND  NAVY  CLOTHS, 

GENERAL  AGENTS,  L  WHITE  &  BRO.,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 
c£> u:^ LS  csa c£> ^j^    c^s'o^^^'s 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

CLOTHinra  of   orxzgon  goods, 

Oregon  City  Manufacturing  Company's  Ooods. 
OoA.tfli,  3E*A.zxt«i,  'VT'eaitfliy  ^r  A-vtrexrai,  X7xi.c].ex>slxlxrtfli,  ct>o. 


The  Treide  Supplied  on  Liberal  Terms, 


ESTABLISHED,  1842.  - 

R.  SMITH   A  BROTHEIRS, 


MANUFACTUUERS   OF 


STEAM  ENGINES,  FLOUR  AND  SAW  MILL  MACHINERY, 

AGRICULTURAL  MACHINES,  «&o. 


All  kinds  of  Mill  Work  executed  in  first-class  style.    Particular  attention  paid  to  repairing  all 
kindH  of  Machinery. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


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•lOHW  IMYKRfl. 


J.  K.  KAl,STO!V. 

RAiaSTonr  «  niTisRS, 

DEALERS    IN 

GENERAL   MERCHANDISE,  FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  DRY  GOODS, 

Dre88  Goods,  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps,  Crockery, 

Glasstvare,  Hardware,  Bar  Iron,  Steel, 

EA.SXEK.I«T     SJA.SX3:,    DOOHS,    BLIISTIDS,    «SbC- 


-♦"••^-^- 


HIOHEST  CASH  PBIOE  PAH)  FOR  WOOL  AND  OOUNTET  PEODUOB. 


FRe».  VHABMAW. 


TBOB.  eilA]SNA.Sr. 

GHARIKIAN  A  BROTHER^ 

tire-Vroof  Itriek  JliiUdlnff,  Alain  Street, 

illllAls  CiMMISSIil  MllSHAlf  S, 

DealerB  in  Orocerles,  Ury  Ooodn,  Readif  Made  Clothing,  Hoots  and  Shoes,  Uard- 
ware.  Paints,  Oils,  etc.    Also,  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  etc. 


l^=  Agents  for  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  Oregon  Stage  Company,  and  Union  Insurance  Company. 


HIT  I  la  1. 1 A  nn    BARiaOinr, 

DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING,  GROCERIES, 

PROVISIOJSrS, 

Boots  atul  Shoes,  Hardware,  Crocker//,  Glassware,  Cutler)/, 
Stationery,  Notions,  d:c.,  and  l*atent  Medicines. 


Wool,  HidOH,  Country  I'roduce,  AKricultiiral  Iniplpinonts  and  Tools.    Farm  produce  taken  in  oxchinge  for 
Goodfi.  aud  highest  pricc-i  paid.    Orders  from  the  country  solicitod. 


JOHN  FORREST, PROPRIETOR. 

DBAI.En    IN 

OZlECa-OI^    OIT"5r,    0XiE001^s^. 


PREPARING   FOR    IMMEDIATE    PUBLICATION, 

A  Gazetteer  of  the 
WEST  COAST  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


« »»»  » 


Compriting  the  States  and  Territories  on  the  Paclflo  Coast  «nd  those  ac^aoent  thereto.   One  Volnme,  8to. 
EENBT  0.  LAHOLET,  Pablisher,  Ban  Francisco. 

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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIKKCTORY. 


TRANSrORTATION  CO 

OTMANIZED   DECE3HiER   Mh,   1H02. 

«     M       » 

Capital  Stocky    ...    ^2^000^000 

A.  A.  M'CTJLLY,  President,  E.  N.  OOOKE,  Vice-President, 

GEORGE  A.  PEASE,  JOSEPH  KELLOGG, 

L.  E.  PRATT,  S.  T.  CHURCH,  Secretary. 


8TEi?LM:ER 

SENATOR   or  ALERT 


XiE-A.VES 


Every   Morning   at   7   o'clock,   connecting   witr.  the   Steamers 

RBLIAlffCS^ 

FANNIE  PATTON^ 

nnrioivr^ 

ACTIVE^ 
>  or 

EGHO^ 


FOR 


Bntteville,  Dayton,  Lafayette,  Wbeatland, 

SALEH,  INDEPENDENCE,  DUENA  VISTA,      | 

ALBANY,  CORVALLIS,  PEORIA,  HARRISBURG, 

LANCASTER,  EUGENE  CITY  ANDISPRINGFIELD. 
Office  in  Holman's  Buildings,  Salem,  Oregon. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


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J.  n.  NICKLIN. 


A.  r.  NICKLIN. 


miQmtiim  m>  ©@. 


r>E.A.x.sxi8  X3>a' 


DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING, 

Gknts'  FurnishiDg  Goods,  Ladies'  Dress  Goods,  Hats  &  Caps,  Boots, 

Shoes  and  Rubbers,  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  Wall  Paper, 

Mirrors,  Yankee  Notions,  Trimmiogs, 

Groceries,  Iron,  Steel,  Nails,  Axles,  Springs,  Crockery,  Glassware,  Coal  Oil 

and  Lamps,  Hardware,  Tools,  &c.    A  full  assortment  of 
Blankets,  Flannels,  Cloths,  Tweeds  and  Cassimeres,  of  Salem  Manufacture. 


I  »■■  » 


We  pay  the  Hi^rlicst  market  price,  in  cxclianso  for  Goods,  for  Butter,  Eggs,  Tallow,  Bees  Wax, 
Bacon,  Lurd,  Dried  Fruit,  Cedar  and  White  Fir  Shingles,  Yew  Posts,  &c. 
CASH  PAID  Foil  WOOL,  WHEAT,  OATS,  FURS,  &c. 

STORE  IN  J.  S.  SMITH'S  FIRE-PROOF  BRICK  BUILDING,  COMMERCIAL  ST. 


J.  I.  O.N'CKLIN. 


A.  S.  C0MEGY8. 


w.  H.  w^ATKiarns.  r.  h.  uearborst. 

W.  H.  TTITATKINDS  &  CO. 

Iiii|)orter8  and  Manufacturers  of 

Harness,  Saddlery  Sc  Saddle  Hardware. 

Also,  Mantifacturers  of  Ha  mens,  Skirting  and  Bridle  Leather, 

KIP,  CALF,  SHEEP  AND  DEES  SKINS  CONSTANTLT  ON  HAND. 

SALEM  TANNERY,  AND  COMMERCIAL  STREET,  SALEM,  OREGON. 


FIRST  PREMIUM  awarded  at  Oregon  State  Fair,  1863-4-5,  for  best  Ladies'  Saddle,  Buggy 
Harnc88  and  Riding  Bridles. 


JOHN  mr.   GIIaBERT, 


Importer  and  Manufaoturer  of 


;®OTi  kMB 


AND    DEALER    IN 

LEATHER  A¥B  SHOE  EIFBmGS. 


UNIOlSr    BLOCK,    Sj^LEM,    OREQOISr. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


B.  F.  DKAKE. 


<F.  H.  MOOKE. 


SALEH  FOUNDBT  AND  MACHINE  SHOP, 

SA.LEM.  ortEooisr. 

DRAKE  &  MOORE, 


REAPERS,  THRESHERS,  SAW  MILLS, 


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OXCIS'T  Bfl;ii:.X.S>  and  all  Kinds  and  Styles  of  Af^CIIIBrZSRY. 

MACHINERY    RKPAIRED   AT    SHORT    NOTICE. 

PATTERN-MAKING  done  in  its  various  forms,  and 

satisfaction  given, 

EVERY   KIND  OF  BRASS  AND  IRON   CASTINGS  FURNISHED 


MA-NUFACTURERS     OF"     "WOOD  WARD'S     TATEIVX 

WHEAT  CLEANER  AND  SEPARATOR, 

WOODWARD'S    PATEiNT   THRESHING   MACHINE, 

AND    AGENTS    FOR    OREGON,    WASHINGTON    AND    IDAHO. 


FORSYTH,  PATTY  &  CO. 

STEAI,  SAI  AHD  MIW  IILI, 

FLOOBING, 

SIDING, 

stjefacb, 

Laths, 

3El.€>'C7Cfr3»:    Xj.-C7XKK33Je:Xl.* 

^•cr».3^TIS«Bl^  on-  sxxort  uoxioe. 

X^UMBER  OF  AX^X^  KI»ri>S>  I>RX:SSX:]>  ASry  UPri>R]3BSX30. 


Office 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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WEB-FOOT  TONIC ! 

A  FLUID  EXTRACT  OF  THE 

OREGON    GhRA.PE 

AND   OTHER  DOMESTIC  PLANTS. 

IS  AN  ANTIDOTE  FOR  INDIGESTION  AND  ALL  BlUOUS  COMPLAINTS. 


FXIEF.A.X%£:X2    ONXi"Sr   B'y 


IDx*.    7. 


SALEM,   OREGON. 
SOLD  BY   DRUGGISTS  EVERYWHERE. 


X:S'X'A.BIL,ISH£:i>    ISSS. 


SURGICAL  AND   MECHANICAL 


OXUSO-OBT. 

Office  in  Moore's  Bricli  Blocit,  Commereial  Street.    Residence,  near  tlie  corner  First  k  Center  Sts. 


OEo.  n.  cruuKY, ) 

Attorney  nt  Luw.    i 


f        SKTH  n.  HAMMER, 

( Notary  I'ubllc  and  Surveyor. 


OURRET   A   HAIKEnX&R,, 

Law  and  General  Agenay  OMee. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Laud  Titles  and  Questions  growing  out  of  Beal 
Estate  transactions.    Abstracts  of  Title  furnished  for  any  Tract  of 
Land  or  Town  Lot  in  Marion  County.     Business  trans- 
acted with  the  Departments  at  Washington  City. 

Will  attend  to  Baaincss  in  the  Supreme  Oonrt  of  this  State  and  otlier  Ooarts  of  Record. 


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PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY, 


@3  IP  QQL  £2  S2r  C^"     ^3*  C&  C^  £S 


The  undcrolEncd  has  just  received,  Bnd  Is  now  npentnir  a  very  flno  stock  ofSprhiR  Hoods,  dlrcot  from  San  FrnncU- 
co,  consisting  or  every  variety  of  dress  and  fancy  articles,  nmont;  which  are  the  following : 

DRY    GOODS,  j 

8l!k  Poplins,  (Various  styles)  I-artles'  Ooiinrs  and  riifls,  .laooncts  and  Hareires,  naniii<<k  and  Swiss  Mull,  Press  Ele- 
vators and  India  Uiilil)er  I'iikcs,  tiilt  Cord  and  lireust  rails,  Kstelie  anil  Lama  Shawls,  Ladies'  Linen  Kdt.'Pil  (dollars.  La- 
dles' CutlN  and  Handkerchiefs,  Ladies'  Linen  Knilirolilered  llandkcreliiels.  Ladles'  Financed  and  Krnided  Mats,  Ladles' 
I'cdal  Braided  Xnrinan  Hats,  Ladles' and  Misses'  l,eKhi)rn  Mats,  Men  style.  Spring  and  Sunnner  Uonnets,  (lalico  m,\ 
Mohair  Dress  rtoods.  Fancy  and  SAlId  lllack  Lawns,  and  Itroadwav  and  Duplex  Skirts,  ami  Marsailies  Cnuntciriianes, 
lied  Quilts,  Mnslhi  de  Laines,  (cver>  variety)  Mo/.and)li|nes  and  Chlnt/.es,  and  Itlaek  and  White  d.-^  ('lievrcs.  Alpacas 
and  Organdies,  Merinos  of  all  kinds,  and  White  and  Cidored  Halniorals,  Si)rague,  rhlllp  Allen  and  .Merrlniac  I'rlnts,  ' 
Knglish  and  French  4~>  Prints,  Prussion  Ualuun,  Denims  and  Cuttonade,  3-4,  ii-8  and  4-4  Brown  Cotton,  Flno  10-4  Sheet- 
ing, <<ic. 

Together  with  tt  general  assortment  of  Ocnts' and  Youths' floods,  of  every  variety,  such  as  Hoots,  Shoes,  Cimts, 
Vests,  Pants,  it c.    A  complete  and  extensive  assortment  of  Ladles' and  Children's  Shoes.    A  largo  and  beautiful  at- 
aortment  of  Hardware,  Queensware,  (irocerles.  Bar  Iron,  Steel,  and  Dress  (ioods,  all  of  which  will  bo  sold  for  t'ltsli. 
Wool  or  Country  Produce.    Highest  Casli  price  paid  for  Wool,  Furs,  Hides  and  (Country  Produce. 
Buckeye  Reapers,  Buckeye  Mowers,  and  Buckeye  Ueapor  and  Mowor  combined, 

•        FOR  SALE  BY  JOHN  C.  BELL,  SALEM,  OREGON.  I 


COMMERCIAL  STREET,  SALEM,  OREGON, 

UKALERS  IN 

STANDARD  AND   MISCELLANEOUS  BOOKS 

School  Books,  Blank  Books,  Stationery,  Wrapping  Paper,  Periodicals, 

Magazines,  Cntlery,  Gold  Pens,  Photographic  Alboms, 

Engravings,  Rubber  Goods,  Fancy  Goods,  Musical  Instruments,  Sheet  Music,  &c, 

Aennts  for  the  Florence  Sewing  Macliinoa.    Allantio  and  Foreign  I'apcrs,  Pictorials,  Magazines,  Novels,  &c., 
received  by  every  steamer. 


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AGENTS  PEOPLE'S  TRANSPORTATION  COMPANY, 
WiJARF  BOAT,  SALEM,  OREGON. 


DEALEIIS    IK 


GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  PRODUCE,  TOBACCO,  LIQUORS.  GLASSWARE, 

CROCKERY  mQ  UQYlQm, 

TJnlon  Tilods-f  Commcrolnl  street,  tBtnlem,  Oregon. 


®,  Mo  i^&.Mmmm'^mM^ 


i>t:ail.eu  in 


Imported  and  Home-Made  Furniture, 

Hair^  Wool^  Pulu  IHIattresses^  Ac. 

AT  WATT'S  OLD  STAND, 
COMMERCIAL  STREET,  SALEM,  OREGON. 


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Franc  is- 


J)ross  Kli'- 
lolliirfi,  l,ii. 
p,  LiKllcs' 
I'nilcn  .111(1 
JitfTimms, 
f,  Alpncns 

Jiif  rniitx, ' 

|0-4  Shcoi- 

ps,    <'l>llts, 

liitiriii  iu<- 

I'or  t'Bsh.  ' 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


IRVING  &  MESYEZR, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

EUPtFITURE,  CAIJIFET  WARE,  GHAIII8, 


SALEM,   OREGON. 


J.  N.  MATHENY, 


•i^JDo*: 


GOMMISSIOIff    MERCHANT, 

MA.THEN"Y'S    NEW  WHi^LllF  BOAT, 
SALEM,    OREGON. 


JAMES   K.    GRAHAM, 

Aluiiiit'actiiror  anil  Dralor  In 
MAT>DTL.EItY   Jk   ITAniVX:HS,   AND   (JAUHTAOX:  TRIMIMEH. 

lias  coiistuntly  on  Imiid  SADDLKS,  BRIDLES,  WHIPS,  SPURS,  and  a  uood  nssortmeiit  of 
Bugafy,  Cttrringe  and  Jli'uvy  Ilarncas.    Jobhing  promptly  attended  to. 


BENNETT  HOUSE,  J.  HENDERSHOT,  Prop'r. 

Tliix  wpII  known  and  popular  Ilotpl  Imvinft  rpcontly  hct'ii  renovated  and  pnlnrj^pd  by  an  addition  of  a  new 
Dining  lioom  i>ixty  (eet  in  lengtli.  witli  ''cveral  haril  Hnislird  rooms,  in  now  open  liir  tlieaeconiinudution  ut' 
till'  citizenx  of  Snlein,  and  the  Traveling  rublic.  The  proprietor  i»  now  ready  to  accommodate  all  who  may 
favor  him  with  their  patronago. 

The  TAItLK  will  always  be  8upplied  with  the  best  the  market  affiirdK.  Parties  Heekinp  a  qnict  homo  will 
do  well  to  patronize  the  Hennett  Houtie.    Hoard  per  week  lifS.OO,  Hoard  with  lodging,  per  week  »ti.n<)  to  1J8.OO. 

The  proprietor  will  at  all  timeH  endeavor  to  please  hiagucatti,  and  would  ri-npectfullv  solicit  a  share  of  the 
patronage  of  the  public. J.  UENDKKSUOT,  Salkm,  Oukook. 

jV  MrMARTIN  dTlDT  A^^ 

DKAMOHS    IN 

GROCERIES,   PROVISIONS   AND   PRODUCE, 

I'o'baooo,  Olarnrs,  Wlncst  I.ilquors,   and  Oils. 
All  kitidM  of  Oregon  Produce  taken  in  exchange  for  Goods  or  Cash. 


TRY  CLA-RK'S 


J.  E.  CIiARK,  SAIiEM,  OREeON. 


V.'  i 


120 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


•I.  M.  FBEVCH, 

Han  Krunuiscu. 


Umutllla. 


I  DdIIcii. 


FRENCH  &  CILMAN, 

IMFOBTSBS  AND  WHOLBBAZjB  DEALEBS  IN 

WINES 


n 


EIQUOBS 


A.Nrx> 


'CBO^EIilES, 

DALLES  CITY  and  UMATILLA.  OREGON. 


A1ST> 


SA^  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


p.  PECK. 


CHAS.  OOLDBAUM. 


^^  & 


WHOLKSALK    AND    RKTAIIi    DEALKHS    IN 

CLOTHING,   DRY    GOODS, 

Oregon  Woolen  Goods,  Gents'  Fnrnisfaing  Goods, 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  HATS  AND  CAPS,  <tC. 
Mi^IN   STREET,   DALLES,   OREOON. 

(Two  Soon  from  BLOCH,  MILI.EB  ft  CO.) 


r>ALLES     CITY,    OK-EGOIV. 

If AirrrAcrrvREB  as»  dealeb  isr 

HARNESS  &  SADDLERY. 

FINE  MEXICAN  RIGGINGS 


OnXAMENTAL  STAMPING  DONE  TO  OBDEB. 
A.  Fine  Assortment  of  Harness  constantly  on  liand. 


ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


121 


I».  HAWbl^KT. 


nr.   B.  MISIVOTT. 


UmATIXalaA.    HOUSES, 

iD.A.XjXiSs,  oxisca-oisr. 

The  Umatilla  House  is  the  only  FIRST  GLASS  HOUSE  at  the  Dalles. 

Located  near  the  Steamboat  Landing,  Railroad  Uepot  and  Stage  Office. 


Connections  mau.   at  the  Dalles  for  Canyon  City  and  Umatilla,  to  Idaho  and  Montana. 
Baggage  conveyed  to  the  House  Free  of  Charge. 


Manu&oturer  and  Sealer  in 


BUGGY  AND  STAGE  HARNESS, 


SAIDMJE^S. 


^^   BRIDLES,  BITS,   SPURS, 
AT>A.iiAcFox:s,  SA.x>x>iL.ii:iiv  iiA.nn'WA.iix:,  &.o. 


J.  z>.  o  oo 

WALLA  WALLA,  OREGON, 


MANUFACTURER  AND 


OLESALl  DEILER  i  SADDLES, 


•    O".    O  TJ  3E1.  a?*  X  &k , 

BOISE  CITY,  IDAHO  TERRITORY, 


T 


Will  Fraotioe  in  all  the  Courts  of  the  Territory. 


1         ft 


il 


122 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


fV.  A.  ALDBICH. 


J.  V,  MEBRILL. 


ilOHH  MuCHAKUar. 


McCRAKEN,  MERRILL  &  CO. 


AGENTS  OF  THE  UllFORNIA,  HAWAIIAN  AND  OREGON  PACKET  UNES. 

IMl'OKTEKS  OF 

SAN  QUENTIN  AND  OABMEN  ISLAND  SALT,  SANDWICH  ISLAND 

SUGARS,  COFFEE,  RICE  AND  PULU. 
Agents  for  Provost  k  Co*s  Preserved  Frnits,  Vegetables,  Piekles,  Vinegar,  and  Salem  Mills  Flour. 

FLOUR,  GRAIN,  BACON,  LARD  AND  FRUIT, 
LIME,  CEMENT   AND   PLASTER. 

Will  attend  to  the  rurchasc,  8ale  or  Shlpmont  of  llorchindino  or  I'roduco  in  Now  York,  8an  Franciaoo, 

Uouululu  ur  I'urtlund. 

A^LDRICH:,  MERRILL  <fe  CO. 

Nob.  204  and  206  California  Street,  San  Franoisoo. 

McCRAKEN,  MERRILL  &  CO. 

16  North  Front  Street,  Portland. 


1j.  H.  AI.I.EV. 


<.'.  H.  I.EWI8. 


ALLBN  &  LEWIS, 

FORWARDING  &  GOUISSION 


li) 


If 


WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING,  GROGERIESp 

BOOTS   AND   SHOES. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  STANDARD  FLOURING  MILLS. 

18^  20  and  22  Iff.  Front  Street^ 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


128 


J.  B.  KNAPP. 

Ban  Framciico, 


It.  B.  KNAPP,       \  TonTLAND,  Oueook. 

Knapp,  Burrell  &  Co. 


ox:i^e:ra.i:. 


COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

98  FRONT  STREET,  Portland,  Oregon, 

mrOKTERS  AND  DEALEK8  IN 

Agricultural   Implements, 

AND  MACHINERY, 

RUBBER  AND  LEATHER  BELTING,  GARDEN  AND  FIELD  SEEDS,  £c.,  &c. 

Also,  Jobbers  of  Flour,  Grain,  Bacon,  Lard,  Dried  Fruits,  &o. 


-» I  ^  1 1 


Will  givo  spocial  attention  to  tho  Purcliaso  and  Sliipuieut  of  Goods  in  New  York,  Boston  or  San  Francisco. 


OtDce  in  Sap  FranoUoo, 

310  Washington  Street. 


Agent  in  New  York  City, 

Chaa.  Dimon,  Esq..  181  Pearl  Street. 


H.  EVKRDISO. 


E*   ASEE^vE* 


EVERDING  &  BEEBE, 

NOS.  10,  ISO  AND  152  FRONT  ST.,  PORTLAND,  OREOON, 


ANU  DEALERS  IK 


l^^li^^^^l^  ^Mi 


Gonstantly  on  hand  Flour,  Bacon,  Oom  Meal,  Hominy,  Oat  Meal,  Farina,  Pearl  Barley,  &c.  Oonsignmenta  solicited. 


L.  S.  Scott,  Portland. 


E.  Stanbubrough,  White  Bluffs. 


WHOLESAZE  DEAZEMS  IN 


GROGSRIBS^  PROVISIONS^  FLOUR, 

BACON,  OEEGON  PRODUCE,  TOBAOOO,  Etc. 

No.  OO  Front  Street,         -         -        Portland,  Oregfon. 


«  mmm   » 


Goods  sold  by  tho  Package  for  Cash  at  Wholesale  Prices.     Orders  from  the  City  and  Country 
solicited  and  promptly  filled. 


lii 


'I 


^, 


As^ 


i>  \r  1^ 


IMAGE  EVALUATION 
TEST  TARGET  (MT-3) 


1.0 


I.I 


1^121    125 

m  ^^"  MB 
■tt  Uii  |22 

i^   U&    12.0 


FhotogFaphic 

Sciences 

Carporation 


23  WKT  MAIN  STRUT 

WiiSTRR.N.Y.  MSM 

(716)172-4503 


^ 


124 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINBSS     DIRBOTORT. 


I«  C.  ■HI.I.ABD.  IT.  a.  TAir  •CmTTVEH. 

MILLARD  &  VAN  SCHUYVER, 

(Suooeaiors  to  IiADD,  BSSD  *  CO.) 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

IMPORTERS     AND    WHOLKSALE     DEALERS     IN 

FOEMGN  AND  DOMESTIC 

EASTERN  DOORS  &  WINDOWS. 

VIn  J.  VAN  SGHUYVBR^ 

A$mi  Uiiioii  Iii$iira&e$  Co.*  San  Fra]ici$(i^. 


IMPORTER  AN1>    WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

Fine  TTVines^  Brandies 


A.im 


51  FRONT  ST.,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


.   BIARTIW   A  CO. 

Zmporton  ttad  Whdeula  Oaalera  in 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS, 

FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 
Hm.  604  A  606  Front  St.,  Sut  Fr»tt«i»«o,  C»I. 


R, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


125 


GHAS.  HODGE.                                CMS.  E.  CALEF.  GEO.  W.  8NELL. 

HODGE,  CALEF  &  CO. 

No.  97  FRONT  STREET, 

PORTLAND, OREGON. 


IMPORTERS   AND   DEALERS  IN 


DEUGS  AND  MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   OILS, 

Window  Glass,  Varnishes,  Brushes, 
PAINTERS'  MATERIALS,  &c.,  &c. 

'  *  ' 

Sole  Agents  for  the  State, 

For  the  Sale  of  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


FORWARDING  AND  COMMISSION  MERCHANT, 


DEALEK   IN 


GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS, 

GRAIN   AND   FEED. 

fMWM3&iM  km  %Mmkh  muMmum  muim% 

FIRE-PROOF  STORAGE,  110  FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

Ulvltest  Price  I*fild  for  Produce* 


127  FRONT  STREET,         -        -         PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

DEALER  IN 

Groceries,  Cloihing  and  General  Merchandise. 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  good  assortment  of  Ladies'  Dress  and  Furnishing  Goods,  Gents'  and 
Boys'  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  and  Family  Groceries.  Willamette  Wool  and  Oregon  City 
Woolen  Cloth,  Tweeds,  Cassimeres,  Flannels,  BlankeU,  Ac.    Particular  attention  given  to  orders. 


126 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 


.  SMITn. 


T.  A.  DAVn. 


p.  C.  BCHV YLEB,  «■. 


SMITH  S  DAVIS, 

Wholesale  Druggists, 


AND  DEALEBS  IN 


F4iii"f  s.  m%> 


9> 


f 


71  FRONT  STREET, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


T.  A.  SAVIBK. 


».  Mr.  BVBSaiDE. 


A.  C.  KIPI.BY. 


m 


JLG^NTS  FOn 


Sayier  &  Co's  Iierial  Flour  MOIs,  Orepo  City. 

IMPERIAL  MILLS  PUIN  MD  SELF-RISING  FLOUR, 


CoiiBtantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  by  SAVIER  ft  CO. 

No.  12  NORTH  FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


HENRY   ITA-ILINGf, 

(S1JCCE8§OB  TO  FAIMBTOS  &  HATT,) 

Importer  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in 

Hardware,  Saddlery  Hardware,  Iron  and  Steel,  &c. 

IVo.  as   FX«,0]VX   STJEtEET, 

BETWEEN  STARK  AND  OAK  STREETS, 


!i 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


127 


K.  MILITAiar. 


O.  JOVHT. 


'/    4. 


MILWAIN  &  JOYNT,  i 

Importer!  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 
TIN    PLATE,    BRAZIER'S   COPPER,    LEAD   AND   IRON    PIPE, 

SHEET  LEAD,  EOUGE  AND  LIET  PUMPS, 

ZINC,  COPPER,  BRASS,  AND  IRON  WIRE, 

TINNERS'  TOOLS  j^lSTD  MACHINES, 

AND   A   GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 

HOXJSE    FTJR.3SriSI3:il5Ta-    OOOIDS- 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Tilly    Copper  and    Sheet  Iron   ITITare. 

COPPER  WORK,  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 

IVom.  &0  Z*x'03a.t  Street   Aud   &&   Z^izrait   Street, 


B.  <f.  xroBTHBirp. 


•V.  C.  VAW  BKarSSELAEK. 


E.  J.  NORTHRUP  &  GO 


IMrORTEKS  AfiO  JOBBERS  OF 


HAlBWiM,  WMSI  IIMill 


'^ 


IROISr    ^ISTD    STEEL, 


TAR,   PITCH,   OAKUM,   OARS,    BLOCKS  AND  CORDACE, 

131   fiioi^t:   stecebt,   ooxir^Exi   ■staj^hilxi, 
I»0»TIL.A.lVr>,    OKEGON. 


I>.  D.  aVBnVHI^E.,  rortland. 


c.  c.  BVHarEi.r^,  Lcwtston,  i.  t. 


BUNNELili  BROS. 

IMl'OBTGRS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

ZINC  AND  COPPER,  LEAD  AND  IRON  PIPE,  HOSE  AND  PUMPS, 

a»fiA.ITXJTA.OTXTI*BIiS   OF 

TIF,  SHEET  IROF  AFB  COPPER  WARE, 

AND    PLUMBERS   AND   OAS   FITTERS, 

133  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon,  and  Lewiston  I,  T. 


128 


PACIFIC  COAST  BDSINBSS  DIRECTORY. 


WILLAMETTE  lEON  WORKS 

NORTH  FRONT  AND  E  STREETS, 

One  Block  North  of  Steamship  Landing,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

IRON    FOUNDERS,   STEAM   ENGINE 

AND  BOILER  BUILDERS. 

Steamboat  Machinery,  Quartz  Mills,  Flouring  Mills, 
Saw  Mills,  Horse  Power  and 

AGRICULTURAL   MACHINERY. 


JONVAL'S   IMPROVED   TURBINE    WATER    WHEEL, 

TYLER'S  WHEEL, 

TRULLINGER  &  WOODWARD'S  TURBINE, 
Dunbar  &  Stevens'  Patent  Steam  Piston  Packing, 
Holly's  Patent  Rotary  Pump. 

Wrought  Iron  Shutter  Work  and  Castings  for  Building  Fronts, 
and  Ornaments  of  a  variety  of  Patterns. 

Quartz  Mill  Shoes  and  Dies  of  the  best  hard  Iron. 

Hoisting  Machines,  Retorts,  Furnaces,  Ranges,  Grate  Bars,  &c. 

JOHN  NATION,  Superintendent. 


WM.  E.  COOPER. 


J.  P.  O.  I4»'War80AI.E. 


Carriage  Bflanufaotory. 

WM.  E.  COOPER  &  CO. 

Cor.  Second  &  Morrison  Streets, 

POSTLAXD,  OSEOOH. 

n«ve  on  hand,  for  sale,  and  are  manufteturingof  the 
host  KaBtcrn  Material,  all  kinds  of 

CAEBIAGES,  PHAETONS,  OPEN  AND  TOP  BUGGIES,  COUNTET  CABSUGES, 

A*ide  from  the  diet  that  it  I»  to  the  intprett  wf  the  community  to  initain  Homo  ManufhoturM.  it  will  bp  onr 
endeavor  to  rell  at  iuch  prioec,  for  Cash,  ai  will  be  (atinlactory  to  all  who  decire  good  work.  All  kinds  of  Car- 
riage repairing  done  on  short  notice.  WM.  XL  COOFSB  ft  CO. 


m^m^ 


ADVBRTISINa     DKPARTMENT. 


129 


BABHAlVBBOTHEfiS 


..£^4  fK.«NMrS.  MKi  .V. 


ARE  THE  ONLY 


C1L€T®1 


IN  THE 


City  of  Portland,   Oregon. 


(River  side)  bet.  the  Lincoln  House  &  Arrigoni's  Hotel. 


SoBiwwIKlE.   }s.nFr.ncl»o. 


hrrman  Walter,       t  n.,»i.„^ 
I.  Newton  Walter,  }ro"'«na. 


CARPET    WAirEHOUSE. 


No.  113  Front  Street,  next  to  the  corner  of  Morrison, 

tGrO'sr, 


IMPOKTBB8  AHD  DEALERS  IK 


CARPETS,  OIL  CLOTHS,  MATTINGS,   PAPER  HANGINGS, 

Lace  Cti^taina,  Silk  <fi  Worsted  Damasks,  Window  Shades,  Shade 

Fixtures,  Mugs  and  Mats,  Cornices,  and  all  Goods  in 

the  Upholstery  Line, 


^@mm  w.  "WAii: 


an; 


XAMUVAOTURBB  OV 


DOORS,  SASH  AND  BLINDS, 

AND  STYLE  OF  MOULDINGS  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 


Planing,  Taming,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Brackets  done  on  short  notice. 
Bed  Wood  and  Cedar  Bouglit  and  Sold.    Siding  and  Flooring  on  hand. 


9 


180 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINB88  DIRBCTORT. 


DKALER  IN 


DRUGS,  CHEMICALS, 

Patent  Medicines,  Trasses,  Perfninery, 

FAINTS,  OILS  AND  GLASS. 


IMFOBTBB  AND  DXAIiBB  IN 


DENTISTS'  MATERIALS  AND  INSTRUMENTS, 

AND 

PHOTOGRAPHIC 

STOCK  &  lUTKIIIIlI. 


THE  TRADE  SUPPLIED  WITH  SWEDISH  LEECHES  OF  DIRECT  IMPORTATION. 


inr.    IXrEATHZSRFORD, 

IMFORTER    AMD    DBALBR    IN 

BRVfiS,  PAINTS,  OaS  A  BT£S, 

Chemicals,  Window  Glass,  Druggists'  Sundries, 
„     PERFUMERY,  FANCY  GOODS,  £c.,  Sc.     . 

139  FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


J.  H.  HATCH^  D.  D.  S. 

Graduate  of  the  Penneylvania  College  of  Dental  Surgery, 

Tbe  pfttronage  of  those  who  draire  and  e«n  appreciate  flrtt  class  and  flnished  operations  Is  particularly  desired. 
No  work  allowed  to  leave  the  office  that  does  not  give  entire  satisfaction. 

Office— SonthwMt  Coni«r  of  Washington  and  Front  Streeto,  Farriih'i  Block, 


ADYBRTISINO     DBP^RTMBNT. 


181 


OREGON     IRON     WORKS, 

INCORPORATED,  JAN.  18TB,  1M6.  | 

OOXiN^Xi   X^OXiRISOXT   J^JNTID   SSVSNTTXX    8TS. 

This  Compant  have  lately  enlarged  their  Works,  and  by  the  introduction 
of  the  most  improved  Machinery  and  Tools,  are  fully  able  to  compete  with  any  Iron 
works  on  this  Coast,  both  in  the  character  of  work,  and  their  facilities  for  executing 
contracts  and  orders  promptly,  for  any  kind  of  Machinery  required,  embracing — 

MARINE,  STATIONARY  AND  PORTABLE  ENGINES 

and  BOILERS;  BATTERIES  OF  ANY  REQUIRED  WEIGHT; 

WHEELER  &  RANDALL'S,  FOUNTAIN,  and  MOORE'S  GRINDERS 

and  AMALGAMATORS,  HUNCERFORD'S  CONCENTRATORS,  SHOES  and 

DIES,  FLOURING  and  SAW-MILL  WORK,  PORTABLE  STEAM 

SAW-MILLS,  LEFFEL  &  MYER'S  AMERICAN  DOUBLE 

TURBINE    WATER    WHEELS, 

SHAFTNIO  AND  PULLEYS,  IRON  FRONTS,  DOORS  AND  SHUTTERS, 

For  the  oonvenienoe  of  parties  ordering  HaoUnery  of  us,  we  ftamiih  at  the  loweat  market  prioei, 
Battery  Screens,  Copper  PlateSf  Leather  and  Rubber  Belting, 

A.  0.  GIBBS,  Pres't. 


« »«» > 


THE    ;3EST    WORK    AND    LOW    PRICES. 


ALBERT  G.  VIAImImUIG  A  GO. 

BOOK,  JOE,  CARD  AWB  ORFAMEFTAL 


i3wnMrc3r, 

NO.    O    •WASHIWrOTON    SXnXSXIX,    FO^TI^A-Nn,   OREGOW. 


X..  H.  PAHRIBH. 


J.  E,.  ATKIVSOir. 


FABBISH  &  ATKINSON, 

t  —  » 
We  will  attend  promptly  to  buying  and  eelling  Real  Eotate,  collecting  debte,  renting  housee,  and  the 
general  intelUgence  businese.   And  aleo  to  any  buelnese  entrusted  to  us. 

«  ^  » 

WE   HAVE  FOR  SALE   THE  

Booia^oii,ffTr  "WAisaEarii^a-  x^a-ohiitb  .a.itx>  ^vmxrca-Bii, 


Also,  CRAWFORD'S  STUMP  AND  ROCK  EXTRACTOR  AND  ELEVATOR,  "^^ntly  brouRht  to  Ihto 
State  by  J.  L.  Atkinson,  who  is  agent  and  proprietor  for  Uie  Pacifle  Coast.  Orders  for  said  Maehlnes.*r 
information  respecting  riglits,  can  M  had  at  our  office,  Na  II  Morrison  Street 


t  ' 


182 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUBINBB8     DIRBOTORT. 


"»;!.*»  W.«',  }  »nT.rCHy,l.T. 


«•    * 


JOMAH  UraioK, 

PortUnd,  Oregon. 


r.  ' ^4  V.    snirO,  MTRIOK  A  GO. 

(SnOOEBBOSS  TO  E.  W.  TRACT) 


.TXj.A.ZO' 


f 


•  SO". 


ASSAYS  OF  GOLD,   SILVEB,   QUARTZ  AND   SULFHUBETS. 

Beturni  made  in  Six  houn  in  Coin  or  Ban,  at  the  option  of  the  depositor. 


.  BROKERS, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  COLLECTING  AGENTS. 

AGENTS  OP 
T^AlNHA.TTA.TS     r.IFX3     I]V8URA.NeC     OOMPA.P7Y, 

For  Idaho  and  Washington  Territoriee  and  State  of  Oregon. 

OFITOE,  COB.  FBONT  ft  WASHINQTON  8TS..  PORTLAND.  OREGON. 


J.  a  MITCHELL. 


JOS.  N.  DOLFH. 


ALAN80N  8UITU. 


mitchell,  dolph  &  smith, 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors  at  Law. 


« *«» » 


/SOLICITORS    IN    CHANCERY,  •'» 
AND  PROCTORS  IN  ADMIRALTY. 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


I>A.VII>   LOG-APT, 

Proctor  in  Admiraltyi  and  Solicitor  in  Chancery, 


90*. 


Fhysidans,  Surgeons  and  AoconohenrSi 

OFFICE,  CORNER  WASHINGTON  AND  FRONT  STREETS,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


J.  A.  CHAPIIAIT,  M.  !>.,  late  oTIlew  Tork,  and  ComnMoaed  Sargeoa  in  tbe  U.  8.  Annjr. 
WH.  H.  WATKIKS,  M.  IX,  hartog  rMehred  etpeeial  taatmetion  as  to  treatment  of  tbe  EYE  and  EAR  at 
the  New  Tork  Ejre  and  Ear  InOnnary,  wUl  gire  partienlar  attention  to  dtieaiei  of  tlioie  organi. 


ADVKRTISINa     DEPARTMENT. 


188 


J.  L.  PARRISH  &  CO. 

87  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon, 

STANDARD  &  MISCELLANEOUS  BOOKS, 

SCHOOL  BOOKS,  BLANK  BOOKS,  STATIONERY, 
PRINTING  &  WRAPPING  PAPER,  INKS,  TWINES,  PRINTERS'  MATERIALS, 

MININO  BLANKS,  ENVELOPES,  LAW  BOOKS,  LAW  BLANKS,  SHEET 
MUSIC  AND  MUSIC  BOOKS, 

wnmm  WMmmA'mm^^»  - 

GLOBES,    MAPS,    OHABTS,    ATLASES,   PENS,  CUTLEBY,  PHOTO- 
QBAPHIO   ALBUMS  AND  FANCY  ABTICLES. 

AGENTS   FOR   THE   aORENCE   SEWING   MAGHtNES* 


IMFOBTSR  AMD  PKAUCR  IV 


MUSICAL   INSTRUMENTS, 

SHEET  MUSIC  AND  FANCY  GOODS, 

Corner  First  and  Alder  Streets,  next  door  to  the  Post  Office. 

HnW  Agent  In  Oregon  for  M^SOHT  ac  HAMLIS'B  CELEBKATED 
CABIHET  OBOASr. 

AUo.  Agent  or  BTEIIVW  AT  Jk  fSOM'll  CIOI.D  MEDAI.  PIAWO- 

FOBTEi  which  received  the  First  Prize  Medal  at  the  Ureat  International  Exhibi- 
tion In  184n. 

Agent  for  ^VHEELEB  A  UriLSOS'S  IMPROVED  FAMII.'r  MEVriSO  MACHIHES. 

Erery  Machine  warranted  perfect 

All  ordem  for  any  of  the  above  Initrumenti  or  Machines  will  receive  prompt  attention.    Send  for  Circulars. 

E.  G.  RANDALL,  next  door  to  the  Post  O/fiee,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


73  FROHT  STREET,  PORTLAHD,  OREGON. 

BOOK,  CARD  AND  JOB  PRINTER, 

BTTLEB,   BOOE-BINDEB, 

Blank  Book  Manufacturer,  &C. 


184 


PAOIFIO     COAST     BU8IME88     DIRBOTORY. 


LAPFEUSi  KNOWLES'  HALL, 

POBTLAND,   OBEGON. 


The  aboTO  R|iitciou8  Hall  will  be  let  for  Concerts,  Exhibitioni,  Dramatic  Entertainmcnti ,  &c.,  on 
reaMnable  terms.    The  Hall  is  centrally  located, 

CAPABLE  OF  SEATING  ONR  THOUSAND  PERSONS, 

Bailt  with  a  due  regard  to  acoustics,  an'i  is  the  best  jlxbibition  Hall  on  the  Coast  out  of  San  Fran- 
cisco.   For  Terms,  address  or  apply  u  below. 


WUVKS,    IiXQlTORS    «    BIIiIiIARDS. 

The  best  brands  of  Champagne,  Brandies,  Liquors  and  Cigars. 

LAPPEUS  &  KNOWLES, 

No*.  O.  8  Jk.TfI>  lO  BTJLRIS.  SmtEErT,  PORm^AND,  OIXEGOK. 


A.  J.  Knott. 


R.  J.  Ladd. 


A.  Roberts. 


KNOTT,  laADD   «   CO. 

FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

COATS,  VESTS,  PANTS,  UNDER  &  OVER  SHIRTS, 

DKAWBRS  &  FANCY  CASSIJOBBE  BSXBTS. 


All  Goods  made  entirely  out  of  Oregon  Woolen  GoodB.    Wo  particularly  invite  all  Merchants  and  Tradon 
from  the  mining  dlstricti  and  interior  of  Oregon,  to  call  i:iid  examine  our  Steele. 


port'XjA.ni}.  oREoovr. 
BOOT  MAKER  AND  LEATHER  DEALER. 


«  m»»  » 


Keeps  always  on  hand.  No.  I  Stockton  and  Santa  Crnz  Solo  Leather, 
French  Calf  and  Kin  Skins,  Lining  and  Topping  Skins,  Orocon  Calf  and 
Kip  Skins,  Shoemakers'  Tools,  Lasts  and  Findings  of  all  kinds,  which 
he  will  sell  at  the  lowest  price  for  cash. 

Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 

Gentlemen  wishing  a  good  fit,  anf*  >^  first-class  fashionable  Boot,  will 
do  well  to  give  him  a  call. 


1, 


&c.,  on 


kn  Fran- 


ADVERTIBINO     DBPARTMENT. 


186 


ROSENBAUM   &   KOHLBERG, 

IMPORTERS   AND   JOBBERS   OF 

STATIONERY  AND  YANKEE  NOTIONS, 
No.    45     FRONT    STREET, 

PORTLAND,    OREGON. 


o 

PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

ZX^FOXiTEZi    .A.3SrZ}    V7-ZZOZiESA.ZiE    DB.A.Z.SXI    IN" 

FRENCH  COGNACS,  HOLLAND  GINS, 

SCOTCH  AND  IRISH  WHISKY,  JAMAICIi  RUM, 

FORT  and  SHEBAT  WDTE,  HOCK  and  CLAEET,  HEIDSIECK  CHAHFAONE, 

In  Cases  and  Faokages. 

27  FRONT  8T,,  opposite  the  O.  -Sf.  If.  Co.'a  New  Wharf, 


J.     SCIIOIVF'ELX>     Ac     OO. 

No.  85  FIRST  STREET,  CORNEE  OF  WASHINGTON, 

1MP0BTER8  AMD  DBALins  IN 

HAVANA  CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 

Constantly  on  hand,  a  large  assortment  of  Havana  and  Domestic  (Scars. 

Also,  all  kinds  of  Chewing  and  Smoking  Tobacco,  Fipes,  Snnf^ 

Playing  Cards,  Stationery,  Cntlery  and  Yankee  Notions. 


Excelsior  Soda  TWorhs, 

^W.     Or.     BA.LL^RD  &     OO. 

No.  42  FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

IHPORTKRB  AND  DEALERS  IN 

kh,  fi^u^T,  eUmf^m  Cidor  and  Botk  B$$r. 

MAMUFACTITBERB  OF 

OOUHTST  0BDEB8  FILLED  WITH  DI8PAT0H  AHS  FAOKED  BEOTJBELT  FOB  TSANSFOBTATION. 
■W.  O.  BA.i:.I.ARD.  *■•  MPU-EB. 


186 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


2fo,  121  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon, 


IMPORTXB   AMD  DXALKB   IM 


GUNS,  RIFLES,  COLT'S  AND  DERRINGER'S  PISTOLS,  POWDER,  SHOT. 

SHOT  POUCHES,  WIRE  CARTRIDGES, 

Omh  Malerialt,  and  WoBtenholm'0 

IXL  BOWIE  KNIVES  AND  POCKET  CUTLEBT, 
3PZ8X3.xx4-a'  TA.OTnr.E,  IIax>x.AJ^a'  c»oox>s,  <seo. 


■    ^m^  


DEALERS    IN 


STOYSS,  MMTAIiS,  BOMiOW  WABl, 

Tinmen's  Stock,  Tools  and  Machines,  Plumbers'  Goods  and 
House  Furnishing  Hardware. 

Agents  for  J*  H,  Manny's  Combined  Reaper  and  Mower, 

FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


03R3BLX 

(BaoMiwr  to  0.  W.  Vaaghn) 
IMPORTER   AND   DEALER   IN 

FOREIGN    AND    DOMESTIC    HARDWARE,  CUTLERY, 

le^D^as*  vaiiwao)  (B(i>«a>8»  &)&<]>»»  ewaaft* 

Anvils,  Bellows,  Agricultural  and  Mining  Implements,  Rone,  Tar,  Fitch,  Oaknm  and 
Oars.    Iteapers,  Mowers,  Threshers  and  Machines.    Kirby,  Ball  &  Wood's 
Mowers,  Pitt's,  Wheeler's  and  Massillon's  Threshers  and 
Separators.    A  full  assortment  of  these  and  other  Machinery  constantly  on  hand,  and  for  sale  at 
prices  greatly  reduced  below  the  prices  ever  before  oiTercd  in  Oregon. 

U6  FBONT  STBEET.  FOBTLAND,  OBEOON. 


PLUMBER,  GAS  AND  STEAM  FITTER, 

110  First  Street,  Portland,  Oregon, 

-\  DKALBB  lie  - 

Gas  Fixtures,  Cooking  Ranges,  Hot  Water  Boilers,  Bath  Tubs, 

Harble-Top  Wash  Slandn.  Lift  and  Force  Pumm.  Lead  Pipe,  8h<><>t  Loid,  Biock  Tin,  Wrought 

Iron  Pipes  for  Steam,  Water  and  Gas,  Water  Clotwts,  Sewer  Traps,  Street  Washera, 

Cilobe  or  Throttle  Valves.    Kverv  variety  of  BrsM  C'ockH  for  Steam,  Water 

and  Gas.    Kubber  Uoae,  Hose  Pipes,  fto. 

Hotels,  Public  Baildings,  and  Private  Residences  heated  with  the  latest  improvements  in  Steam 
and  Hot  Air  Apparatus. 


ADVERTISIITG     DEPARTMENT. 


137 


IH  Mll„>  X8a7. 


•  nf'     S.  N.  A.RRIGOIVI.    -----    Proprietor. 


OFFICE   OF   OREOON   ST-A^QE   CO. 

StacM  Xieave  Daily  for  all  parta  of  Westara  Oragon  and  Oaliflsmia. 


AUCTION-    A.NT>    COMMISSION. 


«  — .—  > 


jAl  TJ  O  >X>  X  O  2W  38  3ES3E1.^ 

CORNBR  OF  FRONT  AND  OAK  STREETS,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Meal  Estate,  Groceries,  General  Merchandise  and  Horses, 

A.T    PRXV.A.X3E]    S.AX.E 

Engliih  refined  Bar  and  Bundle  Iron,  English  Square  and  Octagon  Cast  Steel,  Horse 

Shoes,  Files,  Hasps,  Saws,  Screws,  Fry>pans,  Sheet  Iron,  B.  0.  Iron.  Also : 

Large  assortment  of  Oroceriss  and  Liquors. 

A.  B.  ZtlCHAIlUSOPr^  Atiotloneer. 


A.  ■.  .I.F.I.T.  «.w  York.  5A"j[iB:iJ?I&,I.X.}''o'«»»0- 

A.  B.  ESLFESIiT  <&  CO. 

A       NO.  75  FRONT  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON, 

Impoiten  and  WboUule  Dealers  In 

FURNISHING  GOODS,  NOTIONS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

Agency  for  Willamette  Woolen  Co.,  Salem, 


Sfanufaoturera  and  Importer!  of 

SADDLES,  OONOORD,  BUOOY,  AND  TEAM  HARNESS, 

SANTA  CRUZ  LEATHER,  CALIFORNIA  TREES,  &c. 

NO.    52    CORNER    FRONT   AND    OAK  STREETS, 
I»01*TI-iANr>,   OREGON. 


J 


188 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORT. 


nd  ItMiufluturera  of  every  variety  of 

FURNITURE,  BEDDING,  MIRRORS, 

Qilt  and  Rosewood  Picture  Frames, 
GLUE  &  UPHOLSTERY  GOODS, 

CORNER  FIRST  AND  SALMON  STREETS, 


207  Front  Street,  and  209  on  Levee,  at  and  oppofite  Estes'  Saw  Mill, 
POxtxzj.A.xTr>,  oxtso-oisr. 

MAMVrAOTDHXR  0» 

mmm  n  m  us  of  mNiT  woik. 

STAIR  BUILDING,  CAE7ING,  WOOD  &  IVOHY  TUHNMG, 
Scroll  Sawing,  Shaping  and  Planing  done  on  Short  Notice. 

Conotantljr  on  band  for  lale  and  made  to  order 

STAIR  RAILS,  POSTS,  BALUSTERS,  ETH. 


BRBIiSFOARD  &  BWRY, 

CABINET    MAKERS, 

Manufiustnren  and  Dealers  in 

INTERMENTS  MADE  IN  MOUNT  GBAWFOBD  OEMETEBT. 
Funerals    Undertaken    and    Completely    Furnished. 


PORTIiAND    KARBLiX:    TVITORKS^ 

o9  STARK  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Xi,C  .A.  R  B  Xi  33     .A.  XT  33      S  X  O  XT  S      O  X7  X  X  E  Zt 

Monnmental  and  other  Marble  Worki  inolnding  Finished  Building  Material*  in  Btonei  4o. 
PLANS  AND  DKSiaNS  FUKNISHKD  IF  DESIRED. 


laARBIiB   AND    STOlffS   YARD. 

SO*^.  OS  3B*r^si.t  flltireety  X*ox'tl»ix<jl.y  ^res* 

Keept  conitantly  on  hand  a  good  iitock  of  Marble  and  Building  fltone,  lulUble  for 
every  dcwrlptlon  of  work. 

Manteb,  Tomb  Btonn  and  Monnmenti,  of  ererj  Style,  eieoated  and  lat  to  order. 


RS. 

Bnes, 
ODS, 


JlDVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


139 


O.  •.  •II.VBB. 


DEALERS   IN 


IT.  B.  PAIS. 

9- 


BOOTS   ^ISTD    SHOES, 

No.  136  FIRST  STREET,  Between  Taylor  and  TamMll, 


OPTICIAN  km  MECHANICIAN, 

No.  99  FIRST  STREET,  Between  Washington  and  Alder  Streets, 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


SEXTANTS,  QUADRANTS,  SPECTACLES,  SURVEYING  INSTRUMENTS,  &c. 

17-  ALL  QBDB  OF  SILVES  FLATINO,  AKD  ALL  SEFAIBI<a,  WABSANTED.  .JO 
GILDING,  GALVANIZING  AND  BRONZING  DONE  TO  OBDEB. 


^297  12  Qj  Qa  IZ  .J^  SX£       S2  OB  ^£^  Qa  ^S' o 

COPPERSHIVH    AND    SHEET    IRON    WORKER, 

steamboat,  Distillery  and  Brewery  Work  done  with  Promptness. 

ORDERS    RESPECTFULLY   SOLICITED. 

FBONT  8TBEET,  between  Ash  and  A,  POBTLAND,  OBEGON. 


C.  BIl.L.8. 


AE..  ZIEBEB. 


O.  JAMES. 


CITY   BRAYMEN^  AND    EORWARDEflS. 

Office  at  their  Dray  and  Hack  Stables,  Comer  Stark  and  Second  Streets, 

Portland,  Oregon. 

All  bualncH  intnutcd  to  us  executed  with  care  and  dhpatch.    Orders  for  tlacks  promptly  attended  to,  Day  or  Night. 


MRS.      ROBERT     SUTHERLAND, 

Cloaks  of  cvorv  Style  made  to  order.    Dresses  cut  by  mensuro  and  warranted  to  lit.    Artificial  Flowers  and  Feathers 

renovated.   8traw,  Tuscan,  Chip  and  Neapolitan  Konnrta  cleaned  and  pressed  In  the  I.atcat  Style.  Ladles'  Ulding  Uats 

and  Habits  made  to  order.    Silks  and  Velvets  cleaned  and  dyed. 


No. 


Ill    FIRST    eTREET,    I»OIl,TlLiAWri>,    OREGON. 

[Opposite  Western  Hotel.] 


A.  H.  MARSHAL. 


F.  BCBL0S8KB. 

MARSHAL  *  80HLOS8ER, 

NSW    UVERY    km    FEES    STABLE, 

ALBANY,  OREGON. 

We  have  at  our  Stable,  opposite  the  I'aclflc  Hotel,  a  (jood  supply 
of  excellent  Saddle  Horses,  MInile  and  Dauhle  Kuntilos,  Hacks, 
Ac,  to  let  on  reasonable  terms.  We  respectftilly  Invite  our  fHenda 
and  the  public  generally  to  give  us  a  share  of  their  patronnge.  We 
are  determined  to  give  satlsfbctlun  to  all.  A  good  supply  of  feed 
constantly  on  hanil.  MARSHAL  £  8CHL0S8ER, 

Albany,  Obiqok,  December  ISih,  ISSS. 


li 


140 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS     DIRBOTORT. 


NEW    SA.I>DL.ERY    HOUSE. 


D,  ORECaO 

•ale  Dealer  in 


140  ETRONTT  SITXiSET,  POXiTXiJ^JO'D,  ORECaOXO*, 

lUnaflMturer  and  Wholeiale  Dealer  in 


Ayjt  jsrssTTBine  atpextaisiso  to  xh^h  tsade. 

All  kinds  of  Carriage  Trimming  done  to  order. 


^  SMITH  *   QUI1KB7,  FBOFBUBTOB8. 


«  »»»  t 


The  Best  and  Most  Convenient  Hotel  in  the  State. 

ROOMS  WELL  VENTILATED  AND  NEATLY  FURNISHED. 

This  large  and  well  established  House  oflfbrs  superior  inducements  to  the  traveling  public,  and 
also  to  pemianent  hoarders,  containing  a  large  number  of  the  best  furnished  Family  Rooms  in  the 
City.  Cold  and  Watni  Baths  attached  to  the  House.  The  Western  Baggage  Wagon  will  be  in 
attendance  at  the  Landings,  to  convey  baggage  to  the  Houte  Free  of  Charge. 


Zj.X3NrCOZj.2IW    3EXOXTS^ 


^XO*. 


JPZXiST   OZJ.A.8S    XZOXEX.. 


Zi.A.XiG!Ja8T   XXO*   TZXS   ST.A^XE. 


M.  0.  HATTHIBSSEN,  (of  the  well  known  St.  NIcIioIm  Hotel,  Victoria,  V.  I.)  Proprietor. 
HOT  AMD  COLD  BATH3  IN  THE  U0U8B. 


COMMISSION    MERCHANT  AND   AUCTIONEER, 

90  FRONT  9TR6BT,  PORTILANO,  <t»RCQ(»N. 

Auction  Sales  of  Real  Estate,  Stock,  Furniture,  Horses,  and  General  Merohandise.    Special  Salr^-  '<*t4>nded 
to  in  any  part  of  the  City.    Lil>eral  casli  advances  made  on  consignments. 
A  general  assortment  of  merchandise  on  hand  at  private  sale  at  auction  prices. 


BOOK  BIISTDERS,    BA.PER   RULERS, 


No. 

Portland*      • 


AND  BLAWK  BOOK  MAHUFACTUBEJta. 

5    WASHINGTON    STREET,     *c 


J.  A..  fisiie:k., 

Manu&otarer  and  Dealer  in  Oandiesi  Oonfeotions,  Fruits,  Nats,  Toys,  eto. 

JTo.  tOS  Virtt  BtTMt,  betufMn  M«rri»on  and  AUUr,  PorttatUI,  Oregon, 

All  orders  fh>m  the  eonntr y,  and  for  Balls,  Weddings,  ko.,  promptly  attended  ta    Trade  supplied  on  lib- 
eral Terms. 


iAHE. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


141 


OBEGON  STEAH  BREWERY. 


Macadamized  Road,  Portland,  Oregon. 

The  facilities  of  this  establishment  for  the  mannfactore  of 
AND 

O 3E1. 3E8 j£k HOC    jAlZjiES^ 

Are  now  completed,  and  unsurpassed  by  any  Brewery  on  the 
Pacific  Coast.  Mason's  Celebrated  Cream  Ale  shipped  to  order  in 
good  Packages. 

No  connection  with  any  other  house  on  the  Coast. 


•''  Ztetablished,  ITovember,  1857. 

North- West  cor.  First  and  Stark Sts.,  Portland,  Oregon. 


Fonr  of  PWan's  Patent  Billiard  TaHes. 


THE   BEST   OF 

m0,  ^i^nrn,  §m 


Always  to  be  found  at  this  House. 


OrsTnt  Saloos.— Fresh  Shoalwater  Bay  Oysters  served  up  in  every  style. 


FOBTLAND  STEAM  FLOUR  MILL. 


ft    we 


Superior  Brands  of  FLOUR,  GRAHAM  FLOUR, 

ORAOKSD    "WHEAT, 

And  all  kinds  of  Mill  Feed  for  Sale  Wholesale  &  Retail. 


142 


FAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


EAST  CORNER  MAIN  AND  EIGHTH  STREETS, 

BOISE    CITY,   IDA.HO    TERRITORY. 


» »»» > 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


ii@f  i  i  SIOIS 


^1 


CLOTHISG,  DRY  GOODS, 

SHELF  AND  HEAVY  HARDWARE. 


FARMERS',  MECHANICS'  AND  MINERS' 


Cigars,  Tobacco,  Pipes,  Powder,  Shot,  Lead, 
Caps,  Nails,  Blankets,  Grind  Stones,  Stationery,  &c. 

AT  THE  LOWEST  MARKET  RATES  FOR  CASH. 

JAMES  M.  BLOSSOM. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


148 


munrDAir  a  burner, 

.^     Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

BOOTS,  SHOMS,  HATS,  CAPS, 

HARDWARE  AND  QUEENSWARE, 

GROCERIES  OF  ALL  KINDS  KEPT ;  a  full  assortment  constantly  on  band. 
The  Mail  leaves  and  retnms  every  Satnrday  from  onr  Store. 

Middleton,  Twenty-five  Miles  below  Boise  City,  South  side  of  Boise  River. 


tSMATDILLA,   QRBQdN, 

DEALER  IK 


Stoves,  Tin  Plate,  Sheet  bon, 

Zinc,  Lead  Pipe,  Pumps,  Etc. 
AND    MANUFACTURBRS    OF    TIN,    COPPER    AND    SHEET    IRON   WARE. 


BOISE  CITY,  IDAHO  TERRITORY, 


MMW>BMM\ 


iS 


G^  ^^om)  im-  'w^  ^W)     i/i 

Will  practice  in  all  of  the  Courts  in  the  Territory. 


1 


COLLECTIONS  MADE  AND   PROMPTLY  REMITTED. 


Just  Published,    One  Volume,  8vo.,  850  Pages, 


I  I  ^»  I  I 


THE  PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

rOIi    1807.      aPRIOB,   FrVB   DOXiXi^AJlS. 
Containing  the  Names,  Business,  and  address  of  all  Merchants,  Manufacturers,  and  Professional 

Men,  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 
XJJULEirZl.'^  Gr.  I^AJiSGrX^'SrS'^  Z>xi.'fc>llflili.er, 

!  612  Glay  Street,  San  Vranoitoo,  OaL 


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ibe 


■'N 


One  Volume,  12mo.,  00  Pages,   Price,  50  Cents,  /« 

SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


144 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBOTORT. 


Agency  Bank  of  California, 

VIBGINIA,  NEVADA. 


I  mm^  » 


Wm.  Sharon,  Agent.  Oeo.  T.  Finn,  Cashier. 


<  »»i» » 


Receive  Deposits  of  Coin  and  Bullion,  make  Collections, 

Purchase  Bullion  at  the  most  Favorable 

Bates,  and  do  a 

GENERAL    BANKING    BUSINESS. 


Ea:oxz.A.i}Ta-a  for  sj^ZjEs  oxt 

Paris,  London,  New  Tork,  Bank  of  Ireland,  Dublin,  San 
Francisco,  Sacramento,  Portland,  Oregon,  and  all  the  Princi- 
pal Cities. 


W.  A.  M.  VAN-BOKKELEN, 

U.  S.  COMMISSIONER. 


« ^  > 


Commissioner  of  Deeds  for  all  the  States, 


'.'■[  '■  1 , 


Ann  nOTAST  7UBIiX0» 


■.'{t 


» ■■» » 


Special  attention  given  to  the  Collection  of  Claims  against  the  U.  S. 
THROUGH  OUE  OFFICE  IN  WASHINOTON,  D.  C. 


Agent  for  the  N.  T.  Life  Insurance  Company  of  N.  Y.  City. 


'"A^jT  I  if^vJTJ 


■VTWtGkTJSIA^  NmVAX^JL. 


ADVERTISINa     DEPARTMENT. 


145 


Gillig,  Mott  &  Co. 

DEALERS   IN 

HARBWARE^  IRON  ANB  STEEL^ 

MILL    AND    MINING    GOODS, 
STOVES,   TIN  AND  COPPER  WARE,  ETC.,  ETC. 

VIHGmiA,  HEVAOA. 


Kennedy  &  Mallon, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


,  XXVIXMAUUM  ^JLML^M.         X.X^.aUXM, 

.AX.SO, 

LARD,  LOBRICATIIIG  AHD  COAL  OILS, 

Wines,  Champagnes,  Glirets,  Fine  Old  Bourbon  Wliisliies,  Etc.,  Etc. 

1 1  ^  1 1 

Our  Stock  is  now  full  and  complete,  selected  with  great  care,  and  will  be  sold  at  the 

lowest  market  prices. 

1^  3r.  B.    €foods  delivered  free  of  charge. 

No.  22  South  C  St.,  and  comer  Smith  and  C  Sts., 
VIRGINIA,  NEYAM. 


Louis  Janin,  Jr. 


AND 


METTALiLinRGIST^ 


10 


146 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


IiEOPOI^iD    KUH 


.A.N-D 


METALLURGICAL  CHEMIST 


"VTRCa-IXTXA.  OIT'Sr,  XTEV.A.r>.A.. 


Bullion  Melted  and  Assayed  Most  Accurately. 

ALLKiniSOFOllBSmmmYED&illVillYli. 


ASSAY  OFFICE  AND  LABORATORY 


OF 


"  ^        No.  1  SOUTH  0  STREET, 
VIRGINIA, NEVADA. 


Assays  and  Analyses  of  Minorals  of  all  descriptions,  by  W.  T.  RICKARD, 
FelW  of  tlie  Chemical  Society,  Member  of  the  Geolo^  Association,  Micro- 
scopical Society,  &c.,  of  LcMidon.  Assayer  of  the  precious  Metals,  &c.,  by 
special  authority  of  the  Chilean  Government. 


MINES  m  MIIKIUL  PROPERTIES  INSPECTED  MID  REPORTED  ON. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


147 


WII0LR8ALB   AND   IlKTAIL   DRALRR   IN 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS, 

NO.  7  SOUTH  B  STREET,  VIRGINIA, 

STONE    BLOCK,   MAIN    ST.,  AUSTIN,   NEVADA. 


wim 


VZNGEnrT  MII.ATOVIGH, 

II,  Uiliii,  liiilMD,  iliilil, 

GBliGS   ANO   GEHEBAL   GBOCEBIES. 


VIRaiNIA^,    nSTEVADA. 


WIIOLE9ALK    AND    HKTAIL    DEALERS    IN 


DEMLINQ  &  GLOOTZ, 

V 

UQUOBS,  SEGAES,  &c. 

CORNER  H  and  UNION  STREETS,  VIRGINIA,  NEVADA. 

N.  B.— ALL  GOODS  DELIVERED  FREE  OP  CHARGE. 


WHOLESALE   AND   RETAIL    DEALER   IN 


GROCERIES,    PROVISIONS, 

WI¥ES,    LIQUOHS,    ETC. 

No.  83   SOUTH   C   STREET, 

VIRGINIA,    NEVADA. 


148         PAOIVIO  OOABT  BU8INIS8  DIRIOTORY, 


A*   S*   OXdlM 


A.X4-D 


EXCHAiCE  STABLES, 

Wo.  '.  >  Soutb  B  Street, 


SXOO^ 


OXT    ZtELA.SOXTuft.BZiE    TERIidlS. 


WILLIAM   MOONEY, 

OKEB 


&Sale 


HO.  22  SOUTH  B  STREET, 


Horses  and  Wagons  to  let  on  Beasonable  Termsi   Horses  taken 
on  Liyery  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month. 


ADVERTISINO     DKPAHTMENT. 


149 


MECHANICS'  MILLS, 

Nos.  206,  207  and  209  South  D  Street, 
VIRGINIA.   NEVADA. 


Sash,  Blinds,  Doors,  Door  and  Window  Frames, 

Feather-edge,  Siding,  Dressed  Flooring  and  Dressed  Lumber  of  all  kinds. 

A  large  assortment  of  Clear  Seasoned  Lumber  constantly  on  hand. 


J.   K.   SUTTKRLET. 


C.   SCTTERLET. 


SBtterley  Brotbers, 


B  STREET,  COR.  TAYLOR, 


t7*  ir.  B.  Fiotures  taken  in  all  Styles  and  Sises, 
Irom  Life,  or  copied  firom  Old  Picturei. 


Ohas.  E.  Livermore, 


(Zate  JtlCH  *  LimnMOBE) 


■■■■■■■I 


150 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


MILLER  &  RIPLEY'S  LINE. 


FAST  FREIGHT  AND  PASSENGER 


^9 


Connecting  at  Virginia  City  with 
LINES  FOR  SACRAMENTO  &  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


FARE  TO  AUSTIN $20 

FREIGHT 10  Cents  per  lb. 


XS.  RUHIiING  A  GO. 

^S8A.YERS    OF 

GOLB,  SIL¥1E  MB  OEES' 

OF   EVERY  DESCRIPTION.  j 

OOX^D    r>UMT    I*EXUIl.]VEI>    IN    BA.RS     OR    COIN.  | 

VIRGINIA,  NEVADA. 


GHARIiES  GILMAN, 


MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

LEATHER  ANO  FINDINGS, 
No.  27  South  0  Street,  Virginia,  Nevada. 


*f 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


161 


^»  w 


Ml^ 


^^AJsrcTFJ^cyxrcTR^yR  or 


!> 


J^NTi 


Comer  North  O  and  Sutton  Avenue, 


<tr        iJirgnna,  Ncna&a.  < 


B.    FRAHK    -mrAlMlaACZS, 


DKALER    IN 


CONFECTIONERY,   STATIONERY,   &C. 

No.  122  SOUTH  0  STREET, 


> 


VIRGINIA, 


NEVADA. 


CITY  SEXTON  AND  GENERAL  UNDERTAKER, 

AND  DEALEU   IN 

FURNITURE  AND  FURNISHING  GOODS. 


-«   mmm  » 


Also  Superintendont  of  Mt.  Pleasant  and  Oatholio  Cemeteries. 
Next  to  Enterprise  Building, VIROINIA,  NEVADA. 


152 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORT. 


H.  C.  MAYNARD, 

mQ>M  Hill.  ir@^aiat 


SIGHT  DRAFTS  ON  BOSTON  &  NEW  YORK. 
CHECKS  our  OALiFORnnA. 

GOLD  OR  CURRENCY  PAID  BY  TELEGRAM  ON  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

LEGAL  T£NDEB3  BOVOHT  AND  SOLD.    BULUON  FUBOHASED. 


GOLD  HILL  ASSAY  OFFICE, 

EDWAMIS  &  WIEeAND,  -  -  -  Proprietors. 

«  ^  t 

CONRAD  WIEGAND,  ASSAYER, 

Formerly  Supervising  Assayer  at  the  U.  S.  Mint,  San  Francisco,  and  late 
Superintendent  of  Assaying  at  the  Goul.    i  Curry  Mill,  Virginia,  Nevada. 

GOLD   AND   SILVER   BULLION   MELTED    AND 
ASSAYED  AT   SAN  FRANCISCO   RATES. 

Values  Guaranteed.    Returns  made  as  speedily  as  Is  compatible  with  a  critical 

ascertainment  of  Values,  and  with  a  full  return  for  Scraps 

pertaining  to  the  Bullion  deposited. 

OBE  ASSAYS  CAREFULLY  MADE. 


ADVBRTISINQ    DEPARTMENT. 


158 


or 


Main  St.,  below  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Office, 


» ^«»  > 


The  undersigned,  established  as  Assayer  for  over  eight  years  in  California, 
and  three  years  in  Nevada,  at  Gold  Hill,  will  attend  to  any  business  entrusted 
to  him  with  promptness  and  care. 

Gold,  Silver  and  Ores  of  every  description  Assayed,  and  returns  of  Bullion 
made  within  six  hours  in  Bars  or  Coin,  at  the  option  of  Depositors.  For  correct- 
ness of  his  assays,  he  refers  to 


Messrs.  Trevor  &  Colgate,  New  York, 
B.  Behi-end  &  Co.        " 
"       Davidson  &  Berri,  San  Francisco, 
"      J.  Parrott  &  Co.  " 

"       gather  &  Co. 
"      Decker  &  Jewett,  Marysville, 


Messrs.  Tallant  &  Co.,  San  Francisco, 

Bank  of  California,  " 

Messrs.  B.  F.  Hastings  &  Co.,  Sacramento, 

"       D.  O.  Mills  &  Co. 

"       Hideout  &  Smith,  Marysville, 
B.  F.  Hastings  &  Co.,  Virginia, 


Bank  of  California,  Gold  Hill. 
CIIAICGX:S  A-T*  SAN"  FIlA^TfCI^CO  XIA'TSS. 


OF 


VAN  WYCK  &  SANCHEZ, 


Deposits  of  Gold  and  Silver  Bullion  received  for  Melting  and  Assay,  having  every  convenience 

belonging  to  a 

FIRST   CLASS   ASSAY  OFFICE. 

And  the  assistance  of  men  thoroughly  competent  in  every  depart- 

m,ent  of  the  Business. 


4  m»m   > 


Depositors  may  rely  upon  our  returns  as  conforming  strictly 

TO   THE 

ASSAYS    OF    THE   U.    S.  MINT. 


<S)W&  ^fflfflii'2'ffl  (DiiIEIBa»igriLIIj'2'  ECi^ISfflo 


164 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


THOMAS  MOOBE. 


dOHBT  T.  KIOBDEar. 


PIONEER  BOILER  WORKS, 

MOORE  &  BIORDEN,  PROPRIETORS, 

CiOLB  HILL,  MVABA. 


I>ff AJSTtTFA-OTTJIiBIlS   OF 


All  KUs  of  Boiler  anl  Steet  Iron  f  ort 

ALSO  STEAM  AND  WATER  PIPE. 

Constantly  on  band  a  full  assortment  of 

SOXXjSXI   iron-    TXTBBS   .A.XT3D   ORIVETS. 


H^  WE  PAY  PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  TO  REPAIRING. 


UiriLiLilAlllI   JKT,  BISHOP^ 

IW0MCT  Mi  SeOHSiLOll  if  im 

OOLI>    HILL,    TVET^A.I>^. 

WILL  PRACTICE  IN  ALL  THE  COURTS  OF  THE  STATE. 


Xt,SF£:X%S    STT    FSXII^ISSIOIM-    TO 
Hon.  J.  NEELY  JOHNSON,       -       -       -       -       CARSON,  NEVADA. 


Hon.  C.  BURBANK, 


VIRGINIA, 


i\  «Tu8t   r*ul>ll8lied.    Ono   Octavo  |  850  pp. 

«  »  I 

The  Pacific  Coast  Business  Directory 

Fos.  isee-er 

FBIOE  FIVE  DOLLARS PAYABLE  ON  DELIVERY  OF  THE  WORK. 

CoutainliiK  tlip  Xampii,nusineii8  and  AildroHa  ofovpr  thirty  tlioufiand  Mprchsnta,  Mnniifncturon  nnil  PrnfpaiilDnal  Men 
In  th«  States  uf  CaHt'urnta,  Oregon  niid  Nevada,  and  tli«  Terrlturles  of  Waslilngtun,  Idaliu  and  Montana. 

Also,  LUto  of  the  Coininrrclal,  Agricultural,  Manufactarlng,  MlnlnK,  Petroleum,  Railroad,  Telegraph.  Hanking  and 

Inaurance  C'ompanlca,  In  operation  at  the  present  time  In  the  aliove  Htatea  and  Territories;  to  whiuh  arc 

added  a  variety  uf  other  Itenu  of  Information,  rendering  the  work 

A   VALUABLE   AND   RELIABLE   MEDIUM    OF   REFERENCE. 

Compiled  bj  the  Bditor  of  the  Ban  Franoiaoo  Directory.  State  Begiater,  &o. 

HENBT  0.  LAKOLET,  Publisher,  612  Clay  Street,  San  Franoiwo. 


EST. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


155 


J.  F.  MEAD. 


JOHN  MoGONE. 


XXZE 


NETAOA  FQMIRT 


.A.  ST  ID 


SILVER    CITY,    NEVADA: 


MEAD  k  McGONE,  PROPRIETORS. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


il 


m 


.A.  XT  3D 


AMALGAMATING  MACHINERY, 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

8Te:a.m:  engmne© 

MAEE  AN^B  REPAIRED. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  BRASS  AND  IRON  CASTINGS 

X.ia:.A.3DE    XO    OK.3DEIt. 


J 


156 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


BOTHri:  «  GAIalaiLTIlff, 

DEALERS   IN 


MILL   AND   MINING   GOODS, 

AGEICULTUEAL  IMPLEMENTS,  &c. 
MAIN  STBEET,  DAYTON,  NEVADA. 


aVO.  DBIESBAOl 


P.  H.  SMITH. 


DRIESBACH  &  SMITH, 


DBAIiERSIK 


FOREISH  AND  DOMESTIC  UaUORS.  ftC. 

ODD  FELLOWS  BLOCK, 


Wholeiale  and  Betail  Dsaler  in 

DBV6S,  lEDICfflES,  CHEIICAIS, 

PERFUMERY,  BRUSHES,  FANCY  ARTICLES,  &c.,  &c. 
STONE  BUILDING,  MAIN  STREET, 


W.     W.     TREAT, 

TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKER, 

STOVES,  PUMPS,  TINWARE,  (&c. 

MAIN    ST.,    DAYTON,    NEVADA. 


i 


S) 


ADVBRTISINQ     DEPARTMENT. 


167 


Mt 


i  dknvls^  l0t^I 


€msm  Citg,  |tekk. 


imp  ittflg,  |ro|'r. 


STORAGE,  FORWARDING  AND  COMMISSION 


DEALER   IN 


HARDWARE,  STOVES,  IRON  &  STEEL, 

REAPERS,  MOWERS,  PLOWS,  &c. 
CUTLERY,  SILVER  AND  PLATED  WARES, 

Oroolcery,    I^amps    nn<l    Grlass-vvare. 

Doors  and  Windows,  Paints,  Oils,  Turpentine,  Camphene  and  Coal 

Oils,  Force  and  Lift  Pumps,  &c.   Manufacturer  of  Tin, 

Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Ware.   Jobbing 

done  to  Order. 

Large  Stone  Fire-Proof  Buildings,  Carson  St.,  opposite  Plaza, 

CA-RSON  OIXY,  NEVADA. 


158 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


o-. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


MUSIC  BOOKS,  SHEET  MUSIC,  CHEAP  PUBLICATIONS, 

MAGAZINES,  NEWSPAPERS  AND  NOTIONS, 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS  AND  FANCY  GOODS, 

Pocket  Cutlery,  Toys,  Sporting  Apparatus,  Cigars, 
Tobacco  and  Confectionery,  Fishing  Tackle,  &c. 

CARSON   CITir,  NEVADA. 

N.  B.— Eastern  Fapen  and  Hagaiines,  &o.,  received  per  every  Steamer.   Agent  for  all  the  leading  Daily  and 

Weekly  Newspapers  of  the  Faoifio  Coast. 


J.  K.  H ABOX. 


m.  nvvF. 


H.  •.  M  AHoar. 


MASON,  HUFF  &  CO. 

WHQLESALB  GROCBBS 

CABSON  CITY,  NEVADA. 


(LATE  IN  THE  EMPLOY  OF  GILLIG,  MOTT  &  CO.) 
DKALEIt   IN 

smw%,  f m  Will,  mmn,  u. 

SHEET  AND  GUWNIZED  IRON,  TIN  AND  COPPER  PLATE  WORKER, 
CARSON  STREET,  CARSON  CITY,  NEVADA. 

ALL  WORK  WARRANTED  TO  GIVE  SATISFACTION. 


ADVERTISINQ     DBPAUTMENT. 


159 


CHARLES  S.  HAHMER 


A.NT3- 


Wells,  Fargo  &  Oo.'s  Fireproof  Building, 

CAB80N  CITT,  NETAOA. 


I>TlA.Za^K.    XJST 


DRUGS,  MEDICINES, 


Stationery,  Window  Glass,  Paints,  and  Oils 

Perfumery,  Cosmetics,  Pomades,  Hair  Oils,  Brushes, 
FANCY  TOILiET  ARTIGLES. 

Agent  for  "Buist's  Ganlcn  Seeds"  and  Mad.  Demorcst's  Toilet  Goods.  Proprietor  of  "Whit- 
ney's Colio  Medicine,"  a  medicine  that  will  instnntly  relievo  tlic  very  worst  cases  of  Spnsmodic 
Colic,  Gripes,  &c.,  in  Animals.  Also,  "  Hammer's  Ointment,"  for  Collar-galls  ;  a  relialtle  remedy 
for  Collar-galls  or  Sore  Shoulders,  Knee  Blemishes,  and  all  obstinate  Sores  on  Ilorscs  or  Mules. 

'*:bxxjZj'S'  '\;crzxj3iiSoza''is  XjiasrinfCzixa-i*.'' 

Briefly  described  and  known  as  the  "  Best  Hursc  Liniment"  in  tlie  World. 

Hammer's  Essence  of  Pure  Jamaica  Ginger,  Lemon  Syrup,  <£-c.,  cGc. 


160 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRBCTORY. 


£:sxa.bl.iseie:z>  i]v  itsso. 


niUMCKTOiyr  a  hit arner, 

Cj^RSON  city,  NEVA.DA, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


PATENT  mEDlGUniS^ 


AND  GARDEN  SEEDS. 


Were  awarded  the  First  Premium  at  the  State  Fair,  for  the  best  Drag  Store.    Fancy  and  Toilet 
articles,  Perfumery  of  all  kinds,  of  French,  English  and  American  manufacture. 

Physicians'  prescriptions  carefully  compounded  at  all  hours  of  the  day  or  night.    Orders  from 
all  parts  of  the  State  respectfully  solicited  and  filled  with  dispatch. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 


GROCERIES,  FROVISIOMSj, 


AND 


A.  B.  DRIESBACH, 


Wholesale  and  JBetall  Dealer  in 


M®© 


I 


Amd 


GEWERALi  MEROHAIVDISE, 

CJ^XtSOXT    S7REET,    O.AJEtSOXT    OXT^ST,   ZTS'V.AJD.A.. 


■'■       ADVERTISINQ     DEPARTMENT.         ' 


161 


AMIRAUX  &  BOWIE, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

fmm  am  mhfiM  mi  um\ 


C^RSOlSr    CITY,    ]SrEVA.DA.. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

DRUGS,  MEDICINESS, 

ALSO 

aAPiBEF,  FIELD,  AFB  FLOWER  SEEES, 


MANDLEBAUM  &  TOBBINEB, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

aHOCERIES,  PROVISIONS, 


'KFTAJUI^    Fj<^PSX%,    P.A.Z:bTXS    .A.lSrr>    OXXjS,    .^XiSO 

CENT'S  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

CARSOIV     SXKEET,     CikRSOlV     CITY.     NEVAOA. 


mm  11^ 


GAJEL&Ol^  ST.,  C-A.R.S01Sr  OIOT'Z',  1^TB'V-A.3^-A.. 


M:A.Gi-E:£:  &  deadly,    -    -    -    -    Proprietors. 


CHOICE  WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 


11 


162 


PAOIFIO     00A8T    BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


Carson  Street^  belomr  U.  S>  IKIInt^ 


NOLAN  D  &  VAN-DYKE, 

Coach,  Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 

BLACK8MITHINC    IN    ALL    ITS    BRANCHES. 
HORSE,  OX  A.ND   MULE   SHOEHSTO. 

CARSON  CITY,  NEVADA 


Blacksmith  and  Wagon  Maker. 

REPAIRING   DONE  IN   ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 
HORSE,   OX  ^Nr>   MULE   SHOEINQ. 

CARSON  CITY,  NEYAM. 


CARSON  CITY,   NEVADA. 


D.  I^ILiKIN^    . 


■ 


M      I    Proprietor! 


■-        rmtlTISHElD    ROOX^S    TO    TSBk'T. 
THE  BAB  IS  WELL  STOCKED  WITH  TINE  WINES,  LiaVOBS  AND  SEOARS. 


ADVERTISINQ     DBPARTMENT. 


168 


ERLAN6ER  &  WERTHEDSER, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


HARBWARE,  PAINTS  AFB  OILS, 
TOBACCO  AND  SEGARS.  CLOTHING.  DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

0 


CARRIAGE   MATERIAL,  GAS  FITTINGS,  STEAM  GOODS, 

ETC.,   ETC.,  ETC. 
"Washoe    City,    N'evada. 

0.  p.  WILLIS. 

mrixiiiis  « 


ififfwte  III 


FIELD  AND   GARDEN  SEEDS, 

WASHOE  CITY,  JfEVABA. 


LAMBERT  &  00. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING,  AND  GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 
WASHOE  CITY,  NEVADA. 


164 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


9 


,  AND 

WASHOE   CITY,   NEVADA. 


66 


THE    SENj^TE." 


J.  P.   FOTJILiKS,   PBtOPRIE'X'OR. 


CHOICE  W^IMMo  &  IjICIUOMS 


MASON  CITYt  UteVAOA. 
P.  H.  DOTLE,      ^^      ^      -'""-      ^      ^  PROPRIETOR. 

. ^  ■  o  ^       ■  — 

Keeps  constantlj  on  hand  a  large  supply  of  firet-class 

ITirilVrES^    IiIQUORS   AND    SEGARS. 

1000  GALLONS  GOAL  OIL  FOE  SALE  CHEAP  FOE  CASH. 


'MMWMM  m^tiQom  I 


SQUAKZA  PUNCH.    SQUARZA  PUNCH. 


The  onlj  place  in  Carson  Citj  where  70a  get  the  Genuine  Squarza  Punch  is  at 
the  Theater  Saloon.  They  have  just  received  from  San  Francisco,  in  the  orig- 
inal packages,  Old  GoTemment  Whisky,  being  the  best  Whisky  in  the  market.  Also, 
Jules'  Bobbin  Font  Bbandt.    All  sold  for  ONE  BIT  A  DRINK. 

MOOEE  ft  FAEXE9,  Canon  Citjr,  Kevada. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


165 


-Ur   w^V' 


^r.  R.  JOHNSON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


KIDCBRIIS.  PIOTISIONS,  WINES.  LlftUDlS, 

WOOD  AFD  WILLOW  WARE, 


H.  EPSTEIN  &  00. 

Wholesale  and  R^ail  Dealers  in 

©lilll!L    Mliiiiiilil, 

aEISrOA.,  ISrEVA.DA.. 


.     JOEL  A.  HARVEY, 

FOR    OA-LIFOEISriA., 


.A.3Sri3 

PERIODICAL    DEPOT. 


^.B.—The  latest  Eastern  Publications  received  p  /•  every  Sieamer. 

■■» 

n        CORNER   MAIN  AND  FIFTH  STREETS, 

J.  H,  Davis,  Postmaster,  and  Agent  California  State  Iclegraph  Co. 


166 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


FRANCIS  SMITH, 


—  DEALER   IN  — 


IirOlV  .A.IVI>  STEEL, 


<9 


Rope^  Belting^  Pomrder  A  Fix^e^ 

MILL  AND  MINING  roODS, 

WAGON  MATERIAL, 
ASH  AND  HICKORY  PLANE,  &c. 

IMTA-IlSr    STREET,    A.TJSTIIT,    XsTE'V.A.IDA.. 


International  Hotel, 

CORNER  OF  MAIN  &  CEDAR  SB. 


?  *«^i »  * 


I »»» > 


MOUNEIU  &  MAmOTTI,  Proprietors. 

The  Proprietors  having  recently  made  extensive  alterations  and  repairs  on  their 
premises,  are  now  prepared  to  accommodate  the  traveling  pu^^.  or  Families, 
having  all  the  facilities  of  a  first-claas  Hotel. 


BILLIAED  AND  READING  BOOMS  ATTACHED. 

The  Bar  will  always  be  supplied  with  choice  Wmos  and  Liquors. 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


167 


MANUFACTURES    OF 

MA.IlSr     STREET, 


BANK  EXCHANGE  SALOON, 

NORTHEAST  CORNER  OF  MAIN  AND  CEDAR  STREETS, 
AUSTIN,    NEVADA. 

^«.-.^».*.« . 

R.  M.  WATEEHOUSE,  ■  -  Proprietor. 


yiBTiTMB  VEUVE, 

jitil  illalff  ail  1  ewekr 


f 


MAIK  ST.,  AUSTIN,  NEVADA. 

^B^ 

REPAIRING    DONE    IN    ALL    ITS     BRANCHES. 


CHOICE  WINES,  LIQUORS  AND  CIGARS. 

JOHN  L.  HALE.   -   -   -   -   PBOPEIETOR. 


(OrroSITE  WELLS,  FARGO  ft  CO.) 


168  PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 

KOSTZSR^  MENKE  A  GO. 

HAVANA  AND  DOMESTIC  SEQABS, 

Tobacco,  Meerschaum  Pipes,  Stationery,  Cutlery 
and  Yankee  Notions,  &c, 

POST  OFFICE  BTJULiDIIVG,  Mi%.IIV    STREET, 

r  '  AUSTIN,    NEVADA. 

M'nOLESALE  AMD  RBTAIL  DBALEKB   IN 
—  AND  — 

OE1VER.A1L.   3MLEK.CHA1VOISE, 

WIIOLE8ALB  AND   RBTAIL  DEALER   IN 

FUf OY  ©OOBS,  CLOTHIMG, 

CENTS'    FURNISHING  GOODS,    ..... 

Alalii  Street,      ----••      .A^ustln,  Nevada. 

Exchange  and  Money  Broker, 

g(vr  u^'CJSTIN",    ]SrEVA.r)i?L.TfT;,^T 

»  »»»  » — — - 

Money  Loaned  on  City  and  County  Indebtedness  and  other  Personal  Property. 
General  or  Special  Deposit  received.    Greenbacks  Bought  and  Sold. 
Collections  made. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


169 


F.  A.  A  X..  A.  VOKBE,  Austin. 


J.  F.  VORBE,  Han  FruDclxco. 


VORBE  BROTHERS, 


Importers  of  and  J)ealer»  in       ,  -j 


Foreip  ail  Douestic  Llpors. 


Conttantly  on  Hand  a  Fine  aseorltnent  of 


GROCERIES  &  PROVISIONS, 
WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

Main  Street, 


J.  W.  B0W8TEAD. 


WM.  HENDRIE. 


HElffDRIX:  &  BOITirSTEilD^ 

MAHtrFACTrBEBS  ASB 

Having  their  own  Saw  Mill, 

YARD,  MAIN  STREET,  AUSTIN,  NEVADA. 

A  ftill  ansoriincnt  of  California  and  Rooko  River  Lumber  constantly  on  hand.    Mill  Timber  of  all  sizes. 
Also,  Doors,  Windows,  Sash  and  HIiaKos. 


^-d^^FOTARY   PUBLIC  ^9bs^ 


AWD 


G^ETVEHA^IL.       OOI^VE^r^^LTVCEIt,  ! 


REAL   ESTATE  AND   MINING  AGENT. 


170 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


I^ILiSON^S    PASSENGBR    Lllffi: 

BETWEEN 

AUSTIX   AND    lONE   (NYE   CO.) 

Carrying  the  U.  S.  Mail,  and  connecting  with  Wellington's  Line  for  all 

Points  in  Nevada  and  Oalifomia. 

THROUGH  IN  8  HOVR8 1    FARE  TO  lOXE,  $10  ! 

learn  Anstin,  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays. 
Leaves  lone,  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Saturdays. 


JOHN  A.  WILSON,  Proprietor. 


PHOTOGRAPH    GALLERY, 

»i:^^ITV  STREET, 

(Opposite  W.U.,  Fargo  A  Co.)        AWMSKg    WM M^JL^ 

PHOTOGRAPHS,  AMBROTYPES,  &c. 

Taken  in  all  Sizes  and  Styles,  in  any  Weather.   Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 


NATIONAL  UVERT  &  SAIE  STABLES, 


MAIN  STREET, 


Opposite  International  Hotel. 


,      HENRY  BETZ,  PROPRIETOR.     . 

First  Quality  of  LAQER  brewed  at  this  Establishment. 

FOR  SALE  BT  THE  OALLON,  BARBEL,  KEG  OR  GLASS. 


.) 

e  for  all 

no: 

d  Fridays. 
Salai 

tor. 


RY, 


Guaranteed. 


BLES, 


Dtel. 


!Yi 


iment. 


ADVERTISINO     DEPARTMENT. 


171 


BARON'S  RESTAURANT, 

OPPOSITE  WELLS,  FABGO  &  CO. 
m;ai]v  street,  a.xjsti]v,  nev-a.i>a.. 


HEALS  SERVED  AT  ALL  HOURS  DAT  AND  NIGHT. 

Ice  Cream,  Pastries  and  Confectionery, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


OEOOERIES,  PROYISI0MS, 

XTnionville,  Homboldt  County,  Nevada. 


WATCH  MAKER  AND  JEWELER. 


A  Fine  Aaaortment  of  Jeteelry  eonatantly  on  Hand,  and  Bepairing  in  all  U» 

Sranehes,    Also,  Dealer  in 

Groceries^     Provisions^     Dry    Groods^ 

Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Tin  Ware,  Hardware,  <0c. 


''TKE   TEUKPIiE. 


w 


CHOICE  WINES  &  LIQUORS 

PROPRIETORS. 


WISE   &    CO. 


XJNIO  NVl^  X.E,  NEVADA. 


172 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Wm  OiAilFLESSOXXE 


9 
AURORA,   NEVADA, 

AOENOY  OF  WILLS,  FABGO  &  GO'S  EXPRESS. 


Wholeaale  and  Retail  Dealers  In 


DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING.  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  HATS  AND  CAPS, 

Furnishing  Goods,  Hardware,  Carpets,  Oil  Cloths, 


e.  tv.  DORar. 


jrOS.  DEMOST. 


WHOLESALE  AJfD  RETAIL  DEALERS  IJf 

Groceries,  Provisions,  Liquors 


GRAIIV^    FLOUR,    AC. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


mumwis.  iFt©f  8S8©is»  mmi 


351  GI>X]  T. 


.A.imOXi.A.,     3Sr  B -ST  A.  D -A.  - 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.    .' 


173 


BANK  EXCHANGE  SALOON, 

SOUTHEAST  CORNER  PINE  AND  ANTELOPE  STREETS, 

AURORA,    NEVADA. 

Frank  Sotioonmakei**      ------       Proprietor. 


On  Free  Exhibition,  the  finest  collection  of  Minerals  and  Geological  Specimens  on  the  Pacific  coast. 


TXZB 


MERCHANTS'  EXCHANBE  HOTEL, 

j\,  ^  ssi  jn.  m  i^      sssswii  Sk  J^ 
J»  V  oft  w  <A  Mkf    SH  «a  w  Jft  zv  jni« 


C.  NOVACOVICH, 


PROPRIETOR. 


J.  ^/V.  POOR, 

ASSAYER  OF  GOLD,  SILVER 


—  AND  — 


i    •     '•'        V- 


OR-ES   OF"   EVERY   r>ESCR.II»TI01V. 


X>.    OOECZO*    dh    OO. 

DEALERS  IK 

Groceries,  Hardware,  Liquors,  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Tobacco  and 

Segars,  Mining  Goods,  <C-c. 
INDEPENDENCE,   INYO  COUNTY,   CALIFORNIA. 


DttALERS  IK 


Cigars  and  Tobacco,  Stationery,  Fancy  Articles,  Cutlery,  Confectionery,  Oils  and 

Lamps,  Chimneys,  &o.  ^ 


174 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL 


AND 


I>Il,XJCK3HST, 


C.  KEPPI^ER. 


A.  MACK. 

EXSPPIaZSR  «  niACK, 

WholeMle  uid  B«taU  Dealer*  in 

OBOCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  LIQUORS 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE,     -      '  ' 

Aurora,  Nevada,  and  Partzwick,  Mono  Co.,  Cal. 


^km     O  ©  3S  ^p 


JGXOH^NOE 


s-       .  -      t  t  I 


LIVEEY 


AND  SALE 


JLo  F< 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  LIQUORS 


^AJXXr^   Z^X«OT7Zl. 
AND  GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


175 


SAM  JUAM  &  LOS  IMC^ELES 


V.  s. 


C«itn«ctiit$  wift  t&«  Baily  PIOHEER  LINE 


SA¥  JOSE  AFE  SA¥  JUA¥. 

Passengers  for  San  Juan 

will  takp  tlio  ConchtH  of  tlio  Pioneer  Lino  on  the  arrival  of 
the  Moruiiig  Train  of  Can  at  the  Depot  in  San  Joso,  Dailt. 

PASSENGERS  FOR  HOT  SPRINGS, 

San  Luis  Obispo,  Santa  Barbara,  San  Buenaventura  and  Los  Angeles, 

Will  bo  particular  to  take  the  same  Coachex,  MONDAYS,  WEDNESDAYS  and  FRIDAYS,  on  the  arrival  of 

the  Morning  Train  at  the  Depot  In  S«u  Joie;  changing  Stagefi  at  San  Juan  with  the  COAST 

LINE  of  U.  S.  M.  Stages,  traveling  DAY  AND  NIGHT,  arriving  at  LOS 

ANGELES  (four  hundred  and  8ovonty-four  mites)  on  the  third  day. 

Passengers  can  procure  Through  Tickets,  or  to  any  place  on  the  Route, 
at  the  MaUroad  Depot  in  San  Francisco. 

N.  0.  ADAMS,  Oen'l  Superintendent.     W.  E.  LOVETT  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


JAMES  A.  OWKNS. 


L.  B.  FINE. 


OUiriSNS  A  FIMZSp 


SILVER  MOUNTAIN,  ALPINE  COUNTY,  CAL. 


^.B.—Will  attend  specially  to  Mining  Interests  in  Alpine  County,  owned 
by  Parties  residing  in  the  Eastern  States,    vilso,  to  Buijing 
and  Selling  Town  Lots,  Searching  Records,  Col- 
lecting Rents  and  Accounts. 
L.  B.  FINE,  Secretary  Buckeye  No.  1  and  No.  2  Oold  and  Silver  Mining  Go. 


X.   SI.   X>€>X7CrH:3R.SI» 

WHOIiBSAIiil  AND  BBTAUi  S1IAI.EB  IN 

Groceries,  Dry  Goods,  CIotiiiHg,  Har<j[ware, 

FURNISHING  C00D8,   BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 
SILVER  MOUNTAIN,  ALPINE  COUNTY,  CAL. 


176 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SWINERTON  A  CO. 


Wtaoleisle  and  B«UU  Dealen  in 


IK.OIV    ATVr>    STEEL, 

MILL  AND  MINING  GOODS,  STOVES,  TINWARE,  &c. 

Main  Street,  Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County,  California. 


§avaait  $it%s,n,  Sckwxr,  ^trntlmxa  f  ipw, 


p^^  gut*  iifoftarwnlutjJ*  ,^anrtj  <&w&i  ^ 


t** 


COLFAX,  PLACER  COUNTY,  CAL. 


« 


IS  THE  J-.A.ItaTSi»T,  BEST  FURNISHED 

.  AND  CHEAPEST  HOUSE  IN  THE  PLACE. 
E.  T.  MENDENHALL,         -        -        PBOPRIETOR. 


EXCEImSIOR    HOTEIi 


AND 


^^     -   G-EIVERAL    STAGE   HOUSE,      ^  r 

Cor.  G  and  Second  Sts.,  Meadow  Lake,  Nevada  County,  Gal. 


<f-: 


Will  be  conducted  as  a  FirsUCInai  House.    Stages  and  Passenger  Trains  arrive  and  depart  iVom  the  Houto 
daily.    Passengers  boolced  to  any  part  of  this  State  or  Kavada. 


B.  F.  WHTTTEMORE. 


P.  P.  EEDIOAN. 


' 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


177 


GEOROZi  A.  BARNES, 

ol.ym:f»ia.,  w.  t. 
DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

Clothing,  Crockery,  Groceries,  Provisions, 
CARPETS,  OIL  CLOTHS,  TOBACCO,  &c.,  &c. 

WHICH    I   AM    OKFEUINO    AT   THK   VERY    LOWEST    MARKET   PllICE, 

TO    SXTIX    THE    TIlwffES. 


JOHIir    O.    PARKER^    JR 


X>E>^X.SXi    HM" 


IRON,   STEEL,    HARDWARE, 

Lamps,    Oils,    Paints,     Boots,     Shoes,    Etc. 

AND  AGENT  OF  THK 

Main  Street,  OLYMPIA,  Wash.  Ter. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

GROCERIES,    PROVISIONS,    DRY    GOODS, 

Clothing,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps,  Crockery, 
HARDWARE    AND    GENERAL    MERCHANDISE. 


— ♦  »'m-   *-- 


I  respectfully  call  the  attention  of  my  customers  ami  the  public  to  examine  my  stock  of  goods  be- 
fore purchasing  elsewhere.     The  higiiest  cash  price  paid  for 

Wool,  Beavei,  Otter  and  Deer  Skins,  Butter,  Ghiokens  and  Eggs, 


S.  "W.  PERCIVALr, 

OLYMPIA,    W.   T. 

DEALER  IN 

GEiyrXSRAL     MERGHAlffDISi:^ 

GROCERIES  AND   PROVISIONS, 

Suitable  for  Families  and  MiUs. 


A.    GK002D    ■W^H-A.S.F    A,ITr>    ■^^-A.ItEIIOXJSB 

For  Goods  on  STORAGE  or  COMMISSION,  Landing  of  the  Mail  Steamer  to  Victoria  and  Way 

Ports  on  Fuget  Sound. 

12 


m 


178 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS    DIRbOTORY. 


viA  w 


TUM  WATER,    W.    T 

DEALERS    IN 


PRODUCE,  OROCERIE?,  ETC. 

PROPRIETORS  OF  THE  LINCOLN  FLOUR  MILLS. 

Also,  A-srents  for  Home  mutual  Inisuranoe  Oo« 

Stage  leaves  Olympia  for  Monticello 
EVERT  BOHDAT.  WEDHESDAT  AND  FRIDAY, 

JLT  7  O'OLOOK  A..  J>ilL. 

Returning,  will  leave  MONTICELLO  for  OLYMPIA 

SAME  DAYS  AND  HOURS, 

Connecting  with  Steamers  on  Puget  Sound  and  Columbia  River. 


GI.ANCT  &  PRAT, 

WINES,  LIQUORS, 


A  FIRST  CLASS  BILLIARD  TABLE  IN  THE  SALOON. 


CHARLES  BURMEISTER, 


WIIOLXBALB  AND  RKTAIL  DEALER  IN 

Liquors,  Wines,  Ale  and  Porter, 

CIGAItS  AND  TOBACCO,  ETC. 

A  splendid  Billkrd  Table  attached  to  tMi  Saloon. 


FieifIS    IQfiJi   MB    ISSfiUliifs 

oil.ym:i»ia,  -w.  t. 

♦  ■♦>  ^^  •♦--♦ 

The  above  'veil  known  and  popular  Hou8C,  having  been  thoroughly  renovated  and  newly 
furninhcd,  is  now  prepared  to  entertain  Guests  in  greater  comfort,  and  in  a  more  accommodating 
manner,  tlian  can  be  done  by  any  other  Eou«e  in  tlio  place.    The  ilouse  will  be  conducted  on  the 

Zl.eaitA.ixx'Asxt  Z>rlaa.olx>le. 

Meals  after  8  o'clock,  extra.    An  adjoining  Cottage  has  been  leased  and  refitted,  where  a  large 
number  can  be  accommodated  with  lodging,  good  clean  beds,  and  well- ventilated  rooms, 

tSr  CALL  AND  ASSnSE  YOUBSEiiVEB  OF  THE  TBUTH  OF  THE  ABOVE. 

Mrs.  REBECCA  HOWARD,  Proprietress. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


179 


( Graduate  of  the  Univenity  of  the  City  of  New  TorkI) 

PHYSIGIAIV   AND   SURGEOlff^ 

OLYMPIA,  Washington  Territory. 


SEATTLE,   W.   T. 
LUMBER  AND  FLOUR  MILLS, 


AGENTS  FOR  WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO. 

AND  THE  STEAMBOATS  "  ELIZA  ANDERSON  "   AND  "  JOSIB  McNEAR." 
A  Good  Wharf  for  ships  of  all  sizes,  and  safe  Storage  for  Goods. 


SUIKEHZSR   B.    HINDS, 

SEA.TTLE,    W.    T. 
GENERAL  MERCHANDISE  OF  ALL   SORTS  FOR 

Families,  Farmers  and  Saw  Mills. 
COBDAOE  FOB  MILIiS  AND  SHIFFINa,  OF  BVEBT  DESCBIFTION. 


Gentlemen  can  ho  supplied  with  FASHIONABLE  CLOTHING,  of  the  best  quality,  on 

reasonable  terms,  an  experienced  Cr.ter  beinf{  attached  to  the  Establishment. 


SEATTLE^      ^SV.      T. 

WHOLESALE     AND     RETAIL     DEALER     IN 

6R0CERIES,  PROVISIONS,  CIOARS,  ETC. 


MANDFACTURER    OF 


SHIP  BREAD,  CRACKERS  AND  CAKES  OF  ALL  KINDS. 


-» I  ^  1 1 


Unlimited  aupply  of  SHIP  BBBAD  oonttantly  on  hand  at  San  Franoiaoo  prices. 


180 


PAOIFIO  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


PAUL  K.  HUBBS, 


(Formerly  of  California) 


'» 


Men  to  Hon.  JOHN  CURREY,  Hon.  JOHN  8.  HA6ER,  E.  DERBEC,  Esq.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


PROMPT  ATTENTION   TO   COLLECTIONS 

Commercial  and  [Marine  Business. 

ATTAOnMEHT  OASES  MUST  PROVIDE  SURETIES  IN  AMOUIH?  OF  CLAIM. 

AGENGE   FBANGAIS  poor  les  Affaires  de  Gommeroe  et   le  Droit. 


rx2S'rA.B]L.isiix:i>,    isss; 


« »»»  I 


Proprietors,   ORX^IVN^:!^    Sc    G'RA.HiTS'ErS' . 


LiUMBlSR    AND    SPARS^ 

Of  the  finest  character,  shipped  to  all  parts  of  the  world, 

SHIPPING  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


O.  F.  OERRISH  &  CO. 

COMMISSION  MEEOHIMTS 

AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE  AND  HARDWARE. 


f     ADVKRTISiTNa    DBPARTMBNl. 


181 


FORWARDING  AND  COMMISSION  MERCHANT, 


AND 


Dealer  in  General  Mevcliandise. 


This  Firm  have  a  strong  Wharf,  with  26  feet  of  water  at  low  tide. 


D.     O.     H.     ROTHSCHILiD, 

KENTUCKY  STORE,  .,.. 

CLOTHING,  DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS,  SHOES, 

AND  OTHER  MERCHANDISE. 


Agent  for  Florence  SeiHring  IVIacliinei 


imii^  a  mms^.  oharles  eisenbris, 


DAVID  SIRES. 

Capable  of  Aocommodating  100  persona  in 
the  best  style. 

3%CeAlM   At   All   SCoixxrai. 

BILLIARD    TABLES. 


PORT  TO'    NSEND,  W.  T. 


Ship  Bread  Factory. 

Unlimited  Supply  on  hand  all  the  time. 


PORT  TOWNSEND,  W.  T. 


.A.ITX> 


182 


PACIFIC     COAST    BUSINESS     DIRECTORT. 


THE  HUDSON'S    BAY  COMPANY, 

VICTORIA,  Vancouver  Island. 


IMFOSTEBS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 


ElirOI.ISB   DRY    OOODS, 

WIFES  AJfB  SPIRITS. 

Dealers  in  General  Merchandise  and  Farohasers  of  every  description  of  Furs. 


sail 


TO    TTTSITOHS    FROI^ 

Mia,  ©iiiisi^  mt  li 


m, 


« »«» > 


AT  VICTORIA  HOUSE, 

Corner  of  Fort  and  Douglas  Streets,  Victoria,  V.  I. 


Will  always  be  found  a  lurge  and  choice  assortment  of 


^©@P 


> 


HANTLES,  HILURERY,  FLOWERS,  LACES,  AC. 

At  very  moderate  prices,  and  of  the  latest  styles,  the  Goods  being  imported  from  Europe  by 

Express  monthly. 

The  usual  assortment  of  Sr-4PiJS?  OOODS,  such  as  »     '^ 


Sheetings,  Flannels,  Linens,  Blankets,  Upliolstery  Goods,  &c. 

Ai  so  ON  HAND  IN  GREAT  VARIETY. 


J.    H.    TURNER   A    GO.   ^ 

IHF0BTEB8  OF  EVERY  UESCItlPTIOM  OF 

Linen  and  Woollen  Drapery,  Silks,  Shawls,  Mantles,  Hosiery, 

Laces,  Embroideries,  &o.,  &c. 

Receive  regular  supplies  by  Hulling  vessels  and  by  Express  via  Panama. 

The  MILLINERY  DEPARTMENT  under  the  direction  of  a  First  Class  French 
Milliner.    Sole  Agents  for  Alexandre's  Paris  Kid  Gloves. 

Xiondon   firm, I.    1'.    TUNSTA-I^l-i   Jk.   CO. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  183 

THE     B  A.  N  K 

OF 

BRITISH  WORTH  AMERICA. 

INCORPORATED  BY  ROYAL  CHARTER. 

PAID  UP  CAPITAL,     -     -     ^  -     $5,000,000 
UNDIVIDED  NET  PROFIT,      -      -      $700,000 

♦  ^m^  » 

H  B2  A-  D     C^  I^  I^  I  ^^  1^ 

XO.  7  ST.  HELEN'S  PLACE,  LONDOX. 

AGENTS  IN  NEW  YORK, 

WALTER  WATSON  &  C.  M.  MYLREA, 

(Late  R.  C.  Fergnsson,  F.  H.  Grain  and  James  Smith.) 

BRA.NOIIES. 

'V-A.ITCOTJVBR.    ISIjA.3SriD: 

«r.     Gtm     S  ^Z  E3  Z*  :^  El  Zl.  33  , llCctxi.Cisex*y 

"STA-TES    STXiEET,    "VIOTOHIA-^ 
JVOF^   SCOTIA:    Halifax.  NEW  BRUNSWICK:    St.  Johns. 

CANADA; 

Montreal,  Hamilton,  Brantford, 

Quebec,  Kingston,  Iiondon,  O.  W. 

Toronto,  _ 

A  G  E  N  TS  . 

Paris Messrs.  MABCUARD,  ANDRE  &  CIE. 

Boston MERCHANTS'  BANK. 

Scotland NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND  AND  BRANCHES. 

Ireland PROVINCIAL  BANK  OF  IRELAND  AND  BRANCHES. 

Aattralia UNION  BANK  OF  AU^^TRALIA  AND  BRANCHES. 

India.  China  and  Japan CHARTERED  MERCANTILE  BANK  OF  INDIA. 

LONDON  AND  CHINA, 

INDIA:  CEYLON: 

Bombay,  Hadnw,  Colombo,  NeweraEIUa, 

Calcutta,  Tutioorin,  Kandy,  Galle. 

STRAITS,  CHINA  AND  JAPAN : 

Singapore,  Penang,  Hongkong,  

Shanghai,  Hankow,  Yokohama,  Mauritius. 

Letters  of  Credit  are  issued  at  the  Head  Office  in  London ;  at  ..11  the  Bronchcs  of  the  Provincial 
Bank  of  Ireland ;  National  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool ; 
Manchester  and  Salford  Bank ;  Birmingham  Town  and  District  Bank ;  West  of  England  and 
South  Wales  District  Bank  ;  and  Messrs.  Lloyds  &  Co.,  of  Birmingham. 

.A.0eiit8  in  San  Franolsoo* 

F.  H.  GRAIN, 
T.  MENZIES. 
OFFTCE-413  California  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


RZSAXi    ESTATE    AGENT, 

38  GOVERNMENT  STREET^  (Two  Doors  South  of  Fori) 
VICTOIirA.,  VAJQ-OOXJVER    XSXj.A.XO'X). 

Every  branch  of  the  above  bu^inesa  promptly  and  i\iI1y  attended  to.  Town  Lots  and  Farms  in  all  parts  of 
the  Inland  for  nalo  or  lease,  l'lnii8  of  tlio  vanie  may  bo  seen  at  my  office.  Dwelling  Houses  for  rent  or  sale. 
I{ent8  colh'clcd.  MortjtaKes  and  Conveyances  drawn  with  care  and  dispatch,  at  reasonable  ratca  Persons 
living  in  the  Country,  or  the  States  or  Territories  on  the  I'aciflc  Coast,  will  tlud  it  to  their  convenience  to 
apply  to  the  above. 

R.  FINLAYSON,  t^,,  Chief  Factor  Hudson's  Bay  Co.  DONALD  FRASER,  Esq.  THOS.  PRITCDARD,  Esq. 


IMPORTER  AND  GENERAL 

COMMISSION   MERCHANT, 

VESSELS    eUARrrEIlED    A.NI>    EOH    CfZA.R'X'EIt. 

CARGOES  OF  LUMBEB  SUPPLIED. 

WHAHF   ST.,  VICTOHIA,  YAHCOUVEH  IBLAHQ. 


mnLSON   6u   IKIURRAY, 

(3^  Jli  CE>  c^  33B  332L  S83  © 

PROVISION,  WINE  AND  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS, 

BAKERS   AND   CONFECTIONERS. 

SHIPPING  SUPPLIED.  All  Goods  delivered  per  Express  Van,  FREE  OF  CHARGE. 

Fort    Street^   Victoria^   V.   !■ 


ISIDOR    BRAVERMAN, 

|) 

N.  W.  COR.  GOV£RNMENT  AND  YATES  STREETS, 
VICTORIA,  V.    I. 


All  articles  in  the  Trade  imported  direct  from  the  manufactories  in  Havana  and  tlic  State  of  Virginia. 
WHOLESALE  DEALERS  will  Und  it  to  their  advantage  to  make  heir  purchases  at  this  ESTABLISHMEITr. 


9 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMEKT.        w 


186 


IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 
MASONIC   BUILDING,   GOVERNMENT   STREET, 

1 » ■ 

ADMIBALTT  CHARTS,   MTTSIC,   MUSICAL  INSTRUHENTS,   GOLD  FENS, 
Staple  and  Fancy  Stationery,  Fhoto-Albnms,  Feriodioals  and  Newspapers. 


J.  P.  DAVIESS  A  CO. 

Anctioneers  and  Cofflmission  Mercbants, 

BY  APPOINTMENT. 


Lnporters  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


1!) 


9 

FTRE      I>IlOOr      STOISTB      BTTIIjlDirTa-a 
AOENT8  FOB  BBANSS  OF  THB  CHOIOBST  OHAUFAGNI},  WINES  AND  COaNAOB. 


.  "VIRGINIA   TOBACCONIST." 
FRANCIS    OABEPBEIiIi, 

DEALER      IN      ALL      KINDS      OF   

AND  THE  FINEST  HAVANA  CIGABS  ON  THE  FACIFIC  COAST, 

Meerschanm  Fipes,  Flaying  Cards»  Matches,  &o.,  &o. 

|7*A.ll   Orders  £rom    A.l>road.    Promptly    A.ttend.ed.    to.  ^B 


186 


PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINBSS  DIRBCTORT. 


?) 


RESTAURANT  AND  BILLIARD  SALOON, 
Oovernmont  Street^  Victoria^  Vi  !■ 

PETER  UATTHIESSEN  desirea  to  inform  hii  Monds  and  tlie  public  that  in  succeeding  to  the  businetig  of 
this  well  known  Hotel,  Reitaurant  and  Billiard  Saloon,  he  will  une  his  utmost  endeavors  to  merit  tlieir  patron- 
age and  support  The  WINES  and  UQUOHS  will  be  found  of  flrst  rate  qualltv,  ;!nd  tiie  LanU^r  win  be  lib- 
erally Bupplfed  with  the  best  that  the  market  can  t^irnish.  PRICES  TO  SUIT  THE  TIMES.  Kvory  ati  ition 
will  be  paid  to  Guests  in  the  Billiard  Saloon,  which  will  be  refitted,  and  the  Hotel  so  conducted  as  to  give  gen- 
eral satisfaction. 

PETER  MATTHIESSEN,  Proprietor, 

Successor  to  MATrUIESSEN  ft  CO. 


A.    GMIL.Ai:ORIi:, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR, 

TAXES  STREET,  3d  Door  below  Oovemment, 

VICTORIA,  V.  I. 

Has  on  band,  and  is  constantly  receiving,  a  large 
assortment  of 

^U\H,  €n%\mm%  audi  f  e iitin00, 

Which  be  is  prepared  to  make  to  order  in  the 
most  approved  styles. 


THE  COLONIAL  HOTEL 


AND 


IIESTA.URA.NT, 

GOVERNMENT  STREET, 

.,   TT.    I. 


This  flrst  class  Hotel  and  Restaurant  is  conducted  in 
the  most  approved  style  on  the  Pacific  Coast.  At- 
tached to  it  are  the  Conversation,  Dining  and  Billiard 
Rooms  of  the  "Vancouver  Club." 

8»  a>a2iiata>»  ]»i&^;»;&2a«B])i&» 


VICTORIA.,    V.      I. 

THS  OHLY  PLACE  OF  AMUSEMBHT  IH  TOWH. 

The  undersigned,  having  leased  these  well  known  Establishments,  begs  leave  to  announce  that  they  will  be 
reopened  on  Saturday,  July  28th,  1806.  The  former  Billiard  Hall  has  been  converted  into  a  ('oncert  Room, 
where  may  alwavs  be  found  attentive  and  obliging  attendants.  Best  qualities  of  WINES,  LIuUORS  and 
CIQARS  served  by  the  Proprietor  in  person.  OHAS.  BROOKS. 


K^^OISTG^   LEE   CO. 

CAMERON  STEEET,  VICTORIA,  V.  L 


IHPOBTCKB  or 


GENERAL  CHINESE  MERCHANPM. 

PRINCIPAL  HOUSE,  HONGKONG,  KWONG-MAN-FUNG, 

In  connection  with  HOP  KEE  CO.,  70S  Dupont  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cat, 

BBAirOHBB  AT  TAIiB,  LIIiZiOCK'S  TOSXB,  QTTXBNIilJ.,  MOUTH  QUBSNUIili, 
AXTD  WUJiIAM'B  OBBBK.  BBITI8U  COXiTTMBIA. 


ADVERTISING    DKPARTMENT. 


187 


HENRY    BOIiBROOK, 

Forwarding  and  Commission  Merchant, 

DEALER    IN    PROVISIONS,    &C. 

NEW    "WESTMINSXER. 

Every  attention  paid  to  Consignments,  on  which  Liberal  Advances  will  be  made  when  required. 

BONDED   STORAGE    IN    FIRE-PROOF   WAREHOUSES. 

Goods  forwarded  up  country,  and  full  accommodatioM  given  to  vcsscIh  loading  or  discharging  at  cither 
of  his  wharves,     ''"larfago  payable  at  the  rate  of  60  couts  per  ton  on  Goods. 

alij   vessels    free    of   ■wha.rfa&e. 


PACIFIC  TELEGRAPH  HOTEL, 

Store  Street,  between  Herald  and  Fiigvard, 
VICTORIA,  V.  I. 

ANDREW  ASTRICO  &  CO. 

RoHncctftilly  inform  their  IVipnds  and  the  travelling 
ilic  tliat  the  above  Hotel  is  the  most  commodious 


publ 

and  clean  Hotel  in  Viotoria. 


It  is  conducted  on  the 


European  nrinciplc,  and  the  table  is  supplied  with  the 
very  best  tiip  niarlcct  affords.  A  Uestadrant  being 
attached  to  the  prumi»es,  Meals  can  be  had  at  all 


hours  of  the  day.    Trivato  Dining  Rooms  for  families. 
The  rates  of  cliargcs  are  as  follows: 

Board  and  Lodging  per  Week,  95  60  to  96  50;   Do. 
do.  per  day,  $1,00 ;  .Single  Meals,  37^  cts. ;  Beds,  60  cts. 
Terms — Cash  in  advance. 

Fire-proof  Safe  in  the  House. 


W.    J.    ARMSTRONG, 

WHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL 
DEALER    IN 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

COLUMBIA  STBEET, 
NEW     "WESXMINSXEI*. 


THOMAS  CUNNINGHAM, 

IMFOKTER  AND  GENERAL  DEALER  IN 


:T 


'f 


HARDWARE,  STOVES  AND  TIN  WARE,  &C. 


«r  j£k  XNX  3ES  S(     3ES  SCji  Xji  jOl  3E1.  Z> 


IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 


GROCERIES^  PROVISIONS,  FRUIT,  &c. 

WHOLESAIiE    AND    RETAIL. 

FRONT  STREFT,  NEW  WESTMINSTER,  B.  C. 


188 


PACIFIC     COAST     BUBINKSS     DIRECTORY, 


D.    ITiriTHROITir, 

MANUrAOTURBB  AMD  IMPOBTKU  Of 

Bedding,  Willow  Ware, 

(0ilt  SKonlMngs  anil  ^Mttnn  ^ramts, 

DOORS,  WINDOW  8ASHK8. 

Venetian  Blinds  and  Mouldings. 


C.  0.  CUBKdOli)  ^  CO. 

DKALERH    IN 

BOOKS,  STATIOHEBY, 

OUTLBEIY,  Q®LD  PINS, 

NEWSPAPERS  &  PERIODICALS, 

MUSICAL  ixsrsuMEj^rs,  • 

rrOYS  Jk.TfD  I^ATiCV  GOODS. 
COI.VMB1A   •TBEET, 


IVBVir  WESTHHWSTER,  B.  O. 

Messrs.  aRELIiET  BROTHERS 

Have  added  to  their  comfortable 

HOTEL  A.Nr>  IIESTA.XJII  A.NT, 

IIiIiI4Ell   SALOO 

In  which  will  always  be  found  the  best 


In  connection  with  the  above,  they  have  opened  a  Store  stocked  with  the  choicest  Brands  of 

IPIHEB,  AT^BS,  KRASOIES,  CIDER,  CORDIAX^S, 

I.I«I70Ra,  POBTEB,  SrM,  SXRVPS.  BITTEJK«,AO. 

Which  they  will  sell  by  the  Bottle,  Gallon  or  Case.    Also,  the  best  Brands  of 

GIGARS—HAVANTA,  MANILLA  AND  CHEROOTS. 


ZSRNXZST  PICHT^ 

NEW  WESTMINSTER,  B.  C. 

Brewer  and  Maltster, 

AKD    DEALEB  IN 

sxis'wsxi  SToos:, 

DISTILLER, 

And  Dealer  in  DOUBLE  REFINED  SPIRITS, 
40°  over  proof,  superior  to  any.  Also,  RE- 
Fm£D  ALCOHOL  in  Tins,  95  per  cent. 


INPORTEB  AND  DEALEB  IN 

SPIRITS,  WINES, 

AUBS  AND  CIOARS. 

Srandles— French,  H.  k,  F.  Martell,  Felevoisin 
and  Amorican,  in  bulk  and  canes. 

Rum— Jamaica  and  other  Brands. 

"Wlilalcy— Scotch,  Irieh,  Bourbon  and  Monongo- 
hola,  in  bull(  and  cases. 

Oln— Holland,  in  bulk  and  oases. 

Old  rFom— Diflbrcnt  Brands. 

"WlnecH- Port,  Sherrv,  California,  various  Brands. 

Obampaflrne*  Porter  und.  ^les— 
Diobrent  Brands. 

SyrvL-pa  and  Bitters— All  kinds. 

Havana  Olvars— Dlflbrent  Brands. 


so. 


B 


i 


1 


ADVERTI-INO     DEPARTMENT. 


189 


Onnningham  Brothers, 


Importers  and  General  Dealeri  In 


Britisli  4  American  Dry  Goods, 

CLOTHING,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  OBOOERIES,  HABDWABE, 
STOVES   AND   TINWARE,   ftC,  &C. 


Hon.  HENRT  P.  PELLEW  GREASE,  M.LG. 

lAlllSf IE- Af -LAW,  ■  ■  ■  ■ 

Hi  IKI>  Attovnoy-Oeneval   for   BmO. 

„.    mO¥ik£a  mQ)WAWW  FWSM©» 

STANDING  COUNSEL  TO  WESTERN  UNION  TELEQBAPH  00. 
NEW  WESTMINSTER,  B.  C. 


OPPENHEIMER  &  CO. 

MERCHANTS, 

At  the  Head  of  Steam  Navigation  on  Fraeer  Biver. 

OPPEXHEIIUER  <C  CO,  beg  to  intimate  that  they  arc  prepared  to  receive,  store  and 
forward  to  any  part  of  British  Columbia  every  description  of  Mcrcliandise,  on  the  lowest  possible 
terms. 

A  Fire-Proof  Brick  WareJiOUSe  for  storino  goods  has  been  erected,  and  Con- 
signors may  rely  upon  the  ^afc  and  expeditious  transportation  of  goods  to  their  destination. 

Always  on  Hand  a  Large  Stock  of 

Groceries,  Provisions,  Liquors,  Cigars,  Tobacco,  Dry  Goods, 

GLOTHINB,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  HARDWARE,  MININO  TOOLS,  ETC.,  ETC. 

Which  we  are  receiving  by  every  arrival  from  San  Francisco  and  Victoria,  and  wiiich  we  offer  for 

sale  at  reasonable  rates, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 


190 


PAOIFIO     COAST     BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


P  E^  E2  £1  S. 


DIETZ  &  NELSON'S 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  AND  VICTORIA  EXPRESS, 


CONNECTINa  AT  VICTOniA   WITH 


^WELLS,   FA.IiaO  <fe  CO. 


FOXi 


California,  Oregon,  the  Atlantic  States,  and  Europe; 

AKD  AT  YAIiB  AND  IiIUK>OBT  WITH 

EARFARD'S  CARIBOO  EXPRESS, 
For  BIG  BEND,  CARIBOO  AND  THE  NORTHERN  MINES, 

Conveying  Treasure,  Valuftbles,  Letters,  Packages  and  Parcels  ; 

Purchosin)?  of  DraAs  and  Bills  of  Exchange  from  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.  and  other  Banking  Houses ; 
Collecting  Drafts,  Notes  of  Hand,  Debts,  &c. ;   Executing  Commissions,  Orders,  Enquiries  ; 
Forwarding  of  Merchandise,  Packages,  Parcels,  &c. ; 

Attending  to  the  Registration  of  Mortgages,  Deeds,  and  other  Documents,  the  Assaying  of  Gold 
Dust,  Silver  and  other  Ores ; 
Landing  Warrants  Prepared,  and  Goods  passed  through  the  Custom  House  ivUhout  delay. 

SI7~  Partioular  attention  given  to  the  purobMing  of  Ooods  at  New  Wesii^inater,  Vioto- 
ri»  And  San  Franciaoo,  on  the  moat  favorable  terma,  and  ahipping  to  destination. 


BARNARD'S  EXPRESS, 


TO 


BIG  BEND,  (Columbia  River)  CARIBOO, 
And  the  Northern  Mines  of  British  Columbia, 

Connecting  with  Dietz  <©  Nelson  and    Wells,  Fargo  Jb  Co, 


« »«» »■■ 


YALE CHAS.  EVANS.        LILLOOET W.  F.  FOSTER. 

LYTTON BUIB  BROS.        QUESNELLEMOUTH G.  GOUDIE. 

CLINTON BARKER VILLE S.  B.  LOVELL. 

SAVONA'S  FERRY W.  H.  KAY.        SEYMOUR SMITH  &  LADNER. 

FRENCH  CREEK R.  POOL. 


BARNARD'S  EXPRESS  LINE  OF  STAGES, 

(CARRYING  H.  M.  HAILS) 
BI-WEEKLY  FROM  YALE  TO  BABKERVILLE  (W.  C.) 

With  Branch  to  Lillooet  and  Savona's  Ferry. 

Connects  regularly  with  Steamers  at  YALE,  SODA  CREEK  and  KAMLOOP'S  LAKE. 

F.  I.  BARM^ARD,  Proprietor. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


191 


VBIAH    SBI.SOM. 


OTIR    PARMOarS. 


URIAH  NBUSON  &,  OO. 


GEMIEAL  MERCHANDISE, 

At!>o,  particular  nttontlon  paid  to  rocpiving  *ncl  forwurding  all  Goods  ooimlgiied  to  our  cari>,  to  all  i>lacci 
in  Britinh  Columbia.    All  Buainciw  cutruated  to  us  promptly  attended  to  on  the  moat  rcaaooablo  tcrniK. 

URIAH    TVELSOIV    &    CO. 


P.AJITZES    SZZIFPIN'a-   S^ST   TXXX] 

KIMBALLi  A  OLiADITirinr 

Have  erected  an  extensive  Storehouse  and  Dock,  at  Tale,  B.  0. 

LARGE  STOCK  OF  GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  &c. 

On  hand,  which  will  be  sold  on  reaeonnble  terms, 
Ooods  Ilepaolcod  and  Frelfflits  X^nsaKcd  nt  tbe  X^o-woBt  Rates. 

Tartics  sliipping  (joods  through  ue,  will  mark  to  the  caro  of 

KIMBALL  A  QLADWiN. 


ALWAT  &  BAILEY, 


Salesroom:  Fire-Proof  Stone  Btiilding, 

FRONT  STREET,  YALE,  B.  C. 

STORES  AND  FOBWAEDS  QOODS 

At  Moderate  Rstes. 

<r.  AI.WAY.  B.  BAILET. 


For  Big  Bend  and  Cariboo! 

A.  BARLiOITir^ 


IB    NOW    PREPARED    TO 

Ship  Goods  to  Big  Bend,  Cariboo, 

Or  to  any  part  of  British  Columbia, 
ON  THE  MOST  BEASONABLE  TEBMB. 


FEBBIEB  &  LATBEMOULUEB. 


TEL, 


YALE,  BRITISH  COLDBBIA. 

Every  attention  will  he  paid  to  the  Comfort  of  our  Patrons, 

THE  BEST  TABLE  THE  MARKET  AFFORDS. 

X>xirV,A.X£]   A.'PAJSVI'^/LEiNT:^   FOR   JFAJbOXXaTES. 


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PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Dr.  CH AS.  H.  TOZESR'S 

■^3  3E^  X  \3^jAl  "TP  IPS 
N.  R  COR.  KEARNY  AND  JACKSON  STREETS, 

SAN    FRANCISCO,   CAI^. 


?) 


The  Great  Eradicator  of  Special  Complaints,  formerly  of  Locke  Hospital,  London, 
Eight  Tears  in  Sacramento,  and  the  last  Four  Years  in  San  Francisco. 


X*.     7  O  25  SI 


I  succeaa  In  tlic  treatment  of  all 


KxpCTlence  Is  of  forty  years'  standlnir,  and  dnrlni:  tlint  time  rms  met  with  unparallelt 
those  diseases  Kenerally  known  ns  VE.VERKjVI^  orCHRUWIC 

It  Is  Inipossihle  here  to  mention  nil  the  diseases  with  which  he  Is  familiar;  some,  perhaps,  will  not  he  out  of  plnee. 
The  most  formlilahle,  the  most  destructive  to  mankind,  is  Self-Alinsc.  The  hruin  behiK  the  seat  of  the  disease,  the 
whole  system  sntl'ers  in  consetiuence.  I  will  here  enumerate  some  of  the  symptoms,  so  that  those  afflicted  nmy  lie  aide 
to  form  an  opinion  In  regard  to  their  eomiilalnts,  and  seek  advice  In  time,  thereby  saving  themselves  a  world  of  suller- 
^m^■  Nervous  Debility,  Loss  of  Memory,  I'aln  In  the  Limbs  and  Hack,  Palpitation  of  tlie  neart.TrembiinKiif  the  Llnilis, 
Headache,  and  an  aversion  to  Uenial  Society,  especially  that  of  females.  There  arc  a  Kroat  many  more,  but  these  arc 
auftlclent.  and  should  you  be  sutrerliifi  IVom  any  of  them,  call  on  Dr.  TOZKR,  an<l  he  will  cure  you  in  a  sliort  time,  with- 
out any  Interruption  in  your  business— or  Plate  your  case  by  letter,  and  there  will  be  no  occasion  for  ycnir  calling  at  the 
offlee, 

BTRK^TITRE  OP  THE  ITRRTHRA  is  another  formidable  enemy  to  health.  Send  for  one  of  my  circu- 
lars on  that  disease,  and  Inform  yourself  of  the  terrible  results.    The  worst  cases  cured  in  a  few  days. 

VESTEBEAIj  ni8EA8E8,  in  all  their  various  forms,  either  I'rhnary,  .Secondary,  or  Hereditary,  completely 
eradicated  tVom  the  .system.  Your  constitution  being  restored  to  perfect  health,  there  will  be  nodanwerof  handing 
down  to  your  children  that  terrible  illsease  known  as  Scrofula. 

SYPHIT..ITIC  DIMEABE,  as  It  presents  itself  on  this  Coait,  is  of  a  more  formidable  character  than  that 
ieen  In  the  Atlantic  States  or  Europe,  arising  lYom  the  fact  of  Its  being  a  compound  of  .Spanish,  Chinese,  and  Sandwich 
Island  disease.  Those  of  you  who  have  visited  tlie  two  latter  countries  no  doubt  have  seen  the  dreadful  ell'cctsof  it  on 
both  the  native  and  foreign  population.    It  requires  altogether  different  modes  of  treatment. 

THE  OLD  FORMtlliAS  of  Rlnoril,  Acton  and  liostwiek,  are  of  little  account,  except  to  dry  up  the  disease 
on  the  surface,  loavlng  the  poison  In  the  blood,  which,  sooner  or  later,  will  show  Itself  as  a  Secondary  disease  In  an  ag- 
gravated form.  These  facts  I  have  leai  ,ied  by  experience,  and  think  I  can  say  without  b(ia8tlnt,',  that  I  have  seen  more 
practice  in  these  diseases  than  any  other  pliyslcian  1:?  Ss;i  Francisco,  datlnii  as  it  does  from  11*49.  It  beecmiesyou, 
therefore,  to  think  well  before  you  employ  a  iniyslclan.  Who  Is  the  proper  one  to  consult— an  old  experienced  one,  or 
one  who  lias  recently  settled  amoniist  you?  MY  PI, AST  18  PtlBEI.Y  VEOETADL.E,  destroying  the 
Disease  and  nurifvlng  the  Blood,  so  that  there  Is  no  danger  of  Secondary  Symptoms. 

RH  KtJM  ATlSM,  KEITR  AI..OIA,  and  diseases  arising  from  the  use  of  Mercury,  such  as  Pains  In  the  Shin 
Bones,  .Swellings  of  the  dllterent  Joints  of  the  Itixly,  Kunnlng  Sores,  etc.,  and  Impurities  of  the  Blood,  cured  in  a  short 
time  by  tlic  use  of  iny  VEOETABf..E  MIXTtTREH,  known  only  to  myself. 

SE.WIiVAIy  WE  AKSTESS.— Should  you  be  attlicted  with  any  of  the  following  symptoms,  such  ns  Weakness 
of  the  Hack  and  Limbs,  Pnin  in  the  Head,  Dhiniess  of  Vision,  Nervousness  and  Oenernl  Itcbiilty,  Loss  of  Memory,  Con- 
fusi(m  of  Ideas,  and  DepresshmofSpii-its,  Evil  Foreboding,  Self-Oistrust,  aiJ  an  aversion  toSocicty,  consult  Ur.TOZKU 
at  once,  and  he  will  restore  vou  to  jierfect  heulth. 

TO  EEM  AI<ES.— When  yon  are  atlllcted  with  Weakness  In  the  Back  and  Limbs,  Headache,  Loss  of  Muscular 
Power,  Palpitation  of  the  Heart,  Irritability,  Nervousness,  Extreme  Urinary  DlfHcultles,  Derangement  of  the  Monthly 
Sickness,  Sterility,  and  other  diseases  peculiar  to  Females,  consult  l>r.  TOZEIt,  and  you  will  receive  particular  atten- 
tion. Let  no  false  delleaey  prevent  you,  hut  apply  at  once,  and  save  yourself  from  painful  sulferlnif  and  premature 
death  My  rooms  are  so  nirauKcd  that  there  is  no  (fanner  of  exposure,  or  of  meeting  any  one,  except  tlie  Doctor.  My 
EEM AI..E  MOXTHEiY  niif^8  were  never  known  to  fall  In  giving  relief  In  those  cases  for  which  they  are 
recoiinnenitcd.  To  be  obtained  only  at  my  oRlcc.  Price,  FIVE  D0E>I<AR8— with  full  directions  ml  each  Box. 
Sent  by  Mall  or  Express. 

TO  ('ORRKBPOlVnEWTS.— Patients  of  either  sex,  resldhm  In  any  part  of  the  country,  however  distant, 
who  may  desire  the  opinion  and  advice  of  Dr.  TOZKll,  can.  by  submitting  n  written  statement  of  their  case  to  the  Doe- 
tor,  receive  ail  f  lie  attentiim  and  medicines  necessary  to  elfecta  cure  without  thenccesslty  of  a  personal  Interview.  ,\11 
letters  strictly  conllilentlal,  opened  and  replied  to  by  the  Doctor  himseir.  Consultation  at  the  olHcc  or  by  letter,  fiikk. 
Cures  In  all  cases,  guaranteed.    OtHce  hours,  fVom  U  A.  m.  to  8  p.  h. 

Ilemember,  Dr.   CIIA.8.   TI.   TOZER'S  IIV«TITUTE  Is  at  the 

IVortlieast  Corner  of  •Taokson  nucl  K.enrny  Streets,  Sun 

C^ranolsoo,  Oul.     SST"  Entrance  on  ICeurny  Htreet- 

All  letters  through  the  Post  Office  or  Express  shoold  be  addressed  to  Dr,  0HA8.  H,  TOZES,  San  Francisco,  OaL 

A  ORATEFVIi  ACKBrOWI^EDOMEITT  TO  •KII.I.Fri^  OB1VTI.EMEir. 

Nacrahknto  City,  •)  une  1st,  IKfifl. 

Pr.  CltAS.  11.  TozT.it— Dear  Sir :  You  will  excuse  me  not  wrllini;  to  yon  sooner.  You  will  perhaps  remember  inc  as 
the  jndiviclual  who  called  on  you  for  aHsistnncc  about  a  year  a^o.  The  roof  of  my  mouth  had  completely  rotted  out,  and 
my  palate  dropped  down  and  there  remained,  stopping  up  llie  passaite  so  that  I  could  hardly  eat.  You  remember  you 
cut  It  out  at  once,  widch  relieved  me  Immediately,  and  I  was  enabled  to  swallow  my  food,  and  In  a  short  time  began  to 
Improve.  I  took  your  medicine  and  followed  your  directions  for  several  months.  You  flnally  succeeded  in  stopping; 
the  disease,  saving  my  nose  and  upper  lip,  thontfh  you  freciuentl.v  cautioned  me  about  losing  It.  I  continued  to  Improve 
until  you  finally  recommended  me  to  xo  Into  the  country ;  and  before  Kolnii,  by  your  advice,  I  had  a  cast  taken  of  my 
month,  In  order  that  I  could  have  a  plate  made  for  me  to  enable  me  to  speak  so  ns  to  be  underst<iod  and  am  now  using 
It.  My  eternal  thanks  are  due  to  you  for  the  perseverance  and  skill  that  you  displayed  In  my  case:  and  i  have  to  thank 
you  for  my  restored  henlth,  nn<l  even  for  my  life,  (as  I  was  very  near  bleeding  to  death  several  times  fyoni  the  nose.)  I 
am  now  in  Sacramento  City,  cnJoyinK  good  health,  and  I  shall  recommend  all  my  fVlends  to  call  on  you  should  they  he 
so  unfortunate  as  to  reriulre  assistance ;  and  I  would  advise  all  persons  to  avoid  certain  scientific  doctors  In  your  city, 
for  they  will  send  them  to  a  land  ftom  whence  no  traveler  returns.  With  my  best  wishes  for  your  success,  I  remain, 
yours,  etc.,  8.  8.  F. 

To  CiiAS.  n.  TozKR.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


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TH£  PIONEER  MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  MTITUTE  WAS  ESTABLISHED  IN  18i0,  BY 

Dr.  J.  C.  YOUNG, 

Formerly  t*mfeitor  of  Ike  Vnirertify,  f^nn.;  Author  of  Com  para  Nre  Anatomy:  Honorary 

JKtmbtr  ofthrKi^at  Cotleneof  Surgeorut  f^roftHor  ofObtfrtriei  and  J.eclurer 

upon  f>iteait*  of  Women  and  Children;  Zeeiurer  upon  Siiease* 

of  ike  Urinary  and  Generatiye  Organ; 

TO  PROTECT  THE  AFFLICTED  FROM  THE  UNPRINCIPLED,  AND  AFFORD 
THEM  SPEEDY  AND  RADICAL  CURES. 

The  Institute  has  now  entered  npon  its  leventeenth  year,  and  the  rucccfis  of  the  treatment  used  and  the 
rapidity  of  tlio  cures  eflinitod  have  become  part  of  the  medical  history  of  the  Paciflo  Coast.  In  those  early  times 
the  licenses  of  society  developed  an  alarming  increase  in  SFBCIAIi  and  FBTVATB  OOMFIiAINTB. 
of  a  type  unknown  in  the  Eastern  States  and  Europe,  which  the  accepted  remedies  of  the  fountains  of  medical 
science  would  not  reach.  Mtrcury  only  tncreaaei  the  duorder  or  dried  it  up,  driving  it  back  to  the  bloo(l,/or  it 
to  reappiar  in  •  vru  ntw  and  more  terrible  form. 


DICAIi 


BEMEDIES  OF  A  TUUELY  VEGETABLE  NATURE   WERE   DISCOVERED,  AND  TUEIR  EFFI> 

CIENCY  BECAME  SO  HARKED  THAT 

CUBES  ABE  GUABANTEED  IN  ALL  CASES 

OF    SELF-ABUSE,   BEHIHAL   WEAKITESS,   NERVOUS    DEBILITT,   HEBOUBIAL   GOHFLAINTS, 

aOHOSBHffiA,  STSIOTUBE,  OLEET,  STFBniS,  BEOONDABY  OOMFLAINTB,  DISEASES 

OF  THE  BLADDER  AND  ElDNEYS,  ALL  AFFECTIONS  OF  THE  UBOTABY  AND 

OEBEBATIVE  ORGANS,  ALL  FEMALE  IBREGULABITIES,  ETC.,  ETO. 

It  does  not  matter  from  what  the  disease  arose,  or  of  how  long  standinir  or  obstinate  the  complaint,  the 
recovery  is  certain,  and  in  as  rapid  manner  as  its  nature  will  admit.  FRIVaTc;  DISEASES  are  the  great 
destrovers  of  health.  They  insidiously  attack  the  system,  and  undermine  and  destroy  it ;  they  drive  the  bloom 
from  the  cheek,  the  lustre  iVoni  the  eye,  and  the  strength  and  vigor  from  the  frame,  giving  to  the  world  puny 
and  decrepit  offspring,  and  poison  through  successive  genorations  the  race  of  man.  FKOM  TUE4M  ARISE 
CONSUifPTfON,  SCROFULA,  HEREDITARY  INSANITY,  IDIOCY  AND  PARALYSIS.  It  is  only  by 
perfect  and  permanent  cures  that  the  afflicted  can  h(g>e  to  ucure  his  ehiidren  against  the  certainty  of  an  inheritance 
C(f  the  poison. 

\Sf  SELF-ABUSE  ii  the  bane  of  youth  a'hd  the  horrible  enemy  to  after-years,  for  it  is  a  medical  fbct 
beyond  question,  that  its  practice  even  in  the  slightest  degree  entails  upon  the  person  the  certainty  of  its  atler- 
•fleets,  oausins  those  terrible  feelings  of  deprcwiuu,  timidity,  loss  of  memory,  confusion  of  mind,  nocturnal 
emissions,  indigestion,  etc.,  marking  the  rapid  waste  of  the  vital  principle  of  life  in  the  urine,  etc.  It  under- 
mines and  destroys  the  nervous  structure,  takes  away  the  direct  vitality  of  the  different  organs  of  the  system, 
makes  the  victim  totally  unfit  for  the  marriage  relations,  and  leaves  him  to  a  mieorablo  llfu  of  suffering,  ending 
in  a  loathsome  death.  To  those  who  arr  suffering  from  any  of  the  effects  qf  that  terrible  weakness,  the  Doctor  wouM 
give  etery  asmrance  <^  secrecy,  and  astttre  them  ^ rapid  and  perfect  curej,  lotlAout  hindrance  from  business  or  the 
least  possibility  of  suspicion.  

dV^  In  all  ibrms  of  FEMAIiB  THTt.inmTr.  a  •RTTTWH  and  Weaknesses  incidental  to  the  Sex,  no  mat- 
ter n?m  what  cause  arising,  the  Doctor's  reputation  has  boon  such  as  to  need  no  more  than  a  passing  nllusiou. 
They  can  be  treated  at  home  with  every  certainty  of  the  same  success  that  would  attend  a  visit  to  the 

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My  system  of  treatment  is  such  that  the  same  success  marks  its  treatment  when  conducted  by  letter  as  by 
personal  Interview.  Indeed,  the  greater  number  of  my  patients  have  never  visited  the  Institute,  but  have  liad 
advice  and  remedies  forwarded  to  them  by  mail  or  express.  I  lie  patient  is  thus  enabled  to  preserve  the  socn't 
of  his  complaint,  as  aU  letters  are  returned  or  th.uroi/ed,  and  the  utmost  seevrrcv  preseri-ed.  All  that  is  rc<|uired  I 
Is  to  inclose  that  part  of  the  advertisement  mentioning  the  trouble  of  the  writer,  and  Itall  and  complete 
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